That was John [Sessa] and John was out of order.
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Episodes would still make sense if watched out of order.
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Do something different first, or out of order every day.
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Another huge mistake is doing you remodeling out of order.
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The Internet and automatic cash machines were out of order.
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Here we go again: I'm telling things out of order.
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It is extreme capitalism that has gone out of order.
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Was it the same person watching Detective Conan out of order?
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Countless tests and CT scans never showed anything out of order.
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The 'out of order' notice stuck outside of the elevator doors.
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The critic mistakenly watched the first two episodes out of order.
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Why not go wild and see the segments out of order?
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The story is told out of order up until that point.
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Often, every MetroCard dispenser is out of order at his stop.
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You've probably watched the "Fast and Furious" saga out of order.
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" His Republican colleagues tried to shout over him: "Out of order!
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Thanks to January's error, Floyd was now batting out of order.
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"[She was] completely out of order," Fontana said of Hargrave's comment then.
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Anyone who denies this, anyone who holds back, is out of order.
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Like many young adult cancer survivors, I've lived life out of order.
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It was "out of order" since May 20 — then technicians opened it.
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In other words, the superpermutation research episodes were playing out of order.
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But it wasn't like things seemed especially out of order in Allentown.
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But Grassley, at the time, warned that it was out of order.
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Doug Collins, who stood up and yelled Swalwell was out of order.
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That test ended in fiery disappointment, and the site is out of order.
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This is T-743 control-- and I'm goin' out of order on this.
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This is T-213 control-- and I'm going out of order on this.
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"You are out of order, I'll proceed", Mr Grassley said, banging his gavel.
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"You know, the elevator to success is always out of order," Wills said.
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How does it feel to have your papers out of order, Mr. Kobach?
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While out of order, the elements of a proper debate all seemed present.
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Most of the elevators were out of order, so we took the stairs.
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Thanks to January, the Expos batted out of order in the sixth inning.
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Whenever a Republican was getting close to something, they would get out of order.
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But whether they're going out of order or not ... no one seems to mind.
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Technical problems are common, with elevators, escalators and copy machines frequently out of order.
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There were dozens of out-of-order senatorial interruptions in the first hour alone.
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Kelly said the plane was inspected on Sunday and nothing appeared out of order.
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Pelosi's people argue that showing the clips out of order represents an unacceptable distortion.
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You could wait a whole season to see a team bat out of order.
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This involves processors executing tasks "out-of-order", and not in the sequence received.
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Greenspan saw this possibility during disconnected stories, where players experienced the narrative out of order.
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But Nadler declared the inquiry out of order and refused to let Johnson speak further.
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Fogelman compared the storytelling in "This is Us" to home videos played out of order.
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His extraordinarily misogynistic outbursts against female journalists like Megyn Kelly are totally out of order.
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If he put a few rib bones out of order, no one would ever know.
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There's a video testimonial room, too, but it was out of order during my visit.
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I can tell that she's annoyed by my questions—I'm doing everything out of order.
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"Wandering through the show initially, I didn't see anything out of order," Kalm told Hyperallergic.
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Sometimes he'll find the one stall in a men's room is occupied, or out of order.
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The show is also filming things "out of order to throw off potential paparazzi," THR notes.
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" Brandy Cooke, Mesa Public School District: "This lab station's out of order because it's falling apart.
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We've shot a little out of order, so Sam and I have shot one episode together.
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Normally we do it ourselves, but the machines in our building are currently out of order.
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Price: $8.44 This person always has everything in top shape and hates anything out of order.
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To retaliate against anyone who called her out, she would put the files out of order.
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"Why doesn't he stand up and say his co-workers are out of order?" one wrote.
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Of the things that can delay takeoff, an out-of-order coffee maker might seem mundane.
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Like certain things might be out of order; certain things were happening that we didn't show.
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"They're clearly a Republican presiding officer ruling out of order something a Democrat said about Trump."
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If photographs appear out of order, please download the updated New York Times app from iTunes.
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"I knew right when they went up there that we were out of order," Callaway said.
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Get it wrong and the out-of-order task is cancelled and no time is lost.
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It handled a bunch of interruptions, out of order questions, and even weird discursive statements pretty well.
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Grassley deemed the Democrats' request to halt the hearing "out of order" and accused them of obstruction.
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I saw episodes out of order and pieced together the histories and relationships and dynamics over time.
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He asked her to stop, warning her that she would be out of order if she continued.
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As he spoke, Mr. Tabarez printed out-of-order signs for two stalls in the men's restroom.
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There was a line out of the men's room because so much plumbing was out of order.
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Two of the platform lifts in the court's main building are also out of order, Andrade said.
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" He said, "I guess I'm comfortable doing things in a way that's kind of out of order.
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We've identified an issue where a small fraction of Stadia access codes were sent out of order.
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She used the example of McDonald's notoriously out-of-order ice cream machines to illustrate her point.
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As WikiLeaks controls the release of the emails, they are often dropped out of order and without context.
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Delegates hold a Donald Trump flag as the floor gets out of order during a rules vote. Rep.
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"Totally out of order and I've apologised personally to all the family this evening," Carragher said on Twitter.
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It's all out of order on YouTube, but click through here to listen to the mixtape in full.
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When he reached Magna Carta, Holy Grail as "JAY Z" took shape, other things fell out of order.
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"Honorable Zuleikha kindly withdraw with decorum... Honorable Zuleikha you are out of order," Omulele says in the video.
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"I was out of order," said Mr. Snell, opting to get an apology in before one was demanded.
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"That is very normal, not out of order and certainly not inflammatory," he said, referring to the embargo.
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With this strategy, a contestant jumps from category to category, choosing tiles out of order to throw off opponents.
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As much as I tried to intervene I did not have the power to gavel them out of order.
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But the emails are dumped out of order, in some cases without context or knowledge of any other replies.
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As much as I tried to intervene, I did not have the power to gavel them out of order.
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The platform proposal was raised as an amendment at the end of proceedings, but was ruled out of order.
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Many young adults, however, either can't (student loans, rent), or don't (making key choices out of order, avocado toast).
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It's a complete mess, it was totally out of order, and I hope it doesn't end up being historic.
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The ISS toilet doesn't have a perfect track record: part of it went out of order in May 2008.
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Since you shot some of the season out of order, were you pregnant during the filming of the finale?
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Wi-Fi is free and each room has a minibar, however mine was out of order during my visit.
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If photographs appear out of order, please download the updated New York Times app from iTunes or Google Play.
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It reopened recently, but the faulty escalator is still out of order; so is the one next to it.
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He even suggests, with a smile, that the best approach may be to view the parts out of order.
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He may rewrite something the way he wants it and also restructure paragraphs that he thinks are out of order.
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" Modern Family star Jesse Tyler Ferguson also wrote: "Ohhh… THIS is why they said the bathroom was out of order.
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As we saw with the Siege of Riverrun, the show isn't above adapting elements of the book out of order.
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"If weird symbols pop up, if things are out of order, that's how the bot will read it," Augustine says.
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Since a lot of them are probably also using Facebook, they're already accustomed to seeing friends' posts out of order.
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The abuse appeared to come in response to news that the social network will soon show tweets out of order.
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She is experiencing time out of order, because her efforts to understand an alien language have irreversibly rewired her brain.
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Her words were ruled out of order, which led to a vote on whether to strike them from the record.
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He acknowledges that some of his tweets are "a little bit out of order" and he apologises for them subsequently.
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The airline, however, called the image misleading, saying the seats were out of order and nobody was assigned to them.
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The out-of-order texting suggests the ways that poets disobey temporal rules, treating their long-dead predecessors as collaborators.
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On Sunday, reading his remarks, Akihito appeared to get the pages out of order; Michiko reached over to help him.
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Jim Clyburn asked Ryan when a gun control bill would be considered and his question was ruled out of order.
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When Democrats asked to go into executive session to consider Blumenthal's motion, Grassley said that request, too, was out of order.
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Currently, the only indication that these tweets are selected by Twitter's all-knowing mother brain is their out-of-order timestamps.
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Customers faced some weird bugs, such as autocorrect bugs, messages arriving out of order and the Calculator app not calculating properly.
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" Now LaMarre tells TMZ ... "The comments were out of order, and it does not represent our attitudes toward the LGBT community.
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Facebook's feed is purely algorithmic, while Twitter still maintains a mix of chronological and out-of-order sections like this test.
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During the meeting, her comments prompted board president Anthony Fontana to rule Hargrave out of order during the meeting, KATC reported.
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Last September, she appeared in Out of Order magazine, with an almost unrecognizable minimalist sobriety, dressed by the brand Y/Project.
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"As much as I tried to intervene, I did not have the power to gavel them out of order," he added.
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All you need to do is print out and attach an "Out of Order: Use Other Bathroom" sign on both bathrooms.
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After 12 seasons, the elevator next to apartment 4A and 4B was out of order and covered with yellow 'caution' tape.
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It proved to be out of order and the next nearest fast charging station was more than a dozen miles away.
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"I think it's going to get ruled out of order," Spoehr predicted, before adding that the idea is likely to stay.
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The linear march of time is scattered with vignettes from Gander and Wright's life together, often out of order, often repeated.
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But when you have lived life out of order, it's sweet to get a taste of the chapters that you've missed.
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For me, in my old age, the war comes back, out of order, my subconscious offering up memories without my asking.
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Have them identify three or four major events and make a sheet for the class with the events out of order.
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But as Ms. Nguyen, who fled Communist Vietnam as a child, was speaking, the presiding senator declared her out of order.
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It certainly wasn't a crazy rebellion from her dad's plan, but there was something exhilarating in doing everything out of order.
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Among the items that were deemed out of order was the title of the bill: the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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And more so than most contemporary genre TV shows, Star Trek is designed to be watched out of order in syndication.
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"As much as I tried to intervene, I did not have the power to gavel them out of order," he said.
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"If odd symbols pop up, if things appear out of order, that's how the computer will read and process it," says Augustine.
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He used a method known as the "Forrest Bounce," switching between categories and picking tiles out of order to throw off opponents.
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You are, however, never able to begin reading it because all the pages are out of order and belong to other books.
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Context: House Republicans attempted to hold Speaker Nancy Pelosi's words out of order on Tuesday, after she said Trump's tweets against Reps.
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"My church order are out of order," Jeffs wrote in his distinctive block printing in a June 3 letter to his flock.
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West Hollywood residents were relieved that with the wall out of order, they could finally drive around their neighborhood without dodging influencers.
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" A few courses appear out of order, possibly because as one person speculates, "He isn't in the kitchen that much these days.
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Huge world trade imbalances and America's systematic deficits are a clear proof that the global trading system is seriously out of order.
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Melvin Adams, the district committee chairman, reportedly said the motion was out of order because the issue was discussed in closed session.
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She's having "Out of Order" signs made to use on rest rooms and MetroCard vending machines, replacing the endemic hand-scrawled notes.
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In fact, Clinton changed machines when older ones became out of date, leaving a trail of out-of-order servers behind her.
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The two share a theatrical sensibility and an interest in juxtaposing disparate, sometimes fantastical vignettes, as if telling stories out of order.
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Now Baker's dual hats — an evidentiary source, and an unusual legal reviewer — leaves Congress pondering what else may be out of order.
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They were listed out of order, other users started chiming in, and there was no way to properly follow the conversation thread.
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Haley Stevens, showed up wearing surgical gloves on the House floor and was ruled out of order when she refused to yield.
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"We cannot possibly move forward," she protested, as the chairman, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, promptly ruled her out of order.
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Straughan's screenplay strips out most of the novel's heart in favor of plot fidelity, albeit with the pieces told out of order.
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Only about a quarter of the subway system's 472 stations have elevators, and the ones that exist are often out of order.
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Trump also takes office amid the second-longest bull market run in history, so some kind of pause wouldn't seem out of order.
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The drone security guards will apparently follow a pre-programmed route, livestreaming everything they see and flagging anything perceived as out of order.
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The cover art style will change, and the series will ditch the out-of-order numerical titles that defined the first five novels.
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Becker obliges to Kurtz's request, though it's unclear if he's acting purely out of order or if he's actually developed feelings for Charlie.
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But while the CPU is doing cleanup, the CPU is also simultaneously executing other code (the so-called transient instruction) out of order.
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And so we swim adrift in these images, in a river of history out of order and context, but oh so beautifully beguiling.
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The provision survived the so-called Byrd rule in 2015, but there has been some speculation it could be ruled out of order.
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And when she mentions that her mama told her she was starting her family "out of order," Nova had some truth for her.
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However, their comments were interrupted by a fellow legislator, who said Bolding and Peten were "out of order" and violating House Rule 19.
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The defending U.S. Open champion, Jordan Spieth, struggled to regain lost ground in a tournament thrown out of order by early rain delays.
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There's something so satisfying about writing in a notebook — until you realize your thoughts are all over the place and out of order.
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They discovered that some words were missing—they'd search for "mailbox" and get no results—and that others were listed out of order.
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"I live in dread that people are going to download songs out of order, or have favorite songs," he said with a glare.
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Insurrecto comes together as a sort of collage — chapters are numbered but out of order, truth and fiction are blended, and the format varies.
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He explained that because the film will be told out of order, it'll give audiences a chance to scrutinize the results side by side.
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They only have to get through one year of Holman amendments before returning to the practice of such amendments being ruled out of order.
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On the other hand, if some of them arrive out of order, garbled, or don't get there at all, she'll get mad pretty fast.
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"This provision should have been ruled out of order," GOP House Foreign Affairs Committee spokesman Cory Fritz said in a statement to The Hill.
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I very tentatively attempt to read a section of my neglected novel-in-progress and soon realize all the chapters are out of order.
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But the same thing can be done in movies without time travel, like Memento, where the audience just receives the story out of order.
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"Everything may look out of order, and it kind of feels it a little bit, but it is all right on time," says Kotb.
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"Everything may look out of order, and it kind of feels it a little bit, but it is all right on time," she added.
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Some time stamps appeared out of order and it was hard to evaluate the veracity of screenshots without access to a server, he said.
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She was told she was out of order and that the public comments portion of the meeting was not a question-and-answer period.
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Warren was halted from speaking after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called her out of order -- citing Rule 19 -- for allegedly impugning a fellow senator.
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The gist of the feature is that, upon loading Twitter, the first few tweets at the top of your timeline are completely out of order.
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As we learned on the after show, it was actually a couple shots shot out of order and stitched together, but that's still pretty cool.
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On a wall in the village is a huge sign urging people to use a complaint line to report anyone who is out of order.
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In a heartfelt discussion, Smith told the packed theater that there was a time in his career when he got his priorities out of order.
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Sitcoms, of course, occupy their own place in TV land, since shows like Superstore and Brooklyn Nine-Nine can essentially be viewed out of order.
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The out-of-order Instagram timeline has attracted complaints since it debuted, but this time around it's causing many users heartache rather than just annoyance.
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The U.S. thought they had won the final event of the day, the men's 4x100 meters freestyle, but were disqualified for swimming out of order.
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To catch him, the F.B.I. placed microphones on top of two of the phone booths and put an "Out of Order" sign on the third.
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Instead of calling into radio shows, why not tell Johnnie Cochran he was out of order for joking about Clark's child-care issues in court?
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"It is a personal comment and I'm going to call you out of order if you're talking about individuals on the committee," Mr. Shott said.
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After the chair ruled Pelosi's motion was out of order, the House voted to table the appeal of that ruling in a 187-85033 vote.
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As is, "The Wasted Times" plays like a movie carved out of a much larger mini-series, whose segments are then shown out of order.
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"This is out of order," Medina grinned after again being mobbed by fans and chaired off the beach at the spiritual home of the sport.
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But on Tuesday night, the House Rules Committee ruled it was "out of order," keeping it from even going to the floor for a vote.
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If she read things out of order, she could assemble a new story about the future, with no beautiful strangers called Jamie in it at all.
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He knew he wanted a story that was made up entirely of secretly recorded clips, ones that would often be viewed out of order by players.
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Also, this was the first time since 1984 that the Speaker of the House was ruled Out of Order and broke the Rules of the House.
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As Jordan brought up his amendment, Goodlatte stepped out of the hearing room, and the acting chairman ruled Jordan's amendment out of order for procedural reasons.
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After an hour and fifteen minutes, Grassley ruled on dubious procedural grounds that the motion was out of order and the senators began their opening statements.
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Braun then led off the top of the second after Scherzer was credited with three straight outs in the first since Braun batted out of order.
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"The Patch" will gather fragments of the old work, arranged by McPhee into a pattern that pleases him, out of order, like patches in a quilt.
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The provision is not guaranteed a vote on the House floor; the House Rules Committee has wide leeway to discard amendments it considers out of order.
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Chief military prosecutor Anatoly Matios said the site's alarm system was out of order and its security team lacked sufficient guards and up-to-date equipment.
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As he moves forward, great expectations are not out of order — but it is best to remember that it has been a rough season for expectations.
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Whereas many filmmakers shoot scenes out of order, in order to capitalize on locations, resources, and actors' schedules, Hogg shoots chronologically, beginning with the film's first scene.
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This way even with other posts scattered in-between, users wouldn't see someone's posts about the start, middle and end of a sporting event out of order.
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Unlike the film, the commandments are presented out of order, often prompting the viewer to consult the playbill to figure out where we are in the cycle.
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You say they look like arks after the sea's dried up, I say they look like pirate ships... Photographs may appear out of order for some readers.
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The answer is that we were supposed to anagram those all-cap theme clues to get a series of road SIGNs, whose letters are OUT OF ORDER.
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You can't have as many ups and downs, because if Cartoon Network aired the episodes out of order, he's super-dark in one episode, and cheery in another.
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Like the Podesta emails, the DNC emails released Sunday were presented out of order and not always in context, and included mass mailings as well as internal correspondence.
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Some of the toilets are out of order, so the patients urinate and defecate in black buckets next to their beds, the fetid smell wafting through the hallways.
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The app also lets you help your fellow ice cream lover by updating the status of said machine should an Out of Order sign ruin your own night.
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"It's still quite elevated," said Dorian Grinspan, the recent Yale graduate who edits Out of Order, an international fashion and culture magazine bible that's popular with Brooklyn types.
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Last month, Twitter introduced older, popular tweets to the top of users' feeds, out of order, if the user had been away from the service for a time.
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Many customers have been complaining about bugs in iOS 11, such as weird autocorrect bugs, messages arriving out of order, the Calculator app not calculating properly and more.
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Either one of the Navarro teammates forgot to help launch the other girl out in time to catch Sherbs, or the entire sequence was just out of order.
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Oh, and because Spectre doesn't rely on out of order execution, but instead exploits what's called "branch prediction" or "speculative execution," fixes for Meltdown won't necessarily help with Spectre.
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She continued criticizing the board for approving the raise, and not long into her comments, she was ruled by the board president, Anthony Fontana, as being out of order.
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" Cloud security expert Ian Coldwater writes in the book: "I've lived my script out of order, had kids too young, dropped out of school, became homeless, went on welfare.
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This patent claims an invention that significantly improves the efficiency and speed of computer processing by allowing out-of-order execution of computer instructions with a data speculation circuit.
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Pressley's amendment also includes language that violates House rules for spending bills because it deals with authorizing new policies, meaning the Rules Committee could rule it out of order.
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Pelosi, for her part, was unapologetic, and House Democrats ultimately voted to allow her comments to remain in the congressional record despite the parliamentarian ruling them out of order.
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" She gave the book a single star, recalling that she'd wondered if the pages had been bound out of order after reading the first line: "The baby is dead.
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Once [my wife and I's] text messages got sent out of order, and it made it appear like we were intentionally being obtuse in our responses with one another.
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Republicans say that McConnell could simply trigger the so-called nuclear option, whereby he would rule the Democratic maneuver out of order and bring Pompeo's nomination to the floor.
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She says provincial health ministries need to come up with a contingency plan if the Montreal clinic is going to be out of order for any length of time.
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And Nicole Smith, another Los Angeles voter, said that when she visited a voting center in Eagle Rock, several of the machines were marked with "out of order" signs.
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In a season of many miscues by the Mets, including a lineup that batted out of order, Reyes's double blunder seemed destined to send the Mets to another defeat.
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" The presiding officer, Senator Cory Gardner, Republican of Colorado, repeatedly banged his gavel and said the Democrats were out of order because "debate is not allowed during a vote.
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And this weekend, it wasn't hard to see him going through the stages somewhat out of order as they relate to his campaign: the acceptance, the anger, the denial.
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This seems intentional, too, however — rather like watching a TV show with episodes that can be skipped or watched out of order, and characters who remain comfortably predictable throughout.
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It turns out that the only thing the revealer had to do with the bathroom is that sometimes we will see an OUT OF ORDER SIGN in the loo.
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In some ways, iOS 212's main feature was that it was packed with bugs, with autocorrect bugs, messages arriving out of order and the Calculator app not calculating properly.
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Out-of-order reruns can be confusing, so program developers preferred series such as CBS hits "The Big Bang Theory" or "NCIS," which wrap up a story in each episode.
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"The Lost and the Plunderers" pulls a bit of narrative somersaulting, showing a sequence of events out of order that starts with Rick and Negan establishing communication over walkie-talkies.
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"That wouldn't be fair and any person with football at heart would admit that would be totally out of order," Dalglish wrote in his column for The Sunday Post newspaper.
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How many times have you located the rare platform escalator and found the dreaded orange traffic cone in front of it, indicating that it is, once again, out of order?
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The Republican leader, John J. Flanagan of Long Island, objected, telling Ms. Hochul that Ms. Krueger's comments were out of order, after asking the lieutenant governor to adjust her microphone.
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As the debate progressed, some members held that the renaming of the dam constituted a substantive change in the legislation and therefore was out of order in an appropriations bill.
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I loved Cillian Murphy, whose character arc was the movie's best approximation of something more "traditional," except it was told out of order, because this is a Christopher Nolan movie.
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So, if you turn off "Show the best Tweets first" right now, you'll still see some tweets that appear to be out of order just because someone retweeted an older post.
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During the opening moments of Guy Ritchie's frantic, sloppy fantasy-babble epic King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword, viewers may wonder whether the theater somehow got the reels out of order.
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That can be a real headache if you're picking up a narrative podcast like Serial, where hearing episodes out of order ruins the surprise and can be just plain confusing, too.
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You couldn't have a lot of change in Jack, because if they wanted to run episodes out of order, all of a sudden he's one way here and another way there.
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Officials say that the mall's fire alarm had been out of order for days, and that a security guard failed to alert patrons of the fire over the public-announcement system.
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"The reversing the order may not be apparent to either new users or previous users of the product, increasing the likelihood of taking the tablets out of order," said the announcement.
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His 1997 comedy, based on a play titled Out of Order by English playwright Ray Cooney, holds the record for ticket sales among Hungarian movies produced over the past two decades.
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Mazie Hirono (D-HI) said it was "out of order" that the Republican-controlled committee required lawmakers to "pre-clear" questions, documents, and videos they'd like to use during the hearing.
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And then during the shoot, I kept this diary, because I needed to track where she was at each moment, since we shoot out of order and she changes so dramatically.
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You might place an "out of order" sign on the washing machine, but this will prevent you from doing your own laundry — and will make an unpleasant houseguest even more so.
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The narrative of "Lanark" unfolds out of order — it begins with Book Three — and the focus shifts between the parallel universes of postwar Glasgow and a futuristic, hellish universe called Unthank.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi attempted to bring up a "privileged resolution" criticizing the Nunes memo release, but it was ruled out of order in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives.
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Their stories are told in short passages, presented out of order and in present tense, as if these still-vibrant personalities are inhabiting all moments, simultaneously old, young and middle-aged.
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I spent close to an hour trying to figure out how to get up a particular flight of stairs; it turned out I just needed to remove the "out of order" sign.
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He employs a controversial method known as the "Forrest Bounce," in which the contestant jumps around from category to category, choosing tiles out of order to throw off his or her opponents.
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One poem, "By Chance the Cycladic People," is apparently deconstructed and reassembled out of order—perhaps by the aforementioned randomizer—with numerical clues left that point to a more intellectually logical progression.
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Several conservatives attempted to introduce amendments in the House Rules Committee to negate some of the omnibus provisions they didn't agree with Wednesday, which were ultimately ruled out of order in committee.
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Senator Richard Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut, denounced the hearing as "a charade and a mockery" and repeatedly moved to adjourn, while Mr. Grassley ruled him out of order over and over again.
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In an interview, Mr. Rajapaksa's son Namal said that his father would not resign and insisted that the speaker of Parliament, Karu Jayasuriya, had acted out of order in conducting the vote.
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Every drop is disorienting, but eventually Dietz understands that she's experiencing the war out of order, jumping back and forth within her own experience of it every time she's turned into light.
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But a country-wide tsunami warning system of buoys connected to seabed sensors has been out of order since 2012 due to vandalism, neglect and a lack of public funds, authorities say.
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A Minnesota elector was replaced as well and in Maine, elector David Bright initially cast a vote for Bernie Sanders but recast it for Clinton after he was deemed out of order.
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The company began circulating the out-of-order samples approximately nine months ago, in August—though according to the Wall Street Journal Allegan isn't aware the error has led to any unintended pregnancies.
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The idea that that would constitute some kind of violation of the law, to me, it seems not only a bizarre legal theory and untested but frankly, out of order under our Constitution.
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But more and more people are doing things a little out of order and taking a break from the stress (and strife) of wedding planning and opting to get away before the ceremony.
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Fears over election accuracy and security -- be that in the form of alleged voter fraud, voting system hacking by foreign or domestic powers, out-of-order voting machines, issues at polling places, etc.
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After a procedural vote to open debate barely passed this week, the Senate embarked on a bizarre "vote-o-rama" that showed just how tortured, out-of-order and secretive the process was.
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The goal is no longer to produce a hundred discrete episodes and sell them into syndication—where episodes would often be viewed out of order—but to addict viewers with a serialized narrative.
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Harvard University Kennedy School of Government Professor Thomas Patterson wrote in his book "Out of Order" that the path to the presidency runs through the newsrooms of America, for better and for worse.
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CHICAGO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - With its lonely hallways, half-shut food court and out-of-order restrooms, the River Oaks Center mall in suburban Chicago seems like an unlikely place to make money.
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But it turns out Mr. Durst's remarks were significantly edited; rather than being consecutive, the two sentences had been plucked from among the 22009 in his rambling remarks, and presented out of order.
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The need for an experienced bench coach became apparent in May when Callaway, in his first season as a manager, filled out his scorecard incorrectly, prompting the Mets to bat out of order.
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Divided into two parts, the film unfolds in a series of vignettes — essentially beginning with the death of the family patriarch (Pete Postlethwaite) — that proceed out of order but have an intuitive logic.
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This was his first managing job in the majors, and he quickly faced an embarrassing episode: The Mets batted out of order against the Reds in May 2018 and were penalized an out.
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While they have become often out of order and otherwise neglected in recent years, dispensers for hand sanitizer are still found in most public buildings at their entrances and dotted along their hallways.
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After detectives went looking for surveillance video, they found footage from at least five nearby stores and buildings, a bonanza in a neighborhood where security cameras are scarce and often out of order.
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The Mets lost for the 22th time in 103 games on an afternoon "highlighted" by a first inning in which a double by Asdrubal Cabrera was nullified because he batted out of order.
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Most House Democrats participated in the unprecedented effort and broke longstanding rules about protesting in groups, political activity and speaking out of order when the chair gavels it's time to move onto other business.
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Update: In a recent tweet, Alyssa Mastromonaco, former deputy chief of staff for operations to President Obama, suggested that the White House tampon machine installed thanks to her initiative is now out of order.
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Per Buzzfeed, the app saves you the emotional turmoil of dreaming of a McFlurry, only to be crushingly disappointed by an employee pointing to the "Out of Order" sign above their soft-serve machine.
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I promise there's a reason I'm telling this a little out of order, so let's jump back to the beginning of the episode at Becca's perfectly intact laboratory that our team found last week.
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Cole said he's never seen a lawmaker abandon the chair of the House, never seen a Speaker's words be ruled out of order and never seen a House majority vote to reinstate those words.
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But I watched them, so you wouldn't have to—I purposely kept them out of order below rather than ranking them, as each is truly good and mostly TERRIBLE in its own unique way.
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Photoshop doesn't know how to handle the images sent back from Mars -- the photo editing software used by photographers would stitch images together and create a jumbled picture of Mars, completely out of order.
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David/Bud arrives for his after-school job at the local soda shop to find out that his boss, Mr. Johnson, is stupefied when their daily tasks are done late or out of order.
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McNamara went on to say that for her, the most challenging aspect was "just trying to keep track of it all," since scenes are filmed out of order and the shooting schedule is hectic.
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Luckily for Allen, she's already done it out of order and had her pop breakdown before she discovered the path she'd rather be on and that she doesn't give a fuck about being on trend.
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In a jackpotting attack, hackers—often dressed as technicians to deflect suspicion—penetrate an ATM's physical and digital security, install malware, establish remote access, and set it up to display an out-of-order screen.
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Soldiers are broken into beams of light and beamed down into combat, and after being deployed again and again, Dietz begins to experience the war in strange ways, slipping through time and out of order.
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"You put the chairman in an awful bad position at this point, because I don't disagree with anything Senator Cornyn said but I'm not sure I want to rule anyone out of order," Grassley said.
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On Fischer's podcast, Office Ladies, she and former co-star Angela Kinsey revealed that the episodes in Season 1 were shot out of order, so I guess it's possible the same happened in Season 2?
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Sandy Levin (D-Mich.), a former chairman of the committee, seemed particularly upset and said that the last-minute of introduction of a complex amendment without advance notice, questions or debate was out of order.
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Still, the session was tense at times, as Republicans — who have for weeks accused Mr. Schiff of running roughshod over them — made parliamentary points that the chairman, banging his gavel, repeatedly ruled out of order.
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Grassley seemed at first dumbfounded by the effort, but quickly grew incensed, declaring the Democrats were "out of order," and flatly refusing to consider their motions to vote on the basis that they were violating procedure.
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Wild Rose School Division Superintendent Brad Volkman said the derogatory acronym the boys used on their poster -- slang for "that ho over there" -- was "clearly out of order" and was addressed immediately by the school's principal.
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Then once you're past that, now you can engage in regular stimulus, but you can't really do those out of order and you can't try to do old-fashioned stimulus while the virus is still raging.
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This sort of thing happened often enough: Iranian authorities harassed or intimidated scholars, particularly those from the United States or Britain, telling them their visas were out of order and eventually sending them on their way.
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Because she was a vampire and had to go through all these different time periods, there was a lot of research and they shot out of order and it was sometimes three or four looks a day.
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Many times the teams getting a choice have made the safe pick and taken the lowest possible seed, perhaps not wanting to be second-guessed or to fire up an opponent by picking it out of order.
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I happen to follow three categories of accounts—tech/general news, soccer, and pro-wrestling—and this morning upon loading my timeline there were several out-of-order tweets discussing a pro-wrestling event that occurred overnight.
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"Using the tax bill to assert an ideological definition of when life begins is so out of bounds that we're pleased that the Parliamentarian ruled it out of order," NARAL President Ilyse Hogue said in a statement.
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So you are going to learn things about these characters out of order, and that's going to be our own way of bending the genre of a dramedy to keep people on their toes a little bit.
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But a slump in oil prices has made it impossible for Nigeria to purchase items like fuel, which it must purchase despite pumping 1.8 million barrels per day because its outdated refineries are often out of order.
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If they begin to dress up already-considered amendments in new clothes, just for the sake of extending the voting period, they can be ruled out of order and shut down with a ruling from the chair.
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Lindsey: Yeah and I think the other thing, too, is now that the algorithm, the dreaded algorithm, puts things desperately out of order, you have to figure out now new ways to get your stuff out there.
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Another episode that almost reaches the heights of "Fish Out of Water" gives us Beatrice's backstory, but only in the garbled, out of order flashbacks that might come from the brain of an older woman with dementia.
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Because the novel and the Hulu series are told from Miles "Pudge" Halter's very limited perspective — he's an adolescent boy who wants her to be his manic pixie dream girl — we get Alaska's story out of order.
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Guccione said he was "dumbfounded" and "saddened" after watching footage of the fight, which broke out between 12 adults and one teen after Cordova ruled that one of the 7-year-old players had batted out of order.
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Since Instagram's algorithmic, out-of-order timeline is a mystery to all humankind, the company has rolled out a new feature that will let you know when you've scrolled through all new posts from the last 48 hours.
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If a quake that size hit SoCal today, it would cause over 1,800 deaths, 50,000 injuries, $200 billion in damages, and send its sewage system out of order for months, according to a 2008 US Geological Survey report.
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NASA received two separate complaints involving this flight, which is important for keeping timelines straight (and it's why the next three graphs will seem out of order—more on what allegedly happened on the flight in a moment).
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In telephone and email conversations ahead of the finale, Mr. Wright discussed the show's puzzle-solving appeal, the usefulness of shooting scenes out of order and what it's like reading fan theories about his own work on Reddit.
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Applying these principles out of order, let's say by putting law first, doesn't provide any clear benefit, but most certainly runs the risk of prematurely and blindly excluding solutions that might otherwise clear the engineering and financial hurdles.
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It was only the Mets' second win in 10 games, and it came in their first game since an embarrassing gaffe in Wednesday's loss to Cincinnati in which they batted out of order, squashing a first-inning rally.
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"The truth is, we actually had to sneak it in because the Oscars sat me down before and said they didn't want me to do anything out of order," the comedian told ITV's Good Morning Britain, The Guardian writes.
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The film almost feels dream-like in that sense: You can remember the overall feeling, and individual parts make perfect sense; but try and explain it to someone else out of order, and it all comes off random and disjointed.
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Right now, it can be a struggle to follow long threads with many different replies because replies often appear out of order and you need to do a lot of tapping around in the app in order to detangle a conversation.
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When it comes to watching television, viewers typically watch everything in the same order — the show will either have a certain broadcast order, or its story will be such that watching it out of order would turn it into nonsense.
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The ARM enthusiasm on this front among pundits and analysts is way overblown—you don't just sprinkle magic out-of-order pixie dust on a mobile phone CPU core and turn it into a Core i286, i286, or Xeon competitor.
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They disregarded those presiding over the chamber who cut off the session and instead remained in an empty chamber filming their protest on social media, which news outlets used in reports, even after being warned repeatedly they were out of order.
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The kind of racialized, classist mockery implicit in such a conflation of Chineseness with destitution continues inside the gallery, which features defunct ATMs taped over with makeshift "Out of Order" signs, overflowing trash bins, and a broken patchwork of a floor.
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The awkward mesh of animal instinct and the gaping abyss of human desire means we are forever out of order, forever trying to fill the void, forever imposing our disorder on the world around us and it is wreaking absolute havoc.
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Biden was still working out some small hiccups in getting accustomed to webcasting, not knowing for a few moments before he spoke that he was live and, briefly at one point, losing his place when his notes appeared out of order.
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But the Senate parliamentarian ruled the "tuition-paying" student requirement out of order, and Republicans likely will have to drop it from the bill so that it meets the Byrd rule, which bars "extraneous matter" from a piece of reconciliation legislation.
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In this day and age, you know that people are going to go on some streaming service, listen to each song for a second, and then pick out a few that they really like and listen to them out of order.
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"The ATM was out of order for a few days and when our technicians opened the kiosk we were shocked to find shredded notes and a dead rat," Chandan Sharma, the branch manager for the State Bank of India's Tinsukia location, told Reuters .
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Using the real-world theory of linguistic relativity — which states, controversially, that what language we speak affects how our brain works — Chiang transforms Louise's life into a series of out-of-order moments that can be experienced singularly, including her daughter's eventual death.
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If we had that system here, there would be no more boarding slowdowns because of transit cards held the wrong way, no more slowdowns because street machines are out of order, no more relocating bus stops because sidewalks can't accommodate fare machines.
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Another key provision for market stability — the funding of Obamacare's cost-sharing reductions, currently in limbo because of an ongoing Republican lawsuit — was also said to be out of order under the Senate rules, according to a summary posted on the Senate Budget Committee website.
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"The ATM was out of order for a few days and when our technicians opened the kiosk we were shocked to find shredded notes and a dead rat," said Chandan Sharma, SBI branch manager in the town of Tinsukia in the northeastern state of Assam.
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The head of Russia's Investigative Committee, which handles major crimes, said the fire alarm system in the mall had been out of order since March 19 and a security guard had not turned on the public address system to warn people to evacuate the building.
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Managers told employees to install equipment out of order to make it "appear to Boeing executives in Chicago, the aircraft purchasers and Boeing's shareholders that the work is being performed on schedule, where in fact the aircraft is far behind schedule," according to their complaints.
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Other things like Loves of Carmen, that's something that's been in the collection since the '235s, but it was a print that came from the Czech Republic's National Film Archive with Czech intertitles, not a very good image quality, scenes out of order, the usual problems.
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Sitting in the lobby just outside the mo-cap studio is an old, out-of-order arcade version of Street Fighter II. Then the door opens, and we see the studio—a sprawling, warehouse-like space with dozens of cameras affixed to metal scaffolding, 20 feet in the air.
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Scheduling the whole season is an amazing puzzle, especially with a cast this size, where you have to take the sequence out of order, because we had 600 extras working on the scene for a week, and then that went down to 400 the next week, and so on.
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Five volumes followed as Logue tackled sections of the "Iliad" out of order: "War Music" (1981), "Kings" (1991), "The Husbands" (1995), "All Day Permanent Red" (2003) — the title taken from a lipstick ad, the volume describing the blood flowing in the "Iliad's" first battle scenes — and "Cold Calls" (2005).
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"We had nine separate investigations into Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE—" he said before Chaffetz declared him out of order.
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And the truth is, it still has some rough edges: The game's story feels either out of order or missing a chapter; the characters and levels often do have a certain unfinished, concept-art style to them; it's currently missing a character that was promised as a Kickstarter goal.
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The flurry of changes since the co-founder retook control have been numerous: an algorithmic timeline that shows tweets out of order; a plan to expand the character limit for tweets; a handful of anti-harassment measures; the Moments tab; and increased investment in live-streaming with its standalone Periscope app.
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"To ask an African American in the chair to have to be complicit in ruling 'out of order' speaking the truth about the racist remarks of the president is a bridge too far for, certainly, Emanuel Cleaver, and probably for most of my [Democratic] colleagues in the House," Connolly said.
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A week before The Accountant, The Girl on the Train took viewers on a different sort of ride, hiding its string of third-act reveals in a grab bag of deceptive storytelling tricks: The story is told out of order, and events that didn't happen are presented as if they did.
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The series ran for just three seasons, with plenty of obstacles in its way: Season one aired completely out of order, and over the course of Happy Endings' three-season run, it switched time slots multiple times while its network, ABC, put only minimal effort into its publicity and marketing.
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"This was like all independent movies where you don't have enough money and you don't have enough time and you shoot everything out of order... So it was a nice surprise to hear everyone in the crowd laughing and some people crying and it was a good feeling," he said.
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Twitter is now testing with a small number of iOS users a homescreen button that lets you instantly switch from its algorithmic timeline that shows the best tweets first but out of order to the old reverse chronological feed that only shows people you follow — no tweets liked by friends or other randomness.
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Then I noticed that there were LP phrases in the Downs as well, and more in the Acrosses, all out of order, and I somehow convinced myself that this was going to be some nightmarish vowel progression from heck that the editors cooked up because I once said I didn't like that theme.
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One of the most predominant theories about what's going on in this season of Twin Peaks is that time has broken down somehow, that the universe has split open and started to devour our reality in a way that causes things to loop and repeat themselves, or events to happen out of order.
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WATTERS: Dana brought up a point about, you know, the Democrats consistently and constantly throughout the day attacked and interrupted and made a spectacle whenever a Republican was getting close to something, they would get out of order -- let&aposs just look at some of the contentious back- and-forth that happened during the hearing.
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Headlines occasionally recount horror stories of how Britain is failing on this front, like how the Paralympian Anne Wafula-Strike had to wet herself on a train in 2015 because the disabled bathroom was out of order, or how disabled people report crawling along the floors of bathrooms that do not have a disabled facility.
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Here are a couple of screenshots from a tipster who has been in the test group for several months: You have to look close to see that the tweets are out of order: in this case, a few tweets from nine or ten hours ago show up before one that was posted two hours ago.
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" From there, the debate broke out into a discussion on dealing with "unparliamentary language" to which Assistant Deputy Speaker Anthony Rota of the liberal party helpfully provided some mediation: "There are times in the chamber when passion takes over, things get heated, and sometimes we say things that are out of order or that may not be parliamentary.
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The book is organized by theme, not chronology, which sometimes makes it a jumble, particularly when events that led to one another are presented out of order: The battle inside the Republican Party between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller in 1964, for example, comes before the conservative-versus-establishment showdown between Robert Taft and Dwight Eisenhower in 1952.
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When he fails in this – when, from absence of mind or reluctance to copy slavishly, the distribution of the strokes falls out of order and the structure of the body is loosely shaped – then, to what is splendid and to what are the pitfalls in this art, he is equally, stranger, and such he will remain.
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Sartorially speaking, Days 2 through 4 are all out of order in my memory, but I can tell you this: There was a red bandanna worn as a neckerchief, along with a white linen shirt from Uniqlo, brown linen pants from eBay and my sage Barbour coat, which I bought new with tags from a fashion blogger on DePop.
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Originally, the stories were published sort-of out of order, so let's just jump to how they are now: There are two volumes, The Last Wish and Sword of Destiny (though The Last Wish was published after Sword of Destiny) which tell the story of Geralt, but then there are more Saga volumes, and stand-alone novels… it's very confusing.
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Then it tragically left this world, with technicians only finding its mortal remains amid a pile of shredded banknotes:"The ATM was out of order for a few days and when our technicians opened the kiosk we were shocked to find shredded notes and a dead rat," said Chandan Sharma, SBI branch manager in the town of Tinsukia in the northeastern state of Assam.
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Half the crowd is taking it far too seriously (parliamentarian Kimo Gandall keeps yelling, "Sir, you are out of order!" to anyone who talks without being called on; eventually people try to vote to remove him, which fails) and the other half is treating it like a complete joke ("I'm voting on whoever will annoy me the least," says one man in the gallery).
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So Hillary threw aside her prepared speech and gave a response and a rebuke to Brooke, saying that she and her generation had been patronized too long by such attitudes as he expressed in this rather thoughtless speech of his, and that she could not stand there in good conscience and let this moment pass without saying that this was really out of order.
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Brian working as an undercover FBI agent to infiltrate the smuggling gang led by Diesel's Dominic Toretto is reminiscent of the Bo Brady storyline on Days of Our Lives; the chronology of the series is out of order (2006's Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift actually takes place after 2013's Fast & Furious 6), similar to the flashbacks and timeline changes in Passions.
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"Sleepless Nights" brings the profound gift of plotlessness, as it is organized more like a piece of music than like a traditional novel, with its long slow build of themes and lives; as such, you can open it to any chapter and start to read, just as you can play movements from a symphony out of order without damaging the experience of letting individual movements pour over you.
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John LewisJohn LewisCummings invites Trump to visit Baltimore House Democrat knocks Trump's Cummings tweet: 'This guy is a terrible, terrible human being' George Wallace's daughter: 'I saw Daddy a lot' during 2016 election MORE (D-Ga.) alleged that Byrne's remarks were out of order when he referenced House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Trump says he accepts US intel on Russia -- then adds it 'could be other people also' Trump printout of Putin comments includes handwritten 'there was no collusion' House conservatives criticize media, not Trump, for Putin furor Obama appears to rebuke Trump in Mandela lecture Ryan: Trump's conference with Putin not treasonous Resolution rebuking Trump over Putin ruled out of order by House SPARKS FLY AT SOCIAL MEDIA HEARING: Lawmakers clashed Tuesday at a contentious hearing over claims that social media platforms and tech companies are biased against conservative viewpoints.
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J.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (Calif.) and Richard Blumenthal (Conn.) were speaking out of order, personally attacking Judiciary Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) and demanding the hearing be adjourned.
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