Murray, who finished with 20 points, hit 1 of 2 at the other end and Adams split a pair at the other end.
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On the other end of the court, and at the other end of the search for personal and tactical meaning, stood the Spurs' LaMarcus Aldridge.
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" When Balz accepted the call and heard the voice on the other end, however, the "voice at the other end of the line was unmistakable.
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Ashley: ODo both parties have to agree to message each other, or can someone send a picture without an agreement on the other end, consent on the other end?
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Get more sleep on the other end — the morning.
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A woman was on the other end — his wife.
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Wait long enough, and food comes out the other end.
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Now they know how it feels on the other end.
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Lisa Page was on the other end of those texts.
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There's a pause on the other end of the line.
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When she does, no one is on the other end.
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They're real people on the other end of this attack.
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But on the other end of the spectrum is #VenusGoneWild.
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Some have traveled from the other end of the world.
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At the other end of the spectrum were emerging economies.
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Now, sip the drink through the other end, and enjoy!
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A voice on the other end will give you instructions.
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At the other end, Syrians surpassed Americans by 14 percent.
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Elfrid Payton answered with a layup on the other end.
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There are real people on the other end of reviews.
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They were getting whatever they wanted on the other end.
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This voice on the other end said, 'Palace, 19993 o'clock.
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My brother was on the other end of the line.
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I reached the other end of the track in seconds.
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His mother was on the other end of the line.
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He was crying on the other end of the line.
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On the other end was Baylor Athletic Director Mack Rhoades.
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The target is at the other end of the sheet.
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On the other end, he covered more ground than confetti.
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At the other end, cheerleaders were practicing, chanting exuberant messages.
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There's also work to be done on the other end.
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At the other end, Rodriguez gets a shot for Switzerland.
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At the other end of the privacy spectrum was Brave.
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It still feels like he's there on the other end.
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On the other end is a fluffy option for blending.
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But Vandy's defense on the other end was even better.
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But what happens at the other end of the floor?
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On the other end: a job flying a Delta jet.
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He heard a familiar raspy voice on the other end.
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Instagram is currently on the other end of the spectrum.
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On the other end of the phone, Mr. Bolen cringed.
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I put that at the other end of the scale.
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Some adults are on the other end of the spectrum.
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On the other end of the spectrum are the super-recognizers.
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Jauchem's research focused on the other end of the spectrum: infrasound.
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But even here, there's the other end of the looking glass.
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It makes more sense to approach it from the other end.
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Christina: Or someone on the other end will delete Elliot's email.
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The cities on the other end of the spectrum ranked last.
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The other end — the "prison-to-school" pipeline — has been sabotaged.
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On the other end of the line, the prosecutor was incredulous.
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" There was silence on the other end of the line. "Mom?
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On the other end of the spectrum is Microsoft's Surface line.
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But why sequence the stuff that comes out the other end?
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But it exists on the other end of the expensive scale.
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The people at the other end of the phone are incredible.
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At the other end of the spectrum, China's stock markets .SSEC.
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I'm already at the other end of this particular hype ride.
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At the other end of the pitch, Germany's attackers proved fruitless.
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Figures on the other end of the political spectrum also benefit.
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On the other end, the cardinal sin of traveling is overpacking.
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On the other end we had our hands tied by management.
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But she's coming out on the other end more than ok.
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But what about those on the other end of such deals?
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So we'll have to see what comes out the other end.
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On the other end of the spectrum lies Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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At the other end of the index, Eurofins fell 11 percent.
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The other end screws off, allowing you to access the filter.
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At the other end of the hallway is a garbage bin.
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Sometimes they come in at the other end of the spectrum.
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At the other end of the spectrum lie venerable reference books.
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On the other end, your contact is watching from your POV.
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But the kids at the other end aren't suffering for it.
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She'll be delighted to see you again at the other end.
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Her younger sister was at the other end of the couch.
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At the other end, the Red Wings kept Bishop much busier.
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On the other end was Ms. Ju's father in South Korea.
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What's it been like on the other end of that stick?
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There are no humans on the other end of the line.
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And at the other end of the spectrum is just horseshit.
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"Pick us up," he tells the voice on the other end.
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And the Taliban are at the other end of the street.
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On the other end of the spectrum is the Iron Dome.
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At the other end, Husqvarna dropped 17.37 percent on disappointing results.
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But it's showing up at the other end with Mandzukic too.
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Mississippi and Oklahoma are on the other end of the spectrum.
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On the other end is staying at a great boutique hotel.
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Where would you cut off the other end of the equation?
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The same was true at the other end of the scale.
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What's happening on the other end of that button you push?
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The government chamber was at the other end of the palace.
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Mexico now probing Germany at the other end of the field.
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On the other end, Tenet and Community Health Systems are struggling.
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On the other end of the call was Mr. Collins's son.
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He rode a motorcycle to the other end of the tunnel.
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Earlier, Girardi was on the other end of a Yankee's frustration.
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The impact at the other end, however, is already being felt.
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On the other end, basic resources were among the top gainers.
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" At the other end of the spectrum were skeptics like "Dr.
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The technology still needs to change on the other end, however.
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More than that, it was the President on the other end.
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Now she listened at the other end of the line, incredulous.
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But who, exactly, is on the other end of the line?
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And at the other end of the scale, that pattern reversed.
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It depends what you're trying to get out the other end.
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The gentleman on the other end of the line was sobbing.
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"Is this Ben?" says the stern voice on the other end.
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And I'm sure the same thing happened on the other end.
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Google's Stadia is basically the other end of the cloud gaming spectrum.
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On the other end of the spectrum, there's Bobby Briggs (Dana Ashbrook).
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"My desk is all the way at the other end," he says.
|
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Rukundo heard her husband's voice on the other end of the phone.
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"Oh, well, yeah," he says on the other end, giving someone CPR.
|
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On the other end of the market, financial stocks led the losses.
|
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Other times, ISIS has reportedly been on the other end of poisoning.
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He was pitiful on the other end, but electric with the ball.
|
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At the other end of the Slow TV quality spectrum sits Bloodline.
|
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At the other end of the political spectrum, we see the opposite.
|
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She handed him the phone, and Luann was on the other end.
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Isn't this the guy who's always scheming to achieve some other end?
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At the other end is the conviction that a crash is inevitable.
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That means reading reviews from other end users or the tech press.
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Move your f—ing chair to the other end of the beach!
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Horror, on the other end, often includes a final victorious, empowering reversal.
|
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Of course on the other end of the spectrum is outright denial.
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At the other end, materials was the biggest drag on the index.
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He threw the other end down and it plopped into the water.
|
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On the other end, Wisconsin residents can choose from 15 different companies.
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"On the other end of the dualism is the whore," Steeves continued.
|
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But it's the other end where he's so much harder to define.
|
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At the other end of the social spectrum, leaders are cutting back.
|
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Yet on the other end, in retirement, the withdrawals are tax-free.
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Two other assailants were positioned at the other end of the block.
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At the other end, Young tried to match them shot for shot.
|
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The emergency-room entrance was at the other end of the lot.
|
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And on the other end he's a mountain of a man inside.
|
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Especially when Donald Trump is at the other end of the line.
|
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Vincent Riendeau, the IceCaps' assistant general manager, was on the other end.
|
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At the other end of the spectrum was Amazon, earning just $2,092.
|
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The goons on the other end didn't even have time to reload.
|
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It's nice to be on our end sometimes than the other end.
|
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At the other end, U.K. food logistics supplier finished 7.79 percent lower.
|
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The effort on the other end of the court fueled the victory.
|
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At the other end, Casemiro goes into the book with a yellow.
|
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On the other end, Shaqiri's cross is too high for Josip Drmic.
|
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Mr. Dohring, the American doctor, represents the other end of the spectrum.
|
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At the other end is social democracy, which is common in Europe.
|
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There was a long silence at the other end of the phone.
|
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The other end of the soap molecule remains "hydrophilic," or water loving.
|
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From the other end, they received orders to leave the boy alone.
|
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On the other end, parents can control their kids' spending from Revolut.
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The other end is now the Grill, which I reviewed in August.
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I would just be standing at the other end of the spectrum.
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And now it's Sweden quickly at the other end doing the same!!!
|
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But the real oddity was on the other end of the spectrum.
|
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And on the other end, treadmills are seeing a rebirth among millennials.
|
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But whoever was on the other end seemed to be mocking him.
|
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On the other end are employers who are seeing acute labor shortages.
|
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The voice on the other end goes, 'I'm glad I've found you.
|
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I was glad to be on the other end of the phone.
|
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That mist is then blown out the other end of the humidifier.
|
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On the other end of the spectrum is a more aggressive model.
|
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Johnson can be heard chuckling on the other end of the line.
|
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Undercover federal agents were on the other end of the attempted deal.
|
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At the other end of the "smart home" spectrum, features get automated.
|
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The person on the other end seems to have finally hung up.
|
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Although UCLA's shooting was inconsistent, the Bruins responded on the other end.
|
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I was glad to be on the other end of the phone.
|
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I don't know, I just don't know who's on the other end.
|
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At the other end of the lobby is the hotel's sculptural stairway.
|
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What comes out at the other end of that process, nobody knows.
|
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There was a long pause at the other end of the telephone.
|
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The match, however, may be won at the other end of the field.
|
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Tom just starts screaming at me on the other end of the phone.
|
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Her father, Mohamed, watches over her from the other end of the bed.
|
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"I wanna know what's on the other end of that thing," says one.
|
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And then on the other end, watch how frustrated Towns gets later on.
|
|
Collymore is happy to maintain focus on the other end of the market.
|
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At the other end, Biden and several candidates trailing in the polls -- Sens.
|
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But this time, the person on the other end of the line disagreed.
|
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Chrysler was sitting at the counter on the other end of the room.
|
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But we're so far on the other end of the spectrum, it's laughable.
|
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On the other end of the efficiency spectrum is the Mercedes-AMG S219.
|
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Niemi stopped 19 of 22 shots at the other end of the ice.
|
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At the other end of the index are Japan, Turkey and South Korea.
|
|
Crowder remained down in pain as play went down to the other end.
|
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But at the other end of the chain, coffee has never been hotter.
|
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I will see you at the other end of the rainbow My boy.
|
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Machine drives forward, plant gets beat up, berries pop out the other end.
|
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The officer at the other end was drunk, but somehow passed it on.
|
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At the other end of the maturity spectrum, the big outlier is Britain.
|
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In both cases, it's secretly Sierra on the other end of Jamey's advances.
|
|
Conversational interfaces are only as good as the communicator on the other end.
|
|
On the other end of the conversation, you interact with human shopping assistants.
|
|
Ashby?" said a young woman on the other end of the line. "Yes?
|
|
But when it comes to being on the other end of a prank?
|
|
On the other end, some countries still execute their citizens for drug trafficking.
|
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It's insultingly profitable for some schmuck on the other end of the internet.
|
|
And then, on the other end of the spectrum, it's pure entertainment value.
|
|
On the other end, startups are engaging in a race to the bottom.
|
|
Now she is aiming to be on the other end of such conversations.
|
|
The only difference is whether there's an actual person on the other end.
|
|
At the other end, software firm Xero Ltd shed more than 1 percent.
|
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At the other end, a new generation of strivers applies to become Parisian.
|
|
He's on the other end of the phone if you ever need him.
|
|
At the other end of the spectrum are challenges faced by young adults.
|
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There may be a way to close the gap from the other end.
|
|
We've been on the other end of those the last five or six.
|
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A man on the other end began asking questions: Did Audemio have papers?
|
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At the gallery's other end, the subject is hands, the sculptor's primary tool.
|
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On the other end, the bottom level Standard Range will begin at $39,900.
|
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I was quiet on the other end of the phone line that night.
|
|
The other end of the spectrum—far from the dork—isn't much better.
|
|
The woman on the other end of the phone flagged transaction after transaction.
|
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On the other end of the line were screams, the sound of chaos.
|
|
This Tesla plan essentially seems to come at it from the other end.
|
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"And the other end of that nerve is your brain," Mr. Richards said.
|
|
On the other end of the scale, the strategy might be assisted migration.
|
|
Only a late-arriving Tottenham foot at the other end thwarts the counterattack.
|
|
At the other end, the Basij operates more like a political pressure group.
|
|
She thanked me, and I moved to the other end of the bench.
|
|
The impasse is hitting the other end of the agriculture department's supply chain.
|
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If he can emerge victorious, GGG will be waiting on the other end.
|
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"Six minutes away, one mile," he told the person on the other end.
|
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"It plays so differently now, when you're on the other end of it."
|
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Senegal immediately have a chance on the other end, but Niang fires over.
|
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They moved to a friend's house on the other end of the island.
|
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I don't think America comes out on the other end of this unaffected.
|
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Las Vegas was all the way at the other end of the spectrum.
|
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The dry cloth at the other end can also be washed and reused.
|
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If the person on the other end vehemently objects, it's red flag city.
|
|
An old man, at the other end of life's arc, approaches the viewer.
|
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But Pritchard responded at the other end with a layup and free throw.
|
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With its offense clicking, Dayton locked La Salle down on the other end.
|
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At the other end of the European benchmark, Pearson shares slumped almost 9%.
|
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At the other end is the master bedroom, also with doors leading outside.
|
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The judge, Jack Robison, is on the other end of a disciplinary measure.
|
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At the other end of the cable is a standard USB male connector.
|
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"I was playing these shows with Neuwirth at The Other End," he said.
|
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At the other end, Comvita was among the biggest losers, sliding 1.2 percent.
|
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We couldn't buy one at the other end for the first two periods.
|
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Although turnovers plagued the Privateers, they garnered several takeaways on the other end.
|
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"We met a man called Othman," said a reporter on the other end.
|
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But the other end, prohibiting civilian possession of firearms altogether is also unacceptable.
|
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Bain then drove to the other end uncontested and scored just in time.
|
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Then Mr. Vayghan's phone rang, with a federal agent on the other end.
|
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Then a movement toward the other end of the car caught my eye.
|
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Then a movement toward the other end of the car caught my eye.
|
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On the other end, few defenders possess his combination of spring and range.
|
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In 2017, Ms. Butenko found herself at the other end of the situation.
|
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I will be waiting for you on the other end of the wall.
|
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At the other end of the spectrum are luxury goods like pay-TV.
|
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At the other end of the spectrum, at the very other end, is letting people keep more of their money which, while it can contribute to the deficit in a large fashion, is the most efficient way to actually allocate resources.
|
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At the other end of the spectrum, at the very other end, is letting people keep more of their money which, while it can contribute to the deficit in a large fashion, is the most efficient way to actually allocate resources.
|
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Place another lime half at the other end and pop it on your grill.
|
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On the other end, no Bonobos, ModCloth, or Eloquii products are sold on Walmart.
|
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Meanwhile, the person sits on the other end hoping, wishing, waiting for a reply.
|
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The official on the other end of the line told her not to bother.
|
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It's a sentiment that's shared by those on the other end of the scale.
|
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On the other end of the spectrum, more delicate pastel pinks also took over.
|
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But now they've turned their attention to the other end of the age spectrum.
|
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The man on the other end of the line said no one there could.
|
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On the other end, QBE Insurance Group resisted losses by ending 1.8 percent higher.
|
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The person on the other end of the line told him Prince was dead.
|
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On the other end, Nokia dropped almost 4% following a downgrade from Goldman Sachs.
|
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At the other end of the scale, shares of Italian manufacturer Prysmian tumbled 8%.
|
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When she said no, the woman on the other end of the phone laughed.
|
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What they discovered on the other end of the line was something very different.
|
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At the other end of the conversation, Revolut has developed a chatbot called Rita.
|
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" (Silence on the other end of the phone, then incredulous.) Kid: "Make Vines, homie!
|
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On the other end of the spectrum, Womanly Hair™ is long and loose.
|
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The other end was attached to a DNA tether with a small plastic bead.
|
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Archive formats might take a little tinkering to be readable on the other end.
|
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That call consisted only of a dispatcher with no answer on the other end.
|
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Bolsonaro's main challenger, Fernando Haddad, hails from the other end of the political spectrum.
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At the other end of town another trench had been cut in the road.
|
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And second, what do we want this to look like on the other end?
|
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The other end of the rope was attached to a large piece of concrete.
|
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On the other end of the equation, Justin Gaethje has some thinking to do.
|
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Compare that with Peterborough, a similarly sized city at the other end of Cambridgeshire.
|
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What comes out at the other end is the candidate's projected chance of victory.
|
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Berry converted on a runner at the other end for an 85-79 advantage.
|
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Sanders found a scapegoat Then there's the other end of the political spectrum: Sen.
|
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To hear it on the other end of the telephone was hard to grasp.
|
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Then he came closer to home plate on the other end of the dugout.
|
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The cable is 6 feet long and has USB-C on the other end.
|
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At the other end sit boxes and boxes of deliveries, waiting to go out.
|
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Whoever or whatever on the other end hung up the second I said hello.
|
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Rose missed on a drive but Brogdon misfired a 3 on the other end.
|
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More needs to be done at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue as well.
|
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" And from down at the other end you hear Gene go, "Holy s--t.
|
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The loop-back pattern: Put the other end of the lace through the loop
|
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On the other end, Collins needs to feel electoral pressure to vote against Kavanaugh.
|
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At the other end of the scale are the seriously well-heeled world cruisers.
|
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Simmons scored on the other end, and Butler came right back with another trey.
|
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"Tell me," my patient's daughter asked at the other end of the phone line.
|
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This made sense, but immediately played into Tyronn Lue's strategy on the other end.
|
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We cater to people on the other end of the spectrum all the time.
|
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"My diet?" she says to the person on the other end of the phone.
|
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His will be the deep, calming voice at the other end of my call.
|
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To do things that are on the other end of the spectrum from Poussey.
|
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You are an amazing warrior and will come out strong at the other end.
|
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On the other end of the spectrum, institutions with low CDR rate are rewarded.
|
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The second thing I would do begins at the other end – the demand side.
|
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Yurtseven blocked a shot at the other end, but the Blue Devils retained possession.
|
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This time, the negotiator on the other end of the transaction was Mr. Cohen.
|
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"I'm going to help you get out," the voice on the other end said.
|
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Tenants in the other end of the house have heard nothing of the noises.
|
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Less is known about the North Koreans on the other end of the line.
|
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Well, Jo Hyeon-Woo decides to thoroughly one-up Ochoa on the other end.
|
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"I could hear hurrahs and applause erupting on the other end," Mr. Heo said.
|
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On the other end of the spectrum are grapes at their ripest and sweetest.
|
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How was it to do something at the other end of the price spectrum?
|
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Callimachi: So on the other end of the phone was the young Yazidi girl.
|
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I don't want to offend the person on the other end of the phone.
|
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And then faced with reality, there has been an overshooting at the other end.
|
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The bulls at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue were no easier to herd.
|
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At other end of spectrum, the cover for The Wall is very, very minimalist.
|
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"He's arriving at Heathrow," the voice at the other end of the phone said.
|
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When you come out the other end, you're surrounded by four walls of monitors.
|
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"Can we move these two to the wall at the other end?" she asked.
|
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And the person on the other end probably doesn't want to hear about it.
|
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At the other end of the spectrum is the brand new Galaxy S220 Ultra.
|
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But that doesn&apost make it easier for the human on the other end.
|
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But they're taking one on the chin at the other end of Pennsylvania Ave.
|
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Use a USB powerbrick at the other end and your music gear becomes portable.
|
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At the other end, you've got the Steve Jobs view — find what you love.
|
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The argument is also played out at the other end of the faculty corridor.
|
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Dispatchers on the other end listened to their breathing and other signs of life.
|
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On the other end, Joe Biden couldn't have looked less like a front-runner.
|
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"Murdoch here," the blunt, accented voice on the other end of the line says.
|
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"It's a man's game," she recalls hearing on the other end of the line.
|
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On the other end of the energy-need spectrum are the cross-country skiers.
|
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On the other end of the biscuit spectrum is Bojangles' classic yet noble biscuit.
|
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In order to use it, you must switch the mouthpiece to the other end.
|
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To get a real hug and not hurt the person on the other end.
|
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Especially because we're in the same room together, I'm at the other end of the table, she's at the other end of the table with him and I feel like there's a complete disconnect, when just before I felt a crazy connection.
|
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Needless to say, the picture looks much different at the other end of the field.
|
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And then to get so much as a grunt of confirmation on the other end.
|
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Meanwhile, on the other end of the budget spectrum is HP's plainly named Chromebook 14.
|
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It arises when we start from the other end, in the facts of common experience.
|
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Plus, the spoolie on the other end brushes out brows and product like a dream.
|
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Here's what's much more insidious that we now have to ... Down on the other end.
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This is one fish will not be seeing the other end of a septum tank.
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The voice on the other end was Captain Janks from Howard Stern, who berated her.
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At the other end, the retail and food services sectors offered the poorest benefits packages.
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On the other hand, the other end of the spectrum, you have the ancient Greeks.
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While Jenner's outfit was affordable, her accessories landed at the other end of the spectrum.
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"You're on the list," the baritone voice on the other end of the line said.
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I meet my friends at the other end and we head straight to the pub.
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On the other end, he said to limit processed meats and avoid high alcohol consumption.
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And if you hear any grumpiness on the other end, try not to resent it.
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But after Serge Ibaka connected inside for the Thunder, Afflalo misfired at the other end.
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"Go to bed," Miguel shouted at her door as Mami banged on the other end.
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Also, people very rarely use emoji that are at the other end of the scale.
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The 12-piece cookware set is on the other end of the spectrum at $140.
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Wedbush said the company has "strong" growth prospects in AI, cloud and other end markets.
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Meanwhile, at the other end of the age spectrum, an even starker change is afoot.
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Roll with the punches and you'll come out stronger and wiser on the other end.
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"This guy lived at the other end of the street from us," Debbie tells PEOPLE.
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Finally, the bun receives its cooked patty from an encased grill on the other end.
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At some point, Ortega's cell phone rang with Michael Jackson dialing on the other end.
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"That guy was pretty special down at the other end," Hurricanes coach Rod Brind'Amour said.
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"Put Rachel on the phone," demanded a voice on the other end of the line.
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As the line to Vaknin rang, I wondered what to expect on the other end.
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At the other end of the supply spectrum sit metals such as nickel and aluminium.
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"Can you help us?" the woman on the other end had asked, her voice breaking.
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On the other end of the line, Prodigy and Havoc erupted into hysterical convulsive laughter.
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Swanigan drained a 3 on the other end that restored the four-point Purdue advantage.
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At the other end of the spectrum, 18 central banks have eased policy just once.
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Take the ball out, move it forward, and try to execute on the other end.
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On the other end of the spectrum is Chloe, our super talented associate home editor.
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On the other end of the scale is the new release from D.C. band Priests.
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The harder you hug it, the stronger the response will be at the other end.
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For college, Ozick traveled only as far as the other end of the 6 line.
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Just hang down at the other end and wait for the puck to come there.
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These units have obvious appeal on offense, but provide no resistance on the other end.
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On the other end, Babysitters receive a notification and can refuse or accept the offer.
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Once clicked into place at the other end, it can be used as a stand.
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The woman on the other end asked if I thought my grandmother was in danger.
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At the other end of the cleanliness spectrum, there is the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.
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At the other end of benchmarks, basic resources stocks outperformed their peers, rising 0.65 percent.
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To her surprise, she heard her famous brother on the other end of the line.
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Players will watch as their responses please or displease their partners on the other end.
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He sensed that the group at the other end of the lot was on alert.
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But you would have to step through the shards to get to the other end.
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Vante Hendrix quickly responded by knocking down a transition 3-pointer on the other end.
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You don't always know that the person on the other end feels the same way.
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It starts with raw material, adds value and sells what comes out the other end.
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I interviewed William Earle Jr., the guy on the other end of those three calls.
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Way on the other end of the fashion spectrum is Elle's apparent rival, Vivian Kensington.
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The voice on the other end of the phone call just sounds deceptively like her.
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At the other end of the spectrum, Spain, Italy and Australia all witnessed falling incomes.
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The much smaller French contingent down the other end hasn't had much to cheer yet.
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At the other end of this admittedly narrow spectrum, the Lisini Rosso seems much riper.
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Trump got the other end of the equation right too: Never back down, never apologize.
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Stephen Curry tried to answer with his own step-back 225 on the other end.
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She spoke quickly to a high pitched voice on the other end of the line.
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Foundations would be put in place at the other end to support the relocated structures.
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I also think there's a place for something at the other end of the spectrum.
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"Keep in touch," he said to the person on the other end of the phone.
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The voice on the other end belonged to Mark Cuban, the owner of the Mavericks.
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Umtiti goes down at the other end as Lloris charges left to smother a chance.
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At the other end of Berlin's central boulevard, Unter den Linden, stood the Brandenburg Gate.
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Back at the other end now, Fellaini sends in a super cross to ... no one.
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I'm on the other end, where I tend not to give much thought to that.
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Just try not to think about the people on the other end of the bombs.
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At some point everyone's just going to move to the other end of the country.
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At the other end are hospitals that earn several thousand dollars in profit per patient.
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Caleb Mills answered with two free throws on the other end with 47 seconds left.
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Most of the time, it's just police watching on the other end of these cameras.
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Repeat lifting procedure at other end to get box into blacked-out room in clinic.
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"Hearing a reassuring voice on the other end of the line is powerful," she said.
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He's gone so far through barbarousness and savagery that he's come out the other end.
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But at the other end: a high success rate of patients cured of the infection.
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Now that I&aposm on the other end, I understand kind of how it goes.
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Grab a beer from the hidden mini-refrigerator on the other end of the cabinet.
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On the other end of the field, Ertz is known as a set-piece specialist.
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At the other end of the scale, leaks occasionally target individuals for embarrassment or extortion.
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Another standout work hangs opposite your dining table on the other end of the apartment.
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At the other end of the spectrum is the one who doesn't call you back.
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On the other end of the spectrum were the crimes of Ian Brady in England.
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"It's not pleasant to say, but they either swallow the stuff wrapped in plastic and get it back when it comes out the other end, or they stuff it up the other end in the first place," a prison source told the Irish Times.
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The other end of the wand features a heated eye massager for revitalizing under-eye skin.
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On the other end of the spectrum are games that require a high degree of participation.
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"They're trying to use force," he tells the person on the other end of the call.
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The toothpaste tube is stashed inside the handle, and you push toothpaste out the other end.
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If he's all the way at the other end, he comes flying across from the water.
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And, at the other end of the spectrum, an elite, mainly white minority continues to thrive.
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Or, on the other end of the spectrum, robots that level our houses and destroy humanity.
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At the other end, gold stocks slid more than 2 percent as spot gold inched lower.
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At the other end, drugmaker Shire was among the top performers on Britain's FTSE 100 index.
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On the other end of speech, and at least as impressive, is text to speech (TTS).
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There was exciting news on the other end of the VR spectrum as well: Content creation.
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He's a quality three-point shooter who can slide between three positions on the other end.
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Silver was an acceleration chamber for processing sadness, understanding grief, and coming out the other end.
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"The criminal is sitting on the other end obtaining that info in real time," Maor said.
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The domestic fallout in America has also been severe, from the other end of the spectrum.
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But the voice on the other end of the line did not belong to her husband.
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He just could not hold off Antetokounmpo on the other end for the decisive tip-in.
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Danton Heinen's attempt on the other end to keep the game alive clanged off the post.
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But their presence is balanced by greater moderation at the other end of the Democratic spectrum.
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But Canvas is the other end of the spectrum — high-bandwidth ads for the first world.
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The downside can be rebounding deficiencies and interior defense at the other end of the floor.
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On the other end, Alarie committed his fifth foul, sending Ellison to the free throw line.
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No one else knew there was nothing but silence on the other end of the line.
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He is on the other end of the spectrum from geometric artists with a signature approach.
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At the other end of the European benchmark were Italian lenders Ubi Banca and Banco BPM.
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But this year, William's thoughts were occupied by one on the other end of the globe.
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Nearly 90 percent of those are "on demand" interviews, with nobody live at the other end.
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I want to borrow from someone who feels like me at the other end of this.
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Now compare that with Guangdong at the other end of the country, next to Hong Kong.
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The woman on the other end telling me she was too scared to leave her room.
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However, those at the other end of the spectrum — who have difficulty saving — have a dilemma.
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I abruptly realized I was shouting at the officer on the other end of the phone.
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At the other end of the list, Vermont led the way with just two reported thefts.
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At the other end of the spectrum of criminal liability is the concept of mere presence.
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Dallas didn't call timeout and headed to the other end with a final chance to tie.
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Republicans need to know what it's like to be on the other end of normative violations.
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Then, on the other end, you've got Cher, who has a preference for the stationary performance.
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On the other end, the Utes completely stifled Arizona State's offense for the first 223 minutes.
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On the other end of the spectrum is a husband-wife fight based entirely in anger.
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At the other end of the spectrum, we have millions of calls that are blatantly illegal.
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Because her family sat around her, he was pushed to the other end of the room.
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Oghi hesitated before asking the person on the other end of the line to visit him.
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On the other end, France's perimeter players and Gobert stifled the U.S. offense down the stretch.
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" And at the other end of life's journey, portraiture is "an act of resistance to mortality.
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He does that, while also creating and scoring them at the other end of the field.
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You want to get the person on the other end to raise their eyebrows with interest.
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Personally, I preferred him in " The Force Awakens " (2015), at the other end of his career.
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They have weathered very violent storms, and come out on the other end stronger and seasoned.
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Milwaukee caught a break when George missed a pair of free throws on the other end.
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Take a train as far as it goes and see what happens on the other end.
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At the other end, Crista Cullen's penalty corner shot was saved by Kiwi goalkeeper Kayla Whitelock.
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A good guide may be way on the other end of the state, Staten Island. Rep.
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And it's a sign that the Grim Reaper's waiting at the other end of the passage.
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On the other end of the spectrum, eight agencies earned a grade in the B range.
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I think around this time, I found myself at the other end of the rabbit hole.
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"Who do you think you are?" the man on the other end of the phone asked.
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Meanwhile, on the other end of the spectrum, traditional city infrastructure moves at a glacial pace.
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"Make sure you bring your swimsuit," my sister said on the other end of the line.
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Both are looking directly into the camera, which hovers above the other end of the table.
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Each time, he heard the same man's Newcastle accent on the other end of the line.
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At the other end of the bench, the bowl-like form fits onto a tapering cylinder.
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The state is letting families visit loved ones in hospice and other end-of-life situations.
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At the other end of the scale, the £50 note is rarely used for routine purchases.
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Forty-seven of them missed, creating an E-ZPass lane of layups at the other end.
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Like "Six" at the other end of the dial, it may have found its true volume.
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Of course, on the other end, Green commits a silly foul far away from the basket.
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I heard Mazzone snorting on the other end of the phone line, no, no and no.
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Just as significant, it has "formalized," as Weiner put it, the other end of the process.
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If I could have moved to the other end of the country, I would have done.
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Because the working class stands on the other end of a deal with the corporate class.
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San Francisco ranks at the other end of the scale, incarcerating about 353 people per 100,000.
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On the other end of the spectrum, chimichangas often aren't the most flavorful item on menus.
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"Game of Thrones," whose seventh season ends Sunday, is at the other end of the metronome.
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From the other end, the coaches were allowed to signal with their hands to their players.
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But the real action, he was betting, would be at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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At the other end, Kingfisher dropped more than 2 percent following a profit warning from Carpetright.
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The person on the other end of the line is a "clutch player," Mr. Booker said.
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At the other end, Rubis shares tanked 10.58 percent, after reporting its latest first-half results.
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On the other end, representing Iraqis, lies a chaotic jumble of severed limbs and death masks.
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The Cougars' Brison Gresham blocked Christian Vital's attempt on the other end and Jarreau was fouled.
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Finally, at the other end of the store, we found ourselves in the prepared foods section.
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Rybolovlev was startled to encounter someone on the other end of one of his art transactions.
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At the other end, the bitcoin is transferred back into the currency of that particular country.
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And someone at the other end deals with customs, and then you wait until they're cleared.
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On the other end, Crabi and Pier are rethinking the insurance model from the ground up.
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The woman on the other end of the line is saying that her name is Gloria.
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On the other end, shares of Britain's Indivior tanked 7.4 percent, after releasing full-year results.
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The president should have bipartisan support for hydropower reforms at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The subjects had their own curious tales about being on the other end of the spectrum.
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And yes, it is satisfying to give the person on the other end a tactile snap.
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But there are always those people running toward the other end of the pendulum, championing independence.
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Putting an interface between people [can] weaken your connection to the person on the other end.
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At the other end of the spectrum, the Russian rouble, another big petrocurrency, is up 10.5%.
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" And somebody on the other end instead of being passive and getting a Coke ... Said, "Gimme.
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What if people got to listen to that person on the other end of the baby monitor?
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At the other end of the spectrum, the activation for The Boys was a literal car wreck.
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On the other end was Kennedy's friend "Pinky," who was waiting for the trio at the airport.
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Orange light refracts from the office blocks—the sun setting at the other end of the street.
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At the other end, the bitcoin is then transferred back into the currency of that particular country.
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"I've been on the other end of that a few times in my career," Brady told WEEI.
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of insta/snap.
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Button parked his damaged car at the other end of the tunnel with the safety car deployed.
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Their starting lineup barely utilized the three-point line and couldn't stop anybody on the other end.
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At the other end, Maye drained a 3-point shot and the lead grew to 86-75.
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These findings echoed a recent study about discrimination at the other end of the ride-hail equation.
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"Daddy just pray," his daughter Brijjanna Price shrieked through tears on the other end of the line.
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CPG is also getting pushed on the other end of the spectrum by new flashy brand entrants.
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On the other end, governments want to make sure that tech innovations aren't going to divide society.
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He'd picked up the phone quickly without knowing who was on the other end of the line.
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"Stevie, it's John," came John F. Kennedy Jr.'s voice on the other end of the line.
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You just put in all the things you're given, and something comes out on the other end.
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The journey from Bukavu to Goma, on the other end of the lake, is infested with rebels.
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The investment banker types at the other end of the party are staring at her, not me.
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Miller will be up against a guy at the other end of the success spectrum from him.
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On the other end, Joonas Korpisalo turned aside all 24 Islanders' shots for his first career shutout.
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The customers at the other end are the ones who would have to cough up the money.
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At the other end of the spectrum are agreements written at the 16th- and 17th-grade level.
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Terrible if the person on the other end of the line wants to show you their genitals.
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The second, smaller house, about 0113,300 square feet, Mr. Roel said, is at the pool's other end.
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At the other end of the spectrum, residents in southern states had the lowest average credit scores.
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On the other end of the spectrum, those who sign up for email updates from Delos, Inc.
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That in turn, will magnify the reaction from the person on the other end of the line.
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At the other end of the spectrum Roku has also introduced two extremely bare set-top boxes.
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Congratulations, we've hit the other end of the cable hellscape spectrum, and now there's too much choice.
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When you're talking on the phone, you're at the mercy of whomever is on the other end.
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At the other end of the spectrum, Mississippi had the lowest median income at $35,521 a year.
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But in Firewatch, Delilah is the disembodied, sassy voice on the other end of a handheld radio.
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The Imperial officer on the other end of Han Solo's "we're fine here, how are you?" conversation.
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Same as the young man at the other end of the room, and the serviceman beside him.
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At the other end of the spectrum are people who pack too much into their weekend schedule.
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of Insta/Snap.
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At the other end are companies such as MBDA, a quintessentially pan-European firm that makes missiles.
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And you know, the good thing is because I've been on the other end of this too.
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Few on the other end of the income continuum can afford a cruise in the first place.
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There are usually insectoid monsters or Morlocks or Super Hitlers waiting for you on the other end.
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At the other end, gold stocks rose with Newcrest Mining Ltd up as much as 1.5 percent.
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There were just noises on the other end at first: the lurching, churning sounds of distant machinery.
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But to ensure effective motivation, real people must be on the other end of these communication channels.
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"I got a guy who's selling it right now for $6.85, down the other end," he said.
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At the other end, he sank a 15-foot jumper that narrowed the Blazers' lead to 12.
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On the other end are all the 213- and 20163-somethings moving up in the ranks: Sens.
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The Jazz went down to the other end of the court, and Rudy Gobert made a layup.
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On the other end of the spectrum, some say Sanders's bashing of Democrats has only deepened wounds.
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"The Riveras are over there," catcher Rene Rivera said, pointing to the other end of the room.
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At the other end, media group Schibsted tumbled over 6.5 percent after announcing a new share issue.
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Connect the other end of the cables to your receiver, and you should be good to go.
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Back then it featured two kiosks on land as well as a pavilion on the other end.
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Because he wasn't Speaker anymore, and the donor on the other end understood you're not Speaker anymore.
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On the other end of the spectrum is the Presidential Suite, one of the resort's best rooms.
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At the other end, very specific branding will make it easier to understand, but may limit growth.
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At the other end of the spectrum, multinational corporations are taking advantage of aggressive international tax planning.
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Milo Yiannopoulos says he's just like John Oliver ... except way on the other end of the spectrum.
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Mobile floodlights at the Jacob Riis Houses bathe the other end of the block in white light.
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On the other end, Anvyl takes a "tiny percentage" of goods being produced within the Anvyl marketplace.
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About 15 minutes later, his phone rang and [LeBron's agent Rich] Paul was on the other end.
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But these days, a guide may just be a voice on the other end of the line.
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How is it for you, on the other end of the phone, to be garnering that reaction?
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For Senate moderates and for iconoclasts at the other end of the political spectrum, such as Rep.
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On the other end of the price spectrum, but no less important, are lens and screen wipes.
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At the other end of the scale are the no-frills places where value makes style irrelevant.
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On the other end, Clemson missed a 3-pointer but got a putback with 73 seconds left.
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Spotting a rack at the other end of the floor, Mitchell sprinted over and pushed it back.
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Hawk sits, listening to his friend the Log Lady, on the other end of a phone call.
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A big reason for that is how little work he has to do on the other end.
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At the other end of the earth, the speed of Antarctica's ice loss is also becoming clearer.
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At the other end of the scale, those with fewer than 2000 workers added just 23,2000 jobs.
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But it also, I think on the other end of that, it's not just about being productive.
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On the other end are those like Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, an idealistic progressive who represents the Bronx.
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Her husband Laal Miah received a phone call with Faisal on the other end of the line.
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And yet they still felt as powerless as people at the other end of the economic spectrum.
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Velcro on the other end of the ribs holds the wrap in place while you doze off.
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It has a lockable door between the headlights and the other end opens into the passenger compartment.
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At the other end of the maturity range, the 30-year yield was up 1.5 basis points.
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At the other end of the emotional spectrum were the ads that made people angry or worried.
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After a defensive stop at the other end, the Pistons had a chance for a winning possession.
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On the other end of the line, on speaker phone, was McKenzie Young, the opinion polling director.
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But he came down and did a man's job on the other end, defensively, which is huge.
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She added that there doesn't actually need to be someone on the other end of the line.
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Somehow, he has come out on the other end as politically stronger and looking like a winner.
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On the other end was an inmate inside Unit 29 of the Mississippi State Penitentiary in Parchman.
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At the other end, a weathered windmill stands against a backdrop of boats bobbing in the harbor.
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D'Mitrik Trice hit two free throws for Wisconsin before Wesson missed a 225 at the other end.
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At the other end of the spectrum, China and Indonesia still largely rely on public credit registries.
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The drummer, Larry Mullen, was beating a snare drum at the other end of the long walkway.
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On the other end, Porzingis forcefully blocked Shabazz Muhammad and Towns on strong moves to the hoop.
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At the other end, oil falling towards or below $40 would cause shale producers to cut output.
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A short time later, a group of friends and collaborators assembled at The Other End for drinks.
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So on this Presidents Day, President Trump should start working with the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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As potent as he was on offense, the Jazz had plenty of answers on the other end.
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At the other end is the formal dining room, with its walls upholstered in a jacquard fabric.
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Northern Iowa's Spencer Halderman missed a layup on the other end and Matthews grabbed the defensive rebound.
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The other end of the tube was connected to a truck trailer filled with large, empty tanks.
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The girl on the other end was mumbling, so I have no idea who called or why.
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However, he seemed confident that the company would survive and come out stronger on the other end.
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" While the person on the other end may have had no intentions to send off "negative vibes.
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His wife was on the other end of the phone at wit's end with their troublesome son.
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Dave Stewart isn't always on the other end of the phone to save you from your mistakes.
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But the other end of that is they are physically restricting in all these weird, weird ways.
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Or, at the other end of the scale, why did Dia install James Murdoch as a trustee?
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Small talk falls on the other end of the continuum; it is speech that prioritizes social function.
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Columbus, Ohio, is at the other end of the spectrum, at $61 per square foot on average.
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At the other end of the bar, Ashley is starting to feel the repercussions of her Kyle hookup.
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At the other end of the spectrum, caring for natural lawns can also be problematic for the environment.
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But his logical appeals rarely mattered—the people on the other end had already made up their minds.
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This makes it near-impossible for the server on the other end to know who's really accessing it.
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Thunder guard Dion Waiters scored, but Durant fouled Harden on a three-point attempt at the other end.
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No, the director walked past all that, straight to the lectern at the other end of the stage.
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Outside, just a small amount of wind resulted in the other end just practically nothing but white noise.
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At the other end, the Oilers fired 44 shots on goal, with Richard Bachman stopping 553 of them.
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At the other end of the floor, Indiana struggled to deal with Arkansas State's 1-3-1 zone.
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This will save time on the other end and ensure you get your replacement as quickly as possible.
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And on the other end of the spectrum, it also offers a "gauntlet mode" and speedrunner-friendly options.
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At the other end of the spectrum is the upcoming Ryzen Threadripper, set to release in the summer.
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Next, we turned to the other end of the venture landscape, looking at Founders Fund's new capital vehicles.
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Noise cancellation is still active during calls, which helps you hear the person on the other end better.
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On the other end, you have people who stay away from cosmetics and focus solely on skin care.
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At the other end of the scale was Goldman Sachs, dishing out more than $2.2 million on average.
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At the other end of the European benchmark, Carl Zeiss Meditec slipped 6% while Neste fell over 3%.
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All that's required to use the technology is a working WiFi connection and someone on the other end.
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Roberson missed free throws, going 2-8 from the line while the Rockets scored on the other end.
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That leaves battery makers and other end users of lithium largely at the mercy of the big providers.
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At the other end of the spectrum, the New York Times endorsed Democrats 90 percent of the time.
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Answering the phone at her Los Angeles apartment, Thompson heard a breathless Lisa Marie on the other end.
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Half his size, she is quiet, asleep on the other end of the bed, as she often is.
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It led me all the way to the other end of the floor and back to my office.
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The person on the other end advised him to go to the nearest police station, which he did.
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"I'm afraid I have rather bad news," the tinny voice on the other end of the line says.
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On the other end of the spectrum from those Yuengling-swilling deplorables is the refined Clinton wine sipper.
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The other end of a Prince Rupert's Drop features a long thin tail that's incredibly fragile by comparison.
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The controller clips on the headset, with a Joy-Con popping out the other end like a beak.
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At the other end of the scale, the Italian city of Milan was named the most expensive destination.
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At the other end of the table has been one of last year's star performers, Chinese A shares.
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Each time Utah attempted to cut into the deficit, the Grizzlies answered with baskets on the other end.
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It's like a phone sex line, except the person on the other end of the line is dead.
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So we now have Easy mode, and we've added Hard mode at the other end of the spectrum.
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That said, if anyone can deter these lineups and punish them on the other end, it's Golden State.
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Or try this: Hold the rubber band at one end and hang a mass on the other end.
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Perrette's name was on the caller ID, but on the other end of the line was the police.
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And then there's the other end of the spectrum, where they have a sketch, or a Photoshop image.
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Operators on the other end can follow the robot's journey with a camera placed on its leading end.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Northern and central New Jersey hit rock bottom of the list.
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At the other end of the ice, Antoine Vermette had two goals and an assist in the win.
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That is, as long as Stephen Colbert is not the "expert" on the other end of the line.
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At the other end of the scale, Iraqi capital Baghdad was ranked at the bottom of the list.
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On the other end, I cringe when I hear him continuously tie every accomplishment to a complicated God.
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On the other end, John Kasich is interrupting every 10 minutes to croon combatively about his endless positivity.
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On the other end of the line an angry woman is shouting at me about her Facebook account.
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If a bank at the other end of the continent files for bankruptcy, your money should be safe.
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And the weakest link in the entire stack of technology is the BROKEN website at the other end.
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You call, the person on the other end of the line answers, and you're having a video chat.
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I got in touch with the work of Conrad Schnitzler and then Kate Bush on the other end.
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I wanted to give them a person or being to conceptualize on the other end of that system.
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If suspects fear them as potential assassins, why bother to talk to the police at the other end?
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At the other end of the spectrum, the same decade saw New York add close to 30,000 homeless.
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Georgia Tech missed at the other end, but an NC State turnover gave the Yellow Jackets another chance.
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Curry answered with a wildly errant 3-point attempt on the other end before James was fouled hard.
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One end is attracted to water, and the other end is repelled by water and attracted to oil.
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Here they are: At the other end of the spectrum are workers who believe they're paid above average.
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"Hi Michael, it's Carl Icahn," said the voice on the other end in a friendly and engaging tone.
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Also, public health advances in wealthier countries may not reach countries at the other end of the spectrum.
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Despite a recent influx of additional sponsors, Dimension Data is more toward the other end of the scale.
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The voice on the other end of the line, she says, didn't sound like her son at all.
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On the other end of one conversation is another man whose ballot they are offering to fill out.
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But that&aposs the point: The story ended with a lawyer on the other end of the phone.
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In Africa you still see sightless souls led about by children gripping the other end of a stick.
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On the other end of the spectrum, he was Wayne in the comedy "The Oh in Ohio" (2006).
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On the other end of the dropping-soybean-inventory equation is the drop in supply because of weather.
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At the other end, energy stocks continued to be under pressure tracking overnight weakness in crude oil prices.
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It rang for nearly a minute, and then I heard my Aunt Vicky's voice on the other end.
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That was almost immediately followed by a flagrant foul on the other end by Paul Millsap on Sullinger.
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West Virginia falls on the other end of the spectrum, with residents forking over only $21,2417.05 per year.
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Afternoons are spent away from the keyboard at the drafting table on the other end of the space.
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While I pondered this idea the lady on the other end of the line was polite and formal.
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If they catch you, you know nothing about who's guiding you from the other end of the line.
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After the Clippers forced a turnover on the other end, the ball found Jamal Crawford on the break.
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Photo by William Bond On the other end of the line, I can sense producer AraabMuzik growing wearisome.
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"We have recovered a portion of Ashley's hand," the voice at the other end of the line said.
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When you play defense together, basketball has a way of taking care of you on the other end.
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The officer found him dead, a sheet around his neck, the other end knotted to the window grate.
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He comes into my dreams almost exclusively as a disembodied voice on the other end of the line.
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Do we have any idea what the region looks like on the other end of that 30 years?
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At the other end of the spectrum, growth funds are able to scale their volume of dollars invested.
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And then suddenly, there's a whirling, crazy woman on the other end of the room doing something else.
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"At one end of the spectrum is order and at the other end is disorder," Mr. Thornton said.
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On the other end, this concentration further showcases how smaller businesses will be impacted disproportionately from this pandemic.
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But recently I've realized that what I've actually done is swing to the other end of the spectrum.
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Even if all names are stripped from the data, there will be real people at the other end.
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At the other end of the upstairs hall is an open office area with a built-in desk.
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Unfortunately for him, he doesn't realize it's a police captain speaking to him on the other end. *Click.
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At the other end of the Stoxx 600 was jewelry maker Pandora, which ended the session 3% lower.
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Follow the path of one and you're likely to find a home on the other end without power.
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But to the 59-year-old woman on the other end of the line, the meaning seemed elusive.
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The problem with secret back channels, therefore, is not how bad the people at the other end are.
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We gave ourselves a chance by holding them to 226 but couldn't get enough on the other end.
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At the other end of the spectrum, petrol had a market share of 64.8%, while diesel was 25.2%.
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And an elongated foot and leg just announces, Hey, y'all, there's pussy at the other end of this .
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I mean, the other end might not be quite so firm, because they don&apost mature in uniform.
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Some business partners communicate with users via automated bots, while others rely on humans on the other end.
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Here's a smart look at what's on the other end of the phone: technology that can't keep up.
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Barrett missed at the other end, with Michigan State calling timeout with 22 seconds left before Goins connected.
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I remembered one at the other end of the motel and I started to run in that direction.
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Harry was … spending an awful lot of time talking to children at the other end of the street.
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From the other end of the hall, a hydraulic crane with a forklift attachment came rumbling toward us.
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You put a team together, things go wrong, you come out the other end and hopefully you survive.
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At the other end of the Stoxx 600, financial services firm Hargreaves Lansdown ended the session 7.5% lower.
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From behind the security guard's dark sideburns, at the other end of the aisle, Emira saw another face.
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But it was Koepka on the other end, with words that every coach or educator thrills to hear.
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On the other end of the spectrum is Marvel Studios, which moved WandaVision up from 2021 to 2020.
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At the other end of the spectrum, gasoline had a market share of 64.8%, while diesel was 25.2%.
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On the other end of the line would be a sound engineer and one of the original witnesses.
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I only have eyes for the bowl of barbecue potato chips at the other end of the spread.
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Yet, I still had every intention of being first to arrive at the other end of the pool.
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At the other end were a number of financial firms and retailers that benefit from a stronger rand.
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A teacher then quickly grabs the gun from Lowe and moves to the other end of the hallway.
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When Crisaliz Diaz was a staff member at HomeStart, she was at the other end of the ladder.
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If you're not guaranteeing there's a buyer on the other end, sometimes it's too much of a challenge.
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At the other end of the airport, the Apron Cafe has a wall of windows facing the runways.
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Meanwhile, at the other end, the retail sector was once again in the red on earnings and data.
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The play started at the other end when Julie Ertz transitioned to Mallory Pugh on the right flank.
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At the other end, the average savings of families close to retirement — ages 56 to 61 — is $163,557.
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At the other end of the spectrum, Trump isn't even the first leader to face impeachment this month.
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Instead, the gate at the other end inched open, admitting brown water like a spill of diet cola.
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At the other end of the beast, US President Donald Trump tugs on its udders -- filling golden pails.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Rodgers, despite his highs, is often maddening to watch on tape.
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At the other end of the spectrum, WTI crude oil lost more than 20% over the same period.
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On the other end of the line was the owner, Beatrice Ughi, 64, who travels to Italy regularly.
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At the other end of Hindu Nagar, the families of the accused - all related to village headwoman - gathered.
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Jones grabbed an offensive rebound and put it back in, then grabbed a rebound at the other end.
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After the Heat got a stop on the other end, Jimmy Butler then nailed the game-tying 3.
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On the other end of the line would be a sound engineer and one of the original witnesses.
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Like Trump, Corbyn has emboldened and enabled anti-Semites, but from the other end of the political spectrum.
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Washington set up at the other end and converted when Kuznetsov notched his 16th goal of the season.
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A man on the other end of the line assured me there was no warrant for my arrest.
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The Pelicans' issues, as Gentry told us in January, have come on the other end of the floor.
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But Obama has been on the other end of attempts to delegitimize election results for his entire presidency.
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Payton won't be pressed to score and can concentrate on facilitating, cutting, and wreaking havoc on the other end.
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Her job was to carry bricks from one end of the kiln and stack them at the other end.
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Gobert then blocked Cousins on the other end, and Boris Diaw fed Hayward in transition for another 3-pointer.
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On the other end of the equation, employees can log into Payfit to download paychecks and request a vacation.
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" Cartaya said eventually survivors start to adjust and they will see "light at the other end of the tunnel.
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Now, watching your plant grow on Twitter is like texting your roommate from the other end of the couch.
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But instead of fixing it, the assistant on the other end of the line insisted that Gleason was wrong.
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"You seem nervous," the man on the other end said to me — and by this point, it was true.
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However, Durant calmly hit a jump shot on the other end to push the lead back to five points.
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At the other end of the spectrum are those who believe social discovery is the missing piece of podcasting.
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One of the requirements of Homeward Bound is making sure someone's going to receive you on the other end.
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When the person makes the call, someone on the other end says they need remote access to their computer.
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At the other end of the spectrum, the "long tail" of niche offerings is proving to be extremely skinny.
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At the other end of the spectrum are the socials; Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, all YouTube content, and aimless browsing.
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"That's all you ever want — to do your job well enough that people on the other end are happy."
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The voice on the other end asked his name, and then took a pause that Maza described as unsettling.
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At the other end, Willie's Gun Shop faces clothing boutiques, florists, a Christian bookstore, consignment outlet and candy shop.
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While on the other end of the spectrum for media companies, Twentieth Century Fox has the most international exposure.
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At the other end of the spectrum, petrol had a market share of 64.8%, while diesel's share was 25.2%.
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At the other end of the European benchmark, Finnish pharma company Orion plunged 7.5% after reporting third-quarter earnings.
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V.J. Beachem corralled the loose ball, and the Irish were back down to the other end looking for more.
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People on the other end could barely understand me while I could hear the wind blowing in my microphone.
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On the other end of the spectrum, historically, darker-skinned black women have been derided for wearing red lipstick.
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The two players went face-to-face with Kanter being the aggressor while play continued on the other end.
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Now they are planning to head to the other end of the U.K., where the Queen arrived in August.
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At the other end of the scale is Rwanda, which does better than its national income level might suggest.
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On the other end, Jackson made both of his free throws, and the Bulldogs had a four-point lead.
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Markforged is basically at the other end of the spectrum, focused on expensive 3D printers for industrial use cases.
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The other end of the flap is adjusted for length and bound to the outside layer of the heart.
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And I just new something great was on the other end of all the auditions I was going on.
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At the other end of the spectrum is Zoox, which plans to build and operate its own robotaxi service.
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It's a social experiment that nobody on the planet knows how it's going to come out the other end.
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At the other end of the table, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Azerbaijan fell, and Turkmenistan slumped to the bottom.
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At the other end of the European blue chip index, Finnish pharmaceuticals company Orion saw its shares rise 2.5%.
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" She thanked them and promised, "We'll all have a big party on the other end, no matter what happens.
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As for now, both those being impersonated and the victims on the other end are still waiting for justice.
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Miami's Josh Richardson got a dunk on the other end, and Schroder's two free throws provided the final margin.
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At the other end of the size scale we've recently been impressed by the Sony WH-1000XM2 headphones ($348).
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That said, it does appear that it's also looking to court users on the other end of the spectrum.
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So, you gotta ask yourself ... do you REALLY want to know who's on the other end of the shake?
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Jameer Nelson answered with two at the other end to make it 94-93 with 3:32 to go.
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One thing's helped him come out the other end, though, and he thinks it'll work for T-Swift too.
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The Hornets had a tough time on the other end of the floor as well with Nicolas Batum struggling.
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And it is not as if he is bringing in extra value on the other end of the court.
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Transformers Nemesis Prime — $24500 See Details On the other end of the toy spectrum, there are the WowWee Fingerlings.
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Not to mention, the other end of the cable is usually USB Type-A, which is also not reversible.
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"I came out in 1986 due to the economy in Ireland," the voice at the other end says sometimes.
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On the other end, your colleague receives the conversation in their Spark account, in the "Assigned to Me" tab.
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You still can't mash your fist against a touchscreen and expect Shakespearean prose to pour out the other end.
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At one point, Motherboard reached the operations center of the FBI, according to the person on the other end.
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"This guy lived at the other end of the street from us," Chambers' stepmother, Debbie Chambers, previously told PEOPLE.
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Hart took the ball at the other end, rebounded his own miss and laid it in, drawing a foul.
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The ship also has other commitments at the other end of the world – it is currently in the Antarctic.
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Tampa Bay goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 31 shots, but his teammates couldn't find an opening at the other end.
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At the other end of the planet, ice covering the Arctic Ocean has set repeated lows in recent years.
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"We're taking concrete, putting it into our printer, and a house is coming out the other end," Loomis said.
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At the other end, RPC Group plummeted almost 12 percent after announcing the sale of several non-core assets.
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An advisor might be at the other end, but they won't be your advisor you have a relationship with.
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Should the person on the other end of the phone be made aware they are speaking to a machine?
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A mom on the other end of the phone simply said, "Andrew, he's gone," and she burst into tears.
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On the other end might be a few multihit nights with extra-base hits, or a spectacular few weeks.
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The Knicks are not much better on the other end, boasting a 109.5 defensive rating, 21st in the league.
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There's no champagne or confetti waiting for me at the other end, but reading is something I truly enjoy.
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On the other end of the spectrum, a two-ounce glass of W.L. Weller Reserve was selling for $19.
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The creature had a rope around its neck; the other end was attached to a washed-up beach chair.
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If being on hold was always this peaceful, we wouldn't want anyone to pick up on the other end.
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Will those that don't dedicate the necessary resources not make it out the other end of the digital revolution?
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The voice on the other end of the intercom belonged to a 25-year-old Italian named Stefano Brizzi.
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When I do get a free look, make my shots and go back on other end and play defense.
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He casually asks the prospective diner on the other end of the call how many Instagram followers she has.
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On the other end of the spectrum, you could automatically deny a refund if someone keeps asking for refunds.
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A lot of people just write to vent, not really considering there's an actual person on the other end.
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When the game began Wednesday, Atlético started on its front foot, while on the other end, Barcelona hardly threatened.
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Only the Golden State Warriors have a better offense and they've entered the top 10 on the other end.
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He picks the phone up, shakes his head, then turns it around to reveal who's on the other end.
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At the other end of the size spectrum, we have to sadly say goodbye to Wun Wun the giant.
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At the other end of the race and class spectrum, however, you get to claim you're just sexually liberated.
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But sitting on the other end of a deep dive through hip-hop and Street Fighter's history, I'm skeptical.
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Then we have people on the other end that can talk you through it if you need some help.
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Those of us at the other end of the spectrum need quiet time to regroup, think, plan, and dream.
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Victoria doesn't feel that her breasts defined her: she is on the other end of the spectrum from me.
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His mother and his sister, for reasons not immediately clear, were sitting at the other end of the stadium.
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But Westbrook lost the ball charging toward the basket, and Tatum made both free throws at the other end.
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But in reality, the message never went out and people on the other end might anxiously await a reply.
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Emil Forsberg sends a ball through the Switzerland defense but there's nobody on the other end of that one.
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Not to mention the cross at the other end of DINK, which is the only debut in the bunch.
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But whether or not it's successful, I think, rests on what kind of coverage is on the other end.
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At the other end is one from a nodosaur, an armored plant-eater as heavy as a small elephant.
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Left alone in their apartment, his wife was getting ominous phone calls, with just silence at the other end.
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As for my columns at the other end of the spectrum, the most read, they were a mixed bag.
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I walked along the soggy shore, drawn by a blur of orange at the other end of the lake.
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A snowboard from Coors, a treat from one of our suppliers, is at the other end of the credenza.
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McCollum tied it with a jumper with just under a minute left, but George scored on the other end.
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What I've learned, because I'm new to this, is just that you don't know who's on the other end.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Springfield, Massachusetts, landed in last place out of all 264 cities ranked.
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The people that will answer those questions will be the people at the other end of the military pyramid.
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At the other end, Hwang's dangerous cross was booted away ... by Jansson, starring at both ends of the pitch.
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Coming from the other end, movement conservative voices took advantage of the hashtag to decry Trump's inconsistent conservative ideology.
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Instead, the representative at the other end of the line will recommend that you take screenshots of your conversation.
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On the other end, we shouldn't be hyping outliers, either -- like I fear many did with the Monmouth poll.
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At the other end of the spectrum, petrol had a market share of 64.8%, while diesel's share was 25.2%.
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After a Denver miss on the other end, Towns converted a three-point play to get Minnesota within four.
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Dell denied William Karlsson, and then Vegas goalie Marc-Andre Fleury turned away Kevin Labanc at the other end.
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A teacher stood at the other end of the long table prepping Chinese and African students for an exam.
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On the other end of the spectrum, JetBlue's founder, David Neeleman, is exploring starting a new low-cost airline.
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But Mr. Trump's memory was fuzzy when it came to who was on the other end of the calls.
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"I don't," Mr. Trump said when asked if he remembered who was on the other end of the calls.
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The man described by the Spanish press as Almodóvar's companion sat at the other end and discreetly avoided photographs.
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Dear Diary: A woman on her phone is giving directions to someone on the other end of the call.
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On the other end of the spectrum, only about 63 percent of New Englanders admit to wasteful restaurant spending.
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At the other end of the factory, storage tanks of finished products are full because rail access remains limited.
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Two misses by Cousins at the other end, one a layup and one a 3-pointer, cemented the result.
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At the other end, Scales Corp was the biggest percentage loser on the index, sliding more than 3 percent.
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You can't have big on one end of it, and then also medium or small on the other end.
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"I was on the south end and Armstrong scored down at the other end," Mastoris said with a grimace.
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Sumner stripped Crawford and converted a three-point play at the other end putting the Musketeers ahead 60-55.
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At the other end of the European blue-chip index, shares of German automotive parts supplier Hella fell 6%.
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At the other end of the table, telecoms have nearly slipped under energy stocks as the year's biggest laggards.
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At the other end of the spectrum, they might unleash events that could lead potentially to a nuclear holocaust.
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At the other end of the European benchmark, IG Group slumped 9.78 percent, after the trading firm posted earnings.
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Also, it forced the men on the other end of the line to listen to them for long stretches.
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At the other end of the spectrum, Kimmitt said there are some common mistakes that typically afflict failed companies.
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Paul converted again at the other end with a step-back jumper to increase the lead to 23-22.
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On the other end, Simcorp, a software provider, dropped more than 9 percent after its earnings report disappointed investors.
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At the other end of the spectrum, eight states, plus the District of Columbia, have experienced zero bank failures.
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After a few rings, someone picked up, and I heard a high-pitched, quavering voice on the other end.
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On the other end, Amundi was among the top gainers, up by 5.44 percent, after reporting second-quarter profits.
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Incredibly, Baltimore was near the other end of the list: It was the 158th safest out of 182 cities.
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At the other end, his 17.3 million followers wake up every day eager for a shot of unfiltered Trump.
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The Jazz tied it at 51 when Joe Ingles turned a steal into a layup on the other end.
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Kevin Samuel's block of Aamir Simms on the other end as time expired capped a wild finish to regulation.
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This idea of escalating the matter by bluntly questioning the intermediate manager is the other end of the spectrum.
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I could take notes almost as fast as the person on the other end of the phone could talk.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Hanawalt has been impressed with some gleanings of her art-inclined audience.
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And on the other end, auditors go through the returns, which can take years before an estate is settled.
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His client at the other end of the line probably didn't realize that his/her call was being broadcast.
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One minute later, he deflected a Derrick Favors lob that led to a Durant dunk on the other end.
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At the other end, a double-height wall of built-in bookshelves anchors a library or family room area.
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We sent him to the free-throw line too much, and then we weren't scoring on the other end.
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"'Either I'm going to jail or I'm going to get jumped,'" he told the person on the other end.
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Surely something historic, one way or the other, lies at the other end of the investigation Mueller now leads.
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At the other end of the glamor spectrum is Shooters Island, located off Staten Island near the Bayonne Bridge.
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The thing about something like Signal is that people on the other end also have to have it, right?
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And on the other end, I'm constantly bringing ideas that come up in our class back to my studio practice.
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Your only human interaction is Delilah, your boss, barking orders at you on the other end of your walkie-talkie.
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On the other end of the political spectrum, a gun holster manufacturer recently approached him for a high-flying gig.
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Then Vucevic left the door open for the Celtics when he missed his second free throw at the other end.
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What Google didn't say was whether the human on the other end would know it was talking to a bot.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Kanazawa says more research is needed to explain the premium for extreme ugliness.
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" On the other end, he explained, "those with the poorest credit records, they are pulling back, not borrowing as much.
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He started to hold serve more comfortably and deftly handled the left-handed sliding serves delivered from the other end.
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He has a nervous over-laugh that wouldn't sound out of place on the other end of an Xbox headset.
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On the other end, there's now a flood of downright shitty Stories — just a single photo of, say, a dog.
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Scrutiny can extend to the network of people on the other end of trades in order to untangle complex relationships.
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On the other end, Michigan's length and defensive pressure clogged the passing lanes where Villanova thrives to generate open shots.
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It's not every day you pick up the phone and hear Reba McEntire on the other end of the line.
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And on the other end of the spectrum is Sonic Forces, the latest entry in the ongoing 3D Sonic series.
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Cass' vivid C was on the other end of the building, moving cautiously north as she performed her own recon.
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"At one end is a device, and there's another device on the other end, and they're directly communicating," Angha said.
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When they heard Trump address their daughter by her first name, they realized Trump was actually on the other end.
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It may be a pretty dark valley to go through, but we will come out stronger at the other end.
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" There was a moment of silence on the other end before she corrected me, saying, "You mean the flexible ones?
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At the other end of the spectrum, people who don't game on PC already have a range of options available.
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And without a single-payer system on the other end bargaining down, costs tend to rise in the United States.
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In one call, I had to repeat myself a few times before the person on the other end understood me.
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On the contrary, Judge said she was always on the other end of the phone to hear Beador's divorce woes.
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Scroll through some of the best #doortraits below and just try not to come out the other end totally addicted.
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The voice on the other end of the line asked Sykes to be ready to leave for Moscow that evening.
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Meanwhile at the other end of the world, the vast Southern Ocean encircling Antarctica has barely warmed up at all.
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On the other end of the meme spectrum, it's undeniable that SpongeBob, while certainly earnest, is also pretty gross sometimes.
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For every big success, there's almost always some other poor company on the other end losing customers and/or money.
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The fan's friend, sporting a mask of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, was holding the other end of the rope.
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Metal scraps rust away on the edge of the stands, and a youth team is practicing at the other end.
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On the ensuing Heat possession, he rejected Luol Deng's dunk attempt at the rim, swinging play to the other end.
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Realize that there's somebody at the other end of these comments that can hear this and can feel this stuff.
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We never did find the other end of the dildo—although I have my suspicions about where it ended up.
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Regular construction sand, at the other end of the sand scale, can be had for a few dollars per ton.
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On the other end, that's when they actually think very hard on what they want to do with the money.
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The person on the other end also needs an Echo device, or the free Alexa app installed on their phone.
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At the other end of the spectrum, women with more than 38.7% total body fat had 19% higher death rates.
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On the other end, there is also a large contingent of Smiths fans who essentially say: Fuck this stupid scene.
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On the other end of the spectrum, there are significant numbers of older generations convinced that action is required immediately.
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I think booking The Tote is like running a socialized democracy; at the other end running Aarght is nepotistic fascism.
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On the other end, the Fed's spending spree could purchase the top 10 companies: everything from Apple to Wells Fargo.
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At the other end of the maturity range, the 30-year yield was up 2 basis points at 3.006 percent.
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At the other end of the maturity range, the 30-year yield was up 3.6 basis points at 3.046 percent.
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On the other end of the spectrum, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan both clocked in at zero hand gestures each.
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Kolbeinn Sigþórsson found himself on the other end of a beautifully-delivered cross, and toe-pokes one in for Iceland.
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Alexa will either play your recorded voice or translate your text and speak out your message on the other end.
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At the other end, gold is likely to see some volatility to the downside in the short term at least.
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However, after several days of not seeing the ball come out the other end, they took her to the vet.
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At the other end of the scale are people of average or high intelligence who can live relatively normal lives.
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"For me, Gordo was the 'yes' on the other end when I asked him to throw a switch," he said.
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Maple Leafs goalie Frederik Andersen stopped 25 shots while Schneider was being kept busy all night at the other end.
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Stone, 27, stood on the other end of the group photo, partially hidden, wearing a big grin on her face.
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Close to three hours later, the host family called him back and he only heard tears on the other end.
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At the other end, the Golden Eagles weren't giving Creighton many second chances; the Bluejays only had nine offensive rebounds.
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The other end of the included cable is a standard 3.5mm jack you can plug in whatever device you want.
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Sports of The Times "Juliet?" said the voice on the other end of the line, in an unmistakable Tennessee accent.
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On the other end of the island, US military staff and their families also avoided the worst of the storm.
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At the other end of the political spectrum, liberals worry that universities have not done enough to protect free speech.
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On the other end, there's a discreet coffee bar, where bearded creatives discuss the fine art of pitching studio executives.
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For many of the people who surround him in the administration, brinksmanship may be a means to some other end.
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Now, almost fifty years later, I asked if seeing "Travesties" was like looking through the other end of a telescope.
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"Open that [airplane] door on the other end" and passengers are subject to a whole different set of local laws.
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" He promised "a short phase-in period to make sure that people on the other end don't get on airplanes.
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These are the people of faith at the other end of the narrative the religious right doesn't tell you about.
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I've been on the other end the last couple of years, where I'd get chances and nothing would go in.
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At the other end of the index was Prysmian, closing off by more than 9.5 percent following a profit warning.
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On the other end of the spectrum, "very liberal respondents" made up a similar share of the respondents at 12%.
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Harden then took the ball to the other end and stepped back for the jump shot to win the game.
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Instead, Andrew Wiggins and Co. made stops on defense and hit big shots at the other end of the court.
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It's just twenty minutes away from the house where she grew up, at the other end of the Harpswell Road.
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The problems were mostly at the other end of the field, where a leaky and makeshift defense surrendered three goals.
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