A good paint job all comes down to "preparation, preparation, preparation," Mr. O'Donnell said.
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Well, when it comes to presidential campaigns, the three most important things are preparation, preparation, and preparation.
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What I learned from them is that the keys to doing a good interview are ... the first three things are preparation, preparation, and preparation.
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Students' preparation, or lack thereof, for college concerns not only academic preparation.
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While no preparation is a definite problem, preparation in secret is also worrisome.
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But it's preparation — and preparation is going to be a big part of your coming week.
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Preparation is the key to success As triathletes will tell you, the key to success is preparation.
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Importance of preparation Clinton's primary takeaway after her first debate with Trump was that preparation matters, aides said.
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Goffman: There are some things about yoga that are similar to other labor preparation or childbirth preparation things, right?
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The time available for preparation has been wholly inadequate, as has my access to documents necessary for my preparation.
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The time available for preparation has been wholly inadequate, as has my access to documents necessary for my preparation.
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"In the case of no deal, doing some preparation to limit damage is better than not doing any preparation at all," he said.
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Hosting a game of this magnitude requires a lot of preparation, he said, and most people won't see the bulk of that preparation.
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Picking tax preparation softwareThere are a handful of companies offering tax preparation apps for mobile devices, desktop and laptop computers, and the web.
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"I am in the fortunate position that I do really well in the heat, without preparation and obviously even better with preparation," he explained.
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It would also bar the IRS from entering into agreements with tax-preparation companies that limit the agency's ability to provide free preparation services.
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It's your 210,123 hours of preparation meeting 212 other people's 210,2000 hours of preparation meeting $3 million laundered through the Cayman Islands … meeting luck.
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Day-Lewis, known for his meticulous preparation, studied with designers for months and made a couture dress in preparation for his role as designer Reynolds Woodcock.
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In the U.S., however, H&R Block offered a $20 discount on in-person tax preparation and a 35 percent discount on online tax preparation services.
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" Pressed for details, Mr. Cuomo said the meeting was "in preparation for Joe's case, in preparation for the case that they were indicting against the nine defendants.
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II. Review of Open Source Documents in Preparation for Testimony In preparation for my appearance today, I reviewed the statement Ambassador Taylor provided this inquiry on October 22, 2019.
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"There's a lot of synergies between coffee preparation and cocktail preparation," said Scott Kobrick, 30, the boyish fourth-generation member of the family business who spearheaded the idea for a cafe.
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They will pay some $10 billion to tax preparation firms to help get the job done and spend $2 billion on tax-preparation software (programs that still require hours of work).
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It was still all my time — all my preparation.
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Preparation and luck (and editing) — a photographer's best friends.
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" [music] "And I love the preparation more than anything.
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I don't want her only preparation to be a one-hour talk about safety before she goes; the emotional, mental and physical preparation critical to dissuading predators must be practiced and honed.
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For me luck is preparation meeting the moment of opportunity.
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He had stored it away, in preparation to eat it.
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A: The preparation for Tokyo Games should start from yesterday.
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This is weeks and weeks of preparations, months of preparation.
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How much preparation was involved in delivering something like that?
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Lesson Five: Inadequate preparation heightens the risk of summit failure.
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Some communities along the Louisiana coast are evacuating in preparation.
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"We have no impeachment preparation team in place," he added.
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It turned out to be great preparation for the clinic.
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There was a whole lot of preparation on that, too.
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But it requires a shift in strategy and serious preparation.
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But also the preparation that goes into something like that.
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I was reading it this week in preparation for this.
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A moment like this What happens when preparation meets opportunity?
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The Titanic was launched with more preparation and less hubris.
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The governor urged willing Floridians to volunteer in preparation efforts.
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For six straight months, I had obsessed over swimsuit preparation.
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"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity," Feld said.
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"The first very important part is the preparation," Hocke said.
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Meteorological prediction and administrative preparation have improved beyond all recognition.
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What kind of preparation is there to ward off attacks?
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As a result, Alaska takes its earthquake preparation very seriously.
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Food preparation can be chaotic at the best of time.
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But your preparation was a bit more thorough than that.
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These ceremonies are not something you should attend without preparation.
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The discrepancy between retirement confidence and preparation is not new.
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It does not depend on that compound's method of preparation.
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Food has a curious appeal when its preparation is purposeful.
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Success required meticulous preparation, plus a healthy dose of luck.
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Bar and bat mitzvah preparation varies from community to community.
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Could this cleanse be preparation for something bigger to come?
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These include things such as welding, packaging, and food preparation.
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But study and preparation is what she is known for.
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"The convoy is still in preparation," said spokeswoman Dibeh Fakhr.
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There's a lot of preparation that goes into these sessions.
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Test preparation courses and travel can run in the thousands.
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They see the training exercises as preparation for an invasion.
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DK: No I don't think there's any preparation for it.
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Try to end each day with preparation for the next.
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Simply put, workforce preparation is just another word for education.
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I know the will and the preparation is all there.
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We're going to start learning mixed martial arts in preparation.
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" On press briefings: "A lot of preparation goes into that.
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"It was preparation and execution," Marshall coach Doc Holliday said.
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I just got back from Cleveland, the preparation is unbelievable.
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Preparation 500: Manure from a lactating cow in cow horns.
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Even with all this preparation, an atmosphere of fear prevailed.
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Each work requires up to a month of careful preparation.
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Like preparation and response, the best recovery efforts are local.
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He got badly outworked by Clinton on the preparation front.
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Preparation is key to success in such a fluid situation.
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Clark is proposing a joint initiative, the Career Preparation Project.
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However, that doesn't mean the preparation is adequate, they warn.
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All that preparation was ready for the end of March.
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That may sound exacting, but preparation will always breed confidence.
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You'll use extra time slots for preparation for something else.
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"Our preparation the last two days was terrific," Dixon said.
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There were no signs of preparation at Vladivostok railway station.
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I hear their stories and witness their preparation for motherhood.
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This ability to spin the situation takes resourcefulness and preparation.
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North Korea denounces such exercises as a preparation for invasion.
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Preparation is as important as performance — in fact, is performance.
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Using preparation and education, the U.S.O.C. can only forge ahead.
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To some observers, such preparation can come across as excessive.
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But with the right political preparation, it can be done.
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Preparation is a precaution Pittsburgh police declined to comment further.
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But even with all the preparation, things can go wrong.
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But Mayweather's lack of preparation became clear in the third.
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After all of this preparation, a call would take place.
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Security at US diplomatic missions has been boosted in preparation.
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"Confidence is acquired through preparation and hard work," Smith writes.
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They said they would support more spending on preparation efforts.
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Many teachers learn these approaches in their teacher preparation programs.
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The lucky 24 will have plenty of time for preparation.
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I also watched a ton of horror movies in preparation.
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"The key to morning after survival is preparation," says Catchdubs.
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In preparation for the show, Harris scrubbed the overused bathrooms.
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But, Mr. Pegg said, in spite of preparation, challenges persist.
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In preparation, the bridesmaid, groomsman and officiant achieved scuba certification.
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Preparation is often subpar, and the meat is typically frozen.
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The "à la king" preparation is loaded in origin myth.
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Beyoncé went vegan before Coachella, part of her mental preparation.
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Tune in in preparation for the day we blast off.
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And in that preparation comes a lot of soul searching.
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It's a preparation I've been daydreaming about for a while.
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"I missed the preparation, I missed the competitiveness," Koepka said.
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The parade itself isn't the hard part, it's the preparation.
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Preparation is also useful when initiating discussions about your future.
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The preparation cost more than $1 million, the person said.
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Michelle Lewin and Anthony Dixon, of the Parole Preparation Project.
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The remaining positions will be in food preparation, he said.
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"My preparation (for the Masters) is going slowly," Matsuyama said.
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The driving economic force in the Academy is job preparation.
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But opening such a challenge requires preparation, Mr. Cole said.
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Tax, a firm that specializes in tax preparation for expatriates.
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"I got confidence in my training and preparation," Edwards said.
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The absence of major problems was a testimony to preparation.
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There are still vehicle preparation specialists who detail the cars.
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My recipe honors no one particular preparation of the pie.
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In preparation for the event, Chang and Cheung stockpiled product.
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If you like chaos, tax preparation should be your sport.
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The estimated preparation time ranges between one and six minutes.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) in preparation for his 2018 reelection campaign.
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Krishnamoorthi said he put a lot of time into preparation.
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Bench organization, Lavin said, is just one aspect of preparation.
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A true mole requires hours of preparation and close attention.
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In preparation, some groups laid off staff and cut salaries.
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Interviews, as the saying goes, are where opportunity meets preparation.
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Players who skimp on preparation have no chance with Diacre.
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Tonight's meeting in preparation for the continuation of events tomorrow.
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They also perform another safety check in preparation for landing.
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My preparation was telling the story that was already there.
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Perhaps schedule a few days off from work in preparation?
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The South's National Intelligence Service observed North Koreans "conducting preparation and intelligence activities that seem to be in preparation for foreign inspectors' visit," the lawmaker added, but no major movements were seen at Yongbyon.
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"We've spent most of my first two years in preparation, including legal preparation, so in my presidency's next two years we will speed up the pace of implementation," she said in her online interview.
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Vi from New York City knows a thing or two about preparation: If you think you can run only 1503 meters, then your preparation and performance would be limited to achieving only that goal.
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Some think it's preparation for the stage, but when it's all said and done you realize it was preparation for life, for being judged on your next big job interview — and you NAILED it.
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More automakers are partnering in preparation for an electric car future.
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Nearly 13m American workers, for example, are employed in food preparation.
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In preparation for the onslaught, Louisiana officials have started closing floodgates.
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After months of preparation, the day of their dialogue had arrived.
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"There's a lot of preparation that goes into it," he said.
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Follow dip preparation steps below using fresh OR canned artichokes.5.
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Investigators believe much of the planning and preparation for the Nov.
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You can get something near to WebAuthn now though, in preparation.
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If so, give this low-key fancy oyster preparation a try.
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Jerry was in preparation for being a dead person all along.
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And clearly, it takes preparation which the president didn&apost make.
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Before the American Music Awards began, Teigen Snapchatted her preparation process.
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I didn't even listen to it in preparation for this conversation.
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The tax preparation firm also announced a 10 percent dividend increase.
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This just looks like poor preparation on behalf of the interviewer.
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We are entering an entirely new level of discussion and preparation.
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Even if he wanted to withdraw, why do it without preparation?
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THUMP: What kind of preparation do you do before a tour?
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More money should go into climate research, disaster mitigation, and preparation.
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Shelters should have free on-site G.E.D. preparation classes and exams.
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The Company incurred costs, relating to the preparation of the IPO.
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Generally speaking, you're looking at stealthy preparation and a sudden blow.
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What makes foie gras so contentious is the method of preparation.
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But the photo also wouldn't have been possible without some preparation.
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It was all secondary to other goals, notably preparation for war.
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"That hurts us in the preparation of our case," Malone said.
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Investigators believe much of the planning and preparation for the Nov.
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What do flying cars, robots, and meal preparation have in common?
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Aaron started his nine-month fertility treatment in preparation for IVF.
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Building standards and disaster preparation have improved less in smaller cities.
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I gather some platters and pull out some wine in preparation.
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Their primary responsibility is the preparation and completion of tax reports.
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Walker did none of these things in preparation for this show.
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That preparation came in handy at the ARCA race in Nashville.
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The key to making sure this doesn't happen is good preparation.
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"It could enhance our preparation for this kind of biological threat."
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Manuscripts represented the preacher's preparation, which was subordinate to God's inspiration.
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Perot, who thought preparation was selling out, was the clear victor.
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Alex Rodriguez's Met Gala preparation included intense workouts and minimal eating.
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Several airlines began cancelling flights Wednesday in preparation for the storm.
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Actually, it took about six months of preparation for the Tigers.
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Because I'd have to do that preparation and think about it.
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There are so many intricate details that go into the preparation.
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Those who know Belichick's style know he's no stranger to preparation.
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"Preparation for Putin's upcoming visit to Paris continues," Peskov told journalists.
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Ailes's role could go beyond debate preparation, according to the newspaper.
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"We know people are grooming in preparation for sex," she said.
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They said they'd received next to no training or emergency preparation.
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Part of this strategy is due to meticulous preparation and planning.
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It's a complex undertaking that requires weeks of preparation and training.
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I only intervened once while we were filming, not in preparation.
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This preparation raises the pH level of the soil without lime.
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She had the money, the preparation, and (reportedly) the ground game.
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Derke says producing a Carnegie Hall performance is all about preparation.
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Past events do help in considering staff options and for preparation.
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Regardless, and pleasantly, there is no need to rush the preparation.
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Many will argue that college offers more than just workforce preparation.
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Millennials are in a crucial stage in life for retirement preparation.
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Breathing, mindfulness, I think are similar to some childbirth preparation things.
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And finally, while you want to sound natural, preparation is key.
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At the recent rehearsal of Pradhanica, in preparation for an Aug.
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Mr. Trump's only weapon for overcoming Hillary Clinton's preparation is disruption.
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After months of preparation, they deployed two cannon trucks, it reported.
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"That [tax preparation fee] deduction might be going away," he said.
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The Microsoft HR exec doesn't deny that interview preparation is key.
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No one can question the effort and preparation of Girardi's teams.
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A preparation for the children to excel in the real world.
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"We are back in storm preparation mode again, unfortunately," he said.
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It takes six to 12 months of preparation from these academies.
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Remember, preparation for the worst is always part of the game.
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Puerto Rican officials have declared an emergency in preparation for Dorian.
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Hundreds of rules can govern the preparation of a kaiseki meal.
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Finland is often lauded as the gold standard of teacher preparation.
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Teachers: The Department of Education is delaying new teacher preparation requirements.
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In preparation, a number of shelters have opened across the state.
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We've closed on the issue in preparation for a vote tonight.
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Maybe the barest bones of such preparation are beginning to emerge.
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What kind of preparation goes into a protest show like that?
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In preparation, the White House has reportedly readied sanctions against Tehran.
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Chris Christie left them with virtually no preparation for a transition.
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"There is no excuse for a lack of preparation," Taylor said.
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And once a game is done, the preparation work starts over.
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All teacher preparation programs should include clinical instruction and classroom experience.
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For many families, Mr. Eugene provided far more than college preparation.
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Various details illustrate Equifax's poor preparation and handling of the crisis.
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This sort of preparation via self-reflection is key, Taaffe said.
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The reclusive North routinely denounces the drills as preparation for war.
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If you look at "The Art of War," it's about preparation.
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The answer may go back to all the preparation before games.
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Coronavirus preparation and precautions in this week's photos of the week.
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He eventually opened up tax preparation stores and ran basketball camps.
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Prepare in advance Preparation is the key to a good plan.
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Trial preparation has been intense at Ms. Olson's little law firm.
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But with all the focus on slowness, preparation, camp-making, etc.
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It's not just so they can add more layers of preparation.
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There's a certain level of preparation that's become standard with hurricanes.
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Success correlates closely to socioeconomic advantages and access to test preparation.
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Inside the White House, preparation has not been much more extensive.
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Emory's Serious Communicable Diseases Unit is focused on preparation and prevention.
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That was surprising enough, but hardly preparation for all that followed.
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No suitable preparation exists for the experience of witnessing its recording.
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In voice-over, she speaks of the weeks spent in preparation.
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So I'm going to get some sleep this weekend in preparation.
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She then works on the basics of résumé and interview preparation.
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With that in mind, let's reassess the COVID-19 preparation guidance.
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The new tax law eliminated the allowance for tax preparation fees.
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Then, he conducts pretrial preparation for his next case beginning Tuesday.
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What you sacrifice in crunch you gain in ease of preparation.
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Restaurants are also offering preparation kits for their most popular meals
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More preparation was needed ahead of the meeting, the official said.
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So that doesn't change anything in the preparation for this one.
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City authorities spent weeks, possibly months, in preparation for the events.
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But in reality, the physical work of preparation was usually outsourced.
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Let your competitors motivate you to consider every detail in preparation.
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Federer, 38, said he was happy with his preparation at home.
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One describes planning and preparation for the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.
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That rehearsal feels like it was all in preparation for today.
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Being able to trust your neighbour is the most important preparation.
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But for all the preparation, Letterman was also open to inspiration.
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This kind of preparation, too, is common among extremists like these.
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To avoid buyer's remorse, do more preparation and research, said McBride.
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"I had very little notes and even less preparation," he said.
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"A lot of preparation, research, can alleviate that fear," he said.
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With only a day of adequate preparation, anyone should be safe.
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Instead, many call for fresh produce, fresh herbs and simple preparation.
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The schools and test-preparation centers were central to the plan.
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In preparation for the meeting, Mark tried to organize his thoughts.
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Preparation and joint action would allow Beijing to protect its interests.
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My preparation was my lifetime growing up in a military family.
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Across the globe, there is a renewed preoccupation with survival preparation.
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But, the upward spiral of preparation is not limited to individuals.
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Here is a look at Pepsi's preparation for the big game.
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Yet experts say much of the preparation can be undertaken anywhere.
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"It depends on their special talent and academic preparation," he said.
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Another classic preparation has them swimming in butter with sage leaves.
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Basic habits such as diligence, preparation and attendance are also essential.
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That anxiety serves as fuel for the lucrative test preparation engine.
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The tax preparation company's revenue also came in slightly below estimates.
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Site Solutions Consulting of Loveland will do excavation site preparation work.
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In preparation, some groups had laid off staff and cut salaries.
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This process will inform the preparation of our new national target.
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Hours of preparation and drafting have all led to this moment.
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But he's largely eschewed the standard preparation for a national run.
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CNN: You identified three phases of summitry: preparation, negotiation and implementation.
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It's not about resumé or qualifications, necessarily, or preparation or seriousness.
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For a basic baked preparation, heat the oven to 450 degrees.
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Its etymology is to till the earth in preparation for seed.
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Except as otherwise indicated, the accounting policies adopted in the preparation of the interim financial statements are consistent with those applied in the preparation of the Company's annual financial statements for the year ended 31 December 281063.
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Riley: I'm a huge fan of natural childbirth, I have to say, but I do think that it takes some preparation, and I think it takes mental preparation, and I think that it's not better or worse.
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"Physicians can now offer their patients a new preparation option for colonoscopies that features a lower-volume, one-liter ... bowel preparation," said Mark McKenna, senior vice president and general manager, Salix Pharmaceuticals, the maker of the drug.
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Warren's bill would direct the IRS to develop its own free online preparation service and would prevent the IRS from entering into agreements with tax-preparation companies that limit the agency's ability to provide the free services.
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The preparation before the RAS is just as important as the execution.
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We've sort of changed the dynamics of preparation for a game day.
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Intensity covers up a lot of frailty in the taste and preparation.
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Ford re-watched the movie part of his preparation for the sequel.
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Here's my diet plan for my preparation for World's Strongest Man 13!
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If anything, Andress is an artist who understands the importance of preparation.
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A homeopathic preparation supposedly made from the saliva of a rabid dog.
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But, again, the issue is not the potato itself, but its preparation.
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"It's not the perfect preparation for the Ryder Cup," the German said.
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In the meantime, government officials have already briefed public hospitals in preparation.
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The friendlies were supposed to be in preparation for the World Cup.
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And there were also accounting and legal expenses related to IPO preparation.
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Talk about how you think about the technology in the food preparation.
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My dedication is still 100 percent to my fitness and my preparation.
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From there, your post-run routine is as important as the preparation.
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Preparation, however, will be the foundation underneath whatever Kim chooses to do.
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But with some skill, preparation and a little luck they are navigable.
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Deciding what gets to hitch a ride when requires ultra-careful preparation.
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Maybe 34 to the post site, and we built two preparation areas.
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Boyz II Men rehearse in preparation for the Grammy Awards on Feb.
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Silicon Valley can help in the preparation for the Games, Wasserman said.
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But the best tournament preparation routine of hers sounds like the massages.
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Senegal moved troops towards its border in preparation for a possible intervention.
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The final weeks of preparation were a frenzy of work and worry.
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Then, last week, Beresheet entered lunar orbit in preparation for today's event.
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More people are selling their homes in preparation for leaving (see chart).
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Here are some of them: PLAN: Negotiations like these require intense preparation.
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Right now that book is Atticus Lish's Preparation for the Next Life.
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A parent doesn't have any kind of preparation for their children dying.
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Is she testing out new hairstyles in preparation for her upcoming wedding?
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The city has also improved its preparation for and response to disasters.
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Stress-free tax filing can be achieved through diligent planning and preparation.
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The move has been largely viewed as preparation for the 2020 campaign.
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Lichtman's experience defending Gotti gives him unique preparation for working with Chapo.
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Mr Hun Sen shows no contrition, but also few signs of preparation.
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These are the key elements of hurricane preparation: • Making an emergency plan.
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As I'd done no such preparation, normative determinism became the guiding principle.
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If diligent preparation guarantees success, Mr Trump's NATO visit should go swimmingly.
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Besides those mentioned, many people helped in the preparation of this report.
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It doesn't require any cooking, but it's just preparation of raw ingredients.
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McCollum left in 2006, and co-founded the online preparation tool JobSpice.
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February 2016: Uber drafts a term sheet in preparation to acquire Otto.
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The best preparation is to gradually ease into the five-day plan.
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Frenzied grocery stores are a common, understandable side effect of hurricane preparation.
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This is all in preparation for the upcoming Surf Ranch Pro event.
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The extreme weather is already here, now it's a question of preparation.
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Preparation is key to getting through the occasionally tedious yet rewarding process.
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Also there is the added benefit of learning important food preparation skills.
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The ensuing financial turmoil could have been avoided with the right preparation.
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The reasons for this worst-case preparation are both cultural and environmental.
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More than just a road race, a marathon involves months of preparation.
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In preparation, Kim is going through boxes of old photos and memories.
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This truce is nothing more than a preparation for a huge battle.
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CDT on Tuesday in preparation for idling or completely shutting the refinery.
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We still felt the pressure, but our preparation helped us withstand it.
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The one problem with marijuana is that the preparation can be difficult.
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Pauvert calls me over to demonstrate a proper chicken cordon bleu preparation.
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His preparation is a combination of magic and chemistry, meticulousness and dedication.
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No amount of preparation can ready a child for a parent's death.
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He is a brilliant economist who has spent a lifetime in preparation.
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Ensuring there are no costly glitches can take several years of preparation.
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So this is a year-round preparation for this one night, right?
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Deterring attacks from these new and disruptive technologies requires foresight and preparation.
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"It's all the preparation that we put in last year," Pagenaud said.
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Mr. Tanenhaus, for one, learned to play down the importance of preparation.
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The hospital said it changed the breast milk preparation procedure on Sept.
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Clark: Do you wish that you had in preparation for the show?
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The long preparation was worth it, to feel one with the sunrise.
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Teachers across the country need better preparation, higher salaries, and more support.
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The company expects preparation works to be finished by November this year.
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He sold everything in preparation for his family's move to the States.
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I've found that this advanced preparation ensures you're not caught off-guard.
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Military preparation efforts also included moving equipment away from the storm's wrath.
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I would spend 20 hours in preparation for a one-hour interview.
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The pickled vegetables were fine, but that's because they required no preparation.
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CLINTON Former President Bill Clinton has been attending more preparation sessions lately.
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The 737 MAX entered service in 2017 after six years of preparation.
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Before a race, I'll run six miles once or twice in preparation.
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Redirecting a portion of these budgets could help us transform teacher preparation.
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In fact, nineteenth century schools focused on almost everything except job preparation.
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Brady also thrives off competition and relishes in hard work and preparation.
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But the arguably barbaric preparation isn't why eating the bird is illegal.
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That reaction is, in the moment, a preparation to respond to danger.
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Once you have done your preparation, practice interviewing as much as possible.
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It was planned, and site preparation had begun, before the New Deal.
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We shared a bit about Gwen's preparation in Olympic Strategies, Part 1.
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One other preparation for all the travel will go unseen: special pants.
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Mr. Ailes advised Mr. Trump in preparation for the general election debates.
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The preparation of many foods and meals requires that you use one.
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Harry returned to the U.K. on Sunday in preparation for Remembrance Week.
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Did your president refuse to fund disaster preparation or emergency response agencies?
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The preparation is not dissimilar to making a ragu in Italian cuisine.
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NVMA distributed pallets and tarps to evacuees in preparation for bad weather.
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Dextre's job begins on New Year's Eve, in preparation for the walks.
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The preparation of food and drinks would be in separate area, however.
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"It took a lot of preparation and a little luck," Melwani said.
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They have criticized Mr. Trump for shunning debate preparation, to his detriment.
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And the administration's lack of preparation is putting American lives at risk.
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Nevertheless, Gus does play a key role in his preparation for marathons.
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It was unclear what preparation, if any, was given to the president.
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There are 3,676,180 food preparation and server workers employed in the US.
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We lifted weights at Georgetown prep in preparation for the football season.
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His coach, Leonard Hamilton, credited the team's medical staff with Mann's preparation.
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The Diamondbacks hope their preparation will pay off on Monday and beyond.
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" He added, though, that "Japanese style preparation focuses on being gentle, i.e.
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Does performing a showstopping desk dance at your age require special preparation?
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All of this preparation was tested in the Thomas Fire last December.
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In preparation for 2020, the president is focused on the minority vote.
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In preparation, King Aerys II — Daenerys's dad — hid wildfire around the city.
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In Louisiana, he has vigorously pushed reforms on curriculum and teacher preparation.
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"This is a preparation for transferring power," said one of those sources.
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Bodies in various states of preparation waited inside one of International's morgues.
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He would not say which mayoral office or aide handled the preparation.
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In preparation, you've stockpiled a massive supply of Starbucks pumpkin spice coffee.
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"There's a lot of preparation, but it's not so rigid," said Seacrest.
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Everything I had learned about training and preparation and perseverance — it clicked.
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Pecans, walnuts, hickory nuts, beech nuts; with proper preparation, they're all edible.
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But your bowel preparation schedule will depend on what your doctor recommends.
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"This was media and political preparation for his assassination," Mr. Nasrallah said.
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The amount of preparation is reflected in how smoothly the presentations went.
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There are no plans to cancel the nuclear detonation preparation webinar, however.
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So we jumped on our phones, Googling the required accouterments for preparation.
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Instead, it was the culmination of shrewd North Korean preparation and aggressiveness.
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Staples said the zoo was saved because of the staff's good preparation.
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In preparation for her first child, Meghan had a lavish baby shower.
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The Education Department's teacher preparation standards would measure the performance of educators.
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And it has invested years of preparation in enduring a possible war.
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We examined war plans drafted in preparation for a potential military confrontation.
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Reid's preparation helped him land the job over his more experienced peers.
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Volunteers are encouraged to bring $10 to help with care package preparation.
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But, in the case of "Coup 53," no such preparation was possible.
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Our relationship has a large focus on food — both preparation and consumption.
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In preparation for the week ahead, Mr. Goldstein offered a few suggestions.
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And oftentimes, we threw her out there without adequate preparation or staffing.
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MORE's reelection campaign and was a member of his debate preparation team.
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Another summit, Trump's second option, is inadvisable without proper preparation by negotiators.
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"I think we hardened our edge during our bowl preparation," he said.
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Items such as refinancing and IPO preparation are treated as one-offs.
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So this week, Kyle did a sponsored post for Preparation H Totables.
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A good response to this one just boils down to preparation beforehand.
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Trump was hands-on during the preparation for the storm on Friday.
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Others that require less education and fewer skills, like food preparation, don't.
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Mr. Adler recorded several hours of the station last year in preparation.
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I normally go in the studio with a great deal of preparation.
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"It wasn't ideal preparation for the world championships, for sure," Clarey said.
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These achievements were the product of centuries of human thought and preparation.
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He does not do tax preparation or give investment or career advice.
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Today, education is almost exclusively thought of in terms of career preparation.
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Here's my diet plan for my preparation for World's Strongest Man 2016!
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Yesterday, there was a big sermon at St. Paul's Church in preparation.
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Even certain TV dramas were postponed in preparation for the lavish funeral.
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The result's definitely made for a whole new kind of preparation. Yeah.
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Tax preparation is not something the government needs private sector assistance with.
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The bill also requires the IRS to develop its own free online tax-preparation service and bars the agency from entering into agreements with the tax-preparation industry that would impede upon the IRS's ability to provide this service.
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She says it "spares them an additional year of mind-numbing exam preparation".
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But with some preparation and a bit of luck, you should be fine.
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They are accepting donations to fund their Irma relief and Jose preparation efforts.
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The ceaseless preparation and the wonderful, satisfying sensation of training to better yourself.
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In preparation for the momentous occasion, Terwilliger had memorized the oath of office.
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While rice is classic, he thinks this preparation will be more festival friendly.
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Preparation is key to reducing some of the anxiety around first-time sex.
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I don&apost know how much preparation there is needed for that, Kellyanne.
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All meals are delivered daily "ready to eat" and no preparation is required.
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North Korea criticizes the annual drills calling them preparation for war against it.
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"He was a complete, serious pro — ruthless in his own preparation," Brown said.
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How was the preparation for this race different for you than other races?
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Still, even with that preparation and that warning, Natale couldn't shake the shame.
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It used to be that watching Black Mirror required emotional and physical preparation.
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LG: ... in preparation for this podcast and I stumbled upon a Forbes articles.
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The technique allows me to pick up and start work with no preparation.
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All that diligent preparation may make embracing the spontaneous a little more difficult.
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VIX, in preparation for a potentially difficult end to the year for investors.
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Arians thinks the Cardinals have covered it all, from self-evaluation to preparation.
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So my preparation has more to do with what's going on in there.
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And I did listen to "Fireflies" on Spotify, in preparation for this evaluation.
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The Europeans have spent the ten months since Britain's referendum in meticulous preparation.
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Perhaps it directed Tumblr to implement this setting in preparation of that change.
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People stocked up at grocery stores and waited at gas stations in preparation.
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In preparation for the film, she flew to Oregon to meet Harding herself.
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He spent most of his preparation time in the sauna and barely ate.
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Photography is mostly about preparation, and the decisions a photographer makes in turn.
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Clinton's top takeaway from her first debate with Trump was that preparation matters.
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You are thinking about three or four because you have done your preparation.
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"I love the preparation, I trained really hard for this camp," Condit said.
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Trump himself should see how much preparation paid off for his running mate.
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Watch more from Tonic: Let's talk a little bit more about that preparation.
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Our players and coaches, they had great focus and great energy (in preparation).
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Generally, though, an attorney's decisions must be grounded in adequate investigation and preparation.
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It was a lot of preparation, but the results were well worth it.
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Much of the preparation for this switch dated back to the previous government.
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"We are already doing all the preparation for a shelf filing," Wang said.
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So it was all those years of preparation and the joy of repetition.
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We prepared twice for the same match and today's preparation was more difficult.
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I have eight bottles of chili at home in preparation for the apocalypse.
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On both counts, she may be well-served by all her earnest preparation.
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Jason Miller, Trump's spokesman, mocked Clinton's two-a-day preparation on Monday morning.
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After all that preparation and research, you've made it through the job interview.
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As part of his preparation he visited the site of the Méduse's shipwreck.
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Things that were unforeseen to you, no matter how much preparation you did.
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ZL 2014 1 0524351.2) and preparation procedure of human hepatitis b immunoglobulin(No.
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Now is the time to "kick your (preparation) into high gear," Harzog says.
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Next -- Errol commends Jones for handling business in an airport with no preparation.
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Simply press fresh garlic through to make preparation and clean up a breeze.
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Preparation, in some small way, for the roar and silence of death 100.
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He needs to work on his defense and his preparation, fans are told.
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He laughs that repeated fire alerts have made him an emergency preparation expert.
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"Some party drugs we examined in particular require preparation before use," he added.
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The team debuted new logos and merchandise in preparation for the 2018 season.
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HOFFMAN: And there will be a lot of meetings in preparation for that.
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The process involves tremendous emotional and logistical preparation, including trading questions in advance.
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There will always be varying degrees of preparation with which students enter college.
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Preparation involves taking a used doll out of the room and disinfecting it.
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In essence, the Higher Education Act is now the nation's workforce preparation program!
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In preparation for the trials, FiveAI undertook data gathering exercises in August 2018.
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"My favorite part of preparation would have to be game time," he said.
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But the simplest preparation of all is my steamed asparagus with ginger dressing.
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There was the January raid on Yemen, ordered with little preparation or coordination.
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"The law to punish terrorism preparation has just (been) enacted," he said Thursday.
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No amount of preparation or money in the bank can prevent the unexpected.
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Preparation 502—yarrow flowers fermented in a stag's bladder–aerates in a tree.
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Knowing how strong a future quake could be is critical for disaster preparation.
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The Venezuelan firm modified the pipeline in preparation to pump gas to Colombia.
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In all my preparation, I had not accounted for the possibility of failure.
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The Food Network video also illustrated the preparation of a snow globe cupcake.
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This doesn't help quell fears and evacuation preparation here in the Mid-Atlantic.
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The other big factor was Holzhauer's extensive preparation, which gave him great confidence.
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"Too little demand and too much preparation time make them unprofitable to excavate."
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"Students did a great job with their training and earthquake preparation," she said.
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Rick Scott (R) declared a state of emergency Sunday in preparation for Michael.
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But there are a few goals he should focus his preparation on: 1.
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Sunday is for rest, relaxation, and recuperation in preparation for another working week.
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"I always viewed cooking and meal preparation as an art form," she said.
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Russian forces have reportedly shown no signs of preparation to depart the area.
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Businesses in Florida and the Bahamas boarded up in preparation for Hurricane Dorian.
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A buttery Chilean sea bass special, with its Moroccan influenced preparation, fared better.
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In preparation, motorists waited in long lines to fill their cars with fuel.
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Whole Foods is already expanding its teams in preparation for the holiday season.
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Compare that kind of preparation and vision with that of the current administration.
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Some states also hold sales tax holidays for other purposes, like hurricane preparation.
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Read more: Patriots receiver has a great story about Tom Brady's intense preparation
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The Old Stables recently received a $493,000 renovation in preparation for the move.
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What goes into each concert is a mountain of research, preparation and time.
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Kellyanne Conway, Mr. Trump's newly appointed campaign manager, is directing his preparation efforts.
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She told me last year that Suryadevara never does anything without comprehensive preparation.
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Unlike most professions, there is no mandatory national accreditation for teacher preparation programs.
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And in Enable's case, there is good reason for that level of preparation.
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They didn't have the information, the preparation, the tools, to defend the President.
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Colleges and universities are seeing a decline in enrollment in teacher preparation programs.
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He said such services were analogous to those provided by tax preparation firms.
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In preparation for my summer retail job, I ordered some clothes from JCPenney.
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I don't think there was any preparation, from what I can garner. Right?
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Her transformation, for me, as an actress, had nothing to do with preparation.
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You could never serve this dish—at least this preparation—in a restaurant.
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I didn't put much time or effort into my preparation, and it showed.
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Just whiskey and soda," he told me, "and the preparation is highly ceremonial.
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"I can only eat pumpkin en tacha [a syrup preparation]," she tells me.
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Department leaders believe terrorists study descriptions of police training in preparation for attacks.
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"I think this is probably the best preparation you can get," said Fowler.
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The orderly presentation masks the months of preparation leading up to the event.
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In some ways, being a salesman was good preparation for being a writer.
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The preparation is more involved, with marinades and sauces specific to each dish.
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In preparation, he approached the Parisian sculptor Abel Lafleur to produce a trophy.
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He has built a high-level career out of this mind-numbing preparation.
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Preparation and communication were key, so talk to them before you see it!
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"The financial sector's preparation is better now than other economic sectors," he added.
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Each class playlist and class plan takes up to two hours of preparation.
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And his preparation once he arrived in New York was curtailed by illness.
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He likes to have a summit on no notice and with no preparation.
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An intense, yearslong preparation for the I.P.O. helped make the bond sale possible.
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Palmer said the firm had increased its stock in preparation for any eventuality.
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They can involve months of preparation, choreographed assault teams, and even military aircraft.
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I love that preparation, how excessive it is, how appropriate to holiday cheer.
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But awareness is a far cry from preparation, and grief doesn't respect reason.
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As with anything that has to do with wedding planning, preparation is key.
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A year later, he felt he'd put in enough preparation, and began writing.
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With proper integration and preparation, a person's experience with psychedelics could be enhanced.
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With proper preparation, the toxin, hydrogen cyanide, can be flushed out with water.
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"This isn't a question of preparation," he told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Is that simply because of lack of preparation in the K-12 system?
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Ms. Gross brings a combination of empathy and rigorous preparation to the job.
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And in preparation, he is considering two watchmaking courses in Switzerland next year.
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Yet without proper preparation, summits are not good places to conduct detailed negotiations.
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When you follow this guide for a simple preparation, you'll find it easy.
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The bank has communicated other COVID-19 preparation-related policies to its employees.
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They always do a pasta with beans or fagioli preparation that I love.
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Dealing with them, he said, is perfect preparation for dealing with soccer players.
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According to Efecto Cocuyo, the months of preparation can cost up to $32,19723.
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Sacra praised the "amazing foresight and diligent preparation" in creating the biocontainment unit.
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Credit Karma Tax is a web-based tax preparation software from Credit Karma.
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The council is also embarking on a program for free online exam preparation.
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Williams has not played since the French Open, which is her customary preparation.
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The preparation of all of the President's meals is overseen by Navy stewards.
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In preparation for his show, Cave went onstage to introduce himself to Bentonville.
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His answers on Monday night suggest he still has some preparation to do.
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And, while his performance Tuesday was far from perfect, the extra preparation showed.
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The disastrous evacuation in preparation for Hurricane Rita in 5003 proved the case.
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So the preparation time for an attack can drop from hours to minutes.
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But in a way this feels like a preparation for the weeks ahead.
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Scott called on the Republicans to unify in preparation for the general election.
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Then you'll learn tactics for conquering stage fright and speeding up preparation time.
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With the right preparation, a vegan diet can be good for human health.
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The online appeal of the cheese preparation is crucial to its growing popularity.
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PREPARATION This is the first time Ms. Park has performed in a musical.
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The state came to be seen as an international leader in storm preparation.
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Funding for the preparation has become a political issue in an election year.
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The preparation, assemblage and decorating time rarely fell under the four-hour mark.
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Its preparation is a service rendered, not a task done out of pleasure.
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Experts advise flagging your references in advance to allow them adequate preparation time.
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How is A.I. changing the test preparation market, a multibillion-dollar global industry?
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There are about five hours of one-on-one preparation with a therapist.
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After almost eight months of intense preparation, News Feed launched in September 22006.
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Cespedes said that he had not done this type of pregame preparation before.
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Too much preparation can leave the impression that your interview answers are scripted.
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The city canceled all police officers' days off in preparation for the outages.
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Preparation to repatriate the woman to Norway began in October, according to officials.
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Those making $22019,000 or less will be eligible for free tax-preparation software.
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Finding the right job takes preparation, research, and sometimes even investigative cold-calling.
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But first there was more preparation, of both the tactical and emotional varieties.
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Nationalist troops gather in preparation for war against the Communists, circa May 1949.
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A crane ship was docked near the wreck in preparation for recovery operations.
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For example, "Start of a ration" in today's puzzle leads to PREP (preparation).
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In the end, none of the preparation or the meetings made a difference.
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"Preparation is the key, knowing and understanding what the terrain is," Parker said.
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There's a lot that goes into the preparation before glasses can be clinked.
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In the past, a big demonstration required months, if not years, of preparation.
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This preparation extends beyond basic regulatory compliance and requires risk-informed decision-making.
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Huskies run side by side during course training in preparation for the race.
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Because they're trying to do too much, too quickly, with too little preparation.
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Such preparation is essential for the economic growth and strength of our nation.
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And Sundance Now offers a film primer in preparation for the Trump presidency.
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Tea leaf readers have long viewed this as preparation for an imminent handoff.
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Arrogance has nothing to do with us, that's planning preparation for our staff.
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I bought it April 3rd in preparation for a mix I'm working on.
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Seasoned solo travelers say that preparation can be the key to minimizing risk.
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The teens in Arviat practice year-round in preparation for the dance competition.
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Headlines IoD calls on business to speed up no-deal Brexit preparation on.ft.
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For these guys, where cocaine truly becomes craft is in the preparation process.
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But be warned: This may require a lot of patience, resilience, and preparation.
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Recent reports claimed that tax preparation companies H&R Block and Intuit — the maker of TurboTax — have been allegedly adding code to tell Google and other search engines not to list the free versions of their online tax preparation tools.
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"I think lack of preparation typically means you don't get the best results, and lack of preparation usually leaves few choices, and they're not good choices," said Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio and a member of the Freedom Caucus.
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I have a job interview tomorrow, so I do some preparation while I eat.
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Preparation of your pet reduces the stress levels for both you and your pet.
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It requires extra preparation to fit everything in and a spartan commitment to elimination.
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A lesson had been learned: more preparation was needed for free soloing major climbs.
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All of this is in preparation for Hannah B.'s turn in the spotlight.
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Perhaps they did badly on a preparation tests and were then asked to leave.
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"How you perform is directly related to your training and your preparation," says Lee.
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Click through to take a shopping voyage in preparation for your actual summer vacation.
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WhiteKnightTwo and the first SpaceShipTwo taxi on the tarmac in preparation for take off.
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She ran a tax preparation business, which inflated people's returns, with her ex-husband.
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Not all of the pseudonymized women referenced in the complaint knew of its preparation.
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But an increasing number of tax preparation software companies offer to help — for free.
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They&aposve practiced wearing diving masks and breathing, in preparation for the diving possibility.
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A little preparation goes along way when it comes to preparing for a BBQ.
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Baaf then finished the preparation by grilling it above open fire at the festival.
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All of this preparation is leading up to the new direction for the league.
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First, the team is automating aspects of data preparation and machine learning model selection.
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However, a Skype or Hangout interview doesn't mean you should go light on preparation.
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Elliot and Matthew fold cloth diapers in preparation for the birth of their daughter.
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Now it helps you in the trailer in the morning — wigs cut preparation time.
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Ahead of the caucuses, Price displayed optimism in the party's preparation for the event.
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The makers of television long ago realized the power of food preparation on screen.
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Lockdown meant Orta was restricted from participating in the preparation of his own food.
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This is all to be expected as part of Clinton's preparation for her coronation.
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"So that's a really big uphill battle that would need preparation for," she said.
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There can be no better preparation for it than having been a military officer.
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What it is: Exotec develops order preparation systems to streamline order assembling and dispatching.
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In preparation, Marina has been running daily to build her stamina for the show.
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Preparation is key to Insta-worthy travel photos, said the fashion stylist Rasaan Wyzard.
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Is that the other person has like done their research and done the preparation.
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After all your preparation, it's not unusual to get nervous about actually doing it.
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Unlike many real-life nagging parents, Saturn reliably rewards hard work and smart preparation.
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I pack the baby's diaper bag in preparation for the week to start again.
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Did knowing the project would be shot like that change your performance or preparation?
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The source said the shelling of recent days was in preparation for ground operations.
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During the preparation of the omelette, the egg yolks turn a truffle-brown color.
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We'd end up doing 15, 16 hours of preparation, particularly for the first debate.
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"When a crisis arises, the time for preparation has passed," he would tell them.
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"She takes the debate preparation very seriously," Podesta said on "Meet the Press" Sunday.
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On February 26th the Central Committee convened again in preparation for the parliamentary session.
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A static fire test was successfully completed on Tuesday in preparation for the mission.
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" But even through all her preparation, she "quickly realized it just wasn't that easy.
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"The preparation is going well – I'm grafting and continuing to tick boxes," Farah said.
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All Isamari knows is that her preparation — working out, eating healthy, taking vitamins — failed.
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Countries like Russia and China are two good examples of this preparation for war.
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It isn't a cure, but it makes it easier to have done that preparation.
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But those seven years were my preparation process—I didn't take any ayahuasca then.
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Her family is big into meal preparation to stay on top of their health.
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The craft will now adjust its orbit in preparation for landing on April 11.
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The unnamed geology show wasn't the only kind of preparation that Alsup had made.
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All of these destabilising attacks can be considered as preparation for any future conflict.
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In preparation, Connecticut's State Emergency Operations Center was partially activated on Sunday, reported WTNH.
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During an appointment at a nearby Mount Sinai clinic, that preparation has paid off.
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Assisted tax preparation for US customers generated more than 40% of the company's sales.
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A prolonged preparation for adulthood was actually available only to those with economic means.
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He recently announced he's leaving the show in preparation for his first child's birth.
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The event will educate analysts about the company's business in preparation for its IPO.
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Feeling depressed won't drive me to run up a mountain without any preparation anymore.
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In preparation of Hurricane Harvey evacuations, Airbnb will offer people free accommodations, KVUE reports.
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Data last week showed manufacturers ramping up stocks in preparation for potential border delays.
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The preparation of TATP can easily result in accidental detonation if mistakes are made.
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In preparation, greens are drafting petitions and priming for a battle they know well.
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Experts say this approach can lead to better meeting preparation and more succinct discussions.
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DO NOT allow more than 24 hours to elapse between sample preparation and insertion.
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"We are getting a greater understanding of the preparation of the bomb," Rowley said.
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They begin with a brain scan, and a long preparation session with the psychiatrists.
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What have you discussed with him and Carl Lewis in preparation for the Trials?
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The whole thing takes a lot of preparation, and there's lots of moving parts.
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Preparation time is often limited, so to have four months, is a rare privilege.
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But an increasing number of tax-preparation software companies offer to help — for free.
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It is all about preparation, but is also about fun and joy and happiness.
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As WFC issues more long-term debt in preparation, its profitability will be impacted.
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"This violence, this state terror is being executed following very meticulous preparation," he said.
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Some people had organized their belongings on the ground in preparation for the demonstration.
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Spend the days listening to track after track in preparation for said next set?
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The group pays for his apartment through its Post-Release Education and Preparation program.
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Each day's worth of preparation is critical to allow us to play our best.
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I had never done that much preparation for a larp, by a long shot.
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The drills, which the North routinely describes as preparation for invasion, run until Aug.
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Take particular care not to keep turtles near any kind of food preparation area.
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It also includes food preparation using tools to chop or pound meat and vegetables.
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Two years ago, that would have called for a two day fast in preparation.
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Even by Mr Trump's standards, this had looked like poor preparation for the primaries.
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All of the preparation that we all did seemed to vanish in an instant.
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But with the right mindset and preparation, it needn't be the stuff of nightmares.
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Ricardo Rosselló declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard in preparation.
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Often, emergencies of the past help to inform preparation for the future, Knapp said.
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That leads to easier and more timely reporting as well as quicker tax preparation.
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HALLE, Germany — On paper, it was Roger Federer's least auspicious Wimbledon preparation in years.
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Mickey entered with a tube of Preparation H. "Dab in each nostril," he said.
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Most teachers have not had this training through the teacher preparation program they completed.
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Still, the organizers had to make some compromises given the lack of preparation time.
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"@vancityreynolds performs on of his favorite ab exercises in preparation for #deadpool2," Saladino wrote.
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Administration officials, while hopeful, are proceeding with caution in their preparation for the talks.
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The preparation for a hunt is also physically and spiritually nourishing, tribal members say.
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So preparation for the postseason ought to begin now, before it gets too late.
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You can tech in cards in preparation for more aggressive or more control matches.
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The new rules represent a necessary first step in broader reforms of teacher preparation.
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But getting behind the wheel, especially for longer trips, calls for skills and preparation.
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These methods have been applied to scores of manuscripts in preparation for this exhibition.
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After months of preparation and training, Ham was rocketed into space and made history.
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In preparation, we've been cherry-picking companies in the latest batch that interest us.
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To the Editor: Yearlong residencies are one way to improve teacher preparation and retention.
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Deals as complicated and intricate as trade negotiations take preparation and focus, Schweitzer says.
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For companies facing the prospect of Congress looking into their practices, preparation is key.
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In reality, workforce preparation would represent a significant shift in the mission of schools.
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Pork farmers have been doing the same thing this week, in preparation for Florence.
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Meeting agendas were provided at the last minute, making preparation difficult if not impossible.
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Whether your nose surgery is cosmetic or functional, a smooth recovery requires some preparation.
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Engel, in cargo pants, appeared to be dressed in preparation for a long flight.
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But the thoroughness of Woods's preparation for this Ryder Cup has won over Mickelson.
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It is mainly used for storage and preparation for large events, the owners said.
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Another said he was using this race as preparation for a coming 100K race.
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Here are other details about summit preparation released by the White House on Tuesday:
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Without these months of preparation, the work will probably get pushed out another year.
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But Micale promised not to panic or throw weeks of preparation out the window.
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But an increasing number of tax-preparation software companies also offer help — for free.
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For all her team-mates, it has not been the perfect Olympic preparation either.
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He spent at least two months clearing out dead trunks and leaves in preparation.
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I buy myself a bottle of Montepulciano in preparation to be snowed in tomorrow.
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The tweet was followed up by a video showing Trump praising the administration's preparation.
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"To do it well in China, it's not a one-year preparation," Waller said.
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He loved his teammates — the practice and the preparation — and that showed every day.
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That was after my mother's first suicide attempt, in preparation for a disastrous move.
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In preparation for the trial, final fact witness lists will be exchanged by Feb.
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At least Godard traveled to the places he considered in preparation for his film.
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Vice doubled its news staff over the summer in preparation for the show's launch.
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The problem is that it's mid-2019, and the census takes months of preparation.
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All of these appointments may signal Slack's preparation to go public at some point.
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More than 20 minutes of preparation, scheming, and theorizing have vanished in an instant.
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It said track tests would be carried out in preparation for implementation in 2018.
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Teachers: The Department of Education is correcting mistakes made in a teacher preparation rule.
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These workers assist with bathing, dressing, mobility, and meal preparation, among other important activities.
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In preparation, backup generators and batteries had been tested and fuel tanks topped off.
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The best preparation might be a half-dozen selections from earlier in the series.
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You may love tax preparation or even profit from it, in which case, congratulations.
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In preparation for his next game, he often watches video of his past performances.
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Everything had to focus on test preparation and remedial instruction in reading and math.
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Teacher preparation programs continue to ignore the sound science behind how people become readers.
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That being said, we devote a lot of man-hours in preparation for December.
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Pyongyang has long opposed the annual drills, viewing them as preparation for an attack.
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Expenses — and the deductions they provide — are where a tax-preparation program really helps.
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More than half the reels involved the preparation, launch and recovery of Apollo 28.
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In preparation for my wedding, I worked out twice a day on 800 calories.
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The tax preparation firm "should have confident answers" to your questions, Mr. Thomas said.
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He asked about the laxative he was to take in preparation for the test.
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If you're an amateur in the kitchen, meal preparation can be a slow process.
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" The pieces that were performed, he said, were often "done badly, without enough preparation.
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There's such obvious thought and intention and preparation that goes behind everything you do.
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A degree today is unlikely to be enough preparation for the challenges of tomorrow.
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But by the 18th century, there was no shortage of information on its preparation.
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One after another, they cited his work between starts, his relentless preparation and drive.
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Teachers spend much of their preparation time analyzing activities to improve the next lesson.
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These losses occur on farms and in food production, sales, distribution, preparation, and consumption.
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The best tricks are built upon thousands of hours of training, rehearsal and preparation.
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The need remains urgent: Job creation and job preparation must go hand in hand.
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"Absolutely nothing has changed in preparation for protecting us from the virus," she wrote.
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Ms. Serva encouraged him to sign up for its high school equivalency preparation program.
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Ms. Sailing and Mr. Edward agree that preparation is another key element they seek.
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In Padova, the hospital pitched tents outside in preparation for an influx of cases.
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"The defendant's covert influence campaign involved substantial planning, international coordination and preparation," they said.
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Much of today's progressive discourse sounds like preparation for an imaginary seminar or trial.
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But the disaster isn't the highly contagious coronavirus, it's Trump's complete lack of preparation.
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The article also described incorrectly the preparation of a dinner at the White House.
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Dr. Toscano called the military good preparation for treating New York City's modeling elite.
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We use them for baking, breading, frying, boiling, and lots of other preparation methods.
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All it took was a coup to overthrow her husband — and years of preparation.
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Nadal said he did not consider tournaments like Monte Carlo, Barcelona and Rome preparation.
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This caused a slowdown among Andy Stadler's tax preparation clients in Terre Haute, Indiana.
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I would think realistically that you need 12 months preparation in a crash program.
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Every forkful carries culture and identity in the memory and effort of its preparation.
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He said preparation could reduce the time and stress generally associated with the process.
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Prada, 22021, denied that the decision was made as preparation for her eventual retirement.
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The remaining Indonesian players on the roster were released in preparation for this move.
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TaxSlayer is a tax preparation company for people filing their taxes online from home.
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However, 2019 has spawned ten concrete memes that span the full spectrum of preparation.
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As a result, his opponents' preparation would often no longer give them an advantage.
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Preparation is key for home improvement retailers in the midst of such natural disasters.
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It was, he told friends, a time of preparation for the struggle to come.
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Tiradito, a raw fish preparation like sashimi, but with a spicy sauce, is another.
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Plummer, 23, decided to try making heart-shaped macarons in preparation for Valentine's Day.
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Giles said this move is probably the most crucial preparation component that people miss.
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It was not immediately clear whether the shipment was in preparation for an incursion.
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Once deGrom completed his rehabilitation program, he had a normal off-season of preparation.
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Color photos bring the mouthwatering recipes to life and help clarify the preparation process.
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Still, Jones is keeping his political operation running in preparation for a reelection campaign.
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Instead of retrenching laundry staff, they have retrained them in other food preparation jobs.
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How to Use Purell Disinfectant Spray to clean food preparation areas and baby toys
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But you do worry, presumably, about death: Would some once-weekly preparation really hurt?
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Experts see an overlay of factors beyond weather, including migration, development and poor preparation.
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"He's now been arrested on suspicion, preparation and instigation of an act of terrorism."
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He was unaware that concealed within his tax preparation software lurked a ticking bomb.
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But there's no indication such a report is already in preparation or coming soon.
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Third, the Gipper didn't simply trust his gut, dismiss the experts and reject preparation.
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They move to different neighborhoods, invest in test preparation and pay for private schools.
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In preparation for storms, a sealant is used keep the surface from washing away.
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When moving into a campus dorm room for the first time, preparation is key.
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While there, they also participated in outfit fittings in preparation of the big night.
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Cassava root also can be processed into starch for use in commercial food preparation.
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Painstaking preparation Preparing rough diamonds is a painstaking process that can be highly lucrative.
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In preparation for the testimony, here are 10 memorable facts about Mr. Cohen. 1.
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Known for his intense preparation for each game, including analyzing hours of game film.
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What you didn't see were the years of consistent preparation that got them there.
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Many low-income customers lack the cash to pay tax preparation fees up front.
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Students spend the first month learning basic food preparation techniques and food safety guidelines.
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That&aposs not to say the delicacy is limited to this type of preparation.
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They come for audit representation and stay for tax preparation the next year. 4.
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This link has preparation guides that can help them make it through the storm.
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Jupiter, the planet of growth, is slowing down in preparation of ending its retrograde.
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From there, NASA intends to pivot to preparation for a human mission to Mars.
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It was a goal she pursued aggressively in preparation for her upcoming maternity leave.
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On Sunday, Mr. Sorey gives a solo set in preparation for a future recording.thestonenyc.com
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In preparation for the premiere, here are 13 chilling novels centered around haunted houses.
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