And for all of that time, we've been backing up large portions of the public web, and for much of that time, making those available through the Wayback Machine.
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I like the idea that when someone's having a psychological breakdown, the images they conjure up are just from the stories of that time and the conditions of that time.
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Here's a story of that time, and my hair, passing.
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She says she barely has any memories of that time.
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Throughout most of that time it's been pretty explosive growth.
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Do you miss the spontaneity of that time at all?
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But for most of that time there were no buttonholes.
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For what part of that time have you been open?
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"I still feel the feeling of that time," he said.
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A portion of that time was spent in solitary confinement.
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He spent part of that time studying meditation in Hawaii.
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Never forget that Putin comes out of that time period.
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Everyone needs some of that time every now and then.
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Was that influenced by the appropriation artists of that time?
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Mark Noble was not having any of that time wasting.
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She spent much of that time in a psychiatric ward.
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By the end of that time, everyone had dropped weight.
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My memories of that time are sweet, sticky and content.
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JOE KERNEN: Peter Navarro, thanks for all of that time.
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But a lot of that time, that's not what happens.
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Some of that time is to allow for paint curing.
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And it reminds me a little bit of that time.
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The emotions of that time really resonate with the sonics.
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How do you make the terror of that time palatable?
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Only 45 percent of that time is spent with live television.
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And for most of that time, Congress has been really gridlocked.
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It's pretty true of that time and that era, I remember.
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Welcome to Rasta Garden is his photographic account of that time.
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"I'm going to be up here a majority of that time."
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So for the rest of that time, I've considered myself single.
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Epstein didn't spend all of that time actually in prison, however.
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And I have a lot of nice memories of that time.
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For most of that time, Nixon retained support among fellow Republicans.
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My grandparents were never willing to share details of that time.
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What remains are those tapes, and our memories of that time.
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But Congress and Trump have frittered away most of that time.
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The rawness of that time, it just was what it was.
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Most of that time is spent talking about STDs or fertility.
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Her story of that time of her life unspools from there.
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Some of that time per day is highly intentional prioritized time.
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Half of that time is spent on social and communications apps.
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For some of that time, the center continued to accept visitors.
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For Americans of that time, celery was considered new and exciting.
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The countercultural tumult of that time was all across the board.
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And by the measures of that time, it was more prosperous.
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For most of that time, they discussed buying a bigger place.
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And, inevitably, that also brings in Quebec politics of that time.
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Mr. Bonds's girlfriend was with him for most of that time.
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Might the decades of disuse preserve the freshness of that time?
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But most of that time, I had shower shoes and boxers.
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How much of that time would you say you feel bored?
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"If you look at the Lionel Messi of these times or the Diego Maradona of that time, I think the Messi of this time is 20 times better than the Maradona of that time," van Gerwen said.
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You must have been unemployed for a lot of that time, right?
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Do we see it more clearly as a result of that time?
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"It was a rough re-entry," she said recently of that time.
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He was probably a working dog, like most dogs of that time.
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The most important thing is that none of that time is wasted.
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"I'm going to work and I'm scared," Morgan said of that time.
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And for a lot of that time, Siti is on her feet.
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For much of that time it survived thanks to the education market.
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During most of that time, I've made a comfortable middle-class income.
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"You realize the Jedi of that time are more compromised," he says.
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"I still feel the feeling of that time," he said on Saturday.
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I think the Richmond music scene of that time would surprise you.
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It's not a matter of thinking of that time as lazy time.
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Kraters are a common image in artifacts of that time and place.
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For most of that time, ballots did not even indicate party affiliation.
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"This is such an amazing chronicle of that time," Mr. Deitch said.
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Upon completion of that time, the Senate will vote on the amendment.
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He asked village elders in the area about manuscripts of that time.
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The Republicans of that time were full of centrists and even liberals.
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We're picking up where the young people of that time left off.
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He said he usually spends half of that time with his family and half of that time embarking on hundreds of miles-long cycling trips across Europe and Asia, often accompanied by his friend and fellow Alrosa miner, Danil.
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Many will spend most, if not all, of that time in detention facilities.
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"AEGIS is making use of that time that otherwise couldn't have been used."
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They weren't willing to let go of that time, and I understood it.
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As of that time, Postmates was completing over 1.5 million deliveries a month.
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But for most of that time it has stuck mainly to selling books.
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She expected this fund to close in about a tenth of that time.
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Actually, the [State Department has] been hacked during some of that time period.
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The vibe of that time, the culture, the whole atmosphere, including life then.
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It became the fourth most intense hurricane on record as of that time.
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Yet the shadow of the CIA lurks behind the achievements of that time.
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Pen15 helps us fondly recall the agony and the excitement of that time.
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Throughout most of that time, we relied on hanging to carry out executions.
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Much of that time and cost results from FDA testing and certification requirements.
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That was one of the most talked about second fronts of that time.
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Kristin reminds him of that time he was in Miami for five months.
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He told Billboard that he spent much of that time in solitary confinement.
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Looking back, I was mentally disturbed probably for a lot of that time.
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She worked there but was not chief executive for all of that time.
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MATAR We tried to show work that evokes the feeling of that time.
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Who pitched in to help write the pilot of that time-bending show?
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For most of that time it was almost exclusively the domain of men.
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Most of that time, the astronauts couldn't see the Earth or the moon.
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The damage of that time remains apparent today in the West Dayton neighborhood.
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Boillot's photos freeze some of that time so that we can remember it.
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But not in the way many people of that time understood the genre.
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Why risk all of that time and money on something as obscure as pisco?
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"We had to spend most of that time writing poetry and rhymes," Clifford explains.
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It's unclear whether Democrats will yield back any of that time and vote sooner.
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At the end of that time, you get the money with any accrued interest.
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People have less time today, which means the value of that time has increased.
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For half of that time, all three suns are visible from the exoplanet's surface.
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For the many women who live at the center of that time crush, Mrs.
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That way, you can actually help make all of that time we wasted worthwhile.
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"I mean, I was a nightmare," says Lovato of that time in her life.
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And then ask yourself, if any of that time being spent helping anybody else?
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During a portion of that time, he presided over the lower house's mining commission.
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My lasting memory of that time is taking John on a wheelchair ride outside.
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It's possible but not expected that Democrats will yield back some of that time.
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Eventually, it all became a blur... My memory of that time is very foggy.
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For much of that time, OPEC sat by and did nothing as prices fell.
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But why pour all of that time, money, energy, and handshakes into flying pizzas?
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A chunk of that time is spent watching the actors leisurely sweep up trash.
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Schmidt had been sick for over eight years, and bedridden most of that time.
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"He's going to live the rest of that time in extreme comfort," Litzenburg said.
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For most of that time, he lived in an apartment in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
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Use a little of that time you spend on social media for research instead.
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His official congressional Twitter account appeared to have been deleted as of that time.
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Most of that time was spent outdoors: at the beach, in parks or promenades.
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"I moved around, I did the Texas nomad things," Cauthen says of that time.
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Because it's a complete account of that time and place, it's just so interesting.
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Radulov drew a penalty, and Washington spent much of that time playing keep-away.
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I have good memories of that time and I don't regret anything I did.
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It sounds like you have some unhappy memories of that time in your career.
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And for nearly all of that time, Mickey Bergman was working on his release.
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But for much of that time, the engines of the economy were rarely synchronized.
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For most of that time, the U.S. had no real rival for global supremacy.
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Yet for much of that time, the business side of culture looked under assault.
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When a federal defendant gets sentenced, he will serve nearly all of that time.
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"It's a different part of my life now," she said of that time period.
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In the Senate of that time, courtesies like that were how you got ahead.
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And the context of that time resembles the possibilities America faces after yesterday's inauguration.
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But unlike this latest one, we were in the studio for most of that time.
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He simply shared a story of that time he punched an asshole in the face.
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A decent amount of that time on Monday could have been filled by hardware announcements.
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You could get some of that time back if they [built] a smarter infrastructure system.
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And most of that time, she's been a honey blond or some variation of blonde.
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It makes me very, very happy because now all of that time was well spent.
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The work is emblematic of New York's vibrant underground gay artistic culture of that time.
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"We're losing a lot of organs because of that time and distance limitation," Hassanein said.
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Much of that time has been spent figuring out the subtleties of the user interface.
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Much of that time is spent building the show's sets at Cirque's studios in Montreal.
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For much of that time, it was hard to tell the two biggest parties apart.
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But portraitists working in pastels, a popular medium of that time, faced a unique challenge.
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But he was allowed out of jail for much of that time on work release.
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He served 13 months in jail, but spent much of that time on work release.
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"I felt like I couldn't trust anybody," says Maynard of that time in her life.
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Prosecutors in her office levied charges against Mainers like Beal for much of that time.
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And he's spent much of that time laying low and being a hands-on dad.
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Peaking at number 6, it has spent much of that time within the top 10.
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They spent most of that time in Greece before being rounded up by Albanian police.
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Trump has appointed nearly half as many in less than a quarter of that time.
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I love Cathy and she was such a great, different female voice of that time.
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Part of that time I served as Chief of Police for the Orlando Police Department.
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But only four to five minutes of that time will be spent floating in space.
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An estimated third of that time is spent in meetings where there's no value added.
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And the memory of that time shaped her desire to be free from financial burden.
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Unlike most of the toys of that time, the tiny truck also included working lights.
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Well the whole city of New York itself was illicit, for most of that time.
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With the second fund, Hamilton said she envisions it taking a tenth of that time.
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In Young's view, it's up to the teachers to make wise use of that time.
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His shows were a merging of fashion, art, culture and the society of that time.
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America today is a world away from the cruel and prideful bigotry of that time.
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Plus, it was just good to be with my brothers after all of that time.
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Merce's teaching and his work was in line with the abstract art of that time.
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For most of that time, there was no official government recognition of the chemical's harms.
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It will take longer to reach pressure, but all of that time is hands-off.
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Gadsden was a canner for 35 years and was homeless for part of that time.
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A day of that time I would wake up and be in a panic mode.
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And all of that time spent at work can foster some serious guilt and resentment.
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But if it's not, you could still re-live the decadence of that time period ...
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Thanks to soaring popularity, "Clash Royale" viewership took up more than half of that time.
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Which meant there could be no Brad, no trace of that time, of that night.
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Of course, much of that time he is balancing on, or suspended by, Mr. Zsiros.
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"What's interesting is I found myself not talking about our finances," Francis said of that time.
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Though he was injured for much of that time, he still made 11 appearances for Juve.
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"We expect we will likely need most if not all of that time," Church told CNN.
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What niche did you hope to fill in the New York art world of that time?
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For much of that time, she says she was the only Black girl on the roster.
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And the show didn't have enough of that time, given how it compressed the series' conclusion.
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Still, most women feel pressured, whether directly or indirectly, to not take advantage of that time.
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To be fair, he has been on the GOP track for the bulk of that time.
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In the new interview, she says the weight pressures only compounded the stress of that time.
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For a cheaper genre paperback, this decision-making process might take a fraction of that time.
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My parents couldn't really believe what was happening, and I don't remember any of that time.
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So for a total of 3 hours of that time, you 'weren't working' by Doordash's estimation.
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Therefore, most of the leftist groups of that time started to establish links with this organization.
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At the end of that time they had come together again, in their home in Wyoming.
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I wasn't miserable at all, and I barely even missed smoking for much of that time.
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Many devoted a significant chunk of that time to offering commentary in lieu of posing questions.
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The Lin-related artifacts of that time, like the sandwiches once named for him, grew stale.
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"She characterized her recollections of that time as just being continually roaming," her brother Dan said.
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"I would have learned a lot more being around professional athletes," he said of that time.
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Some of that time was spent raising millions of unregulated donations that went to GOP candidates.
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I shit you not, I say in my language of that time, this really, really, happened.
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Many perpetrators spend only about half of that time in prison before being released on parole.
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Last year, The Tennessean published a series of unvarnished stories about the conflicts of that time.
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During most of that time, a badly divided school board has been at war with itself.
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"I couldn't find anything to identify with in the female culture of that time," she says.
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"I had fond memories of that time," she said of her earlier stint in New York.
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That worries scholars who believe that the calamities of that time still offer lessons for China.
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Another of the three downtown buildings, a former textile mill, is a relic of that time.
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But Mr. Speer once told an interviewer that he had only vague memories of that time.
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They were well-engineered and quite lethal against our inadequately armored military vehicles of that time.
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It's the tragic yet redemptive tale of human dignity, a beautifully woven story of that time.
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For much of that time, she said, commissioners read letters and other documents into the record.
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The two senators were allies for much of that time, although they occasionally sparred over politics.
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Virtually everything we know of that time period — and it's very little — comes from The Mandalorian.
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For much of that time, the Christmas tree has been simple: a live tree, some ornaments.
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A lot of the planets lined up so that it was an icon of that time.
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Stubblefield spent 11 years in the NFL, playing most of that time for the San Francisco 49ers.
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"In a sense they represented the aspiration of newly independent India of that time," Ms. Shah said.
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After all of that time though, he was nowhere — no director's cut, not even a rough cut.
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What if you spent half or even a quarter of that time exploring airline deals and destinations?
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Sure, they get a reminder of that time they were terrible online, but they also get dessert.
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Looks like Oprah didn't really mind spending all of that time with Kaling and Witherspoon, after all.
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But it does feel like a lot of that time could be spent doing other positive things.
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Over most of that time, the economy has consistently added between 2m and 3m jobs per year.
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Terkel: So they — the hand, and the eye — in that time, reflected nuthouses of that time, perhaps.
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Most of that time was spent just buying random products, hoping some of them might actually work!
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They will observe the inner conflict and anguish that he suffered in the culture of that time.
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For most of that time they were second only to the Irish, but overtook them in 25.
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It could take days, and the vaccine had to stay Arcticly frosty for most of that time.
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Congress cannot afford to wait even a fraction of that time to vindicate its core oversight authority.
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Most of that time was spent just buying random products hoping some of them might actually work!
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For 27 days this summer, she was home, and for most of that time she was sober.
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Women of that time were always, in the press, made to look like they were feuding; bitching.
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Mr Wasilewski, who turns 36 this year, says he was haunted by mental postcards of that time.
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Now I spent most of that time motionless in the dark with a toddler draped over me.
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Moreover, as of that time, the DOJ had no plan to issue the mandatory report to Congress.
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He had spent some of that time in a detention center now under investigation for child abuse.
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Today, history does not list Mr. Chamberlain as the hero of that time nor of that generation.
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And whether on social media or other websites, those teens aren't spending much of that time reading.
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We're so lucky, man, that people were there to capture a lot of that time on film.
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For much of that time, I depended for survival on my values, my decisions, and my conscience.
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For most of that time, he sold his tomatoes to top restaurants, including Chez Panisse in Berkeley.
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Now, though, I can think of that time in my life pretty fondly because of the shop.
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"The atmosphere we've set up here really is reminiscent of that time and era," Mr. McMahon said.
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In my recollections of that time, I was obstinate, unforgiving if anyone called me that other name.
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And for all of that time, we were collectively excoriated by conservatives, Republicans and Donald J. Trump.
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The scarcity of camera time to be divided among the candidates increases the value of that time.
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As of that time, the confirmed death toll from the Southern California disaster stood at 17 people.
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As we spent time together, we passed much of that time just being in each other's company.
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He spent much of that time drawing the beggars and prostitutes he could see from his window.
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Most of that time was spent juggling the demands of training with her career as a scientist.
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There are still really good songs on this record and I think really fondly of that time.
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For the duration of that time, he had to be high-energy, attentive, and relentlessly in character.
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One thing you didn't see was that she used part of that time to teach me some yoga.
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According to the warrants and the girls' family, they spent almost all of that time with the suspects.
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Graham spent most of that time speaking with a raised voice and yelling at Democrats, in particular, Sen.
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But the report also said the actual launch date could be within several weeks of that time frame.
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But most of that time was spent on work release or in the private wing of a jail.
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"The glass ceiling was so low that I couldn't get off my knees," she explained of that time.
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Much of that time is spent operating the steam iron at the shop, which is open 8 a.m.
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He served 13 months in custody in that case, but spent much of that time on work release.
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I've been doing stand-up comedy for nine years, the bulk of that time spent in comedy clubs.
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We want them to take pride of that time in the military and remember what that was like.
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"It has these formal shapes and geometries that make you think of architects of that time," he said.
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The legacy of that time is that people with similarly radical alterations of self are viewed with distrust.
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Orsini spent twenty-eight years in the F.B.I.; during part of that time, he was a crisis manager.
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Well, you may be thinking of that time last month when the Canadian tech company sued Facebook Inc.
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The school where he taught for 45 years, most of that time while running a name-brand company.
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For most of that time I was crouched, covering my exit and applying suppressive fire when I could.
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"Forty years, and most of that time they could not just stop at Zaxby's or McDonald's," Cecil joked.
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When I was younger, something about that made sense in that it mirrored the anxiety of that time.
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For much of that time, he was the top-ranking Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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It's that fantastic stubbornness, that fantastic naiveté almost, that is exemplary of so many women of that time.
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In 2007, Vick was sentenced to 23 months in prison, serving most of that time in Leavenworth, Kansas.
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For much of that time she was a chromatic abstractionist exploring the relationship between paint's materiality and light.
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For most of that time, she has avoided any kind of answer that might get reporters' pens out.
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The show is set roughly 30 years later; during much of that time, Robert Redford has been president.
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He should spend some of that time coming up with a better answer on his son's board seat.
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So get out there, get playful and make the most of that time with the ones you love.
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The event's organizers have said the space will be accessible to the public for most of that time.
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Over the course of that time, the roles available to women in real life have changed a lot.
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It made me think of that time in 2002 when Kobe Bryant went to Rucker Park and slayed.
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Unfortunately, we didn't make good use of that time and now we're heading into a very dangerous situation.
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An historic event must be interpreted with the hermeneutics of that time, not with the hermeneutics of today.
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Of the remaining 10 years, you lose half of that time waiting in line and commuting to work.
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And for most of that time, Mr. Sam Rainsy, a French-educated former finance minister, has been his foil.
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"It's a direct measurement of the atmosphere of that time, not an interpretation," emphasized study co-author Uwe Brand.
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Karadzic succesfully hid for 21990 years from the law, spending a lot of that time at the Crazy House.
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Karadzic succesfully hid for 11 years from the law, spending a lot of that time at the Crazy House.
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And Macy, 67, was trying to bring her around to the idea of marriage for much of that time.
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But Joe Biden came long before Barack Obama, and he reminds you of that time, in word and vibe.
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Much of that time has been spent refining the experience, and cutting out aspects that proved to be unnecessary.
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Adult cicadas live for two to four weeks after they emerge and spend a lot of that time mating.
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"It's real nice," the mom to daughters Delta, 2, and Lincoln, 3½, recalls of that time in her life.
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Among English rock acts of that time, their spirit of adventure and their impact are surpassed only by his.
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I talked a lot with Judy Gold, who wasn't quite of that time – she was a little bit later.
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And I think that's why I love racing so much — it reminds me of that time in my life.
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We've been together for over two years now, and we lived together for about a year of that time.
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Epstein ended up serving a custodial sentence of 13 months, but spent much of that time on work release.
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Much of that time he expected to spend making calls trying to salvage his hurricane-ravaged restaurant in Rincon.
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She was at Fox News for much of that time, and even worked on Trump's favorite program, Fox & Friends.
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Most of that time is spent kicking myself for not fully charging my phone and complaining about the cold.
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The whole experience lasts about a half-hour though you're storming the base for about half of that time.
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"I was happy," he says of that time, counting off two businesses, two cars, a house, on his fingers.
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Much of that time has been spent negotiating high-stakes diplomatic deals involving Iran, Syria and the Middle East.
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I can see how that might make it frustrating that any of that time is taken up by recapping.
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So it's like a four- or five-hour commitment when I'm only eating for 15 minutes of that time.
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Over the course of that time only a minute and 30 seconds have been shaved off the complete time.
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As a byproduct of that time, math, physics, and chemistry curricula taught in Romanian schools is still strongly emphasized.
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But unable to bear the emotional and physical pressures, he died, at the end of that time, in 1976.
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"It felt like everyone in Sydney was trying to shag me or ruin me," he says of that time.
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For a decade, Meyer covered this region, and "Under Every Yard of Sky" is his testament of that time.
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It's an idealism that I no longer think exists today, and is very much a product of that time.
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He and Martha spent most of that time in different cities, and Freud wrote to her virtually every day.
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For his works of that time, Mr. Penck coined the term Standart to satirize the standardization of modern life.
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"He seemed really pleased as I think these were the only photos he had of that time," Lansley said.
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For 220 years, he has worked for the parks department, almost all of that time immersed in Central Park.
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"I think it was just not knowing enough about how we were doing," Ms. Johnson said of that time.
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Lamar asks to see pictures of himself in the hospital because he doesn't have any recollection of that time.
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Emmett Murphy arrived in New York nearly 30 years ago, and spent much of that time living with roommates.
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For much of that time, those 1,000 people have been out and about in the world, potentially infecting others.
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But when it comes to farming, you can definitely see the results of that time in the final product.
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The documentary goes beyond dance and movement to explore issues of that time: homophobia, transphobia, racism, AIDS and poverty.
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While the marginal cost of that hour was determined by the parking meters, my enjoyment of that time varied.
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" When she thinks of that time she was beaten, she said, "I remember it and I actually feel faint.
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Probably a third of that time is taken up by young women stopping Kevin to ask to pet Finn.
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I spent about two years as a freelance journalist, and I worked from home for most of that time.
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Meetings should last around two hours; aim to spend at least 45 minutes of that time discussing the book.
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And for much of that time, Peru had failed again and again to make it to soccer's biggest showcase.
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When the British of that time talked about empire, they meant Ireland and nothing much beyond the British Isles.
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They have hosted the morning show together since 2007, but they spent most of that time in other relationships.
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Like many moms of that time, Kula's mother had a CD wallet in her car that contained Santana's Supernatural.
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He served 13 months in jail for that case, but spent much of that time free on work release.
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The work in this packed show, "Legacy: Bush, Obama, Trump," covers, in its references, roughly half of that time.
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Somewhere in there is a Sholem Aleichem — a rich story to be told of the lore of that time.
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The 'Coventry Carol' is in that style, and so it very much reflects the religious politics of that time.
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They started playing shows again in 225, and the culmination of that time back at work is this sixth album.
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They started playing shows again in 2010, and the culmination of that time back at work is this sixth album.
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Patrick has spent the last four years away from politics, much of that time as managing director at Bain Capital.
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Karni had to use most of that time for writing and filing her story on the news of the day.
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Anxiety ahead of that time and any fresh polls will likely keep traders on edge for the next two days.
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Many players, including one adorable grandather, called this game home for a lot of, if not all of that time.
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I think the best thing we can do today is actually to do more of that time well spent stuff.
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I spent half of that time investigating Russian Organized Crime as a street agent and Supervisor in New York City.
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It comes from the movies I grew up with and loving were the movies of that time, of that era.
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Most people will spend about a third of that time sleeping, and another third or so arguing on social media.
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There's also the whole thing in which the shooter was, as of that time, reported to not be in custody.
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He spent the majority of that time at the Black Mountain College in North Carolina and Yale University in Connecticut.
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It was a peaceful time in Swat Valley, and I like to be reminded of that time in my life.
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Development originally started in 2010, the same year that Limbo first released, and all of that time and effort shows.
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Her book is a unique chronicle of that time and place, yet its themes of hope and loss are universal.
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The California Democrat has been in Congress for three decades, spending half of that time as party's top House official.
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The tragic events of that time are too immense; Jack and Jackie Kennedy have become hopelessly mythologized by this point.
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If a defendant did not use physical force, a judge may have him serve some of that time as probation.
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But at the end of that time, we would still own the home and have it as a financial asset.
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But she spent much of that time wrestling with the inevitable funding struggles that confine the output of small companies.
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It was always a work-in-progress and recording was just a snapshot of that time that I played it.
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Also, we wanted the light to feel natural and of that time, so it's either candlelit or sunlight is streaming.
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"There were so many great movies, and I love the stars of that time," Ms. Coppola said in a statement.
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Mr Fierro, who is Mexican, has been on death row for 39 years, most of that time in solitary confinement.
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The book is a lyrical and pristinely disturbing recounting of that time, and how it awoke within her a calling.
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But it's intriguing to think that perhaps some of that time spent asleep matters less than the rest of it.
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I have lived in the United States for the past 17 years, half of that time as an undocumented immigrant.
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For half of that time I was unable to speak, eat solid food, elevate my head or laterally move my limbs.
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He thinks of that time as the honey-sandwich years, the food his overwhelmed father packed him each day for lunch.
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It's possible — though it's also likely that Tarantino used the name as a nod to western shows of that time period.
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Because his hunting grounds are the highest, most expensive echelons of gay culture, he perfectly embodies the ideals of that time.
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Surprisingly, the turbulence and confusion of that time, at least as refracted through their responses, seems very much like our own.
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" It reminded us a little of that time Miranda Priestly responded to Andy Sachs with "no, no, that's not a question.
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And of that time I forgot to bring my breast pump parts to work and had to borrow...from my boss.
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The fact that one accidental drop, one theft, one inexplicable "hardware failure" could rob you of that time investment is inexcusable.
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Jackson sobbed for less than 30 seconds, the source says, with his hands over his face for most of that time.
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Do you really want to use up almost all of that time while you sit around, deferring to the Patriots hangover?
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It was a very aspirational way of dressing, because they would do it in ode to the royalty of that time.
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She's spent most of that time learning the ants' ways and how to effectively poison them without harming other, noninvasive critters.
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CNN: If I traveled to Cuba today, would I see any remnants of that time when Cuba was a hijacker destination?
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The Johnson Amendment has been on the books for 63 years, and was genuinely nonpartisan and noncontroversial most of that time.
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The recent news stories have reactivated my memories and P.T.S.D. I am now having nightmares and flashbacks of that time period.
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Now, for much of that time, the state downplayed the danger, even in the face of growing complaints and physical evidence.
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You spent all of that time and effort just to get it wiped away again due to a cosmic reset button.
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" Of his father, he continues to say, "he captured the many layers of that time, its delusion, chaos, accomplishments, and failures.
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I think of that time as being under the spell of coloniality, of thinking and believing and wanting to become White.
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I spent some of that time doing my last engagement and then really starting to meet people in different creative industries.
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Most of that time he spent working in black and Hispanic neighborhoods, where he encountered rich cultures and warm family life.
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Matt Lunsford: One of my most vivid memories of that time was there being no sense of production design or anything.
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Aim to update your profile and think up a couple opening lines ahead of that time so you're ready to go.
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Yet one can only marvel at the determination and the fortitude needed to surmount the slights and obstacles of that time.
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And, for most of that time, the owners of the mills—and their members of Congress—were major supporters of immigration.
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And I always think of that time as just as important as the emergence of Pop and minimalism or anything else.
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For part of that time, a bustling bullpen of clerks and paralegals worked the phones at his Long Island City office.
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Bray, 27, is in second season in the Chicago organization and has spent most of that time on the practice squad.
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What would it take for the Senate to restore the comity of that time and reclaim its critical role in legislating?
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The political nationalism of the Scottish National Party is symptomatic of the Scotland that grew out of that time, she said.
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I'm like, 'Well, if you could just spend some of that time talking about my actual art, that would be great.
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Much of that time was spent in the Bronx, where multiple cars were stuck on top of bridges causing complete gridlock.
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Her palliative care nurse (for much of that time) helped me wash and dress her body, and signed her death certificate.
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He was a male feminist at a time where there really weren't any, but also he was a product of that time.
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Nearly all of that time he spent in a 6-by-9-foot cell in the penitentiary, which is known as Angola.
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I have written on democracy and democratic politics for decades, and I have been watching these trends over much of that time.
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The title is taken from a dismissive quote by the most famous wallpaper designer to come out of that time: William Morris.
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For almost all of that time, it has received more income on its overseas investments than it has paid out to foreigners.
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And to make the most of that time, Harry reached into the crowd and started grabbing the hands of everyone within reach.
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But the UN is urging France to end the state of emergency at the end of that time frame, on Feb. 26.
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"For the first time in my life I was really embracing my womanhood," recalls the Sin City star of that time period.
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It is not involved in a ruinous war, as it was in 1917, and lacks the pent-up energy of that time.
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HTC was especially bold in crafting a literal unibody shell for its phone, emulating Apple's celebrated MacBook Pro design of that time.
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"Then, when they have anxious thoughts outside of that time, they remind themselves they'll worry during their scheduled time only," she says.
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Do these songs feel like weight you want to get rid of or is it good to remind yourself of that time?
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Vlad was depicted by some historians of that time as "Vlad the Impaler" – a blood-thirsty ruthless despot with murderous political aspirations.
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While they have been married for 10 years, they have spent little of that time together as Remy has been in jail.
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A$AP was jailed for a month, and 3/4 of that time spent behind bars was before he was even charged.
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" "Reminds me of that time I rode in a hearse..." "Wow, that's cheap for a large interior, space, and even a skylight.
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Much of that time he was subject to an unusual no-contact order in which he had little interaction with other people.
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Yet, for most of that time, they've been a far more expensive way to produce electricity than burning coal or natural gas.
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For the majority of that time, my focus has been on health insurance for the senior market, Medicare supplements, prescription drug plans.
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It's nice to have kept an account of that time so that others can have a peek into the genius of Kubrick.
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For most of that time, the planet has a routine daytime and nighttime, as the three suns rise and set close together.
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For about half of that time Cantrell was the only dedicated person on the game, and at its largest the Mechs vs.
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He spent much of that time free on work release but had to register as a sex offender after completing his sentence.
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For much of that time, the international community does not intervene until the situation for civilians becomes extreme — or sometimes too late.
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They don't seem to be mentally imprisoned by the limitations of that time, and they're not aggressive about their lack of opportunities.
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The lion's share of that time is occupied by TV and video viewing alone; it takes up 72% of all screen time.
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So if you look at valuations for the S&P 500 in the beginning of that time period they were fairly low.
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He clinched the nomination seven weeks ago, and he has spent most of that time campaigning in noncompetitive states and offending voters.
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The strongest young artists of that time, drilled in critical theory and wielding newer mediums, disdained painting as weak-minded and archaic.
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A good chunk of that time is devoted to brand-new musical numbers to complement the soundtrack you already know and love.
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He lived in denial for much of that time, refusing treatment until he collapsed in 1997 and was rushed to the hospital.
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Grimaldi and most clowns of that time were able to poke fun directly at the monarchs and aristocracy without fear of consequences.
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Columbano said she never expected to talk about these experiences again, assuming they'd remain buried in her awful memories of that time.
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The orbit takes 53 days to complete, though, and Juno is only close to Jupiter for a few hours of that time.
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My mom held onto the glass vase for years, a memento of that time and how kind our fellow citizens could be.
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And during all of that time, I mean, they were so reducing their staff and it was just depression city over there.
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With time off for good behavior, he was eligible to be released after serving two-thirds of that time, prison officials said.
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And it was in decline for a lot of that time and it had the same internet problem that everyone else had.
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He was granted "work release" for much of that time, going to an office where, some say, he continued to commit abuse.
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What if in the person's mind, in their memory, in their own understanding of their experience, all of that time did pass?
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The family's business empire dates back more than 200 years and has had roots in Hong Kong for much of that time.
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"Supreme Inequality" begins with the Warren court to show that the court of that time was taking steps to protect the poor.
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Ambassador Yovanovitch has been in the Foreign Service for 33 years and served much of that time in the former Soviet Union.
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For much of that time, it ran its operations from space inside the building, just one floor below Mr. Trump's triplex residence.
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The wounds left on her body remained a bad memory of that time, so Hegar decided to cover the scars with tattoos.
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Over the course of that time, it bounced between various filmmakers and studios, but she never stopped dreaming about making it herself.
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For most of that time, it effectively had no central government, followed by a government with a tenuous hold and limited power.
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The two had a well-known public feud for most of that time, and despite that, they won three consecutive championships together.
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Lovehoney has a range of products unlike any other online store of its kind, so you could need all of that time.
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For much of that time the easing policies of central banks have pushed large amounts of newly created funds into financial markets.
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If Song spends a large portion of that time in active service, the team will get little from him in those years.
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For much of that time, though, Strzok was texting his co-worker and lover Lisa Page privately expressing his contempt for Trump.
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Cameron built the largely-CG movie from the ground up to look its best in the most cutting edge 3D of that time.
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The service has grown exponentially since then, but in all of that time one much-asked-for feature has eluded subscribers: name changes.
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The LME's cobalt contract has been trading since 2010 and has done no more than tick quietly over for most of that time.
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" While he laughed along with the audience at the absurdity of the memory, Obama went on: "I was alone most of that time.
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At the same time, iBoy has little nostalgia for movies of that time, like Hackers and The Net, that made its existence possible.
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An EPA representative told BuzzFeed News that the agency would review the paper following its publication, declining to respond ahead of that time.
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In my memory, half of that time was spent meticulously applying lotion, completely naked, in front of the long mirror by the sinks.
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And much of that time, he says, was spent figuring out the kind of culture he wanted to impart of the fledgling team.
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While they have been married for 10 years, they have spent little of that time together, as Remy had been serving jail time.
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All of a sudden, you remember Lisa and Ethan were together for well over a decade and married for much of that time.
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It found adults are spending an average of 45 minutes per day on social media, with the majority of that time on smartphones.
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If you want an idea of the sheer captivating nonsense of that time in professional wrestling, look no further than the above video.
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It's a day in the life, it's sensational and it's a great film, and it also shows the youth culture of that time.
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Although you'll want to prep this recipe several hours before you plan to eat, most of that time is spent letting things sit.
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Some of that time was spent on the app's website and marketing, as well as testing various prototypes to see what performed better.
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But some older members of Orlando's gay community see this post-Pulse catharsis as an echo of that time, with a notable exception.
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I'm also still enthralled with Brazil after covering the country for more than a decade, based in Rio for much of that time.
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One of the biggest anti-Syria dissidents of that time, Christian politician Michel Aoun, is now president of the country of 4 million.
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After five long years, with half of that time spent embroiled in a complicated lawsuit, Kash Doll has an official album to celebrate.
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We've only had modern polling past 63 years or so, and for most of that time what surveys could reveal was pretty limited.
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Epstein served 13 months in jail in that case, although he spent much of that time free on work release during the day.
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"It would be interesting to see if we could revisit the excitement of that time with the resources we have today," he said.
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But within all of that time, moments might stretch on forever, or you might cut between episodes and whole months will have passed.
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The Democratic insistence on consuming all of that time before a preordained outcome had exhausted the patience of Mr. McConnell and his cohorts.
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"Twyla worked differently with each one of us, and she asked us all to make 15 positions," Ms. Rudner said of that time.
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The rejection was based on his criticism of the Jay Treaty with Britain, one of the most contentious political issues of that time.
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The report found that the driver's hands were not on the wheel for the vast majority of that time despite receiving numerous alerts.
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Castillo has been in the neighborhood for 11 years and has availed herself of the resources of DreamYard for most of that time.
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When I remarried in 1996, I moved out of the apartment on Pinehurst Avenue that I had occupied for most of that time.
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Most of that time will transpire as the space plane is carried to an altitude of 50,000 feet by a larger carrier aircraft.
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They're paid to learn While employees get paid for a full work week, they only spend 60% of that time actually making coats.
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And while some (or most) of that time is likely spent scrolling social media, a big chunk of it is also spent reading.
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Yet even before Mao died in 21976, Ms. Nie (pronounced n'yeh) fell from favor, a casualty of the ruthless politics of that time.
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"I think people were like, 'Wow, this girl's like really going through it right now,'" she said of that time before she quit.
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Since 2005, it has been an increasingly popular park, and for most of that time, thickly dappled with Canada geese and their droppings.
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Health issues accompanying the pregnancy forced Shroyer's wife, Ivonne, out of work for about about six months — most of that time without pay.
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Storms have shaped our shorelines for millennia, and for most of that time our reefs and wetlands stood as guardians against those storms.
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She's widely respected in intelligence circles and has spent more than 30 years in the CIA, working undercover for most of that time.
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I think that the charm of the show was Kevin Williamson's writing and it was of that time and it gave teenagers this voice.
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That is an incredibly expensive gold brocade and the furbelows — the pillows that are attached on the dress — are very, very of that time.
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To be a woman of that time, the revenge and the jealousy was injected into her because she was so frustrated with the limitations.
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Who'd choose to wait twice as long for their wash instead of using half of that time to do something else that's more important?
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For much of that time he holed up in the storied Chelsea Hotel in Manhattan, sleeping through the days and communicating with émigré friends.
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Through all of that time, I've barely noticed any connection dropouts — even in trouble spots and intersections where true wireless earbuds can frequently struggle.
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Authorities claim the supermodel was shady with tax officials from 2006 to 2012 -- part of that time was when she was dating Leonardo DiCaprio.
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If made from genetically-modified yeast, however, the drugs can be created in a fraction of that time, in just three to five days.
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To Luka the alchemist regaling the party with the tale of that time she ate mushrooms in the mountains, back before the the Inquisition.
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I thought about all of that time and space that are going to be compressed, in that special Dark Souls way, into the game.
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Half of that time is spent watching videos, many self-published through 800,000 accounts run by everyone from Shanghai celebrities to Henan pig-raisers.
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But while nearly half of that time, more than any other facet of communication, is spent listening, most people are actually very bad listeners.
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Instead, Professor White explained, the true story of taming the West tells the tale of regulating the groundbreaking technology of that time: the railroads.
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"What we need from Mnangagwa is an admission of what happened, an apology and communal reparations for the victims of that time," said Coltart.
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But for me personally—and I expect a number of other potential players as well—my memories are of that time are somewhat illusory.
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But the laws of that time prevented married women from owning property, and so she had to file her claim under her husband's name.
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Of that time, he's been the second-highest ranking Democrat after Pelosi for 16 years and in lower-level Democratic leadership positions even longer.
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Instead of spending all your free time on dating apps, re-allocate some of that time toward "expanding your actual social network," Coles said.
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The deal will help BrewDog enact its five-year strategy, culminating in a public listing at the end of that time horizon, Watt suggested.
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To me, it reminds me of that time, that primordial time where we were just trying to figure out what we're going to be.
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Congress has only two legislative weeks ahead of the August recess, though the Senate is scheduled to spend some of that time in Washington.
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But, they found something surprising as well: Many of us are finding creative ways to get the most out of that time to ourselves.
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Whether or not it will be snuffed out in just a fraction of that time by our unsustainable need for power is currently unknown.
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The Riveters practice five times a week, and Nana and Jonathan spend much of that time working on adjusting to the NWHL's smaller rinks.
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Rodriguez remains in search of his first win since May 26, although he spent a lengthy portion of that time on the disabled list.
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Mr. Goklany has been employed by the Interior Department since the 1980s, much of that time in less influential positions focused on policy analysis.
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For most of that time, I was a work-from-home evangelist who told everyone within earshot about the benefits of avoiding the office.
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For much of that time his home country wasn't welcoming either; he had to keep his sexual orientation hidden to stay on the job.
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Kinmen, unlike mainland Taiwan, did not spend half a century as a Japanese colony; it was a Chinese territory for most of that time.
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But from 1996 to 2000 he lived in Switzerland while attending school, and lived with his aunt and uncle for part of that time.
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Most of that time, Mr. Mandela was jailed on a barren island, where, like other inmates, he was forced to break rocks all day.
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Yet the work of getting there, all of that time squeezed out of the finite number of hours of a day, takes a toll.
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The Ariel Pink collaborator spent a lot of that time getting his doctorate in political philosophy, but his musical formula apparently didn't change much.
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Friend brings us right back to all the amazing drama of that time: from Clinton and Lewinsky to Lorena Bobbitt to O. J. Simpson.
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And the events can drag on for hours, much of that time spent standing in a corner of a gym or other uncomfortable location.
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Mr. Roth said, "I think his work is — even of that time as it might seem now — it's still completely relevant to what's happening."
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Much of what you see here in 113 is the aftermath of that time, and every election since has been held in its shadow.
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Ms. Schuh said a bath takes about 22014 minutes, a lot of that time spent rubbing shampoo into the cords and rinsing it out.
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The 49-year-old Flowers, a black man, has been in prison for more than 22 years, much of that time on death row.
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So I spent about as long researching the topic as I spent working on the grid, and found all of that time well spent.
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Most arguments of that time seemed to miss the point that pitchers' stuff depends on how much stuff they are actually tasked to throw.
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He stopped touring in 2017, hasn't released a new album since 2015's Purpose, and didn't spend any of that time eating burritos sideways.
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Yet, the ascendance of Colton Underwood, a very public virgin, as the 2019 Bachelor has thrown all of that time-honored prudishness out the window.
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But SpaceX wound up using most of that time, as strong winds in the upper atmosphere kept delaying the takeoff to later in the window.
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And no, it's not because of that time six years ago when you didn't laugh as heartily as you should've to a joke they made.
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For much of that time newborns were considered intrinsically evil, burdened with original sin from which they had to be redeemed through instruction and education.
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He served 13 months in state custody, with much of that time served on work release, and was ordered to register as a sex offender.
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And CBS's streaming properties, CBS All Access and Showtime, had grown to a combined more than 5 million subscribers as of that time, as well.
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He was sentenced to 13 months incarceration, but most of that time was spent on work release or in the private wing of a jail.
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Produced in 2006, it exemplifies the "random" style of internet humor of that time, pioneered by the likes of Homestar Runner, eBaum's World, and Newgrounds.
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When dad takes leave, he'll spend part of that time doing housework, which sets a great example for kids, who naturally want to emulate dad.
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By the end of that time Argentina's largest oil and gas producer expects to have drilled 1,600 new oil and natural gas wells, it said.
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I spend some of that time watching movies – it's the only time I have to watch anything that isn't a kids' program – practicing and writing.
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At the end of that time they found 83.3% of those on hormone therapy alone had not developed a recurrence or a second primary cancer.
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Aldrin and Armstrong stayed on the lunar surface for 21 hours and 36 minutes, though they spent most of that time inside the lunar module.
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"My favorite advice my dad has given me, 'This is your moment; don't fuck it up,' was the epitome of that time," St. John said.
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For the majority of that time it's been extremely strong at -0.75 or more — on a scale where one-for-one lockstep moves register -133.
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"This was more of a historical film – talking about the context of that time, not stressing any similarities (with the present)," producer Ilya Stewart said.
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Mr. Fusco-Straub, a graphic designer, and Ms. Straub, a novelist, have been together 13 years, most of that time as work-from-home freelancers.
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Half a century has passed since the Cultural Revolution was set in motion, and the "young militants" of that time are entering their twilight years.
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As the authorities continue to suppress discussion of the Cultural Revolution, the average person, especially the young, has only the vaguest impression of that time.
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For much of that time, many public-school systems, including New York City's, have enforced zero-tolerance policies that require mandatory suspensions for certain offenses.
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"Images of that time from Germany had legitimate news value as editors and the public needed to learn more about the Nazis," The A.P. said.
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For much of that time, they have operated in a vacuum, isolated both geographically and by the grandeur of their ideas about transforming the game.
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Joseph Carballo, 20153, has been with the Boy Scouts for 30 years, most of that time as a scoutmaster of Troop 65, in the Bronx.
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He served nearly half a century as a pastor, spending much of that time with Central United Methodist and Cascade United Methodist in Atlanta, Georgia.
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For much of that time, she said, investors cared little about diversity and inclusion — including sometimes mistaking her for an executive assistant during pitch meetings.
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And as work and family commitments take up a drastically outsize portion of that time, it's the treasured friendships in our life that often fade.
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For all but about 2000 minutes of that time, he said, he was on hold, trying to get the agency to extend his hotel stay.
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The process of cleaning the whale takes two days, but much of that time is spent adjusting the cherry picker, which moves slowly and carefully.
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This indiscriminate use of antibiotics dates back to the drugs' earliest days, and it has been a touchy policy point for most of that time.
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For much of that time he directed the Seismological Laboratory, where Charles Richter and Beno Gutenberg had developed the earthquake-measuring scale named for Richter.
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" Beck noted, "Storms have shaped our shorelines for millennia, and for most of that time our reefs and wetlands stood as guardians against those storms.
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The book, published in 1970, joined Germaine Greer's "Female Eunuch" and Kate Millett's "Sexual Politics" as among the most important feminist treatises of that time.
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According to the World Wildlife Fund, polar bears spend more than 50% of their time hunting and are successful less than 2% of that time.
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Of that time, he served on the Energy and Commerce Committee for nearly 58 years, making Dingell the longest serving member on any congressional committee.
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In 27 years, Republicans have passed one popular conservative law and spent most of that time voting against things that clear majorities of Americans wanted.
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I missed a tiny detail of that Time cover on first glance: The image shows the arm of a woman, cropped out at the shoulder.
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"[There were] four, five different families who took care of us," Houston's brother Gary, who claims he was also abused by Warwick, recalls of that time.
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During most of that time, Germany was taken as the paragon of economic and political stability — a critically important counterweight to France's notoriously volatile body politic.
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I also produced manifestoes and gradually worked out how to involve myself in the London art scene and the global mail art network of that time.
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He spent part of that time working to develop a fifth installment of the Alien franchise, only to have it overtaken by Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant.
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The fandom has been fighting Depp's casting since the day it was announced, and Rowling has stayed mostly quiet for the vast majority of that time.
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During much of that time, Jeremy Vine presented another weekly, 15-minute program for the BBC that allows viewers to sound off about the network's coverage.
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Jiang Yanyong, the retired military doctor who first called attention to widespread undercounting of SARS cases, has been erased from the official record of that time.
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We won't spoil what happens, but we will say it might remind you of that time Betty guns down some pesky birds on her front lawn.
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For much of that time, the state has been virtually non-existent in these fertile western highlands, where marijuana and coca grow alongside coffee and sugarcane.
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China says Tibet has been part of its territory for centuries, although many Tibetans say they were effectively an independent country for much of that time.
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Part of that time was rewarded with a $15,000 bonus, promised to him if he agreed to re-enlist and complete another six years of service.
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Now granted, New York City wasn't spending the past century actually building the subway; much of that time was spent boring through the city's political bedrock.
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Even those professionally redesigned sites remain loyal to a mid-'00s aesthetic, likely because the memory of that time is part of what these sites offer.
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After announcing that she would be taking a year off from acting after Red Sparrow, Lawrence has promised to devote some of that time to advocacy.
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Apparently it took two days for Adblock Plus to come up with the workaround, and only a fraction of that time for Facebook to disable it.
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Disneyland Paris opened in 1992 and has struggled financially for much of that time, after making overly optimistic visitor projections and taking on too much debt.
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He filled his national security team with several key players of that time, naming them to the posts of prime minister, spy chief and unification minister.
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What took two entrepreneurs twenty years to build could be gone in a fraction of that time, together with things that took nature twenty thousand centuries.
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For much of that time, I have worked alongside fellow Gwich'in and diverse voices across the U.S. and Canada to stop Big Oil and its allies.
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We were married within eight months, but for most of that time we were physically apart, with her in Pakistan and me coming to visit periodically.
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And there's the underlying Communist threat in the show, which was an element in certain movies of that time — what is it about this particular era?
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For most of that time, he and Miranda, a city-council member, rented a home on a hillside above the city, surrounded by forest and monkeys.
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He spent most of that time railing against the media, which he described as "Democrat puppets" and peddling conspiracy theories that have no basis in reality.
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Omar is the only one born outside the United States, and she's been here since she was 10, living in Minnesota for most of that time.
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This is all vaguely reminiscent of that time someone made a YouTube loop of LeBron rapping "Popped a molly, I'm sweatin' — woo!" for five straight minutes.
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The legislators, carried away in the conservative obsession of that time, had even cut off dog-food support for the guide dogs of blind, impoverished citizens.
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His was an unpopular stance to take, but in the spirit of Simone and other black leaders and artists of that time, change could not wait.
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At the end of that time, the government can give the investor (and family members) a green card — a much shorter wait than most immigrants have.
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Kanye also reflect further reflected on his mental state and his hospitalization, telling Charlamagne that moments of that time were among the worst in his life.
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He spied for the department from 1968 to 19703, spending part of that time as a mole in a local Black Nationalist group called the Invaders.
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Di Carlo wrote that the entire color detection process takes just 45 milliseconds with most of that time being used up waiting for the webcam driver.
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Between summer vacation, holidays, and illnesses, I'd guestimate that out of the 250 working days each year, I'm home with them for half of that time.
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The latest test showed its balloon-craft can stay aloft for more than 40 days, and hover over a small area for much of that time.
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For most of that time, the Philharmonic was led by the strong-willed conductor Herbert von Karajan, one of the towering maestros of the 21962th century.
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In its conscious recalling of that time, Mr. Hinterhäuser's first summer was a bit of a paradox: Progressive to the extent that it evoked the 1990s.
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Societe Generale global strategist Albert Edwards — who foresaw that painful crash — said he thinks some of the worst excesses of that time are being repeated today.
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Yet by failing to address the lawless bombing of Cambodia and the tragic results, the committee framed how the events of that time have been remembered.
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And in Yee's fictionalized evocation of that time, Neary (an earnest Courtney Reed) — a young American NGO worker of Cambodian descent — has stumbled upon crucial evidence.
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Escaping the atrocities of that time, my parents left Germany for Uruguay, and then in 1953 emigrated to Seattle, Washington, where I was born and raised.
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Think of it this way: The full Prime Day lasts 30 hours, but people are only in the office for about a third of that time.
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He served 13 months in jail for that conviction, although he was allowed out of his cell on work release for significant amounts of that time.
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After spending most of that time in opposition, their acknowledgment of their commonality signals Elliot's growing acceptance of his dark places, and his light ones, too.
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She spent much of that time answering questions about her time on the Trump campaign, when investigators believe Russians made multiple efforts to infiltrate Trump's circle.
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And, she told me, she tries to keep her client hours to one day a week, and most of that time isn't spent writing Instagram quotes.
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For most of that time, he's worked with the same three models, though he says he parted ways with one of them a year or so ago.
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Each period is introduced with a brief essay on the new and exciting things it brought, followed by individual essays on the great composers of that time.
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Those positions have been vacant since we left them nearly five years ago, and for much of that time have been without dual nominees to fill them.
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The motto of Makerere University was "to seek the truth", Mr Ngugi points out, but his accounts of the censorship and bigotry of that time are shocking.
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I spent about three or four years there, and I spent a lot of that time running structured clinical interviews from what was then the DSM-4.
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Of particular interest was its deep dive into the time we spend eating—and just how much of that time is also devoted to doing something else.
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Half of that time is spent mindlessly scrolling Twitter and Instagram and vacillating between getting pissed off at the news and then self-soothing with cat videos.
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My clearest memory of that time was being kept a dark room for about a week and the bright blue helium-filled balloon my mother brought me.
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He could have got out in a fraction of that time, and all he would have had to do was turn snitch, but Jack wouldn't do that.
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Rashad Ali al-Musafir will serve his notice period and the board will move to appoint a replacement before the end of that time, the statement added.
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"Americans log 70 billion hours behind the wheel each year, with a big chunk of that time spent commuting to and from work or school," Spotify wrote.
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Previously she served for more than 10 years as a senior attorney at the Federal Aviation Administration, helping to craft drone policies for part of that time.
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I wanted to see if it was possible to have these robots clean my entire apartment, so I could get some of that time spent cleaning back.
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For most of that time, Perez had been praised as a solid performer, "if not above average," on her employee reviews, Cigna acknowledged in its arbitration documents.
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Since the early 21960s, he had made his home in the windswept Orkneys, living for much of that time in relative inaccessibility, without electricity or running water.
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This whole thing reminds us of that time Lana Del Rey told The Guardian she wished she "was dead already" in 2014, before saying she'd been misquoted.
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Melody's more universal voice control would solve a real problem — and maybe even help us get back some of that time we spend staring at our phones.
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For much of that time, the engines of the U.S. economy weren't synchronized, but now the different parts appear to be operating as one well-oiled machine.
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Students: Read the entire essay, then tell us: — How do you feel about the amount of time spent—and the quality of that time—with other people?
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For much of that time, Saudi Arabia remained hostile to the Soviet Union, backing Islam as antidote to communism and contributing to far-flung Cold War insurgencies.
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It does not attempt to achieve balance at the end of that time, despite optimistic economic growth projections that far exceed what most economists say is possible.
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That said, they may have to spend some or all of that time in detention, where many who lack legal representation simply agree to be deported anyway.
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For much of that time, he was in so much pain from muscle spasms that he had to be kept in a darkened room, wearing ear plugs.
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What I remember of that time in my life, of being 15 years old or 16, was hanging out with my friends at night in Central Park.
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That means if you are saving three hours of commuting a day, work for all or part of that time instead of treating it like a Saturday.
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By the end of that time, he had recorded a well-regarded debut album, "Diamond in the Rough," for RCA and become the talk of the town.
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In the 1990s, when scientists became alarmed that the count of frogs, toads and salamanders was nose-diving, the news somehow disjointed my memories of that time.
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For much of that time, Parnas and Fruman were struggling for cash, according to lawyers for at least two creditors, including one who loaned the men $100,6.
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Between that and the lack of advance notice, Phillips says, "we have to be ready all the time" — even if some of that time is just waiting.
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When you were making Mutual Appreciation, and Funny Ha Ha before that, did you at all think about capturing the lightning of that time in a bottle?
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But before I'd even realized it, a considerable amount of time had passed, and largely unbeknownst to me, recording new ANDREW W.K. music wasn't part of that time.
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I called Rahul Sonnad at Tesloop, who noted that these were nearly all highway miles, and the Model S was in Auto Pilot mode most of that time.
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And for much of that time, although there was a decline in the last couple of decades, there were maybe 20 or 30 nuns present at the orphanage.
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This is the smoking gun from Andresen: Part of that time was spent on a careful cryptographic verification of messages signed with keys that only Satoshi should possess.
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Jamie tries to explain: Laoghaire was a widow when he met her, they've been married less than two years and have lived apart for most of that time.
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At the end of that time allotment, you can briefly check in and assess whether you need more space or if you need it in a different way.
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In the early 20th century, Begum Waheed Jahan Begum and Sheikh Abdullah founded the university's Women's College, going against the mindset of most Muslim families of that time.
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"I've been agonizing over the right way to do this all year and indeed I've been drafting today's blog post for most of that time," Hunt told Gizmodo.
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The practice, which occurred between 2009 to 2015, freed up billions of dollars per week for Merrill, which financed the firm's trading activities for part of that time.
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Much of that time, she's on her feet setting up equipment, readying operating rooms for a dozen surgeries in a day and helping patients onto the surgical table.
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For most of that time, the schism between conservative-looking conservative women and hot-looking ones remained a clear divide between politics (Laura Bush) and television (Megyn Kelly).
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"Our nation bears the scars of that time, as do I," Lewis said to applause, referring to the scars he has from his involvement with the Selma Marches.
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Much of that time will likely be yielded to staff counsel, but Nunes will still be in a position of prominence, seated next to Schiff for the questioning.
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As of that time, 1,85033 were reunited with their parents or other guardians, 20 were found to have not been separated and 650 were not eligible for reunification.
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McCarthy, who spent some of that time performing and touring with collaborators such as Will Oldham, admits it's taken some adjustment to write music with children in tow.
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There were 66 hurricanes that stalled in the North Atlantic between 1944 and 2017 and nearly half of those occurred in the last third of that time frame.
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When parents are engaged with teachers and the school and when they act as accountability partners with respect to schoolwork, their children take notice of that time investment.
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Mr. McLellan had been living there for about six years, exploited for much of that time by another man, Perry Coniglio, living at the motel, the police said.
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He cast himself as a bridge builder, and African-American leaders of that time remember him as a stark departure from the white legislators they had known before.
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So I can't deny it because it's very much a voice of that generation, of that time period, it is a time capsule of what was going on.
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She spent a whopping 35 hours on the project, 29 illustrations in all, though some of that time, she says, was spent doing research on Bowie's various looks.
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"For most of that time period the growth rate in CO2 has been increasing because we've been increasing the CO2 we release into the atmosphere," Keenan told Motherboard.
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In one television advert of that time, a boy enters a bank branch with a small sack of money, asking the banker if he will "tell his mother".
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People now spend more time on their mobile devices than they do on the desktop web, and the majority of that time on mobile is spent using apps.
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For much of that time Chief O'Neill, who began his career as an officer with the New York City Transit Police in 1983, has been rising in prominence.
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New Horizons has been taking pictures for months, but for most of that time Ultima Thule has been little more than a dot in any of these images.
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If we fraternize with anyone else, the vast majority of that time is with three girls who themselves live together in a house about five minutes from us.
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During much of that time, Arlene was working on a documentary film about her medical journey, one for which she routinely sought out her daughters' help and participation.
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Make use of some of that time you save commuting each day to apply low code or no code tools to the process of automating that updated runbook.
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John said while it may not be feasible to devote all of your newfound free time to work, try to use some of that time for self improvement.
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After his indictment in 1995, Mr. Mladic evaded arrest for 16 years, despite the presence of thousands of NATO soldiers in the region for much of that time.
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Few attempt an accurate representation of the speech of a bygone era, seeking rather to forge their own idiom to give the reader the impression of that time.
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Kendal Fisher has lived in Harlem since he arrived in New York nine years ago, having spent much of that time in a large rental complex in Manhattanville.
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For most of that time, whenever he spoke about machine learning, people looked at him as though he were talking about the Ptolemaic spheres or bloodletting by leeches.
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"I've been investing for 36 years and for the vast majority of that time, we accepted that the market worked a certain way," the "Mad Money" host said.
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ATLANTA — Jay Riddle moved to this city of transplants 20 years ago, and for much of that time, his life revolved around his job in the aerospace industry.
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"Some people look at how they can get the most out of what they have and how they can get quality life out of that time," she said.
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You know, make them jealous of that time you went to some exotic island in who-knows-where while they slaved away in their cubicle and ate Seamless.
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Some of that time she said, was taken up with whittling her original list of 50 jewelers down to the 14 ethical makers and designers in the book.
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Tony Orbach: Patrick and I have known each other for about 15 years, and much of that time has been spent talking about crosswords while sitting in diners.
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Most Danish employers give their workers their full salary for part of that time, and for the rest of it, the Danish government gives all citizens a stipend.
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For the bulk of that time, little over a year and a half, Pettis was unfortunate to accumulate a number of long-term injuries which hampered his progress.
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"Even if maybe 80% of that time I feel like is eating cereal and regurgitating old ideas I feel comfortable with, that 20% lights up my life," she says.
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According to GMA, the study noted that most of that time was spent watching TV as opposed to interacting with a digital device, such as a smartphone or tablet.
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It took the team only seven days to identify the substance in the Brooklyn case — and most of that time was spent waiting for the sample to get there.
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After eight tough years, of a Democratic government blighted by slow wage growth and, for most of that time, political deadlock imposed by a Republican Congress, voters wanted change.
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He's been at the company as CEO for just over a year now and has spent a good chunk of that time cleaning up founding CEO Travis Kalanick's mess.
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Lewis and other black artists are also missing from iconic photographs of that time, which gives the false impression that only white painters worked in an Abstract Expressionist style.
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Your brain spends the majority of that time—about 200 milliseconds—processing what it sees, deciding what to do, and then sending a signal for your body to react.
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Research shows that people in the US spend an average of three hours a day on a smartphone or tablet and 87% of that time is spent using apps.
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According to GMA, the study noted that most of that time was spent watching TV as opposed to interacting with a digital device, such as a smartphone or tablet.
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Throughout most of that time, the world will continue to consume more oil year after year, until demand ultimately peaks around 108 million barrels per day in the 2030s.
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Braun argued Polanski would have faced a maximum of 12 months for his crime based on standards in 1970s, so his client already had served most of that time.
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Belgium's Oathbreaker have been around for almost a decade now, but after laboring underground for most of that time, the four-person black metal/hardcore hybrid's fortunes are changing.
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"After all of that time spent investigating Russias alleged activities, it is not surprising that OFAC had to rely on rumor and innuendo to designate Deripaska," the lawsuit says.
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I've noticed he has a very rich vocabulary and he seems to be particularly fond of 18th-century literature and that usage appears in the writings of that time.
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John Wolfe Ambrose, a civil engineer, had had the vision to push for the dredging of the channel to accommodate the new, deeper-draft cruise ships of that time.
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The Cold War lasted for almost a half-century (1946-1991), and for most of that time the fate of the world hung in the balance every single moment.
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The whole process took me about 45 minutes, though a lot of that time was taken up trying to fit the poorly-threaded T-adapter to the toilet tank.
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From roughly the 1970s through the 1990s, the military ran intelligence operations — and for at least some of that time, prison and torture facilities, prosecutors say — from the complex.
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I was one of the younger kids in my cohort of buddies in the neighborhood, so there was a fair amount of razzing me for most of that time.
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I was trying to transition from a non-profit background into editorial work, and while I wasn't unemployed for most of that time, I wasn't in anything permanent, either.
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His work for The Post included a 1964 series on the New York City police that captured the tensions of that time, dynamics still evident a half-century later.
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He came to power in a military and Islamist-backed coup in 1989 and for much of that time, he has been regarded as a pariah in the West.
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My wife will tell you that I was home for ... I sometimes didn't leave the house for a week, and may not have showered some of that time too.
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He later worked in the Senate for 14 years, most of that time for Senator James Inhofe, an Oklahoma Republican who has denied the established science of climate change.
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Eighty-two years old, Mr. Abbas has now controlled the authority for more than 12 years, ruling by presidential decree for most of that time, with no electoral mandate.
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Actually, comparing AOI to the other stocks in that index is perhaps a bit unfair, since it was not in the S&P 1,500 for most of that time.
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I knew that day that I wanted to live here, and for over 50 years I have — most of that time in apartments about the size of a classroom.
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It was cumbersome, and kind of a hassle, especially if you only have time for a short workout as you'll spend most of that time just looking for it.
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Mr. Berselius must have used some of that time to bear down in the kitchen, too, because his new tasting menus vault past the ones at the old Aska.
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Wasilewski said on Friday after a press screening that while the politics of that time were turbulent and exciting, people's personal lives and society were changing in different ways.
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Trammell: The game was very much inspired by the text/graphics games of the era, although the parser was much more sophisticated than the Z-machine of that time.
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Until the very end of that time, most white Americans, North and South, either actively fought to maintain the institution of slavery or passively sustained and benefitted from it.
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John Willmering, one of the mission's current priests, is an American from St. Louis who has been living in Honduras for 49 years, much of that time in Yoro.
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The ethos of conformity that persisted for much of that time arguably suppressed the will to take the kind of risks on which large sums of money are accumulated.
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She's described the record as a "an escape into ethereality" in the wake of that time, and to that end, "Sokit" makes a powerful case for its own abstractions.
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"After all of that time spent investigating Russia's alleged activities, it is not surprising that OFAC had to rely on rumor and innuendo to designate Deripaska," the lawsuit says.
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And for most of that time, the farmers, along with hundreds of local residents and a few celebrities, have been fighting to reopen the farm and send the cows home.
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Though we've been using anesthesia for over 170 years, for most of that time, exploring those bigger questions of consciousness wasn't possible—because we didn't really know how anesthesia worked.
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Not only was the MacBook Air the unparalleled king of mass market laptops, for some of that time it also happened to be the best Windows laptop, via Boot Camp.
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Epstein served just 13 months in jail in that case, but much of that time was spent on work release, and jailers reportedly kept his cell door open at night.
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Donald Trump's first State of the Union speech went for about 80 minutes -- one of the longest SOTU addresses in history -- but much of that time he wasn't actually speaking.
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"In a way, the current moment feels like an echo of that time," Joy Press, author of Stealing the Show: How Women Are Revolutionizing Television (out February 27), tells Refinery20183.
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Those aged 18-34 now spend 43 percent of their time consuming media on digital platforms (phones, tablets, computers), with around a third of that time taking place on smartphones.
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Setting aside the yearly influx of Goldsmiths students and slow trickle of creatives priced out of east London, the cultural relevance of that time belongs to the area's local musicians.
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"That euphoric sense that the consumer gets when they're earning more money, when they have more discretionary money to spend, we're at the beginning of that time period," Blancato said.
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In current music terms, four years is a long time away—which, of course, is hilarious, especially considering how much of that time they spent pouring their energy into touring.
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I started to use all of that time through the 24th—saw my mum on the 25th —and was back in on the 26th and there all through New Year.
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It was indeed Bloomberg's house, but the most representative figure of that time and long before, the alpha dog in the house, might have been the pugnacious novelist Norman Mailer.
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"The prime minister of that time, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and [then] Minister of Treasury Ali Babacan had given orders for them to start the trades, the banks," Zarrab said Thursday.
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The medical training, which accounted for 16 weeks of that time, was a mix of classroom instruction and hands-on exercises in simulated combat environments where I practiced on mannequins.
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Other fortunes of that time live on in this neighborhood through art collections housed in family hôtel particuliers, among them the Musée Jacquemart-André and the Musée Nissim de Camondo.
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For much of that time, she commuted from New York, spending weekends on the Upper West Side, where she lives with her husband, Giovanni Pacifici, 61, who works for IBM.
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You've always had a cerebral approach to your game, but do you think because of that time off you are seeing different things now that you are near a return?
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I had time on my hands and thought it would be a fun and productive way to spend some of that time while searching for my next full-time engagement.
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Each spent the past five years in Orlando, where they worked for much of that time with Perry before he moved on to the Sacramento Kings and then the Knicks.
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"Sean Spicer staying on Dancing with the Stars and Sailor going home reminds me of that time I woke up and Donald Trump was president," one viewer tweeted Monday night.
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In fact, this leads us to Batgirl, because in the comics of that time, Batgirl (introduced in 1961) was Batwoman's niece, Betty Kane, and she had a crush on Robin.
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Over the course of that time, we were excellent partners and cared for one another immensely, but after a little over a year of being together, our sex life fizzled.
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Walton, Nash and others who have suffered through or studied the Jim Crow era say they see several parallels between the mock justice of that time and Trump's impeachment trial.
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He took a year away from the game, and devoted some of that time to studying football analytics: a departure for a coach who was sometimes seen as data-phobic.
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A statue commonly thought to represent Aphrodite, called the Venus de Milo, depicts small breasts but is shaped with a twisted figure and elongated body, characteristic of that time period.
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Yet these explanations matter little to many of those who have been living without electricity for nearly six months, and have gone without running water for much of that time.
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Tom Wolfe wrote of that time in the best-selling 250 book "The Right Stuff," a phrase for coolness in the face of danger that has passed into the idiom.
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Bain, who is based in Menlo Park, California, has worked primarily for Instacart for four years and been a key agitator against the startup for the majority of that time.
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There have been holiday gift guides for VR for the past five years or so, and, for most of that time, buying a VR headset was generally a bad call.
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Two Democratic sources said late Sunday night that, as of that time, they did not expect the needed 60 votes to pass the continuing resolution would come at noon Monday.
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The Jersey Shore star was released from prison earlier this month after completing his eight-month sentence for tax evasion, and spent some of that time working on his physique.
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He returned to Kabul in May for the first time in more than 20 years — much of that time spent fighting the American-led coalition and the government it backed.
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But she also spent part of that time commuting to Brooklyn, where her best friend's mother had hired her to operate the soundboard for a production at a community theater.
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All that was only possible because of the political reality of that time, a reality I see being threatened for many friends and strangers living through their own health issues.
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And a handsome chunk of that time, especially when it comes to Facebook, is spent on nothing but banal administration—duty, if you like, to keep our online persona breathing.
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"Normally it was three to four weeks turnaround time, but whenever we put the candy in the box with it, they'd come back in half of that time," Josh told me.
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It's not like I was living on the streets and robbing old ladies and stuff like that—for a lot of that time, my parents were letting me stay at home.
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"Bird and bat shit was essential for the health and defense of countries in the 19th century," explained historian Matthew Raffety, an expert in the American maritime law of that time.
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The songs that make me think of that time are "That's the Way of the World" by Earth, Wind & Fire, and "Could It Be I'm Falling in Love" by The Spinners.
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"The nineties were a time of transition in Pakistan, from dictatorship to a democratic dispensation, and Junaid's music represented the euphoria of that time," said Nadeem F. Paracha, a cultural critic.
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Virgin Galactic passengers will spend about ninety minutes in the air; for most of that time, the craft will be coupled to WhiteKnightTwo as it climbs to forty-five thousand feet.
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For most of that time, his intellectual curiosity was still latent, his arms and legs sleeved with assorted talismans and callbacks to childhood—Eazy E, He-Man, Michigan, his grandmother's name.
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And for all of that time, there was a resistance within the more establishment elements of the political world to give credence to what was widely regarded as a conspiracy theory.
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And for too long: The show, directed by Sash Bischoff, clocks in at more than three hours, with nearly a third of that time given over to maximally gratuitous dance sequences.
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The number of hours that college-educated parents spend with their children has doubled since the early 1980s, and they spend more of that time interacting with them, playing and teaching.
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" McNamara tries to "prove that the mistakes were 'mostly honest,' even if traceable to a ghastly ignorance of the Vietnamese people, culture and terrain, and the historical forces of that time.
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It's not a coincidence that so many women of that time championed the book, including the two famously gay editors of Little Review in Greenwich Village, Margaret Anderson and Jane Heap.
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Since each side gets 1003 hours, this first week in particular could go very late if the impeachment managers or Trump's team use all of that time, perhaps until 2100 a.m.
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Meredith Batley says she has been coming to the clinic in Rockland for a dozen years, and for most of that time didn't have health insurance or a primary care provider.
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Much of that time was spent under the eye of his take-charge personal lawyer, Marc E. Kasowitz, and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, one of the cabinet members he trusts most.
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Epstein served 13 months in jail in that case, although he was free on work release for much of that time, and also was required to register as a sex offender.
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"I can bear witness that the portrait painted of that time and place in our history is very real," Lewis said during the introduction which he shared with actress Amandla Stenberg.
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Conservatives on the court, citing the extraordinary peril of that time, appeared willing to give the officials legal protection from lawsuits arising from the detention policies they approved after the attacks.
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For at least part of that time, Perry kept them at a Wayne State mortuary sciences morgue -- operated separately from the medical school -- where Perry has storage privileges, the lawsuit says.
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Their research indicates that while the average time spent viewing a piece remains the same, much of that time is now spent capturing just the right pic of their good side.
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The game is both an examination of the culture of that time, complete with references to Snow Patrol and Lord of the Rings, as well as how relationships progress — or die — online.
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And he used some of that time Monday morning to call into CNBC's "Squawk Box" to talk about his now-ended tariff threat against Mexico and the ongoing trade war with China.
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Democratic presidential candidate John Hickenlooper sure has an interesting strategy for winning over voters — like sharing stories of that time he took his mom to see a pornographic film in the 1970s.
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"That's exactly what we want to solve, to take some of that time and make it productive time for kids in front of mobile devices and soon available for browsers in desktops".
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Your Tesla Model S may go from zero to 60 mph in under three seconds, but this scaly pipsqueak can achieve the same delta-v in one three hundredth of that time.
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The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front, which has run the country with a heavy hand for almost three decades, kept a lid on tensions between ethnic groups for most of that time.
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That's a bit less than the EOS RP's CIPA rating of 250 shots per charge, but since some of that time was spent messing around in settings, Canon's claim seems about right.
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More than 238% of that time was for pleasure, not work, with parents watching television, playing video games, social networking, browsing websites, or doing other things on a computer, smartphone or tablet.
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They said their son was a student at Andrew Jackson from 6th to 8th grade and that Bearse was a teacher there during some of that time, according to a criminal complaint.
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The prosecutor sought a six-year prison term, but Judge Persky concluded that a term of less than 10 percent of that time, as well as three years of probation, was appropriate.
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So when we encounter Bela, in Moscow, speaking at last with an accent and employing the body language of that time and place, it's like we're meeting him for the first time.
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Simply gaining the knowledge that you're spending hours a day on social media, and a fraction of that time in productivity apps, might be enough to make you rethink your phone usage.
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In Hystopia, I wanted to go in there and tap whatever energy I could from my memory of the horrific turmoil of that time, as picked up by my young-man sensors.
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It's hard to think about magic mushrooms without being reminded of that time in college when your friend spent, like, an hour staring at the sidewalk mumbling about how we're all connected.
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The Mitchell-Innes & Nash exhibition, called "The Practical Past," also features her renderings of some letters she received in the early 1970s and her versions of feminist magazine covers of that time.
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Mr. Oliveira, 113, spent a little over a year working for New Prime, a trucking company based in Springfield, Mo., in 2013 and 2014, much of that time as an independent contractor.
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They've grown musically since then, and it's likely that the casual, black-and-white surrealism of the "Dark Spring" isn't an overt attempt to resuscitate the general haziness of that time period.
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The meeting now features in the party's heavily mythologized history of that time as a watershed, although it was only years afterward that "reform and opening up" became an official party formula.
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At the end of that time, the building would be worth zero, from a tax perspective, and the owner would have received the loss of that value in increments year after year.
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In the wake of that time-consuming and expensive recovery effort, many in the aviation industry and regulators began calling for flight data to be made more easily recoverable after a crash.
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Bussen's sister is featured in the second episode and according to her, that was the first time they talked about the crisis — and they even lived together for part of that time.
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"For me, the beautiful thing about writing some of the songs I did is that when I listen to them, I have a feeling and a memory of that time," he said.
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T. G. Taylor, who was General Mattis's spokesman during much of that time, said in an interview that the commander had spoken of America as needing to hold the moral high ground.
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"Scotland hasn't voted Conservative in decades and yet has been ruled by a Conservative government for most of that time," said Mhairi Black, a Scottish National Party lawmaker in the British Parliament.
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We wanted to be the documentarians of that time and place for American Football, a band that existed for a really short time and made an EP and then made an album.
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He missed 11 games with a groin injury but spent part of that time gluing the Warriors' locker room back together after Kevin Durant and Draymond Green had a big dust-up.
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The hearings that began in 2014 dragged on for thirteen months, and at the end of that time the judge fell ill, and Freedman and Garber had to ask for new hearings.
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But what if my European ancestors were indentured servants who worked closely with African slaves and a real romance evolved, despite the cultural norms of that time, and now here I am?
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The U.S. military has played a key role in the conflict for much of that time, supporting Saudi warplanes with intelligence and refueling even as their bombs have reportedly killed civilians. Rep.
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Clinton, on the other hand, although born in Chicago, spent nearly two decades in Arkansas, much of that time serving as first lady of the state and working on education and children's issues.
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Abdi Mohammed Omer spent more than a decade in charge of the remote and largely lawless region on the border with Somalia, much of that time spent trying to crush separatist ONLF rebels.
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But I'm also in awe of that time because people were standing up for themselves and protesting for what was right — almost, in a way, setting an example for what's going on today.
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"I spent over a year building the first product, and the lion's share of that time was spent making sort of a genetic platform… that was adaptable to multiple use-cases," says Abbott.
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It took the spacetime ripple on December 26th a full second to pass through LIGO's detectors, as opposed to the previous signal, which coursed through our planet in a fraction of that time.
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And all of that time campaigning for Hillary Clinton is clearly starting to rub off on America Ferrera who cut her hair into a style very reminiscent of a certain democratic presidential nominee.
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Yet for most of that time, markets have boomed defiantly, leading hawks to warn that the central bank was letting a bubble inflate—ie, that financial conditions were too loose, the opposite worry.
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Mow living in Istanbul with his mother and younger brother, Abu al-Baraa says the trauma of that time, when the sound of jets meant an attack could be imminent, still affects them.
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She's been working at We Got Y'all for five years and hating it most of that time, so the allure of a shiny new job with an artistic component looks good to her.
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Every Olympian has dedicated hours and hours of practice to their sport to get to the Rio Games – but only one of them likely spent most of that time in a cyber café.
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Yassin's path to a new lifestyle began with the realization that he was a third of the way through his life expectancy, and he was spending most of that time in an office.
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But some of the activism of that time was carried out by young men in their late teens and 20s who simply wanted nothing to do with the brutal war in Southeast Asia.
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That's only three rounds that Aldo needs to jab and move, and Stephens will either need to connect on a big swing or actually fight smart to make the most of that time.
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For much of that time, William Hill US was focused on sports betting in pockets of the country, like Nevada, where wagering was already legal, as well as horse racing and other gaming.
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And so, as each spring arrives and I look forward, I also peer backward to the music of that time—to repair and replenish and also just to remember a song like this.
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We anchor ourselves in the sound palette of the late 60s, but then we aren't necessarily bound to the compositional rules of that time.. That's the benefit of existing in the modern era.
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If the Knicks had managed to be good, or even OK, during, like, ANY of that time, Pierce almost certainly wouldn't have been able to reap the psychic rewards of tormenting Knicks faithful.
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As of 2015, men between the ages of 21 and 30 spent about 5.2 hours per week on recreational computer activities, and most of that time (2.53 hours) was spent playing video games.
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But one thing we tried to do is remember back to day one, when everyone decided to make this game that they honestly wanted to play, and remembering the emotion of that time.
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He quit high school in 211 to spend time in Andy Warhol's Factory and some of the earliest images in this show are intimate portraits of the celebrities and denizens of that time.
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For six months, no one knew were Sunfyre was, but there were signs that it spent some of that time hidden away in some dark woods and caves near a remote fishing village.
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Autopilot was engaged in the final 13 minutes and 48 seconds of the trip and the system detected driver-applied steering wheel torque for only 51 seconds of that time, the NTSB said.
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The prime minister originally justified the five-week shutdown by saying that lawmakers would be away for part of that time anyway, in order to attend annual conferences for grass-roots party members.
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He was the closer for most of that time, filling in for Aroldis Chapman, but something is wrong with a system that boxes in such a dominant player for more than three weeks.
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The D-team has said that they don't plan to use the entirety of their time when presenting their case against removal, but they will use the bulk of that time on Monday.
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When the planned changes were announced in 2015, it was suggested that the cars would become five to six seconds per lap quicker, with much of that time made up in the corners.
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When my eyes closed briefly, I saw a face that reminded me of Tilda Swinton's, which made me think of that time she slept in a glass box and called it performance art.
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Presented completely bilingually, this broad survey recounts Mexican modern art's development across genres in the first half of the 20th century, showcasing paintings, photographs and other works by leading figures of that time.
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I'd see her every two weeks while she was filming, which lasted about six to nine months, spending most of that time focusing on building up her collagen and the firmness in her skin.
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All of that time, he's devoted himself to Lanes Landing, to nurturing the land, maintaining close relationships with friends and family, and crafting ideas about how best to sustain the earth and community there.
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I felt like I was in exile by the end of that time; I was just really despondent because it seemed like we were trying to manage violence instead of focusing on eradicating it.
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But in 2014 Mill violated the terms of his probation by performing outside Pennsylvania and went back to prison for five months; he told Billboard he spent much of that time in solitary confinement.
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Pete Buttigieg: We knew that Buttigieg was going to raise a ton of money between April 13 and June 30 since he was the "it" candidate in the race for much of that time.
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I want it for every guy I make love to, now and in the future... What matters is the quality of the time we share together, whatever the duration of that time may be.
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For the past six and a half weeks, McLauchlan has been on his own with his kids, who have spent much of that time self-quarantined at home with him after returning from China.
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Tableau shareholders will get 2.703 Salesforce shares for each Tableau share in the all-stock deal, valuing the offer at $177.88 per share as of Friday's close, a 42% premium as of that time.
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Since the governing conservatism of that time no longer reflected any serious attachment to libertarian principles, it was time to explore the possibility of a new kind of center-left infused with libertarian insights.
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Autopilot was engaged in the final 0.493 minutes and 48 seconds of the trip and yet, the system detected driver-applied steering wheel torque for only 51 seconds of that time, the NTSB said.
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The writers spend plenty of time showing how a profound fear of death leads the Skeksis to commit an escalating series of horrors, and not a moment of that time feels dull or wasted.
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Stacey Battat, the costume designer, and I looked at a lot of portraits of that time and we went to the costume archive at the Met and looked at the real fabrics they used.
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While the euphoria of that time has faded and Modi's agenda has been slowed by stalled reforms, other state election setbacks and devastating droughts hitting rural India, he remains comfortably the most popular politician.
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Much of that time, especially in the first week, players and fans noticed much higher levels of noise filling the inside of the bowl — all of it seemingly caused or exacerbated by the roof.
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An inordinate amount of that time is spent mulling over a missed opportunity, longing for moments with the barely expressed rage of Pacino's Offerman, or following any of the other Hunters instead of Jonah.
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Autopilot had been engaged for a total of 29 minutes and four seconds prior to the crash, but the driver's hands were only detected on the steering wheel for 78 seconds of that time.
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The popular SMH semiconductor-tracking ETF enjoyed a 36 percent rally last year, spending much of that time above its 200-day moving average as high-flyers like Nvidia, Micron and Applied Materials surged.
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Aripov, a telecommunications engineer by training, had worked as deputy prime minister between 2002 and 2012, overseeing for much of that time the telecoms sector, which has been tainted by foreign allegations of corruption.
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"I was there for 12 years, and I think for eight or nine years of that time I felt Congress would deal with fiscal issues — I see no hope of that currently," he said.
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All of that time, all of that investment, all of the critical praise alongside the lack of development support, and there he was standing there with roaring applause telling that his team's ideas were good.
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The moment we've all been waiting for arrived and Game of Thrones is back after nearly two years, and some of that time was spent animating a new intro for Game of Thrones Season 8.
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Historian Ellis Amdur notes that once a bushi woman of that time married, it was customary for her to take her naginata with her to her husband's home, but use it only for moral training.
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Weeks later, when detailing the circumstances of that time period, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said that McGahn briefed Trump and a small group of senior advisers "immediately" once he learned of Yates's information.
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" Makshya Tolbert "I look back and think about growing up in a house of black girls and women where too much of that time was spent working, struggling, and trying to protect ourselves from trauma.
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According to 216 contestant Ali Imdad, filming takes upwards of 217 hours a day — with most of that time focused on getting " 'beauty shots' of the cakes, the contestants or the judges," Birmingham Live reported.
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They had the NBA's fourth-best defense with Ibaka and Tucker on board after the deadline, and they played most of that time without Lowry, one of the best point guard defenders in the league.
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More than that, I spent much of that time questioning myself, wondering if I hadn't checked my brain at the door out of some blind race loyalty despite knowing how painstakingly I consider the options.
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Given that you've lived with them for almost two decades and they've seen you naked for a good part of that time, there probably isn't a lot about you that will deeply embarrass your parents.
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Under the special rules that were adopted late last month for the inquiry by the House, Mr. Schiff and Mr. Nunes can delegate some or all of that time to their highly trained staff lawyers.
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One that would erase the taste of that time last season when my bosses here at Mashable made me write about the Cubs being knocked out of the playoffs on Back To The Future Day.
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It was kind of a revelation for me to acknowledge, through Oz's book, that mood could be so influenced by when and where you live, and the feelings of that time and place about feelings.
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Bryant, 24, was suspended for the first four games last season and spent a portion of that time in Houston with the former N.B.A. player and coach John Lucas, who operates a substance-abuse facility.
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At least part of that time, he was believed to have been held in the North Waziristan tribal area, a nexus of militant activity that was the focus of a Pakistani military offensive in 2014.
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You only have to look at some of the horrible incidents that have happened recently, sadly at music events, and instantly people turn to music to help heal and overcome the difficulties of that time.
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"Unlike the senators, the aides are never on national TV." He said the HBO film about the hearing—Confirmation—"gets the politics right," but gives an inaccurate portrait of that time in one crucial way.
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But the Bronx rapper had the last laugh, eventually landing a number-one debut, three number-one singles, and a lot of internet exaltation, with a baby on the way for much of that time.
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Mr Vizcarra has spent most of that time trying to reform a political and judicial system so rotten that all living former presidents are under house arrest, in jail or trying to avoid that fate.
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Mr. Ollé said they were aiming to depart from what he called the "Walt Disney version" of previous ceremonies, representing instead important issues of that time, including the war in Yugoslavia and the AIDS epidemic.
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The song "Crimson Towers" combined Baroque-era counterpoint, frequent trills, and sorrowful melodies to form a unique hybrid sound that distinguished Dissection from their atonally-focused peers in other formative black metal bands of that time.
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The book switches between two stories — one is the fictional history of the Jewish Polish town where the main character's grandfather was born; the other is his trip to find pieces and remnants of that time.
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Stone just got a judge to sign off on a restraining order against Phillip Barnes ... who's been flooding her with letters for the last 5 years, even though he's been behind bars most of that time.
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She served more than four years, 63 days of that time in solitary confinement, for invading Whiteman Air Force Base near Holden, Mo., with two other Roman Catholic peace protesters on Good Friday earlier that year.
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Ahead, we talked to bandele about the real origins of the so-called crack "epidemic" and how fictional portrayals of that time period — along with sensationalized media reports — have historically done nothing but further societal prejudices.
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They'll play again Saturday evening at Wrigley Field in Game 1 against the winner of the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Dodgers series, and they'll need every bit of that time just to soothe their nerves.
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In a comment on the post, she wrote Trump probably wouldn't want her to share the story of "that time he continually grabbed my ass and invited me to his hotel room," according to Rolling Stone.
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The big picture: Gen Zers have grown up almost entirely in the digital age — they're currently 203 and under — and 75% say they spend their spare time online, with much of that time spent on mobile.
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