My grandmother was occupied with the laundry in the basement.
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Mr. Cruz appeared to be occupied with loading the gun.
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My mind was occupied with other things, and ideas came.
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Cox was occupied with leading the rest of his squad.
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It's a little too occupied with setting things up for that.
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Thomas has been occupied with the power of advertising for years.
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Hotels are fully occupied with families waiting for more permanent housing.
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Why are SWAT teams almost entirely occupied with executing search warrants?
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However, your mind is also occupied with stress in your relationships.
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But once they get there, they are pre-occupied with national security issues.
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But he appeared largely occupied with his critics for much of the weekend.
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All my brain was occupied with figuring out how to be a mom.
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But, pants were essential to the life of citizens occupied with riding and archery.
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Top officials have been occupied with a series of political crises in recent months.
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Companies were doing long-term deals for spaces they never occupied with zero revenue.
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Most mending involves sewing, which means keeping your hands occupied with repetitive, soothing stitches.
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The groups that had influenced them, he said, were occupied with creation, not reaction.
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About 50 other houses are occupied, with blue tarps to keep out the rain.
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A lot of my time, even on weekends, is occupied with running a nonprofit.
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A lot of my time, even on weekends, is occupied with running a nonprofit.
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Most of his time is occupied with navigating the tricky path forward in vehicle design.
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The summer has been occupied with a frivolous argument over banning the "burkini" on beaches.
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He stole Winterfell from the Young Wolf while he was occupied with, you know, war.
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There have to be some that aren't otherwise occupied with writing books about string theory.
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It's in your car, where your hands and eyes should be pre-occupied with driving.
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We were pretty occupied with waving the moths away and flipping them off our keyboards.
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So, he wants everyone else occupied with the smoke and ash blanketing the Golden State.
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He felt lucky to have been occupied with interviews on the morning after the fire.
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Agrawal claimed as many as half of the community are gainfully occupied with a day job.
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Her brother, occupied with toy action figure of a knight in armor, seemed not to notice.
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Only a fraction of them say that some of them will be occupied with a microdosing.
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This book is more occupied with the historical events and political movements that shaped those lives.
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Wilson was so occupied with clever party politics that he had little time to govern the country.
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Since Isaac was occupied with family obligations, he told us to make the decision on our own.
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His only regret was that his billions were otherwise occupied with his company's transition to the cloud.
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Perhaps they're occupied with impeachment, struggling to defend the president's behavior against clear evidence of his guilt.
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Being occupied with self-loathing left little room to be grateful for what my body could do.
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Those not occupied with capturing his likeness for their Instagram accounts gave him a round of applause.
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Mr. Liang said the gated community was more than 90 percent occupied, with a variety of tenants.
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Camelot's Shining Force for the 16-bit machine ate up several hours I should have occupied with homework.
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The United States has since been occupied with other trade conflicts — namely nailing down a truce with China.
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The outburst came late in a day otherwise occupied with calls and meetings focused on the Syria attack.
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Santos dismissed the accusation, saying he was occupied with something more important - the baptism of his granddaughter Celeste.
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This is the fruit of the missions, during which astronauts are often occupied with mechanical and safety issues.
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Maybe I should have figured this out for myself, but I was too occupied with getting it done.
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Although both projects are occupied with Ader's disappearance (Daalder's especially so), both contextualize the artist's work within broader frameworks.
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Your toes are nestled in the sand and your hand is occupied with a Piña colada — not a cellphone.
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"We were 100 percent occupied with CETA," he said, referring to the trade deal, which was signed on Sunday.
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"We now want better quality assets, malls that are occupied, with healthy ratios and diverse tenants," Igal Namdar said.
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But since Harry was occupied with his best man duties, they did not enter the church together or sit together.
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While you're all endlessly debating who the Best Chris in Hollywood is, I'm too occupied with crowing the Best Dad.
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Since then, the SETI Institute has been occupied with its prime directive—understanding the universe and trying to contact aliens.
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Keep them occupied with this wooden swing set, featuring two swings, a slide, rock wall, sandbox, clubhouse, and chalkboard tarp.
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Many low-value goods are made overseas, as higher-skilled U.S. labor is occupied with more-complex, higher-value goods.
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With positions either vacant or occupied with holdovers from the Obama years, progress in the right direction will be slow.
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Queen has been delayed until the fall, but Nicki Minaj is going to keep her fans occupied with more singles.
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Days were occupied with his grandmother, who ran a travel agency, and his grandfather, a manager at the credit union.
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Playing for time, Wingate asked his visitors to be patient, as "His Majesty's Government" was occupied with more pressing things.
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She returned with her husband to Marion and was occupied with marriage, motherhood and teaching for more than a decade.
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Like many people I met in Refshaleøen, this woman was usually occupied with an art project of one kind or another.
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Similarly, makeup trends and products — less obviously occupied with wiping us out — need to mutate to survive and to stay relevant.
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In the midst of Turkey's struggle to preserve its democracy, the international media was occupied with shameless reporting and political nitpicking.
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There are younger people coming so the average age of shoppers really coming down and they are also occupied with sustainability.
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To be fair, Sharma and co-writers Saiwyn Quadras and Samyukta Chawla Shaikh aren't really pre-occupied with these minor details.
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Try to hold off on tossing out Blizzard until the main attacking force is clustered together and occupied with other threats.
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Roman Sicily was too pre-occupied with producing grain for the empire (or rebelling against it) to make many beautiful things.
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Most offices use a Google Calendar for this, and mark a room occupied with pieces of paper taped to the wall.
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Typically, our minds are too occupied with thoughts to allow complete immersion even in what is right in front of us.
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Most of its photogenic traditional villages are only about one-third occupied, with many of the old courtyard homes in disrepair.
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Mr. Trump and Congress are occupied with trying to agree on a short-term spending bill ward off a government shutdown.
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Within three days, every hospital bed in the city's 31 hospitals was occupied with a flu patient, according to Smithsonian Magazine.
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They're now occupied with bigger and better things, like serving a big account they just won and going after new business.
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President Trump was inside at the time, and much of the West Wing was still occupied with White House staff members.
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But he doesn't plan to pursue the idea anytime soon, as he is too occupied with Tesla, SpaceX and other projects.
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We can't learn what we need to learn because we are constantly occupied with unnecessary work that just pulls us back.
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An excerpt of the rejection letter in "On Her Own Ground" says Washington's "time and attention" were "occupied" with building his institution.
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She argues that our society is occupied with the idea of marriage; we want people to get married early, and have children.
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He is not pre-occupied with offsetting new spending; and he is entirely comfortable with a clean raising of the debt ceiling.
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But the Senate is occupied with spending bills, and the criminal justice proposal could not come up until June at the earliest.
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Meanwhile Tory voters tended to be busier—out at work or occupied with children—so trickier to pin down over the phone.
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He has been occupied with his Australian television series, "Rake," in which he plays an ethically challenged lawyer whose dissipation rivals Mikhail's.
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Maybe you're in a rush, or your arms are occupied with a family-sized bag of Cheetos and a conditioner two-pack.
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"I kind of fell in love with him, and I was very occupied with death," Ms. Goldvicht said in a recent interview.
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The street was occupied with historical reconstructions of Russian military triumphs, from the times of Ivan the Terrible to the second world war.
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In the meantime, Mr. VandeHei, one of the founders of Politico, is keeping himself occupied with a more plebeian venture: a Snapchat channel.
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Peña would love to spend the episode tracking Jurado, but unfortunately for him, two U.S. senators are in town, and he's occupied with schmoozing.
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A senior US defense official acknowledged that many Arab allies have been occupied with the Saudi Arabian-led campaign against Houthi militants in Yemen.
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This will put almost 400,000 spaces occupied with urns at risk of displacement, according to Alnwick Chan, executive director of property agency Knight Frank.
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These include the circa 1794 house at 3017 N Street NW that Jacqueline Kennedy briefly occupied with her children after her husband was assassinated.
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The campus is the last of five universities to remain occupied, with activists using it as a base to continue to block the tunnel.
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One morning, I was occupied with a client from Congo who was pregnant and was having difficulty getting through the application process for Medicaid.
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Most of the rooms were occupied, with at least 100 guests of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology staying there for a conference.
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Watching The Snowman keeps you so thoroughly occupied with trying to figure out why the movie itself exists that all other questions become irrelevant.
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During the next few weeks and months, our health care system will be fully occupied with the critical mission of keeping our seniors alive.
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If I'm on deadline and need to finish up some writing, he stays occupied with the set until I'm done and can join him.
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As the college-aged contingent transitions from students to alumni, their lives will become occupied with all new kinds of challenges, excitements, and memories.
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But others are occupied with activities that have gone on unchanged for centuries: Women weave flowers into garlands; men burn incense; fishermen mend their nets.
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Casselman: The rest of the building was occupied with CIBC's computer terminals, and they weren't thrilled about this raging nightclub being on the ground floor.
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In the last few weeks before Tuesday's primary, and under fire from Rubio and his super PACs, Christie became pre-occupied with the Florida senator.
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Our scientists are all occupied with monitoring our instrumentation (which has to take priority on limited bandwidth over streaming video) and dealing with media requests.
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Mr. O'Reilly and company weren't occupied with defending belief in the Virgin Birth or worrying that the celebration of Christ's birth had become too commercialized.
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Environmental and public health critics accused the Trump administration of taking advantage of the pandemic to barrel ahead while opponents were occupied with the crisis.
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When all of Washington is occupied with today's proposed tax changes, it's easy to forget that we've been here before and will be here again.
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And when adolescents occupy this museum, they'll also be occupied — with theater, dance, moviemaking, writing, politics, science and all kinds of visual art and design.
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Abiy has promised to liberalise the telecoms and banking sectors but this year he is likely to be occupied with elections scheduled for Aug. 29.
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The United States is distracted with impeachment, and officials who need to be substantively thinking about the sovereignty of these countries are occupied with investigations.
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"When you have a broken leg, you might not be able to walk, but you can watch TV, keep yourself occupied with Netflix," Taylor said.
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"The whole hospital has been occupied with victims from the incident," Dr. Abib Ndiaye, the chief medical officer in Tambacounda, told a local radio station.
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Dog TV is here to assuage some of the guilt and keep your pet occupied with unique programs designed to appeal to dogs, and dogs alone.
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As long as their phones kept pinging with fares and their back seats were always occupied with happy passengers, nothing could really steer them off course.
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If the Lightning port is occupied with headphones, ideally there would be an alternate method of charging and this hardware enhancement could be the perfect solution.
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In "My Heart Belongs to Bertie," Peter is occupied with graphs of binomial distributions as well as various odds related to a potential second book deal.
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"Being occupied with something fun can help keep you calm when a storm is happening and will make the time go by faster," Ms. Sarkis said.
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" The letter argued that jail personnel were "fully occupied with bringing M.D.C. back to full operation and addressing issues caused by the loss of electrical power.
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This short film from Mathieu Stern shows how you can feel terribly alone in a big city like Paris when you're occupied with all of life's worries.
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Fighting Rubio and attacking Trump The Cruz campaign appears as occupied with Marco Rubio leapfrogging them into third place as it is with catching Trump for first.
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The European Union has admittedly been pre-occupied with a series of regional challenges: the Syrian civil war, the refugee crisis, the chilling rise of Islamic terrorism.
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It's an unusual speech to deliver directly after filing paperwork to run in the state, especially amid a presidential primary field almost preternaturally occupied with health care.
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His wife, who had been occupied with Instagramming each dish, nodded before looking up and taking stock of the black-and-white mosaic tiles around the restaurant.
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Hesse, by analogy, might be called an ugly soul, one who is so occupied with his own spiritual distempers that the outside world barely makes an impression.
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Melissa & Doug Set of 4 Play Foods, $79.99This play food set will keep young minds occupied with cookie baking, pizza making, and making other fun food combinations.
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She was occupied with her movie "On the Basis of Sex" and was already attached to "The Morning Show," which debuted on Apple TV Plus on Friday.
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For most of its running time, the movie seems occupied with its own dramatic issues, principally the aftermath of a shocking and apparently inexplicable act of violence.
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As a newly minted doctor years ago, my mind was usually occupied with beeps and buzzers providing me technical information to help calculate choices about patients' care.
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After making the rounds, the vacuum will return to its charging base to await your beck and call — all while you're occupied with kicking up your feet.
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On the walls are photographs of performances that took place in New York, while the center of the space is occupied with various video pieces Downey orchestrated.
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Over the last few months, the actress has been occupied with preparing to open her first brick-and-mortar storefront for her sustainable lifestyle brand Bayou with Love.
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Plenty of rappers, including and especially from the South, have carved out long, lucrative careers that run parallel to whatever the majors are occupied with in the moment.
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His popularity ratings and dominance of Russian politics has always depended on keeping the public occupied with televised news dramas, pitting his regime against a succession of enemies.
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The campus is the last of five universities to remain occupied, with activists using it as a base to continue to block the city's central Cross-Harbour Tunnel.
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You're either saddled with school or busy with work or everyone in your life is too occupied with one of the above to do anything worthwhile with you.
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Speaking later to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said he was too occupied with campaigning for Republican candidates to travel for another summit before the November elections.
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Imagine the upside of a weekend full of "nos" — it's likely to be one occupied with new experiences: invented games, a family dance party or time spent outdoors.
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This overlooks that, at the time, the President was fully occupied with righting our economy, which was on the brink of collapse, and moving his signature healthcare bill forward.
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Trump transition officials told Bloomberg that the president-elect wants more time to give his address because he has been occupied with filling out Cabinet and top administration positions.
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The Belgian government has perhaps been occupied with other concerns – yes, maybe too occupied – to deal with the rising number of ISIS converts in the country, some critics say.
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Trump has yet to respond, likely because he is occupied with bragging about recent political wins, name-calling Ted Cruz, and boasting about how he alone will eradicate warfare.
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Try giving your dog a puzzle toy or treat when you leave, so he or she is occupied with something fun and rewarding while you walk out the door.
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The show's creator is apparently onto bigger and better things (in Nashville?), and the other leading blonde ladies are all occupied with their own brands, collaborations, and personal lives.
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Murgatroyd tells PEOPLE that they're able to spend more time with Shai in the mornings, as their evenings are occupied with performing and everything that comes along with that.
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According to court documents, each brother would control a third of the company, but Arthur, who was occupied with his publishing and advertising ventures, would play a passive role.
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The campus is the last of five universities to be occupied, with activists using it as a base to continue to block the city's central cross-harbor road tunnel.
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"Criminal Court more accurately resembles a D.M.V. than anybody's conception of a court," he said, noting that judges there seem more occupied with disposing of cases than judging them.
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Barnard has long been occupied with the question of how a white artist, the beneficiary of privilege, can speak about the race question in America without co-opting it?
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Europe, meanwhile, is pre-occupied with its own troubles, from Brexit and militant attacks to the string of elections this year in which anti-globalization populists could score gains.
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But there was a question as to whether or not he's free to do the show or date Brown -- given that he looked to be otherwise occupied with Hadid.
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But regardless of whether these parties and movements succeed, as long as Europe is occupied with its own internal problems, then as far as Putin is concerned, the Kremlin wins.
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For the moment, the Department of Justice seems more occupied with targeting high-profile sex scumbags than with rounding up sex workers and their customers while pretending to save them.
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I gave the device to our video producer Veanne, as my own wrists were occupied with the Versa Lite and Apple Watch 4 to A/B test the new product.
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Martin Glenn, the chief executive of England's Football Association, had urged England fans to show "consideration and respect" as French police were already pre-occupied with preventing any militant attacks.
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Militant in the North Caucasus are hounded by security forces, pushed into forest hideouts, and too pre-occupied with staying alive to be able to launch attacks on Russian cities.
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Mr. Brant was occupied with his paper empire and his art holdings, which came to include freshly commissioned works of his wife by Julian Schnabel, Francesco Clemente and Maurizio Cattelan.
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The reason can be found in the activity of linked brain regions, such as the default mode network, that become active when our attention is not occupied with a task.
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They will gain two seats on the A.I.G. board, although Mr. Icahn said that he would appoint an associate of his investment firm because he is occupied with several other companies.
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But while my hands have been occupied with the monotony of manual labor, my mind has been elsewhere, delving into a fantasy realm as a means to fight off the boredom.
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"Every Hong Kong citizen and his family will no longer have to be troubled by or pre-occupied with the housing problem," Lam said during her annual policy speech on Wednesday.
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Occupied with work on Air Force One when the speech aired live Thursday, President Barack Obama later watched a video of his wife's remarks on a long limo ride in Pittsburgh.
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Her decision has raised concerns that Germany will again be occupied with domestic affairs at a time when it is needed as a leader in Europe and on the international stage.
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Republicans will now be occupied with uncomfortable questions about the Trump campaign's relationship with Russia and the president's inevitable preoccupation with a probe that cuts so close to his inner circle.
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Airbus and Boeing are also grappling with their own problems, with the U.S. firm striving to bring the 123.307 MAX back into service and Airbus occupied with a long-running corruption scandal.
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Stocks hardly budged for most of the day as investors were occupied with Ms. Yellen's appearance on Capitol Hill and the vote this week on Britain's possible withdrawal from the European Union.
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When you are used to musical structures, powernoise or dark ambient can be a shock at first, but the more I drowned into those sounds, the more I was occupied with them.
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The day after a sleepless night should be occupied with simple, non-taxing activities, with awareness towards hydration and health, says Nupur Kohli, a Dutch physician who specializes in stress and productivity.
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For this demonstration flight, one of the four seats is occupied with a sort of artificial person — what NASA calls an A.T.D. or "anthropomorphic test device" — which is wearing a SpaceX spacesuit.
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In January, U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the decision to delay the drills was because of logistical concerns, since many South Korean security forces would be occupied with protecting the Olympics.
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For this flight, one of the seats will be occupied with a sort of artificial person — what NASA calls an A.T.D. or "anthropomorphic test device" — which will be wearing a SpaceX spacesuit.
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On Sunday night, lawmakers seem to be as occupied with the NFL playoffs as they were with a looming early-morning vote in the Senate to open the government by Monday's workday.
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That's particularly important, Azoff thinks, in the event that lawmakers don't overhaul the DMCA anytime soon — a decent bet, given that they might be occupied with other tasks in an election year.
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The acquisition of Lee will likely move Nicolas Batum over from shooting guard to small forward – the position he occupied with the Portland Trail Blazers before being acquired by Charlotte over the summer.
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Although Blake Lively was occupied with her Galentine's Day party and Ryan Reynolds didn't plan anything special, we knew these two would pull through and surprise us with a sweet Valentine's Day gesture.
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With this stability in mind, people are less occupied with the value of currency — though economists are predicting another devastating recession is on the horizon — and turning their attention towards social justice issues.
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"Washington is going to be occupied with the investigation, and we won't get to see tax reform, we won't get to see any of the things that they were hoping for," Cashin said.
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" When MUNCHIES reached out to the restaurant for comment, we were told via Facebook Messenger, "We are a little pre occupied with repairs and getting our restaurant back to normal at the moment.
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In the wake of the mass murder of 17 Americans in Florida, the president falsely claimed that the F.B.I. failed to prevent the massacre because it was too occupied with the Russia investigation.
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An extra neurotrauma consultant will be at all NFL playoff games and February's Super Bowl in Minnesota so that one will be available even if another is occupied with a previously injured player.
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"The problem with young people is that they are not 100 percent pre-occupied with economic considerations," said Michael Tien, a Hong Kong delegate to China's parliament, the National People's Congress, which Zhang heads.
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Her brain usually spins into productive action around 11 pm or so, and she'll work well into the darkness, night after night, toiling away at whichever of her many projects she's currently occupied with.
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She saw one easing into the water but it was occupied with several people who hadn't arrived to volunteer but rather had their own problems to take care of, bound for their own homes.
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The violence between rival fans has marred the start of the 24-nation championship and given an extra headache to police and security forces already pre-occupied with guarding against any Islamist militant threat.
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Sometimes, as an artist, you're so egomaniacal that you're often so occupied with your work and working from show to show, that you don't really take the time or call people or go out.
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For the foreseeable future the presidency will be both vacant and occupied, with the country reduced to waiting out his tantrum and deciphering its future from a fusillade of tweets and campaign-like rants.
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Like America's early frontier families, who lived off the land, the Chaparros wanted to learn to survive independently, far from a federal government too occupied with other matters to provide sufficient help or support.
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His first novel, THE GOOD DETECTIVE (Putnam, $27), which is pretty much perfect, features a decent if flawed hero battling personal troubles while occupied with a murder case of great consequence to his community.
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They lost favor, along with R.O.T.C., at many elite colleges in the late 1960s and 403s, when many college students were occupied with the civil rights movement, the draft and the Vietnam War protests.
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Mowarin, now 28, who got a New York City finance gig right out of college, working 2000 to 214 hours a week, remembers often being pre-occupied with the pesky fit of her suits.
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" — to bother with whether what he was doing was literature, Mr. Dylan wrote: "I too am often occupied with the pursuit of my creative endeavors and dealing with all aspects of life's mundane matters.
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While your hands are occupied with the many buttons of a Dual Shock 4 in the real world, your virtual counterpart is flipping arcane switches and buttons with both hands trapped in a similar position.
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"There is the political level, the street and the security establishment, and each one of these groups is very occupied with themselves," said Maria Fantappie, a senior analyst on Iraq at the International Crisis Group.
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While Reacher is occupied with his research, another drama is unfolding at the isolated motel where a young Canadian couple, Shorty Fleck and Patty Sundstrom, are stranded when their clunker of a car breaks down.
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And it has ramifications for content as well as form: It suggests a world in which order is only a persistent illusion, and men are loose bundles of disconnected impulses ceaselessly occupied with wrestling themselves.
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US President Donald Trump, China's Xi Jinping, India's Narendra Modi, France's Emmanuel Macron and Great Britain's Theresa May were no shows at this gathering of global movers and shakers, occupied with more pressing matters at home.
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But there is no getting away from the fact that had they been occupied with fewer humdrum labours, the brilliant women whom she portrays in her book might well have achieved even more than they did.
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"It was something that really resonated with me, this little girl just wanting to be seen and wanting to be loved by a mom who was too occupied with things that didn't quite matter," said Aniston.
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"The members of our focus groups worried that Trump was so pre-occupied with picking Twitter fights and the general chaos of his administration that he was not focusing on making the economy better," he added.
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Much of the album's headspace is occupied with mournful and quiet catharsis, but there are also songs like "Growing Apart," which finds its power in guitar-based atmospherics that evolve into a psychedelic bass-led breakdown.
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But as 43,000 baseball fans gathered for the Washington Nationals' season opener here on Monday, the city's most prominent resident was occupied with official duties, declining the team's invitation to throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
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Though he has been recently pre-occupied with the arrival of his first child, the popular Spaniard will no doubt turn his attention back on the day job when he tees off for Thursday's first round.
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Congress could advance another stopgap measure with the hopes of hashing out a long-term reauthorization after the August recess, but lawmakers will likely be occupied with funding the government and campaigning for the November elections.
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The current government has largely been occupied with electoral law discussions, but it has also reinvigorated the oil and gas licensing process and agreed on a 2017 Budget, although this has not yet been approved by parliament.
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Opened in the hard-to-find western Sydney suburb of Lansvale in the '70s, Magic Kingdom blended the Australian love for green expanses and barbecues, while keeping the kids occupied with an assortment of moderately interesting rides.
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She kept saying I should never forget how much she loved me—but I was so occupied with getting ready for the party I was headed to that I didn't think about why she was saying it.
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"Leisure doesn't improve quality of life unless one knows how to use it effectively," Wallman tells CNBC Make It. Wallman defines leisure time as any time when you're not occupied with work or chores, paid or unpaid.
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The gripping naval engagement that pitted Yara and Theon against Uncle Euron, leading their own Iron Fleet, was a burst of activity in an hour of TV that was otherwise occupied with backroom machinations and medical oddities.
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It's always interesting to observe which messages the movies cluster around in a given year, and some of 2019's most celebrated films — from all over the world — have been particularly occupied with inequality, disparity, and revolt.
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CHICAGO — Just before the dangerously cold temperatures set in across the Midwest this week, Michael Belz was occupied with thoughts of his son Gerald, an 18-year-old in his first year at the University of Iowa.
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Other Senate Republicans who are critics of Trump's declined to comment, saying they are too busy, focused on their own re-election races or too occupied with Senate business to pay attention to their party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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Here the frame creates a novelistic sense of story — the woman is at home, occupied with weaving and maintaining the home, like Penelope, while her Dutch Odysseus plies the bounding mane to return with the plunder of trade.
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Since their arrival, Darwish has stayed occupied with language classes, studying, and, undoubtedly, worrying about the rest of his family, who remain in Syria, but he's been understandably anxious to finish what he started over three years ago.
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As Wonder Woman maintains its hold on the box office and Pixar movies prepare to occupy every other highway billboard, independent filmmakers tend to be more occupied with reality—documenting the darker, more poignant sides of everyday life.
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Yes, you could dig up that dust-covered copy of The Joy of Cooking that you were given (but never really read), but who wants to turn book pages while you're occupied with prepping and cooking your dish?
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Depending on how long Viall stays on Dancing with the Stars, he could be occupied with the show for as long as three months, People notes, so don't expect a new show starring the former Bachelor just yet.
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"I have decided to leave this post, which I have occupied with dedication and care since the beginning of this year, to prevent the allegations directed at me from harming the reputation of the Dogan group," he said.
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But it is mostly occupied with journeys both invented—a man mysteriously "loses" his wife and son on a Croatian island—and historical, such as that made by Chopin's sister to smuggle the composer's heart from France into Poland.
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While it'll be sad not to see the royal pairs coupled up at charity events, we're sure both couples will keep their millions of admirers plenty occupied with photos and updates of their doings from their separate Instagram accounts.
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The result is China still has a nuclear surrogate in the form of North Korea, keeping Asia and the United States occupied with a sustained threat of imminent hostile action, while continuing to pursue their territorial ambitions throughout Asia.
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If anything, our findings point to November as a particularly bad time for startups to raise from VCs because, like most others in the U.S., investors are occupied with more important things like seeing family and demolishing Thanksgiving leftovers.
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It outlines what might be a familiar feeling: First you spend a long time contentedly alone, happily occupied with your own mind, eating among the solitary people at the counters of diners while everyone else arrives in groups and pairs.
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During the TV segment, Marsella wanted to talk about how he would do the same with Ostia's own immigrant community, which was living in a crumbling old summer camp occupied with the permission of the city of Rome 303 years ago.
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And while the marketing industry has recently been justifiably occupied with preventing their ads from appearing next to videos promoting hate and other extreme content on YouTube, ad blocking remains a massive issue, said Keith Weed, chief marketing officer at Unilever.
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Though studies have concluded that BDD affects men and women roughly equally, there are differences in the types of preoccupations: Women are more likely to be occupied with their hips, their weight, their skin, and camouflaging perceived flaws with makeup.
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"Our research group was coming into position to make measurements on a developing tornado in the Texas Panhandle but could not find any locations to park the radar, as all available vantage points were occupied with chaser traffic," he said.
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Not that 17-times Grand Slam champion Nadal, whose latest feat is all the more remarkable considering he was sidelined for several weeks this year due to injury, is pre-occupied with trying to keep up with his Swiss rival.
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After the NFL admitted to mishandling Rice's case, they asked former FBI director Robert Mueller -- now occupied with the Russia investigation -- to look into what went wrong and how the league could adjust its discipline process for its players moving forward.
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His presence is being seen as a sign of Beijing's growing weight in the world at a time when Trump is promising a more insular, "America first" approach and Europe is pre-occupied with its own troubles, from Brexit to terrorism.
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What these travelers are thinking (or not thinking) is a pertinent question, considering the unarmed airport majorities so scrupulously occupied with limitations on liquid cosmetics or whether their shoes and belts must be trundle-ready for the carry-on X-ray.
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Doug's also occupied with other things, though, like offering to donate part of his alcohol-addled liver to Frank and nearly suffocating Seth with an empty water glass to make sure he knows that additional breaches of loyalty won't be tolerated.
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I know I was often too busy, occupied with my own pain and those of the people I see, to think too hard about what happens to white identity in the face of rapid demographic, cultural, technological, and economic change.
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Now, that main backer is pretty much gone, pre-occupied with other matters such as impeachment, and with Trump having just humiliated Zelensky in front of the world by allegedly trying to shake him down for dirt on a political opponent.
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The crew currently aboard the station has been fully occupied with their normal schedules, too, and NASA made sure to reach out to their families, many of whom live in the Houston area, to see if they did well throughout the storm.
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While the collection does feature its fair share of larger-than-life and vibrant pieces, there are also less visually dramatic works such as Harold Gilman's 1917 painting of a cleaning lady turned away from the viewer and occupied with menial tasks.
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With it, Related said, 22005 Hudson Yards, which broke ground in 230 as the first major new office tower in the neighborhood, is now fully occupied, with tenants like SAP, the software company; BCG, the consulting firm; and L'Oréal, the cosmetics company.
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Zaitsev scored his third goal this season at 19:05 of the second when his pass from the right flank deflected off the skate of Buffalo defenseman Brandon Montour, who was occupied with Toronto's Zach Hyman at the edge of the crease.
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Another, "The Green Room" (on Sunday and Wednesday), is a staggeringly bleak adaptation of a Henry James story in which Mr. Truffaut casts himself as a journalist and World War I veteran who becomes more occupied with the dead than with the living.
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" Mr. Trump signaled his own impatience with the inquiry on Wednesday evening, saying on Twitter that he was too occupied with the demands of the office to devote "much time to be thinking about this, especially since there was no Russian 'Collusion.
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Dale Herndon, a former deputy for the Bikers, who had previously worked as the warden of a maximum security prison, is now its director and has taken over the day-to-day running of the Bikers while Cox is occupied with campaigning.
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Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk), and slightly more moral lawyer Kim Wexler (Rhea Seehorn) trying to make their separate law practices under the same roof, while Jimmy's mind also seemed occupied with his brother, Chuck (Michael McKean), with whom much bad blood has been flowing.
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With some of the ball partygoers pre-occupied with that other type of ball — one ballgown-sporting attendee was overheard whispering to a male companion, "I want to check on the Nats game," — cheers could be heard from outside the gathering as the Nationals scored.
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"The delay in tapping the federal funds is also due to the fact that local authorities were overwhelmed by last year's record influx of migrants, which left them fully occupied with ensuring accommodation and integration," said Helmut Dedy, head of the Association of German Cities.
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I normally like to sneak away with the paper while my young kids are occupied with their Legos, but today I was able to involve them completely, and they absolutely loved listening to the cries of the lemur and the rattling sounds of the lava.
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Over the last 25 years, amid the releases of various screen adaptations imagining new lives for her novels, the critical conversation around Jane Austen has been much occupied with the diverse responses of her diverse reading communities: academic and popular, elite and fan-based.
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Speaking on the front porch of the modest three-bedroom home she and three other mothers occupied with the help of local activists, 34-year-old Dominique Walker said Thursday that the notice was taped to the door but not addressed to the mothers specifically.
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It turns out Hayne might have to keep himself occupied with another pursuit, as he could be ruled out due to strict rules by anti-doping agency WADA, requiring him to sit out for six months before he can play another professional sport, according to Fox Sports.
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This was the reasoning Nathaniel Hawthorne used in 1855 when he famously complained to his publisher: America is now wholly given over to a d[amne]d mob of scribbling women, and I should have no chance of success while the public is occupied with their trash.
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Carl C. Icahn, the activist investor, and John Paulson, the hedge fund manager, will gain two seats on A.I.G.'s board, though Mr. Icahn said on Thursday that he would appoint an associate of his investment firm instead of himself because he is occupied with several other companies.
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He is obviously not a career politician, he has been very occupied with his own business interest, which are relatively narrow given the scope of what a president actually has to deal with, so I imagine he is really working hard right now to master so many sectors.
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In a later episode, when the coal miners strike in 1974 and electricity shortages put the country on a three-day week, the queen is primarily occupied with reading Prince Charles's secret letters and sending him away on a sea expedition so that he will not marry Camilla Shand.
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Case in point: One of the other things that makes Nicki more like a regular social media user is that she's not opposed to stanning hard, which is what at least 40 percent of Twitter is now occupied with at all times, since Beliebers and Directioners made it so.
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" The deeper problem with the commander in chief's well-documented petulance, diagnosed Ted Gup, is that it constitutes abdication: "For the foreseeable future the presidency will be both vacant and occupied, with the country reduced to waiting out his tantrum and deciphering its future from a fusillade of tweets and campaign-like rants.
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A. Wess Mitchell With Secretary of State Mike Pompeo occupied with North Korea, Iran, and, now, the crisis over Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance, US policy in Central and Eastern Europe has been turned over to an academic who until his appointment a year ago had no experience as a US diplomat.
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President Trump seemed a bit pre-occupied with the Russia probe over the holiday weekend — he tweeted about it almost a dozen times — and it was still top of mind for him Tuesday morning, only with a stunning new baseless charge: He's now saying the Mueller team will be "MEDDLING" with the midterms.
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An actual recession is bad for almost everyone — but a healthy chunk of the population out of work makes for a decent disciplinary tool, and it keeps the political agenda occupied with things like the need to fix the mythical "skills gap" rather than with worker demands for a bigger piece of the pie.
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"Roll call," Adda said so quietly that only Pel and Iridian reacted, Pel with a nervous laugh and Iridian with the frown she wore every time they discussed AI. The Casey's transmitters were occupied with a long-range comm already in progress, and it stopped Adda from reallocating any of its comm capabilities to interfere with law enforcement broadcasts.
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Another silver lining to the novel coronavirus pandemic is that creatives like Sassoon, who is currently self-isolating with a dwindling amount of toilet paper that his calculator estimates will last him 14 days (four rolls), are finding ways to keep occupied with projects that, once shared online, can bring the public some much-needed distraction and entertainment.
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Another silver lining to the novel coronavirus pandemic is that creatives like Sassoon, who is currently self-isolating with a dwindling amount of toilet paper that his calculator estimates will last him 14 days (four rolls), are finding ways to keep occupied with projects that, once shared online, can bring the public some much-needed distraction and entertainment.
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They're also created with the same care and attention as a piece of fine art: According to the Wall Street Journal, it takes roughly 18 months to take a scarf from design concept to finished product; up to six of those months are occupied with color adjustment alone — never mind the cutting and hand-finishing of the rolled edges.
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As we all scrambled around the house occupied with our final preparations, The Weather Channel droned on in the background, beaming in reporters in ponchos stationed in the Caribbean, or Florida's more Southern reaches—Tampa, my hometown, was often spared the worst of the storms—as they fought to stay on their feet against gale-force winds and whipping rains.
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He's obviously not a career politician, he's not-, you know, he's been occupied with his own business interests, which are relatively narrow, given the scope of what a president actually has to deal with, so I imagine he's really working hard right now to master, you know, a whole-, you know, there are so many sectors, he's got-, he's just got a lot of work cut out for him.
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Atlanta and The Last Black Man in San Francisco, along with HBO's just-released film Native Son, based on the 1940 novel by Richard Wright, work in this mode too, though the excavations happening in those titles are less consumed by the supernatural and more occupied with the self as an emblem of fracture, and subsequently what those ruptures—how deep they run and their capacity for restoration—suggest about the human capacity for survival.
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The Russian Grand Duke (Daniel Danskoy) is handsome and flashy enough to catch her eye, and if their final conversation is any indication, they may have even been well matched intellectually if she weren't already so occupied with the PM. Then there's Prince George, egged on by her uncle, the Duke of Cumberland, a rather whiny brat who makes the mistake of complaining that he'd never be master of his own home if he married the queen, within earshot of her.
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