Every part of time touches every other part of time.
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Are a waste of time, right, or a waste of time.
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For me, at this moment, I'm in quite a dislocation of time, from both outside of time and inside of time at the same time.
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I had a lot of time to ruminate, lots of time for teeth-gnashing.
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I spent a lot of time in Pennsylvania, a lot of time in Florida.
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Grossman is now the president of Time USA LLC, the publisher of Time magazine.
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WE'VE HAD AREAS OF TIME AND PERIODS OF TIME WHERE COTTON PRICES, FOR INSTANCE, SPIKED.
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What is lost, as each day blends into the next, in vaguely similar ways, is the mechanistic definition of time, the capitalist definition of time, the industrial definition of time.
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There will be plenty of time – plenty of time to do strategy and tactics going forward.
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That's a lot of time hanging out — and a lot of time to sell users additional services.
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I work whatever amount of time is needed and take off whatever amount of time is needed.
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So anything that's true for a period of time is only true for that period of time.
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But I personally put a lot of time, and my staff's put a lot of time in.
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First, they take up a lot of time to negotiate and Congress doesn't have lot of time.
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She submitted the app for approval 10 days ahead of time to allow plenty of time for review.
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Even at 20, I thought in terms of time, that I don't have a lot of time left.
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The exhibition title, The Enormity of Time, reflects not only the amount of time it took McCarty to complete these works, but also the enormity of time the girls' crimes will haunt our sensibilities.
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You&aposre running out of time-- MCCARTHY: If you keep talking we&aposre going to be out of time.
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You can waste a lot of time watching fish, and you can waste a lot of time watching goats.
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We had a lot of time off and I had a lot of time to think and question myself.
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They spend a lot of time hiring, but not a lot of time retaining and training and managing people.
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I haven't spent a lot of time with Gigi and I haven't spent a lot of time with Cara.
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Not the "sit around the fire and sip eggnog" kind of time, but the "goddamn it's cold" kind of time.
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"We spent a lot of time shining light on people and moving them around — a lot of time," Manzari says.
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He was with the campaign as you know a relatively short period of time, a relatively short period of time.
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They're spending a lot of time out here [in Silicon Valley], and they're spending a lot of time with us.
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They could very easily invest $110 billion, $450 billion overall over a period of time, fairly short period of time.
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"Give yourself plenty of time to recover and plenty of time to train properly for the next one," he says.
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They used to say it's not the quantity of time you spend with your kids, it's the quality of time.
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Anybody who's ever studied any geology knows that over periods of time, long periods of time, that the climate changes, mmkay?
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Over that same period of time, a lot of time and energy has been devoted to improving cybersecurity and cyber hygiene.
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Designers spend a lot of time complaining these days about their lack of time, but these two seem exhilarated by it.
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Firms have yet to fully exploit the arbitrage between the pace of time, and our perception of the pace of time.
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"There's plenty of time to do knees and there's plenty of time to do lots of other things," Mr. Trump said.
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Mixer only accounts for three percent of time spent watching game streams online; Twitch receives about 72 percent of time spent.
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He has spent an exorbitant amount of time here, tremendous amount of time here, and has gotten every endorsement he wanted.
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So this is an opportunity to have a big chunk of time on Thursday, a big chunk of time on Monday.
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Parsons was CEO of Time Warner from 2002 to 2007 and chairman of Time Warner's board from May 2003 to January 2009.
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Franklin: It is not about the quantity of time, it really is about the quality of time you spend with your animal.
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In those early days of transition I spent a lot of time, and I mean a lot of time, googling trans stuff.
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The Chinese did not say that they were told ahead of time, but I'm assuming that they were told ahead of time.
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And he has lived up to that for a long period of time, a longer period of time than anybody has seen.
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So we spent a lot of time entertaining people while our producer spent a lot of time working on the album alone.
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Like fossils, the pairwise correlations seen throughout the sky encode the passage of time—in this case, the very beginning of time.
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It's an epic about the passing of time, flavored intensely by the passing of time — 20 years — involved in its own creation.
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The year is an important measurement of time for humans, he says, because it's the largest single unit of time that occurs naturally.
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You can spend a lot of time writing out the reasoning for solar eclipses and spend a lot of time in people's head.
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Spurling takes the greatness of "Music of Time" pretty much as a given and doesn't spend a lot of time on literary appreciation.
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"It is not about the quantity of time, it really is about the quality of time you spend with your animal," Franklin said.
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There is no shortage of time management strategies and hacks but there is no one-size-fits-all approach to thevalue of time.
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You're likely spending a lot of time in your house or apartment right now and not a ton of time out and about.
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Politico's Michael Calderone spoke to Richard Stengel, a former editor of Time, and John Huey, a former editor-in-chief of Time Inc.
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Even though it happened really quickly, we spent a lot of time in prep, we spent a lot of time working on the scripts.
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So the amount of time I give to each case is the amount of time necessary to make the right judgement about each case.
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Look — when they take a knee — there's plenty of time to do knees and there's plenty of time to do lots of other things.
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I can't say it any other way than there's a poignancy to it, and a heightened sense of time and the value of time.
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We don't get a lot of time to talk during the week, so we spend a lot of time just talking on Sunday mornings.
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The cooking is largely unattended if you set yourself up ahead of time, leaving plenty of time to socialize while it cooks. Enjoy. cooking
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If you spend a fair amount of time shuttling between cities during travel, then you probably spend a fair amount of time in Ubers.
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FAMILY FUN We spend a lot of time with my niece in Connecticut and a lot of time with my niece who lives in Sayville.
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"You obviously spend a lot of time in Russia, you spend a lot of time in America, you're making films and so forth," she began.
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"Instead of spending 50 million units of time looping over the entire universe, you only have four algorithms spending 100 units of time," Nelson said.
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Back at Winterfell, Bran has the ability to see all of time: the future, the present, the past, even parts of time that never happened.
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The amount of time spent in devotion of our online selves now rivals the amount of time humanity spends in worship of the major religions.
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The policy reduces the amount of time riders have to cancel trips and the amount of time drivers have to wait before charging tardy passengers.
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Solving problems takes a number of steps and a certain amount of time, with the amount of time required increasing as the problem grows larger.
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If it saves them a week of time painstakingly managing IRS compliance, the result could be an increase of 2 percent of time and productivity.
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Senate Republicans spent a whole lot of time talking about the health care bill yesterday, but not a whole lot of time reaching any deals.
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We must listen to the scientists — we are not running out of time, we are now out of time and we need ambitious, deliberate, action.
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"There really is a difference between spending a lot of time on a video game and spending a lot of time watching TV," he says.
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Boilen, an early adopter, was recruited to work on an art installation imagining the history of sound from beginning of time to end of time.
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Save ahead of time It should go without saying, but financing debt after the fact is a lot more costly than saving up ahead of time.
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Link as he appears in 'Ocarina of Time' Here's an uncontroversial gauntlet to throw down: Ocarina of Time is definitively the greatest video game ever created.
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The graphic linearity of rows in "The Soft Edges of Time" parallels our conventional notions of time as a neat sequence of past, present and future.
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Now, "Rather than spending loads of time producing a record, I'm spending loads of time learning the equipment that I make the record with," he said.
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Physicians spend an increasing amount of time on continual education and administrative paperwork, decreasing the amount and quality of time they can spend with their patients.
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Parsons served as chief executive office of Time Warner from 2002 to 2007, and was chairman of Time Warner's board from May 2003 to January 2009.
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So if they can figure out ahead of time what the lady in question is looking for, it could save everyone a lot of time and money.
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We have a finite amount of time, so you don't want to spend a lot of time on stuff you don't need to be spending time on.
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"Terrence's Voyage of Time is an incredibly beautiful and unique experiential IMAX film for children and families chronicling the birth of time," he said in a statement.
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"You need a lot of time to inform them and a lot of time for it to enter people's heads until it becomes a habit," he said.
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You spend a lot of time daydreaming, a lot of time staring at your passengers and mentally putting them in situations with you that would never happen.
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You have actual survey data in the book on the amount of time people spend on politics and the amount of time they spend on political hobbyism.
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I SPEND A LOT OF TIME WITH THE FAMILY, WEEKENDS, I HAVE TWO GRANDDAUGHTERS, I HAVE WONDERFUL DAUGHTERS, A WONDERFUL WIFE, AND A LOT OF TIME WORK.
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The above video takes a tour through the history of time travel killings, from H.G. Wells's invention of time travel to modern pop culture like The Terminator.
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The official noted that "there's really not a lot of time — we've lost quite a bit of time that we would need" to prepare for the summit meeting.
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Someone dear to me got divorced and had to spend a lot of time away from his family and a lot of time being alone in his home.
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Take a ride on the Nintendo nostalgia hype train while jamming on your very own Ocarina of Time from the N64 classic, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
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He reads the ball ahead of time, he starts his run ahead of time and he is so aggressive to get those balls, so how can you teach that?
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BONUS: A Brief History of Time, by Stephen HawkingWhat better way to remember the late, great Stephen Hawking than to read his classic book, A Brief History of Time.
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It takes a lot of time, to the point that rest feels like a luxury and having fun in the world beyond feels like a criminal waste of time.
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The period of time between when the lake freezes and when the ice becomes thick enough to support winter activities "is actually a sad period of time," he says.
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I think [I want to spend] just a lot of time at the farm and a lot of time catching a lot of fish and seeing lots of sunsets.
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"Rossano spends a lot of time in Italy and I spend a lot of time in New York, Miami and Saint-Tropez, and he has to work," she said.
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"Getting rid of bad habits takes a little bit of time and investment takes a little bit of time to take hold and begin to create momentum," he added.
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You've invested a ton of time in them, they've invested a ton of time in you, and to tie that off in a five-minute phone call does wonders.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Acquisition of Time Warner: Fitch believes AT&T's acquisition of Time Warner provides AT&T with a strong foothold in the evolving communications and media landscape.
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"A computer will take, I don't want to say an infinite amount of time, but a not realistic amount of time, to be able to guess it," Maor said.
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While the stock market over a long period of time is the ultimate judge of performance, it is not a particularly good judge over a short period of time.
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For those unfamiliar with the idea of healthspan, it's the amount of time someone is healthy rather than the amount of time they're alive and potentially in bad health.
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Mentoring puts two teachers in one classroom for certain periods of time, so some argue it will save schools money to minimize the amount of time mentoring is required.
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The fact that many effects and backgrounds can be rendered ahead of time and shot in-camera rather than composited in later saves a lot of time and money.
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It almost seems unfair to our generation that we have to wait this extensive period of time before purchasing, and for us, six months is an extensive period of time.
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The amount of time a drop was in contact with a surface was reduced by about 40 percent, which also reduced the amount of time there was for thermal exchange.
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Let's put it this way -- I'm going to spend a lot of time in Ohio and I'll bet Mr. Rubio is going to spend a lot of time in Florida.
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"Federal staffing rates in Puerto Rico reached comparable levels in three times the amount of time as Texas and 30 times the amount of time for Irma," the researchers wrote.
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"I really base my choice on whether a patient wants to take a pill every day for an indefinite amount of time or a finite amount of time," she says.
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I can inspire young women and show them that you can be in this job not just for a short period of time, but for a long period of time.
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To sum that up, those are the three CEOs of Time Warner's major divisions and the CEO of Time Warner itself — all gone less than a year after AT&T's acquisition.
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I lived with each parent an equal amount of time after that, and I am thankful that I had the opportunity to spend a lot of time with both of them.
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"It could be a long period of time like several years, or maybe analysis would show another period of time that might be appropriate," Van Hollen said during a media call.
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He had plenty of time to look at it in committee, and as I said, there will be plenty of time to read the final version of it before the vote.
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Senior Israeli officials said that although Trump didn't meet Zarif, they think direct talks between the U.S. and Iran are just a matter of time – and not a lot of time.
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And this is something I spend a ton of time writing about and a ton of time thinking about, because I love new economies that aren't beholden to the old gatekeepers.
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I don't think Google's ... It's a matter of time.
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" In other words, there is no "arrow of time.
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" via GIPHY "My neighbor has no sense of time.
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TRUMP: A lot of time — let me talk. Quiet.
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So, yeah ... they spent a lot of time together.
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" He added: "We're sort of running out of time.
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Same with phone calls — they're a waste of time.
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" Added Trump Jr: "We have a lot of time.
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" He added: "We're sort of running out of time.
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" Mr. Tripp eventually responded, "This applies regardless of time.
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I live in Florida to a large extent and spend a lot of time in Florida, and we had a period of time where we went years without having any major problem.
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And while epic fantasy often deals with titanic periods of time, Jemisin is the first author I've come across who truly understands the sheer scale of time when it comes to geology.
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AH: I've seen a lot in this field of recognizing new media ahead of time, recognizing the need for mindful and reflective leadership ahead of time, and basically giving those trends credibility.
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The amount of time you'd spend trying to figure out what to get them is 10x more than the amount of time you will actually spend with them over the holidays. 19.
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"In those early days of transition I spent a lot of time, and I mean a lot of time, Googling trans stuff," Craggs wrote in a personal essay for Broadly in October.
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"I spend a lot of time at my desk and not a lot of time in nature," said Daniel Sherman, a 28-year-old public relations executive with a San Francisco design firm.
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The opportunity to bask in each other's presence over an extended period of time — about three weeks — proved a luxury to artists who are regularly put under severe constraints of time and legality.
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"experience the unfolding of time" There will be two versions of Voyage of Time — a 40-minute IMAX version narrated by Brad Pitt, and a 90-minute 35mm version narrated by Cate Blanchett.
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Though Hall said he can't pinpoint an exact amount of time every individual should be spending alone, he said you'll get the most benefits out of time you actually want to spend alone.
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I've been spending a lot of time on Amazon lately.
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I'm looking to take a little bit of time off.
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She likely reckons it would be a waste of time.
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We spent a lot of time working together on set.
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Whatever amount of time you're spending communicating, it's never enough.
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It should be able to stand the test of time.
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But Ford has plenty of time to figure it out.
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Shares of Time Warner were unchanged in early trading Wednesday.
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My drone spent a lot of time on the ground.
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Now she'll be spending a lot of time in jail.
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We lived together for periods of time during the shooting.
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This means we still have a few days of time.
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There are products that work for a period of time.
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We went and spent a bunch of time on universities.
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Believe me, I just saved you a lot of time.
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WALLACE: All right, we are running out of time anyway.
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He'll have plenty of time to get everything right, though.
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We spend a lot of time stalking the red carpet.
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And they'll have plenty of time to do just that.
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Over a period of time, AIG fully exited from AIA.
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Distance in space is replaced by an interval of time.
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To me, churches have always represented space outside of time.
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Which means they have lots of time to spend online.
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It's just going to take a little bit of time.
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But she spent a lot of time for that collaboration.
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You can find something in a short amount of time.
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Our debt has doubled over a short period of time.
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Watch his final 20 minutes with Ocarina of Time below.
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Yes, I think I stayed the right amount of time.
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We spent a lot of time splitting theological call hairs.
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It reveals your location over an extended period of time.
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In The Gap of Time Winterson tells the harder story.
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We are out of time, but I will say this.
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Cher's charisma and talent has stood the test of time.
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The only restraints we have are the constraints of time.
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The government issues Treasury bonds over different lengths of time.
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Humans have spent a lot of time thinking about piss.
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Did it matter that you lost an hour of time?
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Humans are apparently poor judges of the duration of time.
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An incurable burden Silicosis develops over long periods of time.
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And you can tell stories over long stretches of time.
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Jaster: I spend a lot of time with the animals.
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But that is plenty of time to inflict immense harm.
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But this, unfortunately, requires a lot of time and effort.
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People spend a lot of time commuting in their cars.
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Will the folding form factor stand the test of time?
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Amazon's Wheel of Time show had its first table read.
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I couldn't focus on anything for long periods of time.
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Strategically, Bernie Sanders spent a lot of time playing pundit.
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If stored for longer periods of time, they would perish.
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And you'll probably want to do them ahead of time.
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The passage of time is kind of terrifying, isn't it?
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We just don't have a ton of time to plan.
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In ninth grade, George was on the cover of Time.
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The bot's tweets are concentrated over short bursts of time.
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A colour can also neatly describe a pocket of time.
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Initially, Maggie would hear them for short periods of time.
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Also, it takes a lot of time and is onerous.
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And shares usually vest after a certain amount of time.
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If you run out of time, you will hear this.
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Instead I spent a lot of time surfing the Internet.
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Spent a lot of time shitfaced down by the river.
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That was something where it takes a lot of time.
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The book's narrative incorporates the passage of time extremely effectively.
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After a period of time, the two exchanged phone numbers.
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It took a lot of time to convince the IOC.
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He said, 'We still got a lot of time left.
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There's a short window of time between then and now.
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Southwest varies, but they always announce it ahead of time.
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Scientists spend a lot of time reading each others' work.
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In fact, I can save everyone a lot of time.
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We spend a little bit of time reading the newspaper.
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This feature alone lets you save a ton of time.
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Her answer is to rely on the pressure of time.
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But I didn't have a lot of time with JoJo.
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" Adds the source, "They spent a lot of time apart.
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Gen Z spends a lot of time on their phones.
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Trump was reportedly informed of their plans ahead of time.
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She insists it would just be a waste of time.
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It's been undermanaged for a very long period of time.
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Cybercriminals have had plenty of time to steal your identity.
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Unfortunately, the answer is lost to the sands of time.
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Today and until the end of time, I love you!!
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WE SPENT A LOT OF TIME PREPPING FOR THIS BUSINESS.
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Ultimately, the ravages of time took care of the job.
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Caroline McGinn is editor in chief of Time Out London.
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A unit of time, like seconds or minutes or hours.
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The two spent a similar amount of time on defence.
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It really requires patience and takes a lot of time.
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But I think it's probably only a matter of time.
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For the sake of time, we'll start with the fight.
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The exact length of time has not been filled in.
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It also takes a fair amount of time to execute.
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Tim Seymour is a buyer of Time Warner Cable (TWX).
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I spend the next bit of time balancing my budget.
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Food preparation can be chaotic at the best of time.
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Six months might not sound like a lot of time.
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Try a new business for a limited period of time.
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Richard Moross spends a lot of time in the air.
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In effect, NJT had plenty of time to attract recruits.
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Woodmac's Leng, however, believes it's only a matter of time.
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Do you spend a lot of time in West Hollywood?
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People have been splitting up since the beginning of time!
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But Subban also spends plenty of time on the ice.
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It's only a matter of time before this falls apart.
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A lot of time — and money — goes into the design.
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It's hard when you spend a lot of time apart.
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And it does not require a huge amount of time.
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We really spend a ton of time thinking about customers.
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How does the technology last for longer amounts of time?
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How, then, has Rosebud Salve stood the test of time?
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She sees potential in the acquisition of Time Warner Cable.
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The stock investment game is really one of time horizon.
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Nor will your daughters' faces see the curse of time.
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We'll see what happens over the next period of time.
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"Not gonna lie," says Tammy, on this side of time.
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We expect that will take a considerable amount of time.
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If I rob them of time with you, guess what?
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And in that span of time, we've had to innovate.
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"I needed a lot of time," Azalea told PEOPLE recently.
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You need to set this up ahead of time, though.
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And we'll have plenty of time to go do this.
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That's something Post spends a lot of time thinking about.
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TRYING TO SHORTEN THE AMOUNT OF TIME FOR INSTANT REPLAY.
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I'd like to spend a lot of time around her.
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It's a period of time I'll cherish in my life.
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That's a waste of resources and a waste of time.
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I actually spent quite a bit of time with him.
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But still, it's pieces have stood the test of time.
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Ezra Klein: I spend a lot of time calling people.
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It just takes a ton of time to declassify them.
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And you get that for a long period of time.
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What research did you do ahead of time to prep?
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But many expect that it's only a matter of time.
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I would say, personally, it's just a matter of time.
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I'm taking a bit of time off university to tour.
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So I spend a lot of time in the mountains.
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Not even Taylor Swift can escape the passage of time.
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Perhaps it can serve as a sort of time capsule.
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To me, this makes it just a matter of time.
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Stephen Colbert spends a lot of time skewering Donald Trump.
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Linklater's answer is usually to foreground the passage of time.
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I've since realized that is a total waste of time.
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INGRAHAM: All right, guys, out of time, but fantastic segment.
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Strangely, it seems like it's only a matter of time.
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Their stans have plenty of time for all this, though.
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For a period of time, he became a jazz drummer.
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LOS ANGELES — DC v Marvel: Since the Dawn of Time.
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I've been here already for quite a bit of time.
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Officials are granted security clearances for set periods of time.
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Adam tells him he has plenty of time: 83 years.
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That gives policymakers and CEOs plenty of time to prep.
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I was thinking about it during this period of time.
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Yeah do the parents -- we&aposre almost out of time.
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In a way, it was only a matter of time.
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I need to stop working for a period of time.
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Screenshot: PornhubIt was only a matter of time of course.
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It alludes to this period of time in its report.
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Last word, Gregg, because we are running out of time.
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Arcs are typically sustained over a longer period of time.
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" He added, "I have, at times, for stretches of time.
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Perry also spent a significant amount of time with Flynn.
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The passage of time has not mitigated the families' pain.
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It's too painful and a waste of time and resources.
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The artists focus on "undetermined" parts of time and space.
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Because they are spending a lot of time at home.
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I was very aware of that huge commitment of time.
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It wasn't something we spent a lot of time deconstructing.
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Those people are spending a lot of time watching stuff.
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But a lot of time, embarrassing moments are teachable moments.
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It was difficult to live through that period of time.
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So now the Seahawks have provided that ahead of time.
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So that's three in a relatively short period of time.
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She is spending a lot of time with his kids.
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I need you, now and for the rest of time.
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The rest of time the water is a lot clearer.
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We were able to spend a lot of time together.
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There was no March 1, 2009, issue of Time magazine.
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"It's only a question of time," Trump told Anderson Cooper.
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Quite a lot of time, by the sound of it.
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And by "short amount of time," I mean one day.
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The most important part of Time is what happens next.
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Kim has spent a lot of time with her family.
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Shares of Time Warner closed down 6.5 percent at $88.50.
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"This is all just a waste of time," Baum said.
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Sucker Punch doesn't spend a ton of time on dialogue.
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His full time job eats up a lot of time.
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"We felt like there was plenty of time," Agoos says.
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We know that doesn't give you a lot of time.
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You already spend tons of time each day on Instagram.
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Investment will come back, it's just a matter of time.
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That's going to happen for a longer period of time.
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He has spent a lot of time in the country.
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"They think there has been plenty of time" for negotiations.
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I'll spend a lot of time on it this weekend.
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You both probably spend a lot of time triaging email.
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From our vantage point, it's just a matter of time.
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And a lot of time it's in a rude manner.
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"Over a period of time, it healed up," Trump said.
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"I needed a lot of time," she previously told PEOPLE.
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Good entrepreneurs spend a lot of time worrying about customers.
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The latest cover of TIME magazine has struck a chord.
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They've practically existed since the beginning of time (no, really).
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You'll have plenty of time to work out your issues.
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Five soldiers, all experienced, and all running out of time.
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No details of that have been given ahead of time.
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Life to me is just a bunch of time capsules.
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The Capricorn is also associated with the passage of time.
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A lot of dramatic pointing just slightly out of time.
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"It's been a very bad period of time," she said.
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They made the cover of Time Out London that week.
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The most important reason, however, is the march of time.
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For her, it was a waste of time and money.
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But I actually spent a lot of time, Kara, researching.
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This approach maximises the saving of time while minimising cost.
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It was a lot of time with dad and grandma.
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I don't spend a lot of time thinking about it.
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So we spent a lot of time talking about that.
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But most of time, they under deliver on their promises.
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There are some mantras that stand the test of time.
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Sickle cell crisis It happened in the nick of time.
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Have you seen Harlem change over that period of time?
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It also definitely changed our perception of time and space.
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Voyage of Time is about the birth of the universe.
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You can't let them cry for long periods of time.
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What period of time is the current period closest to?
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"They've invested a lot of time and resources," he said.
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"We've lost quite a bit of time," the official said.
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Mr. Katumbi spends a lot of time behind those gates.
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There's a lot of time between now and open enrollment.
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I've spent a lot of time with all three iPhones.
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"It's just a matter of time," resident Steve Gebbie says.
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CNN: You dedicate a lot of time to flying animals.
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O leave me not to the false joys of time!
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Perrault: We definitely gave him the references ahead of time.
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Well, I started spending a lot of time in Belize.
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It must instead be evaluated over a span of time.
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WE SAY, GUESS WHAT THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF TIME.
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Cruz raised $4 million during the same amount of time.
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Because it's not just a commitment of time on set.
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"They spent a lot of time with me," she said.
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Its cover, which I spent a lot of time staring
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It then released them on the basis of time served.
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But the passage of time makes this progressively more difficult.
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There is a lot of time spent on political dealings.
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During this whole stretch of time, dinosaurs were in control.
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"We don't have a lot of time left," McConnell added.
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This is the second sale of one of Time Inc.
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"The amount of time these interventions consumed matters," said Grossman.
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They will continue to give it a lot of time.
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It's only a matter of time before it goes bust.
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The Arrow of Time is pointing toward an exciting future.
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It will abandon whole plots for long stretches of time.
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Adriana Nicole spends a lot of time nurturing her character.
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We don't have any more ... We are out of time.
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The panel discusses the right amount of time for toddlers.
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Do I have to memorize my lines ahead of time?
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Its leader Hiram Evans appeared on the cover of Time.
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OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME ITS A SECULAR CHANGE.
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"We didn't spend a lot of time on funding," Sen.
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Get a training plan in place way ahead of time.
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We have a finite amount of time on this earth.
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This can't be going on for long periods of time.
|
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"A country's scientific advancement requires a certain accumulation of time."
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A lot of time you do a very good job.
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We knew that would rationalize over some period of time.
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It's a question of time, hopefully a really long time.
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Spend a stupid amount of time writing in the beginning
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He'd spent a lot of time outdoors through the years.
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Bigger Grand Slam success seemed only a matter of time.
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There's definitely a chunk of time that is left unexplained.
|
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Meal delivery services have saved me a lot of time.
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"Over a period of time, it healed up," he said.
|
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He's still got a little bit of time, for sure.
|
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You can't replicate that in a short period of time.
|
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A strike could last for a significant period of time.
|
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It's because those things would show the passage of time.
|
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It's going to be a very robust period of time.
|
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"Wants big &$ for the info- waste of time," Stone replied.
|
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"Five minutes is not a lot of time," remarked Sen.
|
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Focusing on the bilateral balance is a waste of time.
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It's only a matter of time until someone is betrayed.
|
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There was a little bit of time pressure involved there.
|
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Meanwhile, the world proposes alternative measurements of time and loss.
|
|
SAG HARBOR "Archaeology of Time," Bastienne Schmidt, solo exhibition. Aug.
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I spend a lot of time trying to solve problems.
|
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Women aren't the only ones feeling the tick of time.
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Learning each one of those took a lot of time.
|
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I have spent a lot of time with the military.
|
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Do you like to select your seat ahead of time?
|
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Mr. Pearlstine is currently the vice chairman of Time Inc.
|
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Machinery fails and is repaired in the nick of time.
|
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At this stage, political debate is a waste of time.
|
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Some beauty trends have not withstood the test of time.
|
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It's only a matter of time until the big reveal.
|
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"Then they spend a lot of time apart," she said.
|
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Tell us length of time, # of troops, and terrain covered.
|
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Otherwise, they spend a lot of time at the beach.
|
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Then, a UFC triumph was only a matter of time.
|
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"I spent a lot of time with him," said Love.
|
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"We've lost quite a lot of time," the official said.
|
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In 'Real Time,' I bring that passing of time back.
|
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We published the 'Peanuts' right in the nick of time.
|
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We're going to be arguing until the end of time.
|
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I spent a lot of time in hospitals growing up.
|
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A lot of time concepts will go over people's heads.
|
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I spend a lot of time working on these words.
|
|
Fighting them takes a lot of time, money, and effort.
|
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Growing up I spent a healthy amount of time crying.
|
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It takes a look of time to build a network.
|
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You've got plenty of time — submissions are due in August.
|
|
Anyways, he's got a lot of time on his hands.
|
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There was a period of time when I contemplated suicide.
|
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"It's a lot of work ahead of time," Liu said.
|
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Bourassa says further surveillance would be a waste of time.
|
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Just months after it announced the acquisition of Time Inc.
|
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The announcement of the sale of some of Time Inc.
|
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So we spent a lot of time on that, broadly.
|
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The two have been spending a lot of time together.
|
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Adversely, nicotine keeps you awake over long periods of time.
|
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There's plenty of time for that further down the line.
|
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Unfortunately after a period of time, it changed public opinion.
|
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That, they said, would have been a waste of time.
|
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I just stress is that it's a matter of time.
|
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We treat the world like we have plenty of time.
|
|
"I think we're really running out of time," he said.
|
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I'm trying to spend a lot of time learning English.
|
|
That's a whole lot of time spent in a salon!
|
|
We both had a lot of time on our hands.
|
|
I still spend a lot of time in the city.
|
|
But there's still plenty of time for that to change.
|
|
The measurement of time is ubiquitous, inescapable, and incredibly important.
|
|
That will take a lot of time before we know.
|
|
Writers and editors need unbroken blocks of time to work.
|
|
She still had plenty of leverage and plenty of time.
|
|
The preciousness of time forces them to make certain sacrifices.
|
|
This was a function of time as much as place.
|
|
He has storybook grandeur, and an expansive sense of time.
|
|
It's only a matter of time before I break out.
|
|
In Florida, Oesterlund's lawyers were again running out of time.
|
|
Was it a good use of time on the episode?
|
|
How would our beliefs fare against the test of time?
|
|
Ever spent an agonizing amount of time mulling something over?
|
|
He is worried that he is running out of time.
|
|
She seems so alone, so out of time and place.
|
|
Did you spend a lot of time choosing that watch?
|
|
Did you have a route mapped out ahead of time?
|
|
Many show significant results that stand the test of time.
|
|
And I spent a lot of time in my apartment.
|
|
Yet Kaisei students spend a lot of time plotting strategy.
|
|
I got to spend a lot of time with Zack.
|
|
In these poems our photographers felt the passing of time.
|
|
You've spent a bunch of time talking about your growth.
|
|
We've spent a lot of time trying to help teachers.
|
|
The lucky 24 will have plenty of time for preparation.
|
|
Half a decade is a very short period of time.
|
|
One key issue here is simply the passage of time.
|
|
Still, the sale of what were some of Time Inc.
|
|
Shares of Time Warner closed down 1.6 percent at $87.05.
|
|
I mean, research takes a lot of time and effort.
|
|
They also landed him on the cover of Time magazine.
|
|
With the passing of time, protection rackets turned into racketeering.
|
|
And they are going to be malnourished ahead of time.
|
|
"It's given us plenty of time to prepare," said Inghram.
|
|
She spends a lot of time reading online fan forums.
|
|
To me, that's a positive marker of time moving forward.
|
|
Andres spent a good deal of time rehashing the hits.
|
|
I'll be spending a lot of time on the design.
|
|
I'm spending a good amount of time searching for jobs.
|
|
Searle's short work, "A Matter of Time," opens the show.
|
|
Almost everything in the church involved a distortion of time.
|
|
Moving to Los Angeles was just a matter of time.
|
|
I spent a lot of time with it this weekend.
|
|
It definitionally has to grow with the progression of time.
|
|
But some buyers are running out of time or patience.
|
|
One: The passage of time helps in reducing negative emotions.
|
|
But this innovation can't always be predicted ahead of time.
|
|
At best, this is a waste of time and money.
|
|
That epistemological understanding or concept of time really changes everything.
|
|
I spent a lot of time there as a child.
|
|
Chronobiologists study how living organisms process the passage of time.
|
|
It was planned out over a long period of time.
|
|
But help always pops up in the nick of time.
|
|
And then, you do that for X amount of time.
|
|
But the "marginal value" of time with them declines fast.
|
|
He spent a bunch of time playing with the kids.
|
|
These are plays with abrupt changes of time and space.
|
|
I suggest you view it as a gift of time.
|
|
In that short window of time, Max and I work.
|
|
We're stuck getting older, hurtling down the river of time.
|
|
I had a lot of time to write my book.
|
|
Europe is running out of time to protect net neutrality.
|
|
It's just a matter of time before we get there.
|
|
But here, this excessive stretching of time produced something unexpected.
|
|
Getting that separation of time was actually really, really hard.
|
|
Dag Knudsen spends a lot of time photographing symmetrical faces.
|
|
Such proceedings can often take a protracted amount of time.
|
|
Spend a lot of time talking about the relationship itself.
|
|
"Are you running out of time to—" Sanders cut in.
|
|
Try to clear out the mental cabinet ahead of time.
|
|
He's spent a fair amount of time in the state.
|
|
He had been ill for an extended period of time.
|
|
He takes a lot of time away from his opponents.
|
|
"I saw it as a waste of time," he said.
|
|
In today's America, it was only a matter of time.
|
|
"It was just a lot of time conditioning," Blakeley said.
|
|
Plaintiffs can sue only within a set window of time.
|
|
"With terminal cancer, there's this sense of time," she says.
|
|
Over a long period of time you change your ideas.
|
|
How far ahead of time should we call or write?
|
|
For instance, Trump often speaks of time in immeasurable increments.
|
|
He is running out of time to make his introductions.
|
|
But unlike Disney, Comcast wouldn't have the luxury of time.
|
|
We've spent a lot of time worrying about American men.
|
|
But he has finally run out of time and money.
|
|
It can alert you ahead of time to potential problems.
|
|
They are beautiful interruptions in the ceaseless progress of time.
|
|
But she is constantly out of time, losing track, forgetting.
|
|
The slowness, the passage of time, dulls the public's outrage.
|
|
It's just that there isn't a lot of time left.
|
|
"They have a lot of time for Putin," McGregor said.
|
|
I love the melting sweep of time in this movie.
|
|
Common sense calls it a waste of time and energy.
|
|
I spent a lot of time reading the slave narratives.
|
|
And I spent a lot of time in that world.
|
|
A lot of time has passed between now and then.
|
|
He has spent a lot of time watching sheep graze.
|
|
She takes a lot of time to do things right.
|
|
Mr Altan wrestles with ideas and the passage of time.
|
|
"There's plenty of time [for a recovery]," Ramsey told CNBC.
|
|
We can also plot position as a function of time.
|
|
And we spent a lot of time investigating Mr. Torshin.
|
|
Here's my plot of height as a function of time.
|
|
They put a lot of time and energy into it.
|
|
Producers believe there is plenty of time to change course.
|
|
Thus, the threat and pain of the passage of time.
|
|
" He also called the special counsel a "waste of time.
|
|
"Culture change is over long periods of time," Berger said.
|
|
Which do they think will stand the test of time?
|
|
In scientific terms, this movement determines the direction of time.
|
|
The thought sent him spiraling down the corridors of time.
|
|
Which is major work and a lot of time. Lol.
|
|
Louisiana took over and the RedHawks ran out of time.
|
|
James Dailey is running out of time to avoid execution.
|
|
At the same time, Congress is running out of time.
|
|
Did you both talk roughly the same amount of time?
|
|
I don't really like being on that type of time.
|
|
The forward charge of time is manifested in many ways.
|
|
They had slept in and then lost track of time.
|
|
Both of these weapons have stood the test of time.
|
|
There will be plenty of time for Democrats to unite.
|
|
They may just run out of time to do it.
|
|
How long a period of time does Season 1 cover?
|
|
I spend a lot of time working on that caucus.
|
|
THRUSH: --you came of age during that period of time.
|
|
It's all a jumble of time, and it's all visible.
|
|
"I couldn't stand for long periods of time," she said.
|
|
There's plenty of time outside to do whatever I want.
|
|
I spent a lot of time with my own thoughts.
|
|
The reality is it was only a matter of time.
|
|
Instead, start saving up for the trip ahead of time.
|
|
Because I cannot walk, stand for long periods of time.
|
|
And there's still plenty of time to contribute to I.R.A.s.
|
|
Speaking of time: What role does time play in clothing?
|
|
"Some people would say it's a complete waste of time."
|
|
It's only a matter of time until he is gone.
|
|
It is only a matter of time until something happens.
|
|
"It's a process that unravels over the course of time."
|
|
"That will take a little bit of time," he said.
|
|
There is plenty of time to get the Friday feeling.
|
|
I have plenty of time to make couple more wins.
|
|
That follows the completion of Meredith's acquisition of Time Inc.
|
|
AF: What kind of time line are you looking at?
|
|
"There's this idea of 'time for bed,'" says Dr. Tal.
|
|
Krishnamoorthi said he put a lot of time into preparation.
|
|
They analyzed incomplete data over an insufficient period of time.
|
|
He also agreed that millennials have the advantage of time.
|
|
Do you have marketing dollars beyond this amount of time?
|
|
Shares of Time Warner were unchanged in midday trading Wednesday.
|
|
We don't have the luxury of time w/ another committee.
|
|
For me, these are a waste of time and money.
|
|
For a period of time planning still seemed to work.
|
|
"These things take a lot of time," one official said.
|
|
IT CAN BE VERY DISTRACTING, TAKE A LOT OF TIME.
|
|
I get to spend a lot of time with them.
|
|
But we just ran out of time in the game.
|
|
And you'll hear in a relatively short period of time.
|
|
Hitting the wrong key was just a matter of time.
|
|
They talk for too long; they run out of time.
|
|
But that too inspires its own type of time distortion.
|
|
A lot of problems over a long period of time.
|
|
Probably Apple, within-, within a reasonably short period of time.
|
|
Budget problems rob them of time, the most precious resource.
|
|
On Thursday, she appeared on the cover of Time magazine.
|
|
Jennifer Weiner I've spent a lot of time since Nov.
|
|
And this award came just in the nick of time.
|
|
If you live far away, consider calling ahead of time.
|
|
Last year Charter completed a purchase of Time Warner Cable.
|
|
Remember, the stock spent a lot of time in purgatory.
|
|
I was there for a very short period of time.
|
|
We spent a great deal of time talking about it.
|
|
Thirty nine seconds was plenty of time for Patrick Mahomes.
|
|
I'd been with her for a long period of time.
|
|
It saves both parties a lot of time and energy.
|
|
I've had a lot of time on the tennis court.
|
|
Some of these speeches have stood the test of time.
|
|
But in that space of time, something had changed irrevocably.
|
|
VICE News: Who visited you in that duration of time?
|
|
And it lasted for such a long period of time.
|
|
Just a waste of money and a decade of time?
|
|
I sometimes think of time as slices of a pie.
|
|
The Ferragamo Vara pump has stood the test of time.
|
|
I've spent a lot of time with people fighting addiction.
|
|
Mr. Phelps spent a lot of time in hospital beds.
|
|
The great philosopher of time is Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel.
|
|
Ocarina of Time 3D and Majora's Mask 3D, both theirs.
|
|
I was the last chief content office of Time Inc.
|
|
You spent a bunch of time with the Journal. Yeah.
|
|
Do you spend a lot of time in that vein?
|
|
I don't have a lot of time to watch things.
|
|
You have all of time and space to do it!
|
|
I spent a lot of time working on that, privately.
|
|
It was a substantial amount of time to create it.
|
|
This is something that started from the beginning of time.
|
|
Did you want to be the editor of Time Magazine?
|
|
So, we spend a lot of time thinking about that.
|
|
"It's an interesting way to mark the passage of time."
|
|
Meredith has always wanted to buy portions of Time Inc.
|
|
There is a lack of nuance of time and space.
|
|
Water is an apt analogy for the concept of time.
|
|
So they spent a lot of time talking about that.
|
|
"It might take a bit of time," the message said.
|
|
You've spent a lot of time thinking about all this.
|
|
It could have been for an indefinite period of time.
|
|
The car is really out of time, in this sense.
|
|
So, we spend a whole lot of time with them.
|
|
He also spent plenty of time slamming the current president.
|
|
I spend a lot of time thinking about 3.5 millimeter.
|
|
It's funny because I spend a lot of time there.
|
|
But new research suggests it's not just the total amount of time we spend sitting each day that we need to worry about, it's also the length of time between bouts of physical activity.
|
|
It physically hurts that the amount of time it took for me to pull the cash out of my wallet equals the amount of time it takes to eat those tiny-ass granola bars.
|
|
"We've simply run out of time for easy solutions that don't cause any pain for the fossil fuel industry — an industry that by funding denial made sure we'd run out of time," he said.
|
|
Only a matter of time Some New Yorkers say it was only a matter of time before Trump and Schumer would form a natural alliance, in no small part built on their shared roots.
|
|
Being aloft twice for the better part of a day gave me plenty of time to ponder the origins and economics of long-distance flights — with plenty of time to spare for binge-watching.
|
|
So I've always spent a lot of time here and committed a lot of time here because it's going to be important for the region, important for the world, but also important for Honeywell.
|
|
"You presided over a period of time that turned out to be, in many ways, one of the most positive periods of time, ever in the lives of gay Americans," Parsons said in the video.
|
|
This would not only cut down the amount of time spent in traffic, it could also cut down on emissions by cars that are idling for long periods of time while waiting to get through.
|
|
But your sense of time is a little bit ... BROOKS: ... a different time frame CUOMO: right, your sense of time is going to be a little bit compressed, given what you are dealing with there.
|
|
"Spark is willing to guarantee its product over a period of time and potentially extend that payment over a period of time; it needs someone to be a chassis," Express Scripts CEO Tim Wentworth said.
|
|
At the Goodman Theater, the granddaddy of the Chicago scene, I could also have caught "We're Only Alive for a Short Amount of Time" by David Cale, had I not run out of time myself.
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When a pedestrian unexpectedly ran across the road to open a car door — a road "anomaly" so perfect that I wondered if Uber planned it ahead of time — the car stopped well ahead of time.
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Then life happened, and it became clear they were changing and the sense of time was accelerating, and that's when I became deliberate in having the passage of time be the core of the work.
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It took a relatively short period of time; we were oversubscribed.
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That looks excessive to us given the short magnitude of time.
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Mr Knoll hopes the second is only a matter of time.
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Limit the amount of time you are looking at this stuff.
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The lack of time given to these two was absolutely criminal.
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The link only worked for a very short period of time.
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Any miscommunication has a pretty large cost in terms of time.
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It was just a matter of time before she discovered it.
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But there is still quite a lot of time to regain.
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But that's one of the problems: He's running out of time.
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"It was a really unique period of time," Larson tells PEOPLE.
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Do children deserve our undivided attention for big chunks of time?
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It was only a matter of time before glitter braids happened.
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The moons (signifying the phases of time and light and darkness).
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Best goal ever imaginable til the end of time called off.
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And that's been going on for a long period of time.
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And it's so hard to see that stuff ahead of time.
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Trump spends a significant amount of time preparing for every trip.
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Lauren and Corey Rexroad spend a lot of time at Target.
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You're also spending a lot of time creating awesome Twitter content.
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Varys writes like he's running out of time, because he is.
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That's like the same amount of time I've not eaten meat.
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For a small window of time, there was something charming about
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We took a big chunk of time off after touring Crisis.
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Lots and lots of time, very often away from your work.
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It spends a good amount of time depicting young women in
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"People can remain undiagnosed for prolonged periods of time," she said.
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I lose track of time and clock in two minutes late.
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In all seriousness, make sure you give yourself plenty of time.
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The aide did say there is not a lot of time.
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I spend a lot of time talking to national security experts.
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Is the AT&T acquisition of Time Warner going to succeed?
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Ben Anderson has spent an enormous amount of time in Afghanistan.
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There's plenty of time to kick that around over the holidays.
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I never felt their weight over a long period of time.
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Mean-reversion does happen over long periods of time, for sure.
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I have a lot of time for trolls on the internet.
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He spends a lot of time travelling, single-handedly fixing generators.
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Seems it's just a matter of time before Desiigner is cleared.
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Is it simply something that has stood the test of time?
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COHN: JIM, WE'RE SPENDING ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF TIME TALKING ABOUT THAT.
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For a short period of time, the cat will feel weightless.
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Instead, it looks like he's taking a lot of time off.
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You're deprived freedom of movement, of social interaction, and of time.
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But night has come, and Spleeters has run out of time.
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Anyone, regardless of age, can be a person out of time.
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Makes sense, they have plenty of time to get it done.
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"We've been around for half the amount of time," Zimmer said.
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KERNEN: OH, NO, I THINK THAT MAYBE WE'RE OUT OF TIME.
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I'm eager to continue the upcoming passage of time dedicating myself.
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But he's also noted the passage of time without an answer.
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But not all nations agree on the extra slice of time.
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But for a long period of time they didn't have it.
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So we're all at different stages of time, in a way.
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She has the gift of time, if she uses it wisely.
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Turns out those distractions added up to a lot of time.
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Takes a lot of time, takes more capital, all those things.
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These dominance relationships can be stable for long periods of time.
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Like, you're supposed to be streaming a reasonable amount of time.
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Again, I spent a lot of time researching various food trends.
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They spend a lot of time thinking, strategizing -- you know, planning.
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They really spend a lot of time in high level thought.
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I don't think we spent a lot of time on that.
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And who's to say what standing the test of time means?
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Moon mission astronauts spent a lot of time on their butts.
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Our language and our conception of time have much in common.
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This is all very bizarre and an embarrassing waste of time.
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But most of the women don't get that kind of time.
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So I'd spent a bunch of time with Ev at Google.
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We spend an enormous amount of time scrolling through feed apps.
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The tweets are embargoed for a still-undetermined period of time.
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"He spends a lot of time with them," says the insider.
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"Kind of lost track of time a little bit," he testified.
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We spend a lot of time together talking and filming videos.
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We spent a lot of time trying to recreate that experience.
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Plus, he's certainly got plenty of time to perfect his craft.
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Dragons and their mistresses can return in the nick of time.
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But it's crucial to know what period of time that covers.
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Gap of Time is a classic kind of story: a retelling.
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Nor does he have a ton of time to find one.
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This costs a lot of time and money for the publication.
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That means that sometimes our perception of time is faulty, too.
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The same amount of time it takes an elephant to piss.
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Needless to say, we have a lot of time to talk!
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In 2014 he got rid of Time Inc, a magazine group.
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Instead, they remained in CBP custody for long periods of time.
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"Weather has been around since the beginning of time," he said.
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Amazon may be first with Echo, but there's plenty of time.
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The shrine is humble but has stood the test of time.
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And this awards, it came just in the nick of time….
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You're putting a lot of time and effort into this project.
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Lots of time-travel stories question whether people can change history.
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It's a waste of time, that's what I'm most upset about.
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I don't have a lot of time to think about that.
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It is not possible to tell a certain period of time.
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So we actually still had a lot of time to ourselves.
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I meal plan each week and buy groceries ahead of time.
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Turner is the parent of CNN and part of Time Warner.
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Not having to pay ahead of time was a welcome feature.
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Look up your own insurance company's number ahead of time. 5.
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Grief is a wild animal that has no concept of time.
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At the same time, she hasn't missed, like, months of time.
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The worst of time, like the best, are always passing away.
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But Nixon says there's plenty of time before the September primary.
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Another favored motif is her dismantling of the idea of time.
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Pyongyang had warned ahead of time that both nations shouldn't proceed.
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We're out of time, but I've got to ask you this.
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"It was there for a long period of time," Jackson said.
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I've spent a bit of time doing the proper pitch markings.
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"I happily put that behind me in the dustbin of time."
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I took a lot of time and care packing that inventory.
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You still spend a lot of time waiting at big intersections.
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But for me, it did not stand the test of time.
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Because I wasn't working we spent a lot of time together.
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No other geological unit of time bears the name of species.
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"I had a lot of time on my hands," he said.
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You end up spending a lot of time doing maintenance work.
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But they left unclear what period of time that would cover.
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We had big ambitions and such a small amount of time.
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Viruses can spread in a population for some periods of time.
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In June AT&T finalised its $109bn purchase of Time Warner.
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It really was only a matter of time before this appeared.
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Cloud-watching among them was considered a disgusting waste of time.
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Sometimes I go through periods of time where I gain weight.
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That gives him plenty of time to practice behind the lens.
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Another abandons temporal boundaries and is told in "loops" of time.
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We will all love you two until the end of time.
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Most of time you don't notice, because you're not using them.
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Some are only here for a very short period of time.
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Sun later apologized for "over-marketing" the event ahead of time.
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"We were spending a lot of time together," Mr. Martinez said.
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"We need to get to it ahead of time," he said.
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I have a limited amount of time to set that up.
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Speaking of the next debate and running out of time... 4.
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" But "teaching online saves a lot of time for the teachers.
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I invested a lot of time and heart into that relationship.
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"A total waste of time," Trump tweeted shortly after the meeting.
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And with dementia they are (caregiving) for longer periods of time.
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He's been spending a lot of time in the Winnebago, actually.
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" On Ivanka's emails: "Very innocent, short period of time, early on.
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"Even our sense of time comes from them," Dawes tells him.
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They look at us in a way that's outside of time.
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A second consequence is that gravity changes the flow of time.
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Yes, the overall length of time I was there was perfect.
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Common may speed ahead of us until the end of time.
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Mrs Clinton is running out of time to reverse this trend.
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It seems like a not very believable amount of time. But!
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That is going to take a process of time and respect.
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Still, it's sure saved us a lot of time and money!
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Users can also now schedule a Watch Party ahead of time.
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You taught me about past lives and the value of time.
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The span of time alone makes this a thrilling sports story.
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The opposition says the event is a waste of time, however.
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Can it ensure that you brush the recommended amount of time?
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"I didn't do anything, we ran out of time," she replied.
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It's a lot to do in a little bit of time.
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We spend a lot of time playing with gadgets at Gizmodo.
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TC: Do you spend a lot of time with these startups?
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Not all information dumps from Radical were planned ahead of time.
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That leaves plenty of time for his passion, reading science fiction.
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"You lose your bearings and your sense of time," he said.
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There's not a lot of time to do homework or study.
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"[The drinking] occurred over this long period of time," she says.
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"So, I spend a lot of time in nature," she begins.
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Joke tats are only funny for a certain amount of time.
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It makes them save an incredible amount of time every day.
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If you have the luxury of time, take advantage of it.
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And we spend a lot of time in the kitchen together.
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"It's a matter of time" before another terror attack, he said.
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Honestly, that one we didn't spend a lot of time on.
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"It's just a matter of time," Stevens said of Iafallo's goal.
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Not for a long period of time, but about three weeks.
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It seems like only a matter of time before the latter.
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My book jumps ahead the same span of time—38 years.
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That's a microscopic amount of time in No Man's Sky terms.
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I could do the wall over a longer period of time.
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It's only a matter of time before the two cross paths.
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But does Ray Bradbury's dystopian tale withstand the test of time?
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"There were many who spent a great deal of time away."
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It saves a ton of time, and doesn't look bad either.
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Now, how likely is it to stand the test of time?
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The FCC may also be running out of time to investigate.
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Both their relationship and business has withstood the test of time.
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Tremendous progress has been made in a short period of time.
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It may take a lot of time, research and shopping around.
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It was only a matter of time before someone spotted her.
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Small rockets can save customers months of time getting to space.
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At this point of time in my life, I'm very happy.
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In other words, I spend a lot of time in there.
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Those who quit today did not have the luxury of time.
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But that leaves plenty of time for a dance floor makeout.
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Chopping, dicing, toasting, and roasting can take a lot of time.
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Peeps have survived intense experiments and stood the test of time.
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We can only hold them for a certain period of time.
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So I spent a lot of time thinking about that relationship.
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That, alas, may be lost to the internet's sands of time.
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And indeed it did, manifesting itself around the issue of time.
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Age is part of time, and does in fact change things.
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It keeps the Fed supportive for a longer period of time.
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I spend a lot of time thinking about how words work.
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Or is it going to be just a waste of time?
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It does seem like the right amount of time for this.
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BECAUSE WE'VE HAD LOW RATES FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME.
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It would take a lot of time to get it rented.
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We rented a house and spent a lot of time there.
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Well, one reason is a simple lack of time and energy.
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He appeared to be stuck in some kind of time loop.
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They had a lot of time to find the right things.
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Regardless of time period, the Pinocchio tale is a dark one.
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Things like ports and pins took up a lot of time.
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The company spent a lot of time getting the basics right.
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There'll be plenty of time to explore his backstory later on.
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They spent a lot of time together in this one example.
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Trump wasn't on the cover of TIME at all in 2009.
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Shares of Time closed up 8 percent at $17.75 on Thursday.
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It's not the length of time on its own that's bad.
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Mockus says those increments of time were based on consumer habits.
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Feathers remain on the field for a moderate length of time.
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A lot of time is spent making kids memorize Latinate terminology.
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Change takes a lot of time and there are no guarantees.
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Jabbari Weekes has spent a lot of time looking at photos.
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It may only be a matter of time rather than opportunity.
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"He spends lots of time with the kids," says the insider.
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He was with him for six months — that period of time.
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The program, critics said, was a waste of time and money.
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That is not an awful lot of time to mess around.
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It's not human nature, not biology, just a matter of time.
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And wishful thinking will only drain you of time and energy.
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We don't want to give the test questions ahead of time.
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It doesn't leave a lot of time to close my eyes.
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It's only a matter of time, given the brand's current trajectory.
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So I've watched this progression for a long period of time.
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It was only a matter of time before Hollywood came calling.
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"We spend a lot of time apart," Underwood, 303, tells PEOPLE.
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Over a very short period of time, it's mostly the market.
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Four days was the perfect amount of time in the Serengeti.
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We've kind of seen it all over the course of time.
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Work travel is a major sacrifice of time, energy, and sanity.
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