We take down our lights, pack up the CDJs, unplug the fog machine, rip down streamers, and climb up ladders to pack up projectors we'd only finished installing two hours ago.
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I pack up the returns, read, and go to bed.
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We pack up and drive to a local tennis court.
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I pack up my coffee and I'm out the door.
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Then I shower, pack up my toiletries, and head out.
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After laundry is done, we pack up and head out.
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We pack up the car and head to the venue.
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I clean up the kitchen and pack up everything else.
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Tell the Durant jersey to pack up and move out.
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But we're not going to pack up and go home.
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Or people who could help you pack up and move?
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Now, it is watching them pack up and move out.
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At some point, I pack up food for work tomorrow.
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Terror tourists, pack up the car and the stress snacks.
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After we eat they pack up the rest for lunch.
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Why don't you pack up your gear and clear out?
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Doctors have expressed fears that his kidneys could pack up.
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ONE DAY • Pack up the food you're taking with you.
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In the first verse, I pack up, ready to go.
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Amazon has decided to pack up and leave New York.
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It is sold as single unit (for up to 33,000 square feet), two-pack (up to 4,000 square feet), and three-pack (up to 6,000 square feet) configurations for $149.99, $299.99, and $399.99, respectively.
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We pack up our stuff and head to the tube station.
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I pack up and head a few doors down to Muji.
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Pack Up + Go plans surprise three-day weekend trips across America.
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So tomorrow I will pack up my brand new MacBook Pro.
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A Zumwalt can pack up to 600 rounds in its magazine.
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Then I pack up my bag and head to the theater.
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I rejoice and pack up the other three pairs to return.
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Pack up my stuff, kiss BF goodbye, and hit the road.
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In McClure, Randy Seyer helped his sister pack up her home.
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Pack up your branded rainbow swag and leave my community alone.
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I will pack up my old Swagways and send them back.
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"US forces won't simply pack up and go home," said Wallace.
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Meanwhile, backstage, the hair and makeup teams pack up their suitcases …
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Pack up the pets and small humans and leave mom alone.
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Pack up the car and doggo to head to our house.
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Mariel offers Jacqui another option -- pack up the cats and GTFO.
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Or, will you pack up your things and call it quits?
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So we all shower, pack up, and leave by 10 a.m.
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The crowd begins to pack up before the trophies are awarded.
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He's not going to pack up that food truck and leave quickly.
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After I finish eating, I pack up the leftovers for lunch tomorrow.
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And they can still pack up and move everything in a hour.
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Now finish your seasons, pack up and get out of your stadiums.
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Maybe even pack up your activism supplies in a durable feminist tote.
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I pack up the dog's special bland diet food and we're off.
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For people who pack up and leave abusive relationships, this seems appropriate.
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It is regular chain and you can't refuse so go pack up.
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I pack up leftovers and bring them over to my friend's house.
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I pack up my stuff, starving and sleepy from the long day.
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I rush around, pack up leftovers for lunch, and make a smoothie.
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I pack up leftover almond crusted-chicken with spinach and corn salad.
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Johanna reminds me again to pack up and head out the door.
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I pack up my bags (full of milk!) and head to daycare.
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US companies typically give laid-off employees just hours to pack up.
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But when I pack up in two short weeks, it's for indefinitely.
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The government has been encouraging Chinese families to pack up and go.
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The math makes the decision to pack up shop and build simple.
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If I pack up everything — twins and all — it means I'm out!
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We are not, however, saying the demonstrators should pack up their placards.
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The Brackeens had three days to pack up Zachary and say goodbye.
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We shower, get dressed and pack up our suitcases to check out.
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In that case, it may be time to pack up and move.
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I pack up my yogurt for breakfast and head into the office.
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We pack up for the umpteenth time and head to our car.
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Moss is about to pack up his corner office in lower Manhattan.
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The Raiders may be the next team to pack up and move.
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He lamented having to pack up the couple's belongings at their penthouse.
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I take way too long getting ready, pack up, and check out downstairs.
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I pack up my things and leave to catch the bus to yoga.
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I get dressed for the gym and pack up my bag for work.
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I pack up most of it to use for lunches throughout the week.
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We knew that we needed to pack up everything we wanted to save.
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Despite that danger, you don't need to pack up your surfboard for good.
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Sharply raising taxes might cause rich Scots to pack up and move south.
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There's even an audience for how creators pack up their artwork for shipment.
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I was going to pack up my anxieties and leave them with Mom.
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Britain's 73 MEPs will pack up their offices and send their assistants home.
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I pack up my stuff a little early and drive to the gym.
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That's a pretty big commitment, to pack up your life and move states.
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Was it difficult deciding to pack up and leave your home in Alaska?
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I pack up my suitcase after eating and we head to the airport.
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At that time, I decided to pack up shop and move to Minneapolis.
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Around sunset, Miller and the others will pack up for the final time.
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Pack up your family and escape the panic, crowds and empty market shelves.
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Most undergraduates had less than three days to pack up and move out.
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And he would like to just pack up and go with Missandei somewhere.
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Still, Mr. Reginella decided to pack up, which took less than five minutes.
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We pack up the pup and head to a dog-friendly bar downtown.
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Then they will pack up their derricks and their dreams and move on.
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He estimates it will take about 20,000 boxes to pack up his inventory.
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I pack up a change of clothes and head out by 8:20.
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Many stills were portable, easy to pack up when the authorities were near.
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In the fading light, we pack up our two motorcycles with the purchases.
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Ms. Gajecka, the neighbor, saw him and his wife pack up and leave.
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Villagers said nearly 200 pack up and leave each year, either temporarily or permanently.
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There was an orange fireball approaching, so he decided to pack up and leave.
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I pack up my gym clothes and pick out an outfit for the day.
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Then I pack up my lunch and head to the car at 8:15.
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The pup and I pack up, and she gets pats from her adoring public.
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Just landed back home and had 1 hour to pack up & evacuate our home.
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Kugler, however, said he wouldn't be able to pack up and leave that soon.
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I breathe a sigh of relief, pack up, and head out for the day.
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Cape Town will make you want to pack up your life and move there.
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She has also seen women pack up their bags and return to the perpetrator.
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The timing couldn't be better, as everyone's starting to pack up for the holidays.
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I get dressed, pack up my stuff, and grab a granola bar I brought.
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We both rush to get ready and pack up the car with tailgate essentials.
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The county sheriff's also telling the militia men to pack up and roll out.
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For check-out, guests can simply pack up and go by their designated time.
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Thousands of freshmen will pack up their belongings and move into a dorm room.
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So I had to pack up, leave the table, and get the iced coffee.
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When it gets dark, High Street on Hudson doesn't entirely pack up the bakery.
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As we pack up to go, a few women compliment me for tagging along.
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If that's all we're going to do, then we should really pack up now.
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We enjoy another great Moroccan breakfast and pack up to head back to town.
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Plus, when it&aposs time to travel, these are particularly easy to pack up.
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I am like, Fuck, I am going to literally have to pack up and leave.
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After the waterfall, we pack up and head home, enjoying the sunset from the Jeep.
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Afterward, we had to pack up the equipment (I wasn't involved with the counting process).
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We pack up quickly when we realize it's getting close to A.'s nap time.
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Pack up those pants, ladies, because leg bare-ing season will soon be upon us.
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Should people living in areas prone to flooding and shoreline erosion pack up and leave?
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The photographers congratulate Hilton on her engagement, prompting her security team to pack up, swiftly.
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US officials are making it clear they do not want to have to pack up.
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I get changed, pack up, and head downstairs to spend the morning with my parents.
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I wake up, pack up the last of my toiletries, and get down to business.
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Within minutes, she called Njoki's older sister and ordered her to pack up their belongings.
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Pack up your winter fragrance with your collection of pashminas and spritz on something lighter.
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Don't pack up and leave town just yet — you'll need a place to land first.
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Meanwhile, Rotondo has been scrambling to pack up his shit before the week is up.
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"I actually think a lot of these people will pack up and go," he says.
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Every few days, they would pack up, move to a new house and begin again.
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I am OVER IT. I pack up for the day and make my way home.
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The only real solution presented is for the other side to pack up and leave.
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If a company hangs on through the election, union organizers often pack up and leave.
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Summer may be gone, but don't pack up your grill in sullen defeat just yet.
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Our lawyers were basically telling us that we should prepare to pack up our things.
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If these woody wonders pack up and move, the delicate system can be thrown off balance.
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Once I make it to the office, I grab my supplies and pack up the truck.
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People who pack up and transport their house twice a year become choosy about their possessions.
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We ski down a narrow couloir into a beautiful valley — then boot pack up another mountain.
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The others pack up breakfast and get everything mostly tidied while I do a quick stow.
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I pack up two boxes of leftovers to take home for me, T., and my roommates.
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While my parents are gone I get ready for the day and pack up my bag.
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I pack up half of the dessert and take the dogs to go visit my grandparents.
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"There have been so many reasons for advocates to pack up and go home," he said.
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I also pack up clothes and toiletries for tomorrow, as I'm staying at my boyfriend's tonight.
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I eat half and pack up the rest (plus a sweet potato) for my lunch tomorrow.
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After I pack up the leftovers, I do some online shopping for two upcoming baby showers.
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I told him to use that time to go home and pack up all his s—.
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I pack up our stuff and B. and I hit the road back home around 1.
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I spend a few minutes confirming a few details with my boss and then pack up.
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After spending two weeks rotating between camps, it was time to pack up and head home.
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Business advocacy and real estate are decrying the retail giant's decision to pack up and leave.
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I pack up my things and tell Solondz that I found the film almost painfully depressing.
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If these people pack up and leave, the local restaurant won't even get that occasional business.
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I pack up my lunch and snacks for the day while I wait for my turn.
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They pack up their children, and the colony's animals, and leave Molotschna before the men return.
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You know that your friend will soon pack up and disappear again for a long time.
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Does she not realize that the giant, job-providing company could pack up and leave Seattle?
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Ricardo, the process engineer from Mexico, had arrived with his team to pack up the Tocco.
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When the lease on his Tel Aviv apartment expires, he plans to pack up for good.
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I shower, pack up the rest of my stuff, and realize my headphones have walked off.
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I pack up my tea and the smoothie once they're ready and trudge out the door.
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I did not use my car once until it was time to pack up and go.
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We pack up the collection in numbered garment bags so it's faster to unpack and repack.
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I pack up, put on my tennis shoes, and hit the road for the walk home.
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HOUSTON — Looking for an excuse to pack up the car for a road trip this weekend?
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I pack up a to-go plate since there's lots of leftover food from the caterer.
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When business was slow, the boys would assemble products or pack up shipments in the back.
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Or, did she pack up her bags and head out after an unsuccessful dig into Celeste's past?
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Utqiagvik is, in many ways, lucky—elsewhere, folks are already being forced to pack up and move.
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Then one day they would pack up and leave, taking something more with them than their clothes.
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I pack up a lunch for tomorrow, and eat a little of the pasta for lunch today.
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Later, he and Gilly pack up their things to leave the Citadel – all 15,782 steps of it.
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I pack up my computer to finish a few tasks from home and hop onto the train.
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Once I feel somewhat better, I pack up my scuba gear and liquor before heading to bed.
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When your fetus tells you to pack up and move, you move — even if you're Megan Fox.
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During a hot December, the Chandlers pack up and head to a cabin for maximum holiday fun.
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Alas, I had to pack up and leave in the eighth inning to prepare for postgame festivities.
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What was causing you to suddenly pack up and leave the life you built in San Francisco?
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I was so sad to see Cynthia and her celebrated cucu pack up and leave the show.
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Legco president Andrew Leung Kwan-yuen said he would give them a few days to pack up.
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While they're all talking, I pack up Etsy orders from my shop that are ready to ship.
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Time, perhaps, for Trump to pack up his golf clubs and dust off his ping pong paddles.
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It might even be bad enough to force your friends to pack up their things and leave.
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EG: Do you think everyone should pack up and go to Standing Rock to show their support?
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As the fire expanded and shifted south, they were forced to again pack up and find refuge.
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You can pack up what you don't want and schedule a UPS pick-up to grab it.
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We would rehearse every Sunday morning, pack up the stuff and head down to this huge market.
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But it seems the much-loved pack-up could be contributing to Britain's growing childhood obesity problem.
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Other businesses have said it is hard to pack up and move due to supply chain concentration.
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Will the assembled armed groups who have fought their way there just pack up and go home?
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" Mr. Thompson said that a day would inevitably come when he, too, would pack up his "S.
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But Elizabeth's greatest trial — short of being told to pack up and run — was still to come.
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The food was served in cardboard boxes, similar to how you pack up your groceries at Aldi.
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Each spaceship could ostensibly ferry 100 people to Mars and pack up to 100 tons of payload.
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I pack up my library books and play with my cats, then head to the grocery store.
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"She just walked past and said, 'You better pack up your kids and leave,'" Ms. Flowers recalled.
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Mr. Hale had thought he would be able to pack up his tools, dishes and camping gear.
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According to multiple sources, Priscilla Chan's assistant Jordan Fox went to Smith's to pack up Christina's belongings.
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I get ready, pack up the last bit of my toiletries, and put them in my luggage.
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Before you pack up, experts advise that you ask yourself a few questions about a new place.
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The wires are too chunky to wrap up, making it difficult to pack up alongside your laptop.
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Being able to pack up and move livestock to fresh pastures gives them an advantage over sedentary farmers.
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They spent last Wednesday home from work to pack up and get their animals to a safe place.
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"I had to pack up all my stuff, put it in people's sheds, in people's homes," she said.
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I don't finish it all, so I pack up the rest to eat for lunch at some point.
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"It's so I can pack up and leave easily," said Haibala, who has spent his life herding animals.
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In any case, Facebook clearly wants to make users wait longer before they can pack up and leave.
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Your friends, almost certainly, don't want to help you pack up boxes from your bedroom, bathroom, or kitchen.
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I help him pack up his stuff, and we chat about the weekend and touch base on life.
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Kourtney was in charge of keeping Kris busy all day, while Kim and a moving company pack up.
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I pack up oatmeal for breakfast and turkey taco meat for lunch and then head out the door.
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I returned just to pack up my place in London; since then, New York has been my home.
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I slowly pack up the items used for the shoot two days ago and do my reimbursement form.
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We pack up around 229:13 and tell everyone to meet us at the sand bar for dinner.
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Why keep fighting when he could easily compromise with his enemies, or pack up and leave Virginia altogether?
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In order to make room for your warm-weather gear, you'll have to pack up your winter garb.
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Granola with almond milk and sliced nectarines for me before washing dishes and starting to pack up camp.
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At the rate temperatures are rising, Anandakrishnan may soon have to pack up his explosives and go elsewhere.
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Excuse us as we pack up all of our things and purchase a one-way ticket to Utah.
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This is serious escapism for folks not ready to pack up and leave for Montreal, Toronto or Windsor.
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I certainly had a moment where I turned to my husband and suggested we pack up and move.
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I have leftover USPS boxes, so I pack up the items to get them shipped out this morning.
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So before you pack up for the holiday weekend, why not do so with something more in mind?
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Not to mention, it's much easier to assemble and pack up post-holiday than its conventionally styled cohorts.
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The principal's assistant told me by phone and made me pack up all my belongings in 20 minutes.
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I eat a quick slice of leftover pizza, pack up the dinner and dog, and hit the road.
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Yet it's difficult to pack up and leave if the person you love isn't coming back with you.
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We get ready for our days and I pack up the extra puttanesca and a tangerine for lunch.
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I would want to make it more official before I pack up a single stapler or office plant.
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We sleepily pack up and stumble to our car that feels even farther away at 3:00 a.m.
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They don't want to pack up and then have to repack their boxes and go back to Caracas.
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If youre not in the top three in South Carolina, its time to pack up and go home.
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An artillery shell exploded in his courtyard and Mr. Khan ordered his family of six to pack up.
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If they're forced to cross a line ... then that's the time to pack up and do something else.
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Trump tells Pruitt to pack up his lotion and leave; the EU allows memes to live another day.
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We walk back to the apartment to eat breakfast (skyr and granola) and pack up for our next stop.
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We pack up our shit, slip out the backdoor, and get as far away from Portland as we can.
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The brothers waited to join them until after they could pack up their homes in Syria, Sarmad Assali said.
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Next, people would pack up their belongings, board a spaceship, and touch down on a much more habitable Mars.
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That's not right, and any country that's interfering and preventing them from getting that ought to pack up, leave.
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Now, he can pack up his own success from Israel and scale it up to an even larger ecosystem.
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He eats breakfast at the hotel while I pack up our bags, and leaves to get his registration packet.
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We pack up the car for the three-hour ride home and immediately fall asleep when we get there.
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I also pack up my lunch, throw another Kaiser roll in a baggy, and pack my coffee to go.
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I just decided that I was going to pack up and leave; I'll just go home and nurse him.
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The biggest evacuation was in Northern California's Sonoma County where 803,280 people were told to pack up and leave.
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I live outside the zone, and so I pack up my tent to head back to my front lawn.
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Thankfully, disaster was averted when federal authorities made the decision to pack up and leave without any prior announcement.
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I shower, wash my hair, and pack up all my laundry that I'm taking to my parents' house today.
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I pack up, count my electronics -- two phones, a laptop, a FitBit -- but don't seem to have enough chargers.
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My husband gets home, and we pack up the dog and take her down for a long beach walk.
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Why was this relative stranger more of a reason to pack up his life and move than I was?
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If the company can't turn a profit with that car, it might as well pack up and head home.
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On one side there's a Micro USB port and a USB-C port for charging this battery pack up.
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The bookmakers pack up their computers and roll them away on dollies, leaving the lawn littered with betting slips.
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It had been almost a lifelong dream, and now we were getting ready to pack up without him playing.
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When it came time to pack up our California home four years ago, I kept the mysterious little bride.
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We get out of bed, pack up our stuff, say goodbye to my aunt and uncle and head out.
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There are fireworks in the park tonight, so I pack up my dinner and head down to watch them.
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And yet the ability to pack up and move at a moment's notice is an "inexplicable feeling," she says.
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I also pack up a box of things my sister couldn't fit in her suitcase to mail to her.
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However, as the sun sets, I pack up my paint, put away the ladder, and consider this piece finished.
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A week before departure, Pack Up and Go Clients receive an email with a weather forecast and packing recommendations.
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When we get back home, I pack up my dog and cat and drive the hour back to my place.
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We pack up the now-dry laundry, check out of the Airbnb, and roll our suitcases to the bus terminal.
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After our hosts leave to do chores I make sandwiches while S showers, then help him pack up the car.
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When the Obamas pack up and move out of the White House in six weeks, they're saying goodbye — for good.
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Dinner is delicious but the portion sizes are huge, so I pack up some leftovers to bring for lunch tomorrow.
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Oh, and the study shows that more tech workers actually want to pack up and get out of Silicon Valley.
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Abani and Ruby Medel pack up samples after a day of reaching out to new customers and sales team members.
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If they started screaming at me and abusing me in the box, I would just pack up and walk out.
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After what they deemed to be slow service during a social event, they told her to pack up her things.
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On the eve of a court hearing on the matter, Kipling suddenly decided to pack up and leave for England.
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I drink a cup, then shower, drink another, have a piece of toast, pack up my stuff, and head out.
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But he's already wondering whether his rivals might pack up shop: "Are they going to be in Wisconsin in January?"
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I pack up my breakfast, lunch, and snacks, let in and feed the kitty, and head out by 83:20.
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I have toast and grapefruit for breakfast and then pack up my to-go coffee, liter of seltzer, and lunch.
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He cited two manufacturing-heavy states, Ohio and Michigan, which he said saw thousands of jobs pack up and leave.
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In many cases workers fear that debtors will take advantage of the seasonal hiatus to pack up and skip town.
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We pack up our tent and go to a house by the beach where one of my aunt's friends lives.
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It would be a lot to ask for some of the world's largest media firms to pack up and leave.
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As the state and local budget crises deepen, some Chicago residents are deciding to pack up and leave the city.
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Pitch your store-bought costume, pack up your original outfit idea, because this is the best Halloween look out there.
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It also nearly convinces me to pack up and follow Guth to wherever her public experiments will happen next. Cheers.
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She met her second husband, Amin Rasheed, now 67, a jewelry artist, when he helped her pack up one night.
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Now's the time to pack up and head somewhere solo, especially if you don't yet have kids or a mortgage.
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People who pack up and fly thousands of miles to start a new life obviously have get-up-and-go.
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In Garden City, Mr. Mohamed said his instinct after he learned of the plot was to pack up and leave.
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In as fast as 30 minutes, it can pack up enough power to fully juice up your devices multiple times.
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There's always been a running belief that with enough political and military pressure, the Jews will pack up and leave.
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For renters, this means an ever-increasing cost of living and for some, an impetus to pack up and leave.
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Her father decides to pack up the Cadillac S.U.V. and head West, and Will can come with him or not.
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It's hardly a great work of biography but it's always been the first book I pack up whenever I've moved.
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It was the day his father planned to pack up his belongings in Las Vegas and join him in Tampa.
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While local politicians watch swaths of people pack up and leave, they continue to prioritize rank partisanship over smart policy.
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I much preferred puzzling to watching my son pack up his countless possessions: camping equipment, snowboard gear, carabiners and ropes.
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Last fall we decided to pack up our three elementary-school-age children for a week in Bucharest and Transylvania.
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Reagan was so furious that she had Limerick pack up her keepsakes and put them in storage for several months.
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If you'd like to stretch your retirement dollars and live on the beach, pack up and head to Costa Rica.
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A performer will come in, play, pack up, and leave without a face-to-face exchange between the two parties.
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But after the TV camera crews pack up and leave, the affected communities are left to pick up the pieces.
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Finding paying work if your current gig won&apost let you pack up and do your job on the go.
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The overstatement stemmed from a translation of Mr. Putin's use of a Russian verb, which can mean to "pack up."
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Likewise, their oaths were declared invalid by the court, and they have been asked to pack up in two weeks.
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Now, the "no-notice" deployment has rocked families as soldiers were given very little time to pack up and leave.
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In this show, directed by Tony Speciale, a brother and sister pack up their mother's home and unpack contradictory memories.
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"It's absolutely heartbreaking to see these people trying to pack up a lifetime of stuff and move elsewhere," Parsons said.
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And on Wednesday, a senior White House official told Bloomberg news that the embassy staff needn't pack up anytime soon.
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But also, we don't feel like if we lose a couple states it's time to pack up and go home.
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Three years ago, she decided to pack up her station wagon and drive out west for some much-needed sun.
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Pack up your puffers, store away your parkas and send your wool coats to the dry cleaners — spring is nearly here.
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I pack up an apple, a container of bell pepper slices, and a huge bottle of ibuprofen to bring to work.
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I'm done with everything I need to do for the week around 2:20, so I pack up and head home.
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"If you are in the evacuation zone, go pack up the suitcase right now and head to higher ground," Corbett said.
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I pack up the grilled chicken ranch wraps I meal prepped yesterday, kiss him goodbye, and head downtown to my office.
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I shower and pack up my lunch as well as some of the leftover cupcakes to bring in for my coworkers.
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Others have chosen to pack up and cross over to neighbor states, while many other have had to just shut down.
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I call an Uber back home ($1063), pack up most of my things, and then book another Uber to meet him.
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We'll easily get three meals out of this, so I pack up some of the lo mein for my lunch tomorrow.
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When it came time to pack up and head to that day's gig, the band thought nothing of Smith running late.
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But what happens after the television crews pack up their equipment, the stadium lights go off and the crowds go home?
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Hillary did not pack up and go home because ... Hillary knows that this is so much bigger than her own disappointment.
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If you've ever felt an itch to pack up your belongings and hit the road, take notes from filmmaker Zach Both.
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Without that, the NCAA will pack up its toys and select some other nice city, one with a spiffier, newer arena.
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On Sundays, we head back home and go to work till Thursday night, pack up, and bring the horses back up.
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First, there were the storms, forcing them to abandon supper, pack up their mosquito nets and sleep contorted in their vehicles.
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If you're wondering, yes, this does pack up into a small suitcase so you can bring it with you while traveling.
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To be clear, most people are not advocating for open borders or for law enforcement to pack up and go home.
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Tollett may be the great impresario of our time, but he looks as if he's there to pack up the gear.
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Some brands of Greek yogurt can pack up to 25 grams of protein per serving, according to Eat This, Not That.
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It sounds like an old joke: How do you pack up, ship and then unfurl a massive — and massively valuable — painting?
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Nonetheless, if your city ranks low on the index, don't feel like you need to pack up and move just yet.
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The organizers pack up all the garbage to take away, leaving the base camps cleaner than before the crowds roared through.
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I usually work from home on Fridays and make sure to pack up my work laptop and the notes I need.
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Podcasters and musicians alike will love this pop-up recording booth, with sound-absorbing panels that can pack up for travel.
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Some of the guys from the bike club back home want me to pack up some stuff, T-shirts and badges.
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To be sure, Clinton does not encourage an unemployed person to pack up and go without trying to find alternate solutions.
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We hang out and enjoy the view of Chefchaouen one last time before heading back to our room to pack up.
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They might not be able to afford to pack up and leave — and we won't let them weather this storm alone.
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"I sort of assumed I was just going to pack up a bindle sack and start roaming the earth," he said.
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They're so big that they won't pack up neatly into the viruses researchers typically use to shuttle editing components into cells.
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In 1991, Mr. Alamo ordered his followers to pack up before federal marshals seized the property to satisfy a court judgment.
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But the N.H.L.'s decision to pack up its pucks and go home has left both a void and an opportunity.
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The citrus fruit spilled out of the cars, which the authorities proceeded to collect in bags and pack up in their van.
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When things got ugly between him and mom (and they often did), he would suddenly pack up and disappear for a while.
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I pack the rest up to return and also pack up the small gift I gave my husband that didn't fit right.
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Soon you'll don your cap and gown, pack up your life into a few boxes, and fly home from whence you came.
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Pack up jars of jam — elephant heart plum and raspberries steeped in rose hips and rose petals — to ship to Santa Barbara.
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I pack up my daughter's bags for preschool, grab a yogurt and protein bar for myself, and we are out the door.
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It can be upsetting to pack up all your stuff, but you know, you're opening the door to a new living experience.
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Being home as the fire still rages is less terrifying now that I know what it takes to pack up and leave.
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From a former employee: On Monday morning, every single Barnes & Noble location told their full-time employees to pack up and leave.
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Cut-offs allow organisers and marshalls to pack up and re-open roads, but they also filter slower runners from the competition.
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That means that Miller made the right decision to pack up and walk away when she lost sight of her battling rattlesnakes.
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Housing and rental prices in many of the country's largest metro areas have soared, inspiring residents to pack up and move out.
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I pack up the stroller with T.'s bottles and food and log into my computer to get ready for the call.
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People elsewhere around their world expressed their PM-envy, many simply saying they are ready to pack up and move to Canada.
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A few minutes before they pack up, a community center employee stops by and asks for fliers for their community bulletin board.
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After a couple of weeks someone on the legal team messaged me and said, 'You want us to pack up your things?
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Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler jetted off to Mexico for a romantic getaway – before they pack up and say goodbye to Chicago!
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When the college gives Selina a hard no on the library, she tells Helen to "pack up [her] crayons" and kick rocks.
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After the waters subside, the news crews pack up, and the long task of rebuilding begins, the world's attention inevitably moves on.
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FTSE was ahead of the pack, up 0.9 percent as sterling slid after a second top-level resignation bruised the UK government.
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On an independent film you get that score you pack up shop and polish the color and sound and ship the movie.
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When things get too hot and trusted friends inevitably start dying, Dutch orders everyone to pack up, move out, and start over.
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"We've got to pack up the old house, get it cleaned up, so we can get our security deposit back," she joked.
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As it stands now, the insurers can just pack up and leave unprofitable Obamacare exchanges without sacrificing their Medicare Advantage cash pile.
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I'd have to pack up my life in New York, quit my full-time job, and set out into the vast unknown.
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Threatening to pack up and go home when only 25 percent of the power grid has been restored seems kind of callous.
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Rather than fight on in Albany, they have decided they will pack up and move to Texas, where Mr. Meador grew up.
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He raced back to camp and urged the team to pack up and prepare for when the floes smashed into each other.
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According to the New York Post, Rotondo was a little shaky on exactly how you pack up your room to begin with.
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By dividing your space, you may avoid having to pack up your life or having to endure another co-op board application.
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After more than 500 performances, "Spamilton" will pack up its knee-high boots and end its Off Broadway run on Jan. 7.
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Like thousands of other college students across the United States, Gracie Kelleher scrambled to pack up her dorm with a stunned sadness.
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Truth be told, it was not the ideal time for the team to pack up and make a trip to Los Angeles.
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Pack up those tin foil hats, because it seems like everyone is Naruto-running down to Area 51 to see them aliens.
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But in 1985 he decided to pack up his camera and focus on his family and full-time job as a paramedic.
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If the community of Shishmaref votes to relocate, it won't necessarily mean that residents will simply pack up and move further inland.
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Employees laid off had their work email accounts terminated, and they were given 10 minutes to pack up their belongings and leave.
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While parts of you may be lovely, it looks like your residents are the ones most likely to pack up and get out.
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The next week, they said, Mark would head back to Washington to pack up his house so he could move in with Priscilla.
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She says that whim decision to pack up and move to Hollywood four years ago definitely paid off, and she's never regretted it.
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Captain Mike Formichella was getting ready to pack up his fishing gear last week when he spotted a huge shadow in the water.
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The D850 features dual SD card slots—so you can instantly pack up images or double the amount of shooting space you have.
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But it was still a tangible trade; one team needed a free roster spot, a player had to pack up and move, etc.
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I slowly pull myself together to pack up and request for a bellhop to load our luggage from the hotel to the car.
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In the episode, the two comedians stir up trouble as they try to pack up all the belongings of an unsuspecting suburban family.
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Employers also exploit the fact that many older people can't pack up and move across the country for different job opportunities, Ghilarducci said.
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Take out the tablet and pack up everything you need, like the Joy-Cons and a portable charger, and you're good to go.
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Before you pack up and set off, bookmark our A-Z guide to the must-not miss sales happening over the long weekend.
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As I pack up, she tells me about the series of beehives that Pinault installed in a green garden on the Kering grounds.
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This is our last day on the boat, so we pack up all of our gear and say goodbye to the boat crew.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I had spent a cold, gray Friday afternoon helping to sort and pack up my mother-in-law's clothes.
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I pack up food for the baby and the diaper bag, and we get the girls in the stroller to walk up there.
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A third of people who left New Jersey also cited retirement as a primary reason for their decision to pack up and go.
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As long as investors have this reassurance, call it the Yellen "put", they are unlikely to pack up and head for the hills.
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I interviewed several others who had to pack up during the Thomas Fire not knowing if or when they'd see their homes again.
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I drive home, pack up, and get ready to drive back to PA. I stop for gas at Costco on the way ($27.89).
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Hong Kong shares led the pack, up almost 210.60 percent in half a day of trading ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday.
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I wasn't looking for someone with one foot in, one foot out and to pack up and leave when the going got tough.
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Yosemite asks cliff climbers to pack up their feces in "poop tubes," to be emptied in pit toilets when the climb is over.
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I read a little bit of a new book (A Personal Matter) and then pack up to go back to my boyfriend's place.
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We always make dinner following recipes intended for four people; that way, we can pack up the leftovers for the next day's lunch.
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Still, Rose — or, "Rosie," as Abe calls his wife for the first time in Maisel — agrees to pack up her life in Paris.
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Tension and exhaustion grew, with multiple false alarms as different officials scouted out the building and squatters raced to pack up their possessions.
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After the user selects their plan, they schedule a time for Clutter movers to come by their place and pack up their stuff.
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"Last year I was telling myself I would just give this thing one more year and if doesn't work ... pack up," she said.
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The devastating storm prompted many who were already thinking of leaving Puerto Rico for economic reasons to finally pack up for the mainland.
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The Army Corps of Engineers gave those who chose to stay behind one final chance to pack up and leave by 2 p.m.
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In some parts of the state, permafrost holds up the foundations of houses; thaw could push these Alaskans to pack up and move.
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I haven't been able to remember to do basic things, like pack up my laptop before heading to the office, charge my phone.
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The team will pack up and return home, convening over the summer to compare datasets and prepare for the 2020-21 field season.
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His exit became prematurely public after he sent movers to pack up his office while on a reporting assignment in the Middle East.
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I hum the Titanic theme song without the lyrics because I don't know the lyrics, take a shower, and pack up my toiletries.
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Fluor has already billed the maximum amount allowed under its $750 million contract, and its subcontractors were told last week to pack up.
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One problem: cops showed up more than a week before the election and told all the homeless people to pack up and leave.
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It seems like Title IX investigators, those charged with weighing the evidence in such cases, might as well pack up their feathers now.
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Long hours and location shoots can be tough on families, but having a husband who is willing to pack up with Adams helps.
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Kacper led the pack up the four pitches of fragile ice, followed by Marek and myself, while Janusz soloed at his own pace.
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California voters passed a measure in November to boost the cigarette tax by $2 a pack, up from the earlier 87-cent tax.
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After her mother passes away, a woman struggles to pack up her things — figuring out what to keep and how to let go.
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The issue of "tax nexus" — where you conduct your business — matters when it comes to whether you can easily pack up and move.
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K. gets home with our airport ride, our friend J. We pack up the car and fight LA traffic to get to LAX.
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California voters passed a measure in November to hike the cigarette tax by $2 a pack, up from the earlier 87-cent tax.
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Doughy, awkward boys, boys with smiles like flinches at the corners of their mouths: We ordered them to pack up and trade bunks.
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If you don't meet that criteria, The RealReal will send you a pre-paid shipping label and mailer to pack up your items.
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Amazon, meanwhile, looks "like a petulant child": an entitled rich kid who, confronted by a worthy opponent, opted to pack up and jet home.
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The royals are currently wrapping up summer at Queen Elizabeth's Balmoral estate before they pack up for their big family trip across the pond!
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"I just realized that I forgot to pack up the leftovers to go last night," Phan writes on a photo of their pasta dishes.
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The district, she says, expressed concern that she wasn't safe—encouraging her to pack up her things and stay the night with another teacher.
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On Monday, Harney County Sheriff David Ward called for the activists to pack up and leave town, as many locals denounced the group's tactics.
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Jordan Erickson, a junior who sang choir with Justin Meek, who died in the shooting, left campus Friday to help his parents pack up.
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Pack up a hodgepodge of grains, plus beans or lentils, and sturdy vegetables (cooked or raw), next to a jar of your favorite dressing.
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And to our surprise, the majority of our respondents said that they would be willing to pack up and join us in San Diego.
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"It's not just not feasible to pack up in a doggy-bag what I don't eat and deliver it to someone else," she said.
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NGOs parachute in, poach the best staff with higher wages and form a costly parallel state that will one day pack up and go.
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You can pack up a whole day's worth of food, and it comes in both super-cute mint green or sleek and snazzy black.
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That's easy, you just pack up the entire printer in a box, with a battery for power, and send it off in the mail.
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Once the plane is off the ground, my boss and I pack up our things and decide that a post-work cocktail is needed.
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Pack up your car and see how it goes just driving a few hours out, maybe even pretend you're kicking off your long adventure.
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"Kathryn incurred a crushing debt, between medical bills and moving expenses, only to have to pack up, turn around and move back," they wrote.
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So in September, the time finally arrived to pack up for the retreat: Seven days of no talking, no reading, and no eye contact.
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After breakfast, we pack up all their sleeping bags and overnight bags, and they plan a talent show while we wait for their parents.
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After B. wakes up we go on a walk by the water and through the woods, and pack up and head out around 8.
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His work, which has spanned six continents, is the perfect inspiration-inducing travel porn you may need to pack up for your next adventure.
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I recieved a call earlier today from a family who were about to pack up the Chrissy tree when something started moving on it.
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She gathered her passport and important documents and told her daughter they'd pack up a few things and assess the situation in the morning.
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"She was thinking we had to pack up things, and I said, 'No, we don't have any time,' " her husband told the TV station.
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"Either we pack up and roll over and go home, or now we pull together and we fight to build an identity," he said.
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So why not pack up some cold chicken and a baguette and head to some places in the city for a weekday lunch outdoors?
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Lillian Rafson, founder of the travel agency Pack Up and Go, described how she was the first woman to attend an industry networking event.
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The price tag includes new government offices and homes for about 1.5 million civil servants expected to pack up and start moving in 2024.
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But, in the hour it took to pack up the van, the sun began to peek through the clouds and the wind shifted direction.
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So many people feel like they need to pack up their denim along with their leather and corduroy once summer temperatures start heating up.
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Bill Zup had no choice but to pack up whatever he could, move to the Canadian side of Lac La Croix and start over.
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There's a USB-A port that can put out up to 12W, but there's also a Lightning port to charge this battery pack up.
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It's long past time to end this embarrassing chapter in American history and to pack up the Guantánamo tent city once and for all.
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Scrambling students posted on Facebook begging those who were still on campus to pack up their dorms to be eligible for a housing refund.
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Now we have to pack up all our things and our small kids in the middle of the night in a state of emergency?
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Yet Brown is not in any hurry to pack up, and he is not viewing his trip to Cleveland as anything more than business.
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Without it, many locals say they may have to take up manual jobs such as on construction sites - or even pack up and leave.
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United passengers reported difficulty logging into the airline's app and website Tuesday afternoon, as many began to pack up and head to the airports.
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Once my burrito comes, I pack up my chips and queso and put my margarita in a to-go cup and waddle back home.
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The chief of the area's Indigenous police force, Jason Brant, urged everyone to pack up, noting that the rail shutdown was leading to layoffs.
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" Brian Roberts, associate director of science at the consortium, said, "there are so many opportunities you lose if you just pack up and leave.
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That spring, Tonghe was accepted to a master's program in Uppsala, Sweden, and he and Humar set about trying to pack up their lives.
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They aren't the first vulnerable Republicans to pack up their things in the face of the wave building out in the ocean right now.
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When photographer Thilo Vogel realized he couldn't keep up with his busy lifestyle anymore, he decided to pack up and move into his car.
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Other automated alerts warned people to pack up food, water and essential documents, and to be ready to flee on a few minutes' notice.
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Again, the legalizers want people to think that if this doesn't get reversed in a year, it's time to pack up and go home.
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I fill up again and then go back to my room to pack up my things, check out, and get an Uber to the airport.
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I make my bed and then pack up hard-boiled eggs, mushrooms, and some Thai noodles with a spring onion packet to eat at work.
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She tweeted Thursday night that she had flown back to California only to have to pack up her home in Calabasas due to the fires.
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Many Cubans have said that rumors that the special entry to the United States would be canceled had caused them to pack up and go.
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My boss and I agreed that you couldn't review a laptop without testing its mobility—how easy it was to pack up and move around.
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I pack up my stuff, say goodbye to my bestie, and head over to chat with some of my team members about an upcoming assignment.
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Y Combinator, a Silicon Valley institution and to many the lifeblood of the startups and venture capital ecosystem, is the latest to pack up shop.
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One source says that New York employees were told to pack up and leave immediately, with few details about how they'll be compensated going forward.
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A police officer stands guard as migrants pack up their belongings after sleeping on the floor in Saint-Denis outside Paris on October 11, 2017.
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They will not pack up so long as prices cover day-to-day costs, in some cases as low as $15 a barrel (see article).
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But so is finding a place to weigh a bag when you're trying to pack up all those souvenirs you've picked up on a trip.
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Hours after the fentanyl-laced coke incident, it was time for Bunk Police to break down their disarmingly pink tent and pack up their van.
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"I never thought that when I listed the house that it would sell this quickly," she says as movers help pack up the home's furniture.
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Honestly, it's a mess over there and it probably would have been easiest for them to just pack up and head back to the motherland.
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The members of the orchestra pack up their instruments—cello and dizi (Chinese flute), yangqin (dulcimer) and double bass, suona (reed horn) and xiaobo (cymbals).
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Is it time to pack up your portfolio for the year and take the profits or do you chase the rally further into year-end?
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One after the other, like dominoes, colleges announced that because of coronavirus fears, they were suspending classes and asking students to pack up and go.
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But when the stars pack up their cleats and the announcers leave Moscow behind, M. will push on, trying to fight for a better country.
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Members of our squadron were instrumental in preparing the house, and my mother-in-law helped pack up the pets and necessary things to evacuate.
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CHRIS DIXON Growing up in San Juan, I always loved the days my family would pack up our coolers for an outing to Luquillo Beach.
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" • "I do think there's an endgame here," Mr. Schroepfer said, adding: "I don't think it's 'everything's solved,' and we all pack up and go home.
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But as I pack up my apartment and shove trash bags full of stuff into my car, I am already feeling nostalgic for Ole Miss.
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I pack up the booth and call an Uber Pool (expensed again) home and then spend some time tidying up and washing dishes ($7.45 expensed).
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We prepare food in advance, put away our phones, pack up the crayons, turn off our screens and leave our cars parked in the garage.
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Ms. Virgil booked her trip with Pack Up and Go, a domestic travel company offering budget-friendly, three-day getaways by plane, train or car.
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Inside the kit, there is also a pre-paid shipping label, letting the user pack up their marked clothes and ship them off to Air Tailor.
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I'm slightly frazzled because I stayed out too late last night and I have to pack up my belongings and check out of my hotel room.
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The demand for adult content is far too great, and potential for profit still too high, for pornographers to just pack up shop and go home.
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Looking at the corporate space, stocks showed a mixed to positive picture with the retail sector leading the pack, up over 1.5 percent as a whole.
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Sure, takeout and dining out are always tempting fallbacks during the warmer months, but these alternatives are not entirely budget (or pack-up-and-go) friendly.
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Even before film buffs could pack up their skis and parkas at this year's Sundance Film Festival, critics were already buzzing about Sorry To Bother You.
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She yearns to pack up her political ambitions and her robust garage-sale vintage jewelry collection and head to one of the US coasts for college.
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But just because the holidays are nearly over doesn't mean you've got to pack up all of your festive wears and retreat into winter hibernation mode.
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Stevo was a little hesitant to just "pack up and go" as it would mean putting his career on hold (not something he was comfortable doing).
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In the rare cases where a city draws a line in the sand, the league can just pack up and find a bigger sucker somewhere else.
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Dozens have already relocated to the new camp, and on Friday, more people began to pack up their small bundles of belonging and break down tents.
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"When he's in this form, everybody else might as well pack up and go because there's no-one who's going to beat him," the German added.
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Tens of thousands of vaccine-refusing parents across California now face three options: yield, tutor your children at home or pack up and leave the state.
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The Amazon listing describes it as a portable sauna kit capable of heating up to 140 degrees that you can pack up and take with you.
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In the upcoming episode, LA-based indie rockers Local Natives pack up their gear and dive head first into the ecological problems of the Colorado River.
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I'm all about pre-packaged items, like crackers and yogurt, but I try to throw in some fruit or veggies that are easy to pack up.
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She lives at home and not in the dorms, so she wasn't forced to pack up and head home as a result of the university's closure.
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So while everyone was prepared to pack up their all-white outfits after celebrating the season's last three-day weekend, Megan Thee Stallion had other plans.
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Now the issue is rising to the surface as residents of one neighborhood, Boyle Heights, are loudly demanding that galleries pack up their stuff and go.
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She knew it was a big pack up front, but did not notice that some of the top runners were dropping out because of the conditions.
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I pack up the leftovers to take to class tomorrow, and we watch TV while I work on homework and lesson plans until around 229:229.
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Part of the confusion stemmed from the fact that Mr. Putin used a Russian verb that can mean to "pack up," when referring to his action.
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A security officer for the agency also refused to allow him to pack up certain personal belongings, Mr. Edelman said, including his laptop and camera equipment.
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She forges ahead and marries Edward, and the two pack up and move back to Texas so he can teach while working on his Great American Novel.
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I pack up the other half for lunch tomorrow and totally forget about my peanut butter cup, opting for a few Thin Mints from the freezer instead.
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While a lot of guys did not know exactly what was going on, they had orders to pack up their personal belongings and jump into their vehicles.
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Or do you pack up and move to a larger home, a decision that could mean giving up a treasured neighborhood, beloved school or an enviable commute?
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When Angela shows up with a hostage who tells Dolores the men who took her father are heading to the Mesa, she orders everyone to pack up.
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Kim Kardashian West tweeted Thursday night that she had flown back to California only to have to pack up her home in Calabasas due to the fire.
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Time to pack up your pool slides and follow in our footsteps for a look at what are sure to be the biggest shoes of the summer.
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I pack up everything — the food, my work bag, a yoga bag — and drive to a local dim sum restaurant to pick up food for my class.
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For Mueller, he can finally pack up shop and return to the private sector if he wants, though he might be asked to testify on Capitol Hill.
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In addition to having to pack up every possession you own, you&aposll also have to figure out how to get it all to your new home.
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They were among thousands of tourists on Ocracoke and Hatteras islands who have been ordered to pack up and evacuate after a major power outage early Thursday.
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Whether you've grown disenchanted with your field or have decided to pack up and move to the rainforest, the possible motives for a major change are endless.
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I watched the middle-aged couple who ran this booth pack up their wares on the final day, and I could tell the convention was almost over.
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Temps may be climbing, but those who are more apt to frolic in cooler environs than soak up the sun don't have to pack up their gear.
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When her parents separated when she was young, she, along with her mother and sister, had to pack up and make the trip from Alberta to Montreal.
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"As I pack up my belongings from my trailer and load my car, I am satisfied with what we accomplished and proud of the work," he said.
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Jessica: We have sleeping mats that we got which were a very good investment because we can sleep in any situation, and they pack up really small.
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"In the UK, it is not like the US, where when you fire somebody, you pack up their boxes and march them out the door," she said.
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After taking everyone through the investigation, he paused, then asked the cast if they were comfortable continuing, and gave them a chance to pack up and leave.
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I stick around for 15 minutes to see if they respond but they don't, so I pack up my things and head out for a long walk.
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"In the UK, it is not like the US, where when you fire somebody, you pack up their boxes and march them out the door," Meyer said.
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One day my boss told me to get in the car, because we were going to "pack up the books" of a person with a great collection.
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On the Republican side, Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum are the likeliest to pack up if the former Iowa caucus winners have a disappointing finish on Monday.
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When I brought home boxes to pack up my own stuff, I decided to peek in the other bedrooms to see if anything had been left behind.
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But even as the storm's track continues to shift east toward the city, officials are holding off on calling for New Orleanians to pack up and leave.
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No contracts have yet been signed, nor is it clear if Silver Lake would actually pack up its offices before its current lease expires in two years.
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In order to pass a buildings department inspection, Mr. Hassan would have to pack up his possessions and remove his name from the door to the building.
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"Normal people would say, Let's pack up and get out of here," said Dimas Toby, a councilor for Boigu Island, who is not involved in the claim.
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Everyone was working long hours, and my girlfriend (now wife) Molly would come hang out in the warehouse in the evenings to help us pack up shipments.
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During an interview over coffee in late May, Ms. Mulligan seemed relaxed even though she was about to pack up her family for her New York stint.
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DeWitt spent one week a month in Pennsylvania until he and Jean decided to pack up their house, rent it out, and permanently move across the country.
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We pack up, express our gratitude for never having to use the terribly small Airbnb shower again, and head to Copenhagen Coffee for an iced coffee ($2.80).
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It comes with a heat resistant travel pouch for storage so you can pack up and go at a moment's notice before or after straightening your hair.
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But their efforts ground to a halt a week after Romero landed in Port Isabel, when he was told to pack up and get ready to move.
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It should be easy to pack up when it's not in use, too, because the pedals fold up and there's a handle on the top of the device.
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Though Jon Snow appeared to be leaving Castle Black at the end of "Oathkeeper," he stuck around just long enough to pack up — and to reunite with Sansa.
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If US troops were to pack up and leave immediately, many fear their absence would leave a vacuum for those fighters, or Iranian-backed groups, to regain ground.
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When he goes to the printer just as your updated resume (with your current job filed under "past experience"), you might as well pack up your things now.
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She didn't move all at once, and one day when she returned to pack up her remaining belongings, someone had stolen a TV, speakers, and a gaming system.
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Sometime in the next few years, the remaining two dozen or so families of Louisiana's Isle de Jean Charles will pack up their stuff and leave for good.
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While laid-off employees in the US typically pack up and leave immediately, Europe gives workers a few weeks to finish up projects and start their job search.
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Forced transfers begin with the lowest-seniority workers—they could either pack up and go wherever GM needed people or get laid off and lose their health insurance.
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The scientific term for the color change is leaf senescence, when deciduous trees pack up their summer clothes and prepare to sleep naked through the long frigid winter.
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Trump Tower will remain what resembles a police zone -- barricades and all -- even after June when Melania and Barron Trump pack up and move to the White House.
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"Who can reasonably pack up and move out of the city in 28 days?" asks Sophia Banks, whose partner has had their pit bull Cupcake for ten years.
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But after Trump won office, Sabàto says his job offers in the entertainment industry dried up, forcing him to pack up and move to Florida for construction work.
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There is a stubborn breed of hurricane holdouts who routinely aggravate and ignore emergency officials as they beg coastal residents to pack up and leave as storms approach.
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Regardless of how the Iraqis feel, after more than a decade and a half, the U.S. should realize that it's past time to pack up and leave finally.
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As those families have been forced to pack up their things and leave, rural communities have suffered dwindling populations, unemployment, a lack of medical resources and crumbling infrastructure.
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The puppeteers could pack up everything physical — the neon wall decorations, the dangling puppets and Baker's library of 6,000 LPs — but not the theater's distinctive old-timey charm.
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Obviously not everybody can just pack up and move to a rural Minnesota town, and more people are moving to and living in cities than ever have before.
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For many of us, Thanksgiving weekend means the chance to pack up and head to our family's houses for a home-cooked meal and the inevitable subsequent food coma.
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As I'm heading to pack up the car with two cases of custom #TheDailySpike wine, Mark, the camera guy, tells me I've got not one, but TWO flat tires.
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When he finished at the store, and walked back into the 34-degree weather, he told the girls to pack up, the troop's cookie manager wrote in her post.
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While Florida families pack up their belongings, BuzzFeed News spoke with Harvey survivors affected with various levels of flood damage to see what they were most upset to lose.
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She went in after hours to pack up her belongings; she googled her bio to send to a reporter and found that she'd already vanished from the USIP website.
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From a distance, filmmakers seem to live a pretty magical life, free to pack up and head off to far-flung locales and bring their creative visions to life.
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Mr Ghani has long argued that aid should flow through the national government, rather than support a parallel state that can pack up and go when donor fashions change.
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The gruesome picture details a $2 billion industry that is designed to provide temporary food services that pack up and often waits for weeks at a time between services.
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While an airport may not be reason for some people to pack up their entire lives, the amenities at Portland International Airport may be enough to change anyone's mind.
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I shower, dry my hair, get dressed, pack up my banana and apple, and leave the apartment at 7:25, which gets me into work about five minutes late.
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When she and her family vacation, they pack up the entire contents of their closets in minutes, and rent out their light-filled apartment to pay for the trip.
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I pack up my bag, which is extraordinarily heavy because I have to bring my camera, laptop, lunch/dinner, and the coffee that I didn't have time to drink.
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One might be surprised at how many D.C. types may be willing to pack up and move when they see how far their paychecks go outside of the area.
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A bunch of the eBay listings I put up ended up selling (another one of my side hustles), so I pack up the items and print out shipping labels.
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When Teresa Giudice and Joe Giudice's legal problems — which led to jail sentences for both — began, fans wondered if Teresa would pack up her four daughters and leave Joe.
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A series of improv-heavy auditions later, Haddish landed the role and found herself with three days to pack up her life in LA and fly to New Orleans.
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Throughout the film, Owen reaches for Disney movies that parallel his own life: he watches the circus in Dumbo pack up when it's time to pack for his move.
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Several complained that their families, who had evacuated ahead of Hurricane Irma, were not allowed by the State Department to return to the island to help them pack up.
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There are two drawbacks here: because of its large size, this is probably not a great thing to pack up in your luggage (unless you get the eBook version).
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They made the decision to pack up and leave their home in Utah in 27, a year after Gee sold the mobile-scanning app he co-founded to Snapchat.
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So what if you're being respectfully asked to pack up your things and leave and actually you're still on probation so you don't have a leg to stand on?
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B. needs more time to pack up and I need to get to bed, so he orders me a Lyft and will get dropped off by the band after.
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Young people pack up their children and head to the park to wander through fields of purple lupine and orange asters, redolent with the sweet scent of sand verbena.
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"The best way to react to that growth is not to pack up and leave but create these microgroups within the larger organization that continue to communicate," she said.
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Thomas and Gloria Selby, a couple in their 80s, rushed to pack up their dog, medicines for a grandson who suffers from seizures, and their prized belongings, including Mrs.
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We go back in and pack up our stuff and ready the house so we can leave tomorrow morning and sit down to send Granddaddy his message and photos.
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Others, storm-shaken and weary, wondered, How many more times would they have to pack up their pets and children and race for shelter at the closest middle school?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art Basel Miami Beach has come to a close, and the 269 galleries in attendance can pack up their booths and head home.
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Old people pack up their telephoto lenses and rise early to beat the crowds, hiking the washes in search of the perfect desert lily and the rare five spot.
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Within the hour my folks, my sister, brother-in-law, and two close family friends arrived with a U-haul and helped frantically pack up everything I still owned.
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Finally, he would make his family move every six months to a year, often rousing them in the middle of the night without warning to tell them to pack up.
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In response to the charges, SNC-Lavalin all but threatened to pack up and leave the country altogether, taking its jobs with it, if the company was taken to court.
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For most of the people on the case, it all seemed rather straightforward: Run it like any other investigation and when the well went dry, pack up and move on.
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A senior executive at SpaceX told residents that if Musk "loses his patience," the company would tell Cameron County, where Boca Chica is, that it may pack up and leave.
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If you pack up and haul around your laptop a lot, your best bet is probably a 13-inch MacBook Air or our favorite Windows ultrabook, the Dell XPS 13.
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And when you head in there with all the boxes, you begin to pack up all of the stuff you don't need while organizing the clutter you want to keep.
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Dear Readers, Before you pack up and head out to wherever the summer is taking you, we'd be grateful if you'd take a few minutes and fill out our survey.
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But by all indications, The Youngs already set up camp in TikTok, and what Byte's offering just isn't appreciably different enough to to get them to pack up and move.
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Freeman—who Cardin had worked with at the Palos Park Department back in the 70s—was ready to pack up and move with his wife to a cabin in Wisconsin.
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My mother will pack up her apartment, drive across the country, change her tire, fix the carburetor, unpack the U-Haul, put up the TV cabinets, fix the runny sink.
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There were hundreds of people like Hey who'd let everything fall to be a part of the battle, who weren't going to just pack up and go back to wherever.
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The United States and Canada observe Labor Day on Monday, and markets in both countries will be closed as traders pack up their linen suits and winterize their beach houses.
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When I was a little kid, before Edison, N.J., was a hotbed of Indian culture, one Sunday a month, we'd pack up the station wagon and drive to Jackson Heights.
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In April, the family was designated Family No. 2000 and given 219 days to pack up and vacate the house where they had lived for a decade and a half.
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Susie's dad is out of town, but instead of joining her and Rosalind for a girl's night, Sabrina must pack up her things and head to the Academy for her induction.
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The machines can pack up to five times as many boxes as a human worker in an hour, per Reuters, so Amazon would theoretically save money over time with this move.
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"I was at the point where if I don't pack up and leave now, I know my personality, I'm just going to put myself on the back-burner again," she says.
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We pack up and go to my parents' house, and after a nice long walk with my mom and the dog, I swing by Smoothie King on my way to work.
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London-based banks looking to pack up after Brexit could end up spending as much as £50 million ($66.5 million) to relocate to the European Union (EU), a new report says.
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"On the way here, Daddy was crying," she told her brother and fellow RHONJ star Joe Gorga, who helped pack up the home his father stayed in with late wife Antonia.
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Today more than 240 full-time employees pack up to 70,103 boxes a day in a 130,000-square-foot warehouse and ship them to an estimated 600,000 subscribers in 35 countries.
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"Moving all my stuff out is just — it makes it closure," Nikki said after traveling back to her and Cena's place in Tampa, Florida, to pack up everything she left behind.
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Mulu Gebiu, 42, an Ethiopian immigrant who's been living in Washington for nearly 20 years, said he didn't mind having to pack up his work and leave the coffee shop early.
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And while NAFTA isn't the only globalized trade force driving down American wages, Michiganders feel like it was the slippery slope that led so many manufacturers to pack up and leave.
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Later, after their friends have gone back for seconds, thirds and possibly fourths, Ms. Pratiwi gives everyone quart containers so that they can pack up some extra food to take home.
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How Objects Remind Us of Others After her mother passes away, the filmmaker Judith Helfand struggles to pack up her things — figuring out what to keep and how to let go.
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In an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19, US colleges and universities are giving students at least a week's notice to pack up and leave campus until further notice.
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You may even consider bringing a small tote bag, so you can pack up your stuff at the end of the day and grab it when you arrive in the morning.
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The storm's sudden drive to the west prompted last-minute orders for evacuation in Collier and Lee Counties in Florida, leaving little time for residents to pack up and find shelter.
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I have a hot yoga class tomorrow morning before work, so I pack up my clothes, toiletries, and my yoga mat so I don't have to pay extra to rent one.
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I pack up some strawberries, Special K Red Berries, Enlightened Bada Beans, an Amy's burrito, and a Black Cherry Ice (THE BEST IMO) and am out the door by 6:21800.
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After a leisurely breakfast of amazing eggs and coffee, we pack up and head down to the pool to relax and take some photos in the beautiful surroundings of the villa.
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Unable to ban its way out fracking, the city of Longmont, north of Denver, recently agreed to pay $3 million to two companies so they would pack up and go away.
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If your boss doesn&apost like what you post online or how you wear your hair, for example, he or she can tell you to pack up your things and leave.
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In other words, when entrepreneurs get sick of being overtaxed and overregulated in places like California, they pack up a U-Haul (another great company based here) and move to Arizona.
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SINGAPORE — U.S. companies aren't likely to pack up their manufacturing operations in China and move them back home amid the trade war between Washington and Beijing, according to a prominent economist.
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She would prefer a world where women can just pack up and travel without having to do the extra legwork that solo male travelers don't have to, but says that's idealistic.
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It's the start of a prank war with the worst elements of an entire country, only Baron Cohen is going to pack up and go home before the other side retaliates.
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Any entrepreneur that believes this should probably pack up now before it's too late — if it's not a "kill-shot," it will be some other perceived death-knell that ruins your company.
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While Robel suggests engineers and planners start building future critical infrastructure farther away from the sea-level line, you don't need to pack up your coastal homes like it's high tide yet.
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I have a good balance in what I do, but I'm pretty OCD so when the other guys make it and they don't pack up properly, then I'd rather do it myself.
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Whether your grad decides to move back in with the parents or head to the graduation destination of their dreams after college, they'll probably need a way to pack up their stuff.
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Nearly half of adult Americans (45%) plan to pack up the car for vacation travel, according to the Invest in You Spending Survey conducted by CNBC and Acorns in partnership with SurveyMonkey.
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Repeal-and-delay would tell plans that sell on the Obamacare market that it is closing in a few years — a good reason for them to pack up shop and go home.
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An aching lament twinged with a bit of hope, the song sees a woman pack up an empty house after a messy split from a man she would've followed to the moon.
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Miriam Katin was born in Hungary during World War II, and was 3 years old when her mother suddenly had to pack up their lives in a suitcase to evade Nazi persecution.
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No word yet if our appropriately named RPI Engineers hockey team (Go Red!) should pack up its lockers for their new home at the "Siri Arena," but let's not hold our breath.
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"If he lasts his full term, I may grab my wife and my dogs and pack up and move to Europe," Bautista told TMZ Sports in Santa Monica ... and he wasn't joking.
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There can be a dangerously fine line between normal work grievances and red flags that indicate that it's time for you to pack up your desk and find yourself a new job.
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Audiences watched Zoe pack up her things from his apartment after she told him he made the "wrong decision" by picking her over the possibilities of having his own children one day.
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The first test ends on Thursday evening with four more days next week before teams pack up and ship the cars to Australia for the first race in Melbourne on March 17.
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But the equipment and support operation that backed them and the rest of the coalition forces isn't like 20 well-trained commandos you can just tell to pack up and get out.
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Then they clean up and pack up their things and return the desert to its state of vast emptiness, as if Black Rock City and all it contained had been a mirage.
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You can wash your hair without lining your tub with bottles, pack up your leftovers in a beeswax wrap instead of plastic, and invest in long-lasting clothes made from alternative materials.
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What follows is an assemblage of both encouragement and vitriol from those who wanted to see the Ramones succeed and those who'd have seen them pack up and go back to Queens.
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Her husband died in 1949, causing Hillis to pack up her expansive country houses (yes, plural) and move back to Manhattan to begin a new phase of living alone and liking it.
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Smuggle a mutt into a no-pet building, and after a few months spent hiding from the super, you may just pack up and move to a place with a pet concierge.
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When news came of an eighth opportunity, he told everyone to pack up: they were taking the car they had rented for their family vacation around Spain to Paris, 650 miles north.
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I change into clothes for my Pilates/barre/yoga class, pack up the two packages I'm returning and drop them at the UPS drop box in our building, and walk to class.
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In 2002, he hiked the cigarette tax to $1.50 a pack, up from 8 cents, a much more aggressive approach than other places and the first of several increases during his tenure.
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I make my standard breakfast smoothie (today with spinach, since I remembered to buy some yesterday!), pack up my standard lunch salad, and prep my iced coffee that I made last night.
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"If the U.S. Embassy, they don't like us, they can pack up and leave," Mr. Pay Siphan, the government spokesman, who is a dual Cambodian and American citizen, said in an interview.
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The former are for the type of person who thinks nothing of carrying a 50-pound pack up a mountain and can discuss at length the wicking properties of various synthetic fabrics.
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Relish in the wise advice of tidying legend Marie Kondo as you sort through drawers, pack up old clothes, and give gratitude to all the stuff keeping you company while at home.
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Sniffling through her own tears, Ms. Cumbo talked about the obstacles facing mothers as they pack up toys and supplies and navigate the city, only to face more obstacles in seeking assistance.
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For the first time in 2016, I'll wake up at the crack of dawn, pack up my grill and lots of beer, and head to Evanston, Illinois, to tailgate with my friends.
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One of the consumer benefits of GDPR is that it requires companies to make it possible for users to pack up their data and leave if they don't like the service they're using.
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"It used to mean the Volvo station wagon that you hope some day will pack up your kids' things and take her to Yale, and the $300-an-hour SAT tutor," says Lundquist.
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When the fire alarm went off in the Final Five's Olympic Village dorm on Wednesday, Simone Biles made sure to pack up her most precious item to date – her team all-around medal.
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"They just told me pack up my clothes and if I have any pictures I want just to make sure that I have them packed and ready to go in case," she said.
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Heads up, everyone: Daylight Saving Time is this weekend, which thankfully means sunlight will soon not be a completely distant memory by the time we pack up and leave work around 5 p.m.
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AT 9.00 pm on Friday authorities entered Guzman's cell at the Altiplano jail in Central Mexico, told him to put on a shirt and pack up his things, placing them in transparent bags.
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Just pick up a cute, large purse, pack up your baby's things using this trick, throw in whatever else you'll need (bottles, your wallet, your car keys, etc) and be on your way.
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The program was the perfect fit for Rigden's hectic days at the hospital, because the meals were sent right to her front door, and she could pack up everything to eat at work.
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Still, it's fun to imagine him being pulled out of practice and told to pack up his gear, then leaving the building while wondering where that broken down bus out front came from.
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The Irish DPA has been investigating model clauses following another complaint filed by Schrems, who is clearly not about to pack up his law books and give up campaigning for European data rights.
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The process tends to play out in the early morning hours, he said—"usually 2 AM"—often with with flashlight-wielding police and city workers yelling for residents to pack up and leave.
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Former opponents and media pundits were coalescing around Biden, the newly restored front-runner, all but demanding closure to the horse race — essentially, for Sanders to pack up and go back to Vermont.
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Plugable Bluetooth Keyboard If you have limited space to work from home or you need to pack up your setup and take it with you, a foldable Bluetooth keyboard may be the answer.
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Less than four months ago, a Cambodian official said U.S. diplomats should "pack up and leave" after a U.S. embassy statement that the 2018 election did not reflect the will of the people.
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Robbins began to pack up his records, while fuming about voting irregularities, which he was more willing to interpret as the result of party shenanigans than as incompetence at the Department of Elections.
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The outreach workers' job is to get the clients help, from finding a slot in drug or alcohol rehab to helping a client pack up and move in the middle of the night.
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In fact, the Founding Father loved the sweet treat so much that he made sure to pack up all his specialty spoons and dishes so he could enjoy the dessert throughout his presidency.
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And we're not necessarily saying you should pack up your pajamas and toothbrush and start calling an animal shelter your temporary home to help with adoptions but really... how cool does that sound?
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We'd be in a little apartment for a year, and then my dad's run as a local professional wrestler would be up, and the circus would pack up, and we'd move to another city.
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Other international companies have announced their intentions to pack up: Sony said Wednesday it would take its European headquarters to Amsterdam, and Panasonic already announced in August it would move to the Dutch capital.
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I refill their water bowl, feed them dinner, clean the cat box, water the plants, pack up my refrigerated and frozen foods, and pick up any last-minute items of mine around the house.
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We do different experiments with milks and creams straight through until sunset, when we pack up our churns and our various gizmos, drink a quick gallon of whole and head home to our families.
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This way of traveling — and to an extent, living — can be pretty exhausting, which was why I was eager to pack up my bags and head to the Wilderness Reserve for a short staycation.
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In October 2011, the authorities sent Yolanda an eviction notice: Three months to pack up and leave her 10-hectare (0.04mil²) property, located on prime real estate at the center of Correa's emblematic enterprise.
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After that, I slap on a clay face mask, pick out work outfits for the next two days, organize my socks and tights, and pack up online shopping returns that I keep putting off.
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We couldn't just pack up our crew and take off for dinner at a restaurant, and I couldn't just make a simple Target run unless I had at least two babysitters or a grandparent.
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Physical touch is a big part of most relationships, but if you're not even getting a physical attraction from them, it may be time to pack up shop on this relationship, Perry told INSIDER.
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And, if she scored on him ... he's gotta pack up and move to L.A. Tekashi made a valiant effort -- but the former Jackson State striker just killed him ... even hitting a sick upper 90.
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Stop No. 1: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Like all good road trips, mine started late; it always seems to take longer to pack up the car and get out of town than you think it will.
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"Some game companies pack up everything and send it to Iron Mountain, and theoretically you could construct virtual machines and everything from that, but the likelihood of doing that is very low," Ruggill says.
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Image: Jacquelyn Martin (AP)When Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced he planned to pack up two Agriculture Department agencies from their D.C. offices and relocate them to Kansas City, critics warned there'd be fallout.
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It's also how Pu'uhuluhulu communicates updates to its followers, such as its most recent decision to pack up the camp and abide by Ige's stay-at-home order, out of safety for its kūpuna.
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Pack up any items you will be moving yourself, as well as everything you'll need to live in your new space for up to two weeks before the rest of your household goods arrive.
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These employees gathered in groups of 40 in each room and were handed their severance letters along with gray tote bags and told to go back to their desks to pack up their things.
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We are going to shower as fast as we can and pack up and get on the bus and get on the plane before somebody changes their minds and we have to play again.
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The building where this Brooklyn Heights pioneer has spent the past 46 years is being renovated, so the restaurant will pack up its pots and pans on March 31 and move a block away.
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The pharmaceutical company lost celebrity endorsements and prompted inquiries from lawmakers over its hike to the price of EpiPens to as much as $600 for a two-pack, up from $50 per pen in 2007.
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Maxine Waters pressed Powell at a House Financial Services Committee hearing about whether he would comply if he were to get a phone call from Trump asking him to pack up his stuff and go.
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You don't need to pack up the pool floatie right this minute, but this is a good time to start thinking less about your Summer Friday plans and more about the final months of 2017.
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Eventually, whenever there were new inmates and a chance of getting boarded out and put in solitary, I would pack up all my stuff, ready to go, and then rock back-and-forth, waiting anxiously.
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George Lopez is making an emotional plea to all Americans ... either we all get along, or we all pack up and ship out and leave this country to the people who were really here first.
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For tens of millions of Americans, replaying Hillary Clinton's election night loss has become a traumatic tradition: they all have a story about where they were and what party favors they had to pack up.
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"After a great run of 24 years, we have decided to pack up and move on from ABC News, an organization that has meant so much to us," Ross and Schwartz said in a statement.
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Eventually, whenever there were new inmates and a chance of getting boarded out and put in solitary, I would pack up all my stuff, ready to go, and then rock back-and-forth, waiting anxiously.
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At the Pyongyang Restaurant, one North Korean waitress who had just finished performing and was helping pack up takeaway said she was just over one year into a three year internship, after graduating from university.
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The Cowboys just wrapped up organized team activities Thursday ... and it didn't take long for the stud running back to pack up his OL on a private jet to take them to hunt some fish.
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I let the dog in and get him set for the day, pack up baby, and get our seemingly endless number of bags loaded in the car; Jake comes down and we all leave together.
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It got old after a while because you had to pack up your stuff and go up to Stowe, Vermont, or wherever it was, and sometimes it would be raining and it would be outside.
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Little has changed at Liebman's since it opened in 1953, and it's a fine place for a Dr. Brown's black cherry soda and a nosh, or to pack up sandwiches to eat at Wave Hill.
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My sister, Sylvia, happened to be back in town teaching a cooking class at one of the local museums where the woman cleaned and today had stayed later than usual to help her pack up.
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The slight westward shift in the storm's trajectory prompted a flurry of last-minute evacuation orders in counties like Collier — where the temple is — leaving little time for residents to pack up and find refuge.
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Those willing to pack up and move for a new job may want to consider a relocation to North Dakota or South Dakota, according to ZipRecruiter's latest analysis of the hottest hiring markets for 2020.
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"The video was spur of the moment, we had just finished a lesson were about to pack up and I just started playing the guitar part and singing to myself when Alex joined in," Mullen recalls.
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Instead of 22015 percent, the new rule, which comes into effect on June 250, requires warnings that cover 260 percent of the pack - up from 285 percent now - rising to 853 percent in a year's time.
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The tipping point for Ms. Rodriguez came about a year ago, after a colleague who was fired had to pack up her things in front of everyone in the office before being escorted from the building.
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Moving the capital would cost about $33 billion, a price tag that includes new government offices and homes for about 1.5 million civil servants expected to pack up and start moving by 2024, according to Bappenas.
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Then I pack up my lunch and a bag of snacks (organic peach yogurt, Skinny Pop, a plum, a container of cantaloupe, and a bag of Tiny Tate's), fill my mug with coffee, and head out.
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And towns like Waterloo and Montreal possess strong universities and healthy talent pools full of engineers that want the experience of a Silicon Valley startup without needing to pack up and move to the Bay Area.
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"Unfortunately, every time you go on a date or attend a rose ceremony, you have to pack up all of your stuff in case you go home," says Ashley Spivey, a contestant from Brad Womack's season.
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Go tell Melania to put on her flood heels, get some bottled water, some food, pack up some extra Atlanta Falcons Super Bowl t-shirts and write them a check with our money, you cheap cracker.
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The bottom line: 2019's string of high-value IPOs is the culmination of years of crossover investing, but altered public market sentiment may cause those unicorn hunters to pack up their trophies earlier than expected.
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The family was living in the Athabascan village of Ruby, along the Yukon River, when his father lost their savings to gambling, forcing his mother to pack up and move the family, at first by dogsled.
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But those things are major questions for anyone looking to do business in China, and it's hard to believe none had any bearing on the decision to abruptly pack up and leave a major enterprise behind.
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"Honestly, if we were in a slow down or 'Let's get ready to pack up mode,' we would never have presented a plan to end long-term homelessness — that's going in the other direction," he said.
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With two years left in Mayor Bill de Blasio's term, it will be some time before the city's first family has to pack up and head back to their three-story rowhouse in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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Just as Dake gets Lonnie to admit that Chuck didn't really recuse himself from the Axe prosecution, he has to pack up his things and go, although not before leaving an ominous threat of future action.
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If we're going to say all we can look for in our national leaders is people who understand that this is the age of division, we might as well pack up and surrender this country altogether.
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But later, we see him pack up his stuff, telling Ralph Angel that he's going to back down to work at the oil rigs — and will probably stay there permanently, since there's nothing left for him here.
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Sheldon Rosen, the president of Shores to Slope Management, the company responsible for the resort's pool, helped Gong pack up his family's belongings and said he tried to comfort him as best he could, he told CBC .
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Which raises a few befuddling questions, including: Why, after so much work plastering every inch of this home with what must be thousands of dollars worth of cat paraphernalia, would anyone decide to pack up and leave?
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The great truth of the Olympics is this: The games always pack up and leave, along with the athletes and TV crews and other visitors who didn't spend nearly as much money as organizers said they would.
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In Compton's case, there is other evidence to suggest he committed the crime: Not only did he pack up a suitcase and several bags of things before he left the house, he had gasoline on his clothes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three U.S. lawmakers active in tech issues introduced a bill on Tuesday that would require social networks like Facebook to allow users to pack up their data and go elsewhere, they said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three U.S. lawmakers active in tech issues introduced a bill on Tuesday that would require social networks like Facebook to allow users to pack up their data and go elsewhere, they said in a statement.
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Tom Scotto, a close friend who says he visited Simpson in prison dozens of times, said he was with the former athlete after the ruling and when officials told him to pack up and leave his cell.
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So if you've dreamed of living in a little town in a quiet village full of little people à la Beauty & The Beast, it may be time to pack up and head to this particular provincial town.
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"Fire was coming over the mountains, and the smoke was so bad we could barely breathe as we were trying to pack up," Mike Gill told NBC News as he was leaving the area with his wife.
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If all this has you psychosomatically scratching your suddenly-itchy head, you may want to pack up and head to Michigan, the only state in the study where lice still fully susceptible to the chemicals were collected.
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At several moments when it looked like the two leaders were preparing to pack up and leave (literally and symbolically), Carter refused to let this happen, given his clear vision for a peace deal in the region.
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But two decades was enough for Howard, and, endlessly exhausted from the FCC and its fines, he decided to pack up his microphone and head to Sirius, where he was free to curse and talk about masturbation.
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Don't expect the famed Getty Center Museum to pack up its billions of dollars worth of art as a raging wildfire gets closer ... because the museum might be the safest place in L.A. to survive a fire.
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Whether it's the disputed territories on the West Bank and East Jerusalem, or even downtown Tel Aviv, there's always been a running belief that with enough political and military pressure, the Jews will pack up and leave.
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But considering the legions of toys that are created and sold almost daily, a large-scale shift in the industry needs to take place — something more than requiring families to pack up a box of old toys.
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"In a time of crisis, you can pack up and go, or you can double down," Mr. Georges said, comparing his embrace of a seven-day printed paper to residents' refusal to abandon New Orleans after Katrina.
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" "Look at the supplies of the N95 masks and pack up as much as you can spare," Pence said, "and drop them off at your local hospital, and it would be a great service to our country.
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It's certainly possible for ordinary folk to help with collecting microplastic samples, as Airbnb intends participants to: Bergmann and her team had regular people living on a Norwegian archipelago pack up snow samples for a study themselves.
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As dawn approached, he would pack up his bedding and the gear he took to make his police-station cubicle habitable and head home to shower before trying to make the most of his 12-hour day.
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Had I wanted to boot-pack up another 500 vertical feet for 30 minutes to the summit of James Peak, I could have skied PowMow's longest inbounds descent, some 8883,500 feet down to the bottom of Paradise.
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It's a quiet, deliberate pause in the season's action that unfolds like a stage play, tracking the shell-shocked characters in different pairings through one day, almost entirely in one house, as they pack up Gordon's things.
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Things escalated in March 203, when the BMA announced that vendors in the upscale neighborhoods of Thonglor, Ekkamai, and Phra Khanong had until April 17 to pack up their things, while those in residential Ari were on notice.
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I could have spent hours longer floating on a raft in the sun and chatting with other campers, but before I knew it, it was time to eat lunch, pack up my cabin and board the bus home.
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The second comes from someone already anticipating their next big move — hey, we've all been there — and wanting to craft a space that feels like home but won't be too hard to pack up in a few months.
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The crackdown has forced many migrant workers living in basements and warehouses to pack up and leave, media reported, while a flurry of logistics and delivery companies have been hit by emergency rules that closed some warehouse centers.
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The tech giant announced earlier this week that the larger iPhone 210 Plus had sold out, prompting some who had set up camp outside Apple's marquee store in San Francisco to pack up their bags and head home.
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We still use the term "evacuation," even though the guns pointed into the camps, and it's more than an evacuation when you're being forced to sell the car, sell the farm, sell the house and pack up forever.
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I'm just praying everyone is safe Kardashian West took to Instagram on Thursday to share images of the wildfire as she returned home from a trip, rushing to pack up her items and evacuate her home in Calabasas.
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A pack of lint rollers that I had subscribed to for more than two years recently jumped to $224.69 a pack, up from $218.99 since the last delivery a few months ago, or almost a 218.06 percent increase.
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Before you pack up your car with beach towels, booze, and that new one-piece you've been waiting to show off, there's one extra thing to check off your 4th of July weekend list: scoring a great deal.
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After pouring billions of dollars into its Syrian project, buttressing the Assad regime and bankrolling Hezbollah and other Shia militias — and losing 1,000 of its own soldiers —Iran was not about to simply pack up and go home.
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Broxton — who said he has reported from Yellowstone at least 20 times and has experience with bison — figured the animals wouldn't come close to him, but then he saw one particular bison that made him pack-up shop.
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Mitt Romney was mocked relentlessly during the 85033 presidential campaign by President Obama and the media for having the audacity to suggest that illegal aliens will pack up and leave if the U.S. strictly enforces its immigration laws.
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But a study this week in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that people are a little bit safer from guns when tens of thousands of experienced gun owners pack up for the annual National Rifle Association convention.
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So pack up that yellow ball gown and stock your playlist with the best Disney tunes, because this chance to live like a queen or king will only last until the final rose petal falls (or until March 31).
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Surveys show that more than one-third of Bay Area residents hope to pack up and leave in the next few years, and newcomers (those who've lived here five years or less) are most eager to abandon the region.
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And it's Eden's commitment to getting stronger that led her parents to decide to pack up and move from their home in Palos Verdes, California, to Louisville, Kentucky, so Eden can receive treatment at the renowned Frazier Rehabilitation Institute.
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We are all improvising, and we are all frantically pitching tents, hoping that a provisional, adequate, pop-up America might emerge to tide us over—one that we can pack up and put away once the crisis has passed.
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The second game of the series is scheduled for Sunday night at Oracle Arena, before both teams — and all the league officials and all the reporters who are following the finals — pack up and head to Cleveland on Monday.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Three U.S. lawmakers active in tech issues will introduce a bill requiring social networks like Facebook to allow users to pack up their data and go elsewhere, Warner's office said in a statement on Tuesday.
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They did, however, require an acute sense of what times of the year were best to plant crops, what flora were edible, and when they might need to pack up and move to keep pace with nomadic food sources.
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With Pack Up and Go and most other surprise planners, travelers take an initial survey online that establishes their budget, gauges their interests and determines the style of their trip (choices include adventure trips, cultural excursions or relaxing retreats).
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape installed a reformer as petroleum minister on Friday, handing him a mandate to overhaul the sector and warning investors to "pack up and leave" if they did not like it.
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And as the matriarch of the Alaskan Bush People family enters treatment, the clan of nine prepares to pack up their homestead in the Alaskan wilderness and relocate to the "Lower 48" states, where Ami can get the care she needs.
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If she can do all this — and previous speakers succeed in disqualifying Trump — polls are likely to bounce back in her favor once Democrats pack up in Philadelphia and head back home for the three-month stretch run to the election.
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But in the case of suits, which have hands-down been one of the most ubiquitous trends over the past year, there's no need to pack up those separates for the next three months — you just have to shift your approach.
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"You're asking us to say, 'Hey, 4,000 or 583,000 people on little Hatteras Island, it's time for you to pack up and move,' and that's not a reasonable expectation," said Bobby Outten, manager for Dare County on the Outer Banks.
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We see Lacey, who is also a teen who is sick of her mother's treatment, pack up her stuff, throw it in her car, and leave — it's hard to watch because it's something Gypsy doesn't have the freedom to do.
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I shower, start the dishes, do some laundry, pack up my stuff (I have a lot for being here over a week), clean out the fridge, refill the dogs' water bowl outside, and get ready for them to be home.
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He says the biggest change came the following year with the creation of a special task force that began shutting down centers in Mexico City, but that led many to pack up shop and move just outside the city limits.
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I shower, get ready, pack up lunch (spaghetti squash with Trader Joe's turkey meatballs, broccoli, and pesto), coffee, and snacks for the day (Back to Nature cheese crackers, a banana, and a leftover corn muffin), and head to the train.
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Iraqis pack up a lifetime as they flee ISIS-held Mosul in the dark of night The operation to liberate Mosul has been months in the making and involves coordination between Iraq's military, Kurdish forces and the US-led airstrikes.
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This week, Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s remaining Bachelor contestants pack up their bags and travel to South Lake Tahoe — but not before another rousing, go-get-'em pep talk expertly designed to inspire light fear and panic, courtesy of Chris Harrison.
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The list of archive formats it can deal with is a long and comprehensive one, and you can use it to pack up files in formats like ZIP and TAR as well as extract the files again at the other end.
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While you might get lucky and get ushered past the odd line along the way, any gained time will trickle away as you pack up bags, shoes, iPads, baby foods and the stroller chassis into a million plastic trays at security.
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This season is the perfect time to rough it out in the great outdoors, but even before you think about stepping foot outside, you must first pack up the essentials that will prevent you from wishing you stayed indoors instead.
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Seated on a chair in the center of a conference room at America's Most Wanted Bed & Breakfast, watching the crew pack up, he seemed to be winding down, until he reached into his pocket and pulled out his cell phone.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The heart of Yosemite National Park was closed on Wednesday as a fierce wildfire burning just to the west jumped fire lines overnight, pouring thick smoke into the valley and forcing visitors to pack up camp and flee.
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When news of the Trump administration's intent to grant the easement emerged Tuesday, the Sacred Stone Camp called on allies to return to camp, although the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe asked protesters in mid January to pack up and leave.
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The search for real estate in the financial capital of the euro zone's third largest economy comes as uncertainty around Britain's departure from the European Union and lucrative tax incentives tempt Italian dealmakers living abroad to pack up and head home.
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Veda shared how days after the First Step Act passed, Robert began to pack up his belongings and even gave some of his prized possessions away as he prepared for his imminent release from prison and reuniting with his family.
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If ever I pack up my bag, throw my belongings over a stick, and stroll to the horizon to seek my fortune, I hope to God my little parcels of fortune runneth over with pearl-like fish eggs, just like jewels.
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The time came, and he sat down across from his boss, ready to pack up his desk and thank him for the opportunity, when his boss surprisingly told him the year had gone great and offered him a $5,000 raise.
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Their children were 4 and 2 years old at the time, and the Najjars decided they needed to pack up the family in a few suitcases and join the exodus of Iraqi Christians fleeing to northern Iraq, then to Turkey.
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The things they value are there, they don't really have the skills to pack up and be an Anywhere, and they love Trump because he sticks his finger in the eyes of the Anywheres who have made their world worse.
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She started to pack up her backpack to try to gain some composure in the bathroom — then promptly realized that if you wanted to slip away, it was best not to make it too obvious by packing up your bag.
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Three of these employees were affected by the cuts and described them as a "shock," also sharing details about the atmosphere at Wayfair's Boston headquarters as hundreds of employees were asked to pack up their desks and leave the office.
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Antonio just filed legal docs in Florida, obtained by TMZ Sports, claiming Chelsie is a guest in his home and is ignoring his notice to vacate the premises ... he says she was supposed to pack up and leave by Dec.
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That is to explain the potential dangers of sheltering in place, and to urge their citizens to look at their personal situation and if practical or feasible, to pack up and leave on their own — and at their own pace.
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When the rain finally stops, a lieutenant and a posse of officers enter our dorm screaming at us to pack up all of our property in bags or tie it in a sheet because we are leaving in a hurry. Huh?
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Though the thought of booking a trip to an unknown destination can seem daunting to some, companies like Pack Up + Go do just that, planning surprise vacations for travelers who don't know where they're headed until they get to the airport.
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" As anaïs starts to pack up to leave—she's got a songwriting session with a producer, something she's trying out for the first time—she adds: "I have to be able to fully assume who I am in front of the world.
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"As international teams pack up and leave, these local responders will remain," said IFRC's Sy. Quick diagnosis is a challenge - the latest DRC outbreak may have gone undetected for months, according to a recent Lancet study - and technology could be a big help.
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Naples took a direct hit from Hurricane Irma on Sunday, and there was a run on fuel in the days-long buildup to the storm, with Florida officials pleading with coastal communities to the east — then west — to pack up and go.
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After a very cool (if a little pointless, TBH) duel between Musashi and Takana leaves everyone free to go, Maeve and her gang pack up to Snow Lake, where Akane wants to bury Sakura's heart (literally...she cut it out of her).
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" So if you're looking to step up your own style with one of her chic and trusty bags, we asked her what five essential items she brings on every getaway so you can pack up your antique travel bag "Cynthia Bailey style.
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But I feel nevertheless intoxicated as I pack up my things in the warm morning sunshine and stroll out of Janssen's flat, past the jars, the ceramic bowls, the smell of spiced vinegar, and of course, that pair-of-tits plant pot.
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Luckily, it didn't take long to find a GIF that's basically an amuse bouche to the weekend, and it's here for your enjoyment before the time finally comes for you to pack up your bag, turn off your laptops, and hit the couch.
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Given the president's oft-stated eagerness to "come home" from Syria as soon as possible, Putin may believe a few vague promises from Russia to work for an Iranian withdrawal will be enough for the United States to pack up and leave.
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It took me a few months to pack up my apartment in New York and find a new place to rent in Detroit, but I eventually found a small house that was very close to both my best friend and my boyfriend.
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But it would be prohibitively expensive for a company like Activision to simply pack up shop and move all of its developers from North America and Europe to a cheaper area, not just in cash but in terms of lost institutional knowledge.
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A year after settling into a $1.53 million exhibition space on the Bowery, the center announced that it will pack up and head to Essex Crossing, becoming the cultural anchor of this Lower East Side complex and uniting the institution's museum and school.
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ISLA PERICO, El Salvador — The offer was befuddling: A little over a year ago, families living on Isla Perico, a speck of an island in a destitute corner of El Salvador, were offered $7,000 each to pack up and move to the mainland.
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I scrambled to get dressed and pack up for a mad-dash bike ride into the office to make a 10 o'clock meeting with my boss (and his boss), and just as I was about to walk out the door, I remembered: Lunch!
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While the new cap on the state and local tax deduction has likely prompted some of the high earners in New York to pack up and move to low tax jurisdictions, it is not tax reform causing the bulk of the exodus.
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Yet residents only a few miles to the south and west still wrestle with entrenched gang violence, miserable job prospects and shuttered schools — some of the still-being-identified forces, experts say, that are pushing black Chicagoans to pack up and get out.
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"We should insist that if this meeting is going to take place, it will be similar to discussions we had with Libya 13 or 14 years ago: how to pack up their nuclear weapons program and take it to Oak Ridge, Tennessee," he said.
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All that's left to do is pack up camp and head back home…but this year no one is going home the same person they were when they arrived on Thursday…and all of us lost and will be leaving a part of ourselves here.
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Forcing your friends to pack up their whole emotionally-loaded apartment, find a brand new place to live, and likely pay first and last month's rent for said place does certainly count as a great, over-the-top prank, even if CeCe wasn't involved.
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Disrupting the world of science publishing As the Rio Games draw to a close and the competing athletes pack up, leaving the Brazilian metropolis behind, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is already hard at work laying the foundation for the future spectacle of Olympic games.
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Last Wednesday, as soon as the final day of testing at Sepang ended, MotoGP teams hurried to pack up all their things and rush towards the airport—and at Yamaha, especially on Jorge Lorenzo's side of the garage, the expressions were of absolute satisfaction.
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Elizabeth Rasco usually posts images of face painting or murals she has painted for expecting parents on her business Facebook page The Painted Dragon, but took to the platform recently to share a trick she uses to pack up the necessities for her newborn daughter.
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So while we all pack up and fly off to our calmer and quieter homes, it's time to reflect on the dozens of game demos we've played, as well as the oddities and eccentricities we experienced while covering a large expo dedicated to gaming.
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"If Biden's solution to eight years of Republican obstruction and conservative slash-and-burn tactics against him and Barack Obama is to talk about 'bipartisanship' and 'consensus,' then he might as well pack up and go home," he told the New Republic's Graham Vyse.
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The cowboy is raising all this havoc, and the people in the saloon are stunned, and suddenly the quiet stranger stands up and goes over to the cowboy and says, 'Mister, I'm giving you five minutes to pack up and get out of town.
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Yet, within a few minutes, after the smoke had cleared and the engineers began to pack up the stage, most people I spoke to felt strangely relieved: Toronto had a great fucking hip-hop show, and it did it all without its biggest star.
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At a raid in Schaerbeek on Tuesday night police found 15kg of explosives, 150 liters of acetone, 30 liters of oxygenated water, detonators, and a suitcase filled with screws and nails as well as materials, such as plastic boxes, needed to pack up the explosives.
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When the state shut down in 2017, Island Beach State Park and the rest of the state park system closed, forcing campers to pack up early and leaving a 10-mile stretch of beach vacant, except for the now infamous gathering of former Gov.
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On Tuesday, while at an environmental event in the capital, Phnom Penh, Mr. Hun Sen implied that the newspaper, which was founded by an American journalist, was a "thief" and said it needed to "pack up and leave" if it failed to pay back taxes.
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But his most recent medical episode was enough to prompt Ms. Sam, who is from Guatemala, to pack up their few belongings and return to the border post to test the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" asylum policy and its stated exemption for medical emergencies.
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They can't babysit for you on short notice, no, but you can call them, lean on them, brainstorm with them, go stay with them or have one or three of them come stay with you as you pack up to move closer to them.
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But between errant waves, ballsy seagulls, and grains of sand that are dead-set on wedging themselves into every nook and cranny they can find, that novel in your hand could be looking worse for the wear by the time you pack up for the day.
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Further, he takes issue with the idea that big banks will have only two years to pack up and ship out of the U.K. "Once Britain notifies the European Union that it wishes to withdraw, a two-year clock starts running," he said in his note.
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I went back to my hometown several years ago to help my mum pack up her house and there was like a hijabi woman in the car park and I wanted to race over to her and just like, 'Are you sure you want to be here?
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If you're in the town and the room starts to pack up with very young, excited fans, then you want to make sure you bash out with the most exciting songs at the beginning to get everybody going and start a mosh pit by song three.
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We'd been working on material for a while now, so at the end of this creative spurt by Kerry, we're a day from packing up—last day of rehearsals, and we're just going to run through stuff before we pack up for Louisiana to record songs.
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Fans have witnessed the 25-year-old push a producer, threaten to quit the show, have screaming matches with both her parents, rekindle her on and off-again relationship with Simon Saran and, and then pack up a moving truck and leave Texas for Los Angeles.
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An 18-year-old Pizza Hut employee, 59-year-old criminal defense attorney, and 62-year-old former fashion executive all have one thing in common: They swear that if Donald Trump gets elected in November, they will pack up their bags and move to Canada.
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After the Army decision to block the easement, Dave Archambault III, the chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe, made a similar request for different reasons, asking all non-Sioux to pack up and leave, saying "their purpose has been served" in an interview with Reuters.
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The next day, we pack up Jeremy's bright red truck with sunscreen and Tower Station IPAs and they drive me through the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and up to the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, whose rolling gray rubble looks like it belongs on the moon.
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WASHINGTON — One morning last month, several hundred Muslims living in the sugar-cane belt east of New Delhi awoke to discover fliers plastered to walls in their village, ordering them to pack up and leave with their families by the end of the year — or else.
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Sanders discussed how he and his campaign, which he described as a "surprisingly good campaign," mobilized behind Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton after losing the party's nomination, choosing not to pack up and go home, but to continue to push for progressive causes even after the election.
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No need to pack up your long-distance bike and head for your local IKEA just yet — the first products will not be revealed until 2019 — but with this fascinating partnership, the future of sustainable design for off-the-grid living just got a little bit brighter!
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"For many, it's a smart move, as there's a clear advantage to increasing your earning potential by switching jobs," Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist at Glassdoor, tells CNBC Make It. But there are many other reasons that workers are willing to pack up their cubicles, among them, painful commutes.
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Iraqis pack up a lifetime as they flee horrors Relief agencies are also dealing with people displaced by recent fighting south of Mosul, and expect as many as 100,000 to flee their homes as Iraqi and Kurdish forces close in on another ISIS pocket around the town of Hawija.
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If you're planning to climb Denali, North America's tallest mountain, you may have to pack up your poop: Denali National Park in Alaska may soon require climbers along the West Buttress route to carry all of their poop in a bucket instead of dumping it into a glacier.
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At a raid in the Brussels district of Schaerbeek on Tuesday night police found 15kg of explosives, 150 litres of acetone, 30 litres of oxygenated water, detonators, a suitcase filled with screws and nails as well as materials, such as plastic boxes, needed to pack up the explosives.
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It was about four in the morning by the time Pete and Letitia, a middle-aged couple living on the outskirts of Quaama, decided to pack up the car and get out, driving through the heart of the firestorm to take shelter at the nearby Rural Fire Service station.
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Spring break is almost here, so it's officially time to pack up your swimsuit and beach reads and get some much-needed vitamin D. But don't worry if you haven't made any travel plans yet — here are tips on booking and where to go without breaking the bank.
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Before you even walk in the door, the big plywood guitar out front tells you that Bobby's Idle Hour is the place you've been looking for, the kind of place that makes you pack up and move to a new city to start your life all over again.
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It feels like you have to pack up the kid's whole life and fit it all into a teeny tiny suitcase that you then have to lug through the airport along with the adorable 16 pounds of kicking baby who just wants to chew on every available surface (your passport included).
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Episode 5 Mr. Porter knows his time at Liberty High is likely coming to a close, and while he has confessed all of his failures to his wife and made peace with himself, he wants to fight for the students who need him before he has to pack up his office.
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When New York's Public Service Commission ordered Spectrum to pack up and end operations in the state — and even come up with a transition plan within 60 days for switching customers over to a replacement internet / TV provider — I don't think anyone believed things would actually play out that way.
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Just have a look at a few of this undersea wonderland's residents, photographed during the Okeanos Explorer's Northeast U.S. Canyons Expedition in 2013, and tell me you don't want to pack up your scuba gear and find your own little seamount to settle down on tomorrow:That, however, won't be possible.
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In court documents obtained by PEOPLE, the model claims after a party that Reese Witherspoon's ex husband had left earlier after "being ignored [by Hewitt]", she went to Phillippe's house with a friend to pack up her things in the early hours of July 4 and a physical altercation ensued.
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And if shit really hits the fan in 2017, we might just pack up our Brooklyn office and set up camp at this paradise vineyard, tucked away at bottom of one of the tallest cliffs in Europe, on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, inaccessible by any method other than boat.
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Mr. Duterte, who took office on June 30, has presented something of a diplomatic headache for the United States, aiming a stream of invectives at this country even as he drew closer to China and gave a two-year deadline for United States troops to pack up and leave the Philippines.
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At the small, family-run cafe, conveniently located on the New York-bound side of the tracks, you can polish off a scoop of banana-stracciatella ice cream as you wait for the train, or pack up some drinks and a few juicy empanadas to eat on the way home.
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Lejardi (left) and John EX (right); Sarao owner Michel Perez (top) riles up the crowd / Photo courtesy of Sarao As we pack up the gear from the night, I talk with the Sarao DJs about what they expect to happen to Cuban culture as the country modernizes its economy and politics.
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Whether you're not willing to pack up your favorite summer staple, like strappy mule sandals, or feeling fancy, looking to dress up your oversized denim with a pair of fun, sparkly high heels — peeping toes are still seasonally appropriate — and even more so if you have a fresh pedi to show off.
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In a blog post last week, CEO and co-founder Wade Foster said because "it can be a real challenge to turn the Bay Area into a life-long home rather than a short stop somewhere in our twenties and thirties" they are offering the incentive package to pack up and go.
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" But Moulitsas also had harsh words for the former vice president after his appearance with Jones: "If Biden's solution to eight years of Republican obstruction and conservative slash-and-burn tactics against him and Barack Obama is to talk about 'bipartisanship' and 'consensus,' then he might as well pack up and go home.
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With her grown son, Kurt, and teenage niece, Luce, Iris Golden drives under a "thick, dark cloud that fills the sky" to the bayside vacation house that she and her ex-husband, Paul, have sold in the fictional Australian village of Cassetown, intending to pack up their belongings over a long winter weekend.
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In court documents obtained by PEOPLE at the time, the model claimed that after a party that Phillippe had left because he was"being ignored [by Hewitt]", she went to Phillippe's house with a friend to pack up her things in the early hours of July 4, 2017, and a physical altercation ensued.
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And three days since the girl who made everything bearable, the girl who held his heart between her hands like an egg and hated it when he called her a girl, even though she was the only girl, The Girl—three days since she had told him to pack up his dignity and leave.
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In this way, Atkins, Krenwinkel, and Van Houten belong to a wider tradition of women who opt into cult-like groups—a tradition that continues into the present-day in the form of those teenaged girls, barely pubescent, who pack up their high-school backpacks and fly to Syria to join the Islamic State.
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The women in Cyndie and Rachel's village are still clearly living in terror of Negan and his followers, and no wonder: After the Saviors discovered their previous settlement, Negan strategically killed every male in their group over age 10, spurring the women to pack up their bags and escape in the middle of night.
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On a windy morning in January, a group of police and city workers closed a long-existing tent encampment beneath an overpass on K Street in Washington, D.C. First came the warning posted to the camp about the imminent sweep—generally, camp inhabitants are given three days to pack up their belongings and leave.
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The order followed a request in January by the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe for protesters to pack up and leave the land, partly because Tribal Chairman Dave Archambault II had said the tribe's battle is now in the courts, and because the camps are on a floodplain that is expected to flood in the spring.
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After the Rob & Chyna star had a social media meltdown over the weekend that led his fiancée Blac Chyna to pack up, take 5-week-old daughter Dream and move out of the couple's shared home, the star says he's "seeking help" for emotional baggage that has haunted him through his tumultuous relationship with Chyna, 28.
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But you won't need to pack up your desk and hand over to a computer just yet, and in fact jobs that require a certain level of social intelligence and creativity such as in education, healthcare, the arts and media are likely to remain in demand from humans, because such tasks remain difficult to be computerized.
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Whenever I pack up a big seasonal sack of old stuff to sell at Beacon's Closet or donate to Goodwill, I feel a twinge of guilt, because I know that about 80% of donated clothing is eventually incinerated or destined to languish in a landfill, where the cheaply made kind will remain for hundreds of years.
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But the best thing about this book is how it can feel so familiar — it captures the way that vibrant trinkets and souvenirs we buy while traveling lose their magic when we take them home, or the way we pack up exercise bands before we leave while lying to ourselves that we'll work out while on vacation this time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Yet even as the closures might seem to mark a turning point for the neighborhood's anti-gentrification battles, larger development issues loom on the horizon — issues that will not be resolved even if every gallery in Boyle Heights were to immediately pack up and leave, and issues that, for now, B.H.A.A.A.D has largely not addressed.
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In the morning, I slip an AirPod into my ear (just one), double tap it, and ask Siri to read me my emails while I make breakfast, recite the day's schedule while I put away dishes, organize my to-do list while I feed the dog, or help me field and respond to text messages as I pack up my bag and walk to the bus stop.
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However, the bar was eventually shut down for serving underage patrons, which Cuban calls "the best thing that ever happened" to him, because he was forced to pack up his meager belongings and move to Texas at the age of 23 "with $60, hole in my floorboard, case of oil in the trunk & a floor to sleep on in Dallas," he said in 2017.
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Redemption via GIPHY "Redemption" finally gives us the chance to dry our tears and pack up the tissues as we realize Beyoncé has truly grown up, not only as a person but as an artist, intercutting home videos (like a never before seen tape of her wedding!) with shots of her all-female, all-black posse, like this one sitting on the front porch wearing Rosie Assoulin.
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One employee's French wife was told to pack up and go home on the tube, another's Spanish boyfriend was left in the office of his architecture firm with another international colleague as his firm went out to celebrate Brexit on the 24th, with his bosses later boasting about how he was good value for money and couldn't possible ask for a pay rise now.
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What We're Buying (Because We Literally Don't Have Any Other Options): Welly First Aid Hand Sanitizer Replenishment Pack, Up & Up Hand Sanitizer, Purell Advanced Hand Sanitizer Naturals with Plant Based Alcohol Pump Bottle (order pickup only) Office Depot You might not have set foot in an Office Depot since back-to-school season — or ever, but yes — the office megastore does stock hand sanitizer.
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In "Big Adventure in the Sky," this show's rootin'-tootin' opening number, Mr. Lipton, a playwright and musician, reveals that after facing a fearsome sight — a Corcoran real estate sign rising above the crack vials on a city block — Mr. Lipton's unnamed protagonist and his wife pack up the dogs and the cat and set out to circle the grayer pastures of the Caloris Basin of Mercury.
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I just want to know who's going to retrain ... The average move across job lines cost over $5,2000 and half of Americans can't find $27 in case their car breaks down, so this idea that you're just supposed to pack up, turn off the lights and magically move to a place where housing alone is probably five times as expensive as where you were before, it's crazy.
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At the end of their day, some will pack up and take the Metro past the Périphérique to the banlieues; from the ritzy city center where they spend their day to the isolated, low-income suburb enclaves of mainly black and brown people who have been denied significant mobility or opportunity, the cité tower blocks in the shadows of the shimmering lights of the notoriously low-lying city.
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And then the wife of my husband's friend — she had the misfortune of falling deeply in love with a Colombian man, with his own already shaky migration status, and the United States government announced it would not be approving her application for an extension of her residency visa and gave her 30 days to pack up the four years of life she had built in New York City.
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