While preparing for preparing for the role, Dever did not consult Marie.
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The BID is great for preparing for sex parties, it's great for preparing for difficult conversations, it's great for preparing for anything that is out of the ordinary.
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I'm preparing for a tournament, preparing for a practice, working out a group of individuals.
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"My body was preparing for life, but my mind was preparing for death," she said.
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Here are some resources from the USGS about preparing for earthquakes, and some about preparing for volcanoes.
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Astronaut Mark Kelly says preparing for the Iowa Caucus is a bit like preparing for a rocket launch.
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Preparing for a job interview is like preparing for a final exam – you need to know your stuff.
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Even those who are preparing for an outbreak with panic buying of supplies seem unsure of what they're preparing for.
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Preparing for events, not preparing for them, being in social situations, avoiding social situations, meeting with reporters — all of it.
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While Elon Musk is preparing for this week's launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket, his other company is also preparing for a launch.
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Preparing for their arrival In the Mexican municipality of Suchiate, which borders Guatemala, officials say they're preparing for more migrants to pass through.
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How Guantanamo Bay is preparing for a Trump presidency How Guantanamo Bay is preparing for a Trump presidency This segment originally aired Dec.
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I had researched forests for years, but always at mid-latitudes, where trees spend their spring preparing for summer, and their fall preparing for winter.
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"I didn't understand how much time was actually spent studying the game and preparing for the game and preparing for every possible situation," Brady says in the 2000 interview.
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Still, the study authors note that the findings could be used to provide guidelines to soldiers preparing for the course as well as athletes preparing for events to enhance their performance.
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Here's how we should all be preparing for it.
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Preparing for this future takes effort — and prudent funding.
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ICE is also preparing for the possibility that it might need more officers at the border, the official said, stressing that while officials are preparing for various possibilities, they have not taken action.
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But for himr, preparing for the role has been unconventional.
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"I'm just preparing for our big night out," she teased.
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I have been preparing for this role my whole life.
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Eileen Helmer is also preparing for more intense caregiving duties.
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River communities in several states are preparing for flooding conditions.
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Cuba has a solid track record of preparing for storms.
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It is about preparing for emergencies and stopping hateful rhetoric.
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For all these reasons, some are preparing for the worst.
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But we've been preparing for this for a long time.
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"I'm just preparing for our big night out," she teases.
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They are preparing for the worst on a Brexit vote.
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Alexandria is stockpiling firearms, making allies, and preparing for war.
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Where she had gazed, maybe, preparing for Seth to arrive.
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I think this change reflects preparing for implementing the vision.
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IS is already preparing for the day after Mosul falls.
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One hopes that Washington is preparing for all the possibilities.
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Preparing for the possibility of an activist attack is essential.
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There they spent the night preparing for the challenge ahead.
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What's the hardest thing about the job you're preparing for?
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Everyone was nervous and I was preparing for the worst.
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It's a bearish trend he's been preparing for since January.
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Now, however, we should all be preparing for the Macaulcaissance.
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Traders are preparing for a fast move on any breakout.
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Beyoncé devoted hours and hours to preparing for the show.
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Some alliances are explicitly aimed at preparing for the future.
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Preparing for such an eventuality is challenging, but not impossible.
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Preparing for the weekend; fruit, vegan cheese and nut platters.
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We urgently need to start preparing for what is coming.
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Nonetheless, Abadi said, his government is preparing for the worst.
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Hansen, like McDaniel and others, is preparing for the fallout.
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Army veteran Geoff Hoffman was preparing for a blue christmas.
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Praying for the survivors and preparing for whatever may come.
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I think I was just preparing for being a parent.
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So it sounds like President Trump is preparing for war.
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But he's also preparing for what comes after the NFL.
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But it's just as much about preparing for the future.
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Nonetheless, wise bosses are still preparing for the harder version.
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Japan is preparing for cabinet approval as early as Aug.
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Manafort has denied any wrongdoing and is preparing for trial.
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We're preparing for those, but that would be quite substantial.
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Secondly, she's been preparing for her upcoming show at NYFW.
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Rebel forces are also preparing for another round of fighting.
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Were they preparing for another war against Israel, he wondered.
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She wakes up Monday morning already preparing for Sunday night.
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Are agencies preparing for the potential of a shut down?
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The candidates have a challenge in preparing for these debates.
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Are you preparing for the storm, or already snowed in?
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Right now, he and the ACLU are preparing for that.
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It is not that Brazil wasn't preparing for terrorism before.
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But that doesn't mean we're not preparing for the inevitability.
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But intentionally or not, he's also preparing for the worst.
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Here on the West Coast, we're preparing for the worst.
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Diddy is in Columbus, Georgia, preparing for Kim's funeral Saturday.
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Florida is not the only state preparing for possible impact.
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"Leadership is preparing for a battle," said outgoing state Rep.
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The activists had been preparing for the rally for months.
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Preparing for future growthMany side hustles have a short lifespan.
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Productive people end each day by preparing for the next.
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The actors were preparing for their roles in The Tale.
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They include measuring marketing spend and preparing for privacy regulation.
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Suddenly, the world Vista had been preparing for was shattered.
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Higgins gives the example of preparing for a work presentation.
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The AWS teams spend months preparing for it, Amazon said.
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Then Tanaka will spend time preparing for his next start.
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I asked what kind of catastrophe she was preparing for.
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His campaign has been openly preparing for such a scenario.
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Still, the Big Four were preparing for battle on Monday.
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Preparing for daily press briefings is hard but necessary work.
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"Preparing for 1000 Takjil Iftar Ramadan Kareem" by Dharma Kurniawan
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Louisiana residents are preparing for their first hurricane of 2019.
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The country may be preparing for its sixth nuclear test.
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Both Trump and his adversaries are preparing for the possibility.
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Even Saudi Arabia is preparing for a world after oil.
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We see Drake during his week preparing for the show.
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Iran is also preparing for presidential elections, scheduled for May.
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Again, we're going to start preparing for the next game.
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Mr. Wolf is now preparing for a major casting change.
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Real estate agents are preparing for a tough road ahead.
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Cruz's team has been preparing for a showdown with Rubio.
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There are surely many other ways of preparing for upheaval.
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Mathis is preparing for at least three months without business.
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Teachers complain about spending hours preparing for classes without compensation.
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Above, a woman in Myrtle Beach, S.C., preparing for Florence.
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The OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma is preparing for pain anyway.
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Around 200 people are expected, though they're preparing for more.
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But analysts said Iran also was preparing for other outcomes.
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Which means preparing for that now is a good idea.
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And if so why aren't we preparing for this risk?
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Jimmie Johnson is preparing for his last season with NASCAR.
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And now Mr. Rokos is preparing for a big 2017.
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We have been inadvertently preparing for this experience for years.
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He was preparing for deployment in November 2009 when Maj.
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The Canadian province of Ontario was preparing for an experiment.
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I have been very busy preparing for my coming vacation.
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The report says Morton was apparently preparing for a marathon.
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But I began preparing for my journey the night before.
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Airlines and local transportation have begun preparing for the storm.
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Preparing for GDPR came with myriad implications for U.S. firms.
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Each had spent over a decade preparing for this contest.
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How are you preparing for the trip, practically and emotionally?
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The sisters said they are preparing for their own longevity.
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In part, they're preparing for the possibility that Roe v.
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"We are not simply preparing for another storm; we are preparing for the government to fail us again," said Lorraine Feliciano, a 22-year-old student at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras.
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Officials in Ukraine recently warned that Russian hackers were preparing for a major cyberattack, while intelligence officers in the U.K. are preparing for the possibility of an attack against a piece of critical national infrastructure.
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Ricardo Rosselló, the governor of Puerto Rico, said the island has been preparing for a week for the storm: "We are hoping for the best, but of course preparing for the worst," he told CNN.
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Its operator was preparing for potential flooding and loss of power.
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"The Golden Bride" is preparing for another march down the aisle.
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So, how has Blunt gone about preparing for this iconic role?
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Trump spends a significant amount of time preparing for every trip.
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"One should always be preparing for a Big One," she said.
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Woods sometimes spends three months preparing for a D&D session.
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Zara's gone ahead and made preparing for Coachella a no brainer.
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Some are preparing for brisk business once factories reopen in March.
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The paramilitary "Knights Templar International" is preparing for a race war.
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One aspect of preparing for baby that didn't require much thought?
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Several other state-run banks are also preparing for share sales.
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Huawei says it has spent years preparing for the current scenario.
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He&aposs actually been preparing for this for quite a while.
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Zoos across the country have been curiously preparing for Aug. 26.
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This (claim) is either fake or they are preparing for something.
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Teachers in Texas are preparing for a potential strike as well.
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Romanov's gang was preparing for another smuggling run across the border.
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Preparing for the future is essential, but functionality is important, too.
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Preparing for extreme heat today, said Quinn, is not the point.
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The crew threw themselves into their work preparing for the mission.
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At the time, the National Gallery was preparing for an expansion.
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Oh, and it's also preparing for a future of autonomous driving.
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Yet preparing for the worst can only take you so far.
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We are currently preparing for season three of Tiny Home Adventure.
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Meghan Trainor is preparing for her nuptials in a modern way.
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The official added that Kim had been preparing for the summit.
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By this time next month we could be preparing for snow.
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Companies preparing for no deal tend to have the same priorities.
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"But you know, I will spend some time preparing for it."
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The president and the porn star are preparing for another showdown.
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Mike pulls out his gun, preparing for any encounter, until — THWAP!
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There's a big national competition every year that we're preparing for.
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And preparing for these events won't be easy, according to Villarini.
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But his administration is preparing for a no-deal outcome, too.
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Companies in other industries are preparing for life outside Britain, too.
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Meanwhile, Paltrow and Falchuk, 47, are preparing for their upcoming wedding.
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Soldiers, preparing for what was to come, drank shots of vodka.
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Utilities in the Southeastern United States have been preparing for years.
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The transit agency in Phoenix is already preparing for that inevitability.
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"A big part of helping the kids is preparing for that."
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Preparing for birth Excitement overflows in the labor and delivery room.
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Progressive activist groups are preparing for a brawl over this issue.
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An enormous amount of work goes into preparing for April 15.
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Mayor Harry Kim says officials are preparing for whatever nature brings.
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Reuters earlier reported on Wednesday that Apple was preparing for trial.
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I think they&aposve been preparing for a long time also.
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It means preparing for a web that may face greater restrictions.
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But she's also preparing for the possibility that she won't succeed.
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Instead, Sansa is preparing for a much more palpable threat: starvation.
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Preparing for the Olympics has always been a harrowing logistical feat.
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The site's operators began preparing for a rumble with the Feds.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats have been preparing for the first debate for weeks.
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They're preparing for the end times and to be the survivors.
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Schorpen struggled while preparing for the trial of her daughter's killer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's politicians are preparing for a pivotal event.
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"This postseason is what we have been preparing for," Irving said.
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Still, the firm appears to be preparing for a hefty fine.
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A LOT of work goes into preparing for NATO's biennial summits.
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China is slowly and surely preparing for the next battlefield now.
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Dr. Mayo was preparing for surgery when he took Scott's call.
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She added: "One should always be preparing for a big one."
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Leon G. Cooperman is preparing for the fight of his career.
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I am hoping for the best and preparing for the worst.
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How are you preparing for the political aspect of your job?
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Here are photos showing people preparing for, and surviving, Hurricane Dorian.
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"It suggests they are preparing for something fairly significant," he added.
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With that in mind, it's time to start preparing for Thanksgiving.
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The studious Trump has done her homework preparing for this trip.
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Preparing for the State of the Union Address tonight #SOTU pic.twitter.
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The signs are that investors are not preparing for big moves.
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We shower in the outdoor shower, then start preparing for dinner.
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Planners visited to stock up, preparing for months of birthday parties.
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Advertisers may already be preparing for this version of the future.
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He is preparing for "another very difficult fire season," he said.
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Prosecutors argued he'd been preparing for a life on the lam.
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"I have been preparing for this for so long," he said.
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The players had asked his help preparing for that game, too.
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And so my focus has been elsewhere preparing for these games.
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Suzuki brought with him his unique method of preparing for games.
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MNG's move comes as Gannett is preparing for a leadership transition.
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Now, he's preparing for a new Netflix documentary about his life.
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Why is preparing for a future of stronger storms so difficult?
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"We have been preparing for this for a while," Qi said.
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It means preparing for a Web that may face greater restrictions.
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She's been preparing for this since she was 8 years old.
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Now the company is preparing for a changing of the guard.
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He's acting like a guy who's preparing for a presidential campaign.
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According to the WHO, Uganda has been preparing for this moment.
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Some students spend months or even years preparing for the exam.
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I knew the Islamic State was preparing for an attack here.
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Understanding history is essential — but what about preparing for the future?
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Democrats asserted that FEMA was similarly inept preparing for this storm.
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I mean, I couldn't answer as to what they're preparing for.
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In a way, I've been preparing for a pandemic for years.
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Durkin, 40, had been preparing for his third season at Maryland.
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The agency has been preparing for such a possibility, they said.
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And Leiner, the humanitarian group coordinator, is preparing for the worst.
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UBS listed five ways investors could start preparing for the recovery.
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Both executives have been preparing for the hearings for several weeks.
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But many sponsors are preparing for a broader range of investments.
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And they've been preparing for this moment for a long time.
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Next said it was preparing for a significant downturn in sales.
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Doomsday preppers are accustomed to preparing for disasters of all kinds.
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Some carriers are already preparing for flyers too worried to travel.
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The House managers are preparing for the trial on Capitol Hill.
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But just preparing for each national emergency is incredibly costly, too.
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And, police are preparing for even more porch pirates stealing gifts.
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"We have been preparing for a long time," the source said.
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He was preparing for what then looked like a promising career.
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At 40, we're no longer preparing for an imagined future life.
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Now, she is preparing for her final event on the tour.
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Preparing for such tests doesn&apost necessarily involve simply memorizing answers.
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"I think workers have been preparing for this strike," she said.
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U.S. officials were preparing for the possibility of cyberattacks and terrorism.
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The DHS media team appears to be preparing for such questions.
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It's never too early to start preparing for your performance review.
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"We are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst".
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Whenever he was not shooting, he was preparing for a shoot.
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Did you talk to your father in preparing for this role?
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In his head, he was mentally preparing for a second overtime.
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"Praying for the survivors and preparing for whatever may come. #Montecito"
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"Our officers came here preparing for a hostage situation," he said.
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Over the past weekend, Muilenburg has been preparing for the hearing.
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Campaigns have been preparing for this moment, some more than others.
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He added that the city was nevertheless preparing for possible cuts.
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Preparing for open enrollment It pays to prepare for open enrollment.
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" One of the planned sessions is titled "Preparing for the Unthinkable.
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But the US is preparing for that possibility all the same.
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Lang said there was no overall figure for how much companies had spent on preparing for Brexit but some individual pharmaceutical and chemical companies had spent up to 100 million pounds ($130 million) preparing for Brexit.
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Preparing for a siege, however, is very different from preparing to attack, and Team Targaryen shouldn't assume that the other side hasn't been preparing for their arrival, or that Dragonstone has been unoccupied all this time.
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We got Gervonta out in NYC and asked him how he's preparing for the fight ... and he told us he's preparing for the post-fight turnup with an exotic locale in mind for himself and his crew.
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How did your training change when you started preparing for Sleeping Beauty?
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World-class athletes aren't the only ones preparing for the Olympic Games.
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Since this is coming from Grande, we're preparing for anything — and everything.
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The filmmakers told me they'd spent seven months preparing for this venture.
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Disney is preparing for the launch of their new Star Wars rides!
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The family of one boy was preparing for his return Wednesday night.
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Snapchat is preparing for that world by starting its hardware efforts early.
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Some may have been preparing for an even larger sale of shares.
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I'm preparing for a dog guest who will be dropped off soon.
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But preparing for a debate is a function of campaigning for president.
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They want to see players preparing for games or playing video games.
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Preparing for a price on carbon emissions thus becomes a sensible policy.
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The UAW is preparing for an election next June to replace Williams.
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Finally, there's a scary take: The US is genuinely preparing for conflict.
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"We're preparing for anything that might come," department spokeswoman Maxine Herr said.
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Mobility cuts Lyft is preparing for its imminent IPO by getting lean.
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Could a civilian handle the rigors of preparing for the awards season?
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Assume that they spent a lot of time preparing for the meeting.
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The global shipping industry is preparing for a rule change concerning fuel.
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Even Silicon Valley's most conventional venture capitalists are preparing for geographical diversification.
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At the end of 2017, I was preparing for a book launch.
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It's not clear how and if Facebook was preparing for this change.
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The more far-sighted multinationals are preparing for an increasingly nationalist future.
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Economy-wide data reveal little evidence of firms preparing for "no deal".
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But he hasn't spent this time writing briefs or preparing for court.
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Sequoia is clearly preparing for the worst around these national security reviews.
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Turbo, played by Cody Kearsley, preparing for battle alongside Wesley (Austin Crute).
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In his spare time, he is preparing for his second Ironman triathlon.
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Elsewhere in the city, Peña and Calderon are preparing for a raid.
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He is currently preparing for shows in the US, Italy, and Spain.
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Preparing for big events like the Olympics games is a Herculean effort.
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Now they are preparing for Ms Taylor to hand them their baby.
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They have been preparing for it ever since they took it over.
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As a result, the bigger chemical makers are preparing for all outcomes.
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Here's how each candidate is preparing for round two as of Wednesday.
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Instead, they've been relegated to a "preparing for shipment" status from Amazon.
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"They are preparing for war again, no question," says an intelligence source.
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Mexican Sergio Perez, preparing for a home race with Force India, agreed.
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Investors were also preparing for Yellen's speech, due Friday at 303 a.m.
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I've been preparing for months on how to be a legislative director.
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Debate prep The rivals spent the day preparing for their big battle.
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That's not lost on retailers preparing for their busiest time of year.
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Also, how the Federal Reserve is preparing for the next economic recession.
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And it's by preparing for it that we will prevent that outcome.
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"Offshore crews are preparing for strong winds and heavy rains," Ryan said.
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"It's so overwhelming, the responsibility, the transformation, preparing for childbirth," she wrote.
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I was on the island at the time, preparing for the worst.
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SUMMERS: Or preparing for a week and the protest promoting white supremacy.
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"Preparing for a new child is both exciting and stressful," Gupta says.
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And we are preparing for many different alternative events at North Korea.
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Captain Marvel, being set in 1995, had Lee 'preparing' for the role.
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I am currently preparing for my performances and presentations at TED 2016.
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That's what preparing for a baby feels like, except with back pain.
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Before Stranger Things premieres, this couple is preparing for the worst....spoilers.
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I have a busy day ahead of me preparing for the interview.
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I don't know about anybody else, but I started preparing for it.
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One minute you're preparing for June 3rd, the next it's June 16th.
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I almost didn't recognize him because he was preparing for The Revenant.
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Space Exploration Technologies Corp is preparing for liftoff at 10:01 a.m.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is preparing for cabinet approval as early as Aug.
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Israeli security forces are preparing for any possible response in the region.
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It was all about surviving the day, not preparing for the future.
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We are preparing ... for our army to benefit from modern, efficient features.
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I was just thinking about that as we're preparing for this conference.
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Officers in riot gear in the Justice Center preparing for something pic.twitter.
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The motivation: Preparing for the possibility of human colonization on the Moon.
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Admiral Schofield and Kyle Alexander graduated and are preparing for the draft.
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CNBC previously reported the chain was preparing for a potentially imminent bankruptcy.
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San Francisco is preparing for two rallies August 26 and August 27.
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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Spent all day preparing for Inauguration Day?
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Also, should we be preparing for a more sympathetic Cersei this season?
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Now, those companies, and Google, are preparing for a public congressional hearing.
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In addition to the halftime show, Gaga is preparing for the Oct.
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Doctors preparing for surgery cleaned their hands with bottles of seltzer water.
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A group of Fellowship members was charged with preparing for the tremors.
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Traders are now preparing for U.S. inflation data, due at 0.23 GMT.
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"Is the health system preparing for this tsunami of services?" she said.
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The Obamacare enrollees preparing for repeal are often the higher-income participants.
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The Massachusetts General team spent three years preparing for the penis transplants.
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SoftBank had been signaling that it was preparing for a major move.
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Last September, Melinda Jones was preparing for her daughter Elizabeth's birthday party.
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McDonald's is preparing for its entry into the spicy chicken sandwich wars.
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Democrats are preparing for a prolonged ordeal through the holidays (The Hill).
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Meanwhile, Flake is preparing for a long slog to next August's primary.
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Today, teachers and children are preparing for something entirely different: mass shootings.
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The president has not been preparing for this negotiation his whole life.
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Here's what you need to know: • Preparing for the transition of power.
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In 2020, they'll be working with athletes preparing for the summer Olympics.
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All around the world, millions of smartphone users are preparing for war.
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The holidays are afoot, and retailers are preparing for the shopping mayhem.
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The House of Mouse has been preparing for this moment for years.
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West Bank settlers are preparing for a clash with the Israeli government.
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Poland had spent time preparing for a penalty shootout and it showed.
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The troupe is also preparing for its first national tour this summer.
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Its Steam forums are preparing for a review bomb of the game.
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So should we be preparing for a Day After Tomorrow ending soon?
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Preparing for the worst, she said, people had begun stockpiling their medications.
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Here, seven things you should know about financially preparing for Hurricane Dorian.
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All are preparing for flooding, whether it's small-scale or much larger.
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MTV aired footage of Ms. Simpson preparing for the ill-fated performance.
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"We're preparing for flooding beyond anything we've seen," said the system's head.
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And European automakers are preparing for an electric future, but skepticism remains.
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In Egypt, Hosni Mubarak began preparing for revolution long before it came.
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"We're hoping for the best and preparing for the worst," he said.
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Vietnam is preparing for Kim to arrive by train for the Feb.
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If you're not on a run of success, you're preparing for one.
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Instead, people should take an active role in preparing for the worst.
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But recent military exercises suggest Washington is preparing for the last resort.
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While preparing for a party at the resort, she injured her eye.
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Clinton: I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate.
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"I've spent more than a decade preparing for any scenario," he said.
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After all, they had spent months preparing for a Clinton presidency anyway.
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France and other European powers said they were preparing for the worst.
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Lawmakers are preparing for a moment of parliamentary high drama on Tuesday.
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The problem is that he has been preparing for the wrong part.
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"If you're not working, you're preparing for the next job," he said.
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The South Korean government has been preparing for the visit for weeks.
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He's preparing for his weekly slot at one of Melbourne's legal brothels.
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Mr. Rogers is preparing for a busy season at the Chocolate Factory.
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Residents throughout the Caribbean were preparing for yet another potentially disastrous storm.
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Does preparing for a healthy quarantine period sound a lot like therapy?
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And I've been preparing for this specific situation for about a month.
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""We need every country to keep preparing for large-scale community transmission.
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If anything, they appear to be preparing for a drawn-out battle.
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We are preparing for six months, maybe even a year without power.
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Here is a checklist for the neo-survivalist preparing for the apocalypse.
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But for the doomsday prepper community, they're constantly preparing for disaster scenarios.
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Read more in our guide to managing expectations and preparing for parenthood.
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In some ways, Silicon Valley elites have been preparing for this moment.
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Were you familiar with Emma before you started preparing for the role?
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Trump has said nothing publicly to suggest he's preparing for a handoff.
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The text also shows that Johnson is preparing for negotiations to collapse.
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Companies with a large presence in Wuhan are also preparing for trouble.
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Cuyahoga County and its urban heart, Cleveland, are preparing for the worst.
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Peskov said Putin had a busy schedule preparing for a major speech.
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Mr. Bardarson said he and his horses were preparing for leaner times.
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Perhaps Thiel is just preparing for whatever happens after the Trump administration.
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Time is the most valuable asset for individuals preparing for elder care.
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When preparing for an interview, there's a lot to keep in mind.
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The Mexican business community, he added, was preparing for all negotiating proposals.
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" Daalder warned that preparing for the meeting will take "extraordinarily hard work.
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PARIS — Men's Olympic hockey teams are preparing for life without N.H.L. players.
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Some excerpts: Q. What goes into preparing for a climb like this?
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Caught off guard, they were preparing for the worst, the source said.
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Your employer could probably do a better job of preparing for this.
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The US, preparing for retaliation, has suspended its fight against ISIS terrorists.
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The process of preparing for regular briefings makes the government run better.
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When I'm preparing for these guys, it never goes through my head.
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And outside of the classroom, teenagers are quickly preparing for their futures.
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Sunrise's co-founders spent much of 2016 preparing for Hillary Clinton's election.
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Just right in bold letters, 'Iran is preparing for a cyber offensive.
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Avi Gabbay, head of Labor Party, said he was preparing for elections.
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We begin stacking titles as if we're preparing for a long winter.
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Debashish Biswas, from India, was preparing for an Everest expedition in 2020.
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New employees study the database much like preparing for college entrance exams.
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Wednesday as he was preparing for the noon broadcast of his show.
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Congressional Republicans were preparing for years of hearings during a Clinton presidency.
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For the next three-plus months, he will be preparing for Thurman.
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Now, it's time to start preparing for your inevitable landlord/tenant dispute.
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There's no physical way of preparing for this, it's a mental thing.
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Some of those trainings involve preparing for a mass shooting; some don't.
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A bar or bat mitzvah is a rite of passage for a Jewish 13-year-old, and like many kids preparing for the ritual, Zane has been preparing for this moment since he had a mouthful of baby teeth.
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How Japan is preparing for North Korea's nuclear threats How Japan is preparing for North Korea's nuclear threats While the rest of the world watches North Korea's nuclear program with an increasing sense of alarm, Japan is actively preparing.
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There are surprisingly compelling signs that Iran might be preparing for Assad's fall.
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The spending pledges have fuelled expectations Johnson is preparing for an early election.
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Preparing for potential war on the Korean Peninsula is part of the exercise.
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In contrast to Flynn, Manafort has denied wrongdoing and is preparing for trial.
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Your doing it for something .. Your preparing for something (career, relationship, purpose etc.).
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"We're hoping for the best and preparing for the worst," North Carolina Gov.
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That morning, as I was preparing for the day, I suffered a stroke.
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Meanwhile, Nick is preparing for his not-so-happenstance meeting with Dee Dee.
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"I was never taught about saving or preparing for the future," she said.
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Celeste, outraged, orders her out of the house and starts preparing for battle.
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Others are preparing for how their body language could be perceived on camera.
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Netflix has been preparing for the loss of many of its licensed shows.
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My hours are pretty reasonable when I'm not preparing for trial or arbitration.
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Several previous presidents preparing for the inauguration had a more intense briefing schedule.
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Several previous presidents preparing for the inauguration had a more intense briefing schedule.
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McCready also withdrew his concession and immediately started preparing for a second election.
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Back in Laura's living room, we are preparing for the vulva watching session.
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This summer, my wife and I are busy preparing for our first grandchild.
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Public filings, however, show that Facebook is still actively preparing for a launch.
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The citizen soldiers in the EDL will carry on preparing for armed resistance.
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Since Soleimani's killing, U.S. leaders are preparing for any future retaliations from Iran.
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We're preparing for several inches of snow and strong winds at DEN tomorrow.
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Federal officials are preparing for possible clashes between Donald Trump supporters and protesters.
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Preparing for the extraterrestrial equivalent of hurricanes in this way is surely wise.
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The later last calls have local businesses preparing for huge windfalls of business.
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But as Election Day approaches, they're preparing for the end of the tour.
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As a result, health officials have been proactive in preparing for this event.
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The habit of preparing for typhoons has also sharpened the impulse to stockpile.
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Here We Go Again, it's time to start preparing for the spookiest holiday.
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Amber Portwood is in the final stages of preparing for baby No. 2.
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The bridesmaids also wore matching floral robes while preparing for the big day.
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"I probably spent $8,000 on clothes preparing for The Bachelor," Nielson tells us.
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"We have been preparing for this moment for a long time," he said.
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Now, another former foreign secretary is preparing for a move to Downing Street.
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McDaniel is pretty sure the end is coming, and he's preparing for it.
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"The market is now preparing for potential changes in tax," the source said.
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Much of the rest of the world is preparing for the Christmas rush.
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Everything about preparing for that trip felt foreign to me and my family.
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The United Nations refugee agency UNHCR is preparing for up to 40,000 refugees.
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Wall Street banks are already preparing for the US economy to slow down.
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And she is now preparing for a more permanent move across the pond.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans are preparing for the penalty phase of the 22016 election.
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Furthermore, does the energy measurement include loading up and preparing for an operation?
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" By April 2018, a source revealed that the couple was "preparing for divorce.
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North Korea is still believed to be preparing for its sixth nuclear test.
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However, both seem to be preparing for the eventuality of a no deal.
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Luckily, the People Food team has been preparing for this all year long.
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"We were preparing for them to use pepper spray and batons," she said.
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It's an exciting day for governments that spent years preparing for this moment.
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Are you cautiously optimistic, or should we start preparing for World War III?
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In preparing for the Mosul offensive, the Baghdad government took a different approach.
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This is what is happening — and we don't know what they're preparing for.
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I feel like all my life I've been preparing for this one match.
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She would also spend more than $22002,22016 preparing for and taking the exams.
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Fire departments are preparing for record-long and increasingly deadly forest fire seasons.
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We are right now preparing for the launches of the major VR products.
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Some architectural companies are already preparing for the obsolescence of the parking garage.
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By building another platform, Tesla is preparing for its next generation of vehicles.
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Still, Middle Eastern business leaders are preparing for all scenarios, good and bad.
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Alvarez said he was preparing for a KO ... while Golovkin's response was interesting.
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Some apparently recognize that, and are quietly preparing for the new fiduciary world.
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Many politicians, tiring of coalition-building efforts, are already preparing for new elections.
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Local leaders are posting updates and resources about preparing for the natural disaster.
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Sansa has been quietly preparing for queenhood for almost as long as Daenerys.
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While preparing for the current retrospective, MoMA decided to give CHILD another shot.
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Think what you like, but there is no way of preparing for motherhood.
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Authorities are preparing for Irma with Hurricane Harvey's devastation fresh in their minds.
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Vietnam has been preparing for Kim to arrive by train for the Feb.
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While he was speaking, I was preparing for a class later that day.
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Read more:Louisiana is preparing for what might be the first hurricane of 2019.
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Salama argued that Kantar is a step ahead in preparing for privacy regulation.
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"The truth is, he's been preparing for this his whole life," Pence said.
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The latter isn't the president's fault, but he should be preparing for it.
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Then, in 2014, a F-35A caught fire while preparing for take off.
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Some of South Korea's largest industries are preparing for the dispute to intensify.
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The Department has a proven record of planning and preparing for such threats.
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Right now, all of Hollywood is preparing for Monday night's 2018 Primetime Emmys.
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The US was still a noncombatant, but it was preparing for a fight.
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You, you may be preparing for Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year holiday.
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But it was unclear if Pyongyang was preparing for a sixth nuclear test.
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They were preparing for when Obama and Putin would no longer be presidents.
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Halfway around the world, Japan is preparing for its own "leaf-peeping" season.
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But that hasn't stopped the various sides from preparing for their next steps.
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Hopefully their advice will make preparing for your next flight a little easier.
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But Google is preparing for a future where that is a reasonable concern.
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We just might be better off preparing for disability than fleeing from it.
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Will they be preparing for something you'll do in class the next day?
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Bolivia's interim leadership must limit itself to preparing for an early, legitimate election.
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Extremist militias are preparing for the possibility of a "gun grabbing" Clinton presidency.
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Lighthizer currently is preparing for the next round of NAFTA talks in Montreal.
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Ms. Williams was ready to return to preparing for the United States Open.
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"The UK has a very strong history of preparing for emergencies," she said.
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Jennifer Lopez is preparing for her highly-anticipated Super Bowl Halftime Show performance.
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The ALCU, and other civil rights advocates, are already preparing for a fight.
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Still without power, food, or gas, residents are now preparing for Hurricane Maria.
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Fourteen months later, Trump is preparing for talks with Kim, leaving Abe sidelined.
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"I'd like to say we're preparing for that, but we're not," he said.
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Israel is preparing for a spike in violence to coincide with the move.
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Lead investor Siemens, meanwhile, is also preparing for a stronger role autonomous vehicles.
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Does that really throw off your schedule, or how you're preparing for things?
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We saw this coming and so we were preparing for exactly this situation.
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In many ways, Ms. Jolie has been preparing for this role for decades.
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Lending standards start to loosen.... They should be preparing for the next downturn.
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"Nagornykh was in close contact with Rodchenkov preparing for the Games," he said.
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And focus on preparing for personal interviews, but don't brag about your achievements.
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The Army is preparing for major exercises in Europe and the Indo-Pacific.
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But you may also be preparing for political arguments with friends or relatives.
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The public should find comfort that health experts have been preparing for weeks.
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I'm preparing for her to be stuck home for a longer period soon.
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Netflix is preparing for the server strain of the bored but quarantined masses.
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"I've been preparing for this for six months," he said in our conversation.
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To read more about how Zuckerberg is preparing for his testimony, click here.
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But the city of Charlottesville is still preparing for the possibility of violence.
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It is a fight Mr. Lighthizer has been preparing for his entire life.
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The Syrian fighters posted videos of men and vehicles preparing for the assault.
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The South Korean government has been preparing for the scheduled visit for weeks.
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He says he's moved on and is focused on preparing for training camp.
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Jordan's guests are also preparing for the risk of exposure to the virus.
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And Sanders himself has hinted he's not preparing for a drawn-out fight.
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"I would also say I've been preparing for this job my entire life."
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But we also warned that units throughout the highlands were preparing for combat.
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We've been unwittingly preparing for a moment like this for quite some time. ●
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But unlike other designs, comfort was key when preparing for the SKIMS launch.
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Preparing for the next recession One potential problem area, however, is leveraged lending.
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Officials are preparing for America's healthcare infrastructure to be stretched beyond its limits.
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In the meantime, many business owners are preparing for a worst-case scenario.
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New Jersey officials had been preparing for weeks to respond to the coronavirus.
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Instead of preparing for a crisis he's been worrying about the stock market.
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He took Adderall while preparing for summer midterms three days before the race.
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The day before, President Trump tweeted that he was preparing for hurricane season.
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The chamber is preparing for a vote on the issue likely on Friday.
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Prosecutors in 2015 said he'd been preparing for a life on the lam.
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Crump said the family is preparing for an independent autopsy of Clark's body.
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The marginal benefits of preparing for the worst are outweighed by the negatives.
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And the White House Counsel's Office is likely preparing for a protracted fight.
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Their coaches did a great job preparing for us, and they outplayed us.
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Maybe, but we're still preparing for some Oreo sightings at I/O anyway.
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The President's legal team has been preparing for the expected request for months.
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Most SEALs, he said, were more focused on preparing for their next deployment.
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They're visiting and have had no experience preparing for a ballistic missile attack.
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The fourth goal of NASA's Mars Exploration Program involves preparing for human exploration.
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The story opens with them preparing for a long weekend with her parents.
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Preparing for a bear market is not about an all-or-nothing decision.
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The committee's staff will beginning preparing for the hearings this week, Alexander said.
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U.S. health officials alerted Americans to begin preparing for the spread of coronavirus.
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This legislation also enables communities to take essential steps in preparing for disasters.
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Months spent preparing for a new life overseas, all gone in a blur.
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Here's Carter preparing for his farewell address to the nation in January 1981.
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Preparing for a second baby doesn't always mean buying things for the baby.
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The U.S. seems to be preparing for further showings of support to Taiwan.
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Powell said preparing for that testimony is her main task at the moment.
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Even beer companies are preparing for full-fledged sobriety to become a Thing.
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And it's happening right as he's preparing for yet another election in March.
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White House lawyers are preparing for the possibility that witnesses will be allowed.
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The bottom line is to presume the best while preparing for the worst.
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Some are preparing for more-hawkish-than-expected signals from the central bank.
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Stores are stocking more inventory and preparing for higher foot-traffic each day.
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Behind the scenes, he and right-wing activists were preparing for civil strife.
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You should always be planning ahead for retirement, and preparing for unexpected expenses.
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This was the kind of moment she had been dreading and preparing for.
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A pivotal scene in the film features Glenn nervously preparing for his flight.
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Bipartisan leaders are preparing for another meeting Thursday with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Pence's office denied that they are preparing for a possible interview with Mueller.
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Today, Ho sits in a high-rise Manhattan jail cell preparing for trial.
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Reports on Tuesday indicated that Pyongyang may be preparing for another missile test.
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Other companies with employees in evacuation zones were also preparing for the storm.
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"We are hoping for the best and preparing for the worst," Maryland Gov.
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AFSCME, the union currently collecting dues from Janus, is preparing for the worst.
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" At one rally he cried out, "We are all preparing for religious war!
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Aides are preparing for a blizzard of subpoenas from the Democratic-controlled House.
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Lester Frye and Marty Jewell preparing for a press conference regarding Lt. Gov.
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Southeast Asia's leading budget airline, AirAsia, based in Malaysia, is preparing for worse.
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Behind the scenes, he and right-wing activists were preparing for civil conflict.
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Facebook has been frantically preparing for this question over the past several weeks.
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Cormier was preparing for the biggest test of his life against Jon Jones.
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Immigrant communities have already begun preparing for the worst, the Washington Post reported.
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Hamilton and his F1 constructor Mercedes will be preparing for the upcoming championship.
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How the largest legal weed company in the world is preparing for Canada's coming legalization How the largest legal weed company in the world is preparing for Canada's coming legalization VICE News gets an exclusive look inside Canopy Growth Corp.
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She loves 'Jeopardy!' and I think has been preparing for this her whole life.
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Preparing for a disaster is drastically different than paying for a planned kitchen makeover.
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After recently celebrating True's 6-month birthday, Khloé is preparing for another milestone— Thanksgiving.
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I certainly expected mine to, and was preparing for it as the month continued.
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Abortion rights opponents around the country have been preparing for this moment for years.
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Students planned to appeal to the school and were preparing for litigation, Felton said.
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His wife of two years was preparing for her final visa interview in March.
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Opposition groups and unions are preparing for more nationwide demonstrations on Saturday January 19.
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Luckily Carpenter spent ample time preparing for the Sharks' reactions before he pitched them.
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She wants Travis to be around more and help [with] preparing for the baby.
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It seemed that the people who had lived there were just preparing for war.
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Facebook is preparing for important international elections this year in Europe, India and Israel.
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Preparing for a future bout of competitive devaluation might not be a bad idea.
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So, you know, preparing for the game with my teammates, I was really confident.
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The first one, the USS Ford, is now complete and preparing for operational service.
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I spend the rest of my afternoon preparing for my second round interview tomorrow.
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Quick: but you had been timing those shares all along and preparing for it.
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"We are preparing for the worst," EASA executive director Patrick Ky told aviation journalists.
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And Rocket Lab is already preparing for its next orbital launch, set for December.
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Jeff Sessions is preparing for yet another confirmation hearing in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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It's almost as if the band has been preparing for this from the start.
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A little preparation goes along way when it comes to preparing for a BBQ.
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And, he said, he will soon likely begin preparing for the Democratic presidential debates.
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Some fans were already preparing for another Anderson Silva-like run of title defenses.
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Alona Tal is preparing for motherhood by celebrating in the most relaxing way possible.
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They're solemn, which is to be expected when you're preparing for your own death.
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But much as politicians hope this is true, they are preparing for the worst.
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Preparing for IVF treatments can be a very complex process, mentally, physically, and emotionally.
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When it seemed like nothing more would happen, most people started preparing for bed.
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The news comes as political parties are preparing for EU parliament elections in May.
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Nevertheless, Katsch believes in preparing for the worst by dealing with insurance and deductibles.
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Still, Facebook is preparing for the upcoming congressional hearing with another batch of changes.
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Some Allied units in Normandy had been preparing for four years for this campaign.
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Preparing for his fifth Olympics, the 30-year-old Phelps finished in 51.94 seconds.
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Spring might be weeks away, but Lush is already preparing for the sunny season.
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And since 2006, both Israel and Hezbollah have been preparing for the next round.
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Preparing for what may be his final game, Coughlin would not address that possibility.
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Huawei says it has been preparing for the sort of situation it now faces.
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Seven Democratic presidential contenders are preparing for Friday night's debate in New Hampshire. Sen.
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California has been the busiest state in preparing for the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Responding to and preparing for a public health emergency is costly and labor-intensive.
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And a large part of that is preparing for the birth of their son.
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As she says, "preparing for combat" by using the MDNA Skin Chrome Clay Mask.
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Mr Duterte's supporters are preparing for a time when he carries less clout, however.
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Foldable devices are coming later this year, and Microsoft is preparing for their arrival.
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When it comes to preparing for retirement, there's one key message: save, save, save.
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McGraw explained that the next day, he was home and preparing for a barbecue.
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Explosions shook Gaza City, where busy streets were packed with shoppers preparing for Ramadan.
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It&aposs supposed to rain on Saturday, a weather condition trainers are preparing for.
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We're preparing for the summer and constantly trying to write the next big hit.
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"I'm already getting good vibes," he previously told PEOPLE while preparing for the show.
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Broadcast TV may be preparing for finales, but cable dances to a different drum.
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Here's how people have been preparing for the event in Washington, D.C., in photos.
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Both sides of the Brexit divide are preparing for the possibility of another referendum.
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We can only hope our favorite robots are preparing for a third world tour.
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The couple, who wed this past summer, are happily preparing for their newest addition.
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The Kremlin, preparing for September parliamentary polls, was unamused by the FSB graduates' exuberance.
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Another special video features the pair preparing for their first dance at the reception.
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Fullscreen is preparing for its SVOD launch on Tuesday by announcing even more content.
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Starbucks, which is preparing for the leaves changing color in a big (bulk) way:
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That said, Bluetooth SIG is preparing for some devices to not get an upgrade.
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Nicoco also said many residents are preparing for what could be months of hardship.
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But insiders speaking to Nikkei say the company is preparing for a holiday blitz.
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Washington (CNN)Preparing for a procedure to fix an abnormal heart rhythm Thursday, Sen.
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SpaceX is preparing for its 39th launch — and third in nine days — on Sunday.
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"We cannot leave matters like this... We are preparing for any possibility...," he added.
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He says the shelters are preparing for what could be a "longer-term" event.
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He and Roach spent months on LBJ's Texas ranch preparing for the role; Cranston
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It looks to us like Palantir may finally be preparing for an IPO. 7.
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I think this will be more a 2018 thing that we are preparing for.
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In her exclusive PEOPLE blog, Sweetin opened up for preparing for the demanding dance.
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Patrick Chappatte How is Kim Jong-un preparing for his meeting with Donald Trump?
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Chinese high school students preparing for the high-stakes college entrance exam, the gaokao.
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These organizations are also preparing for this new conservative tactic to spread throughout Texas.
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We shouldn't be preparing for our demise at the hands of a demagogue. pic.twitter.
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Clinton had been preparing for her moment for eight years through Barack Obama's presidency.
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Rosenbach said he has had conversations with five campaigns about preparing for potential attacks.
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For months, companies in the sector have been preparing for a more competitive market.
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Some of the detained were believed to be preparing for an attack on Oct.
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Meanwhile, Teigen and Legend are busy preparing for their new baby on the way.
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Investors should be watching this race closely and preparing for necessary adjustments in strategy.
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" A spokeswoman for the SEIU told Bloomberg that it is preparing for "forthcoming attacks.
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Trades preparing for a potential Fed rate hike in June are likely to continue.
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The Queen is also preparing for her summer holiday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
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A German industry federation warned members to start preparing for a "very hard Brexit".
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She closed them, now, gathering her tattered robe around herself and preparing for death.
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Across the nation and the globe, millions of people are preparing for summer travel.
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Washington should focus on preparing for big threats, which could not be otherwise contained.
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Preparing for a circus Judge Richard Moore has allotted 18 days for the trial.
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Preparing for a no-deal Brexit will be very difficult, both logistically and politically.
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In the Washington area, people are preparing for widespread closings while repairs are made.
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Another example of preparing for a written test on the book you haven't read.
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O.J. Simpson, says he didn t meet with Simpson while preparing for the role.
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The country is now said to be preparing for another intercontinental ballistic missile test.
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Workers were busy dismantling machinery and hauling it away, preparing for the building's demolition.
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I can't wait to get to Nashville and start preparing for the 2020 season.
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Right now we're focused on the Steelers, as we should be, preparing for them.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are preparing for life as a family of six!
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Industry executives, meanwhile, are preparing for a battle of titans in Singapore and beyond.
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The government said it was preparing for all eventualities to ensure trade flowed smoothly.
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Behind the scenes, White House staff were hurriedly preparing for the transfer of power.
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Ministers are preparing for a no-deal emergency budget in the week of Oct.
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Students and teachers are preparing for another year together during back-to-school season.
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"I think Donald Trump just criticized me for preparing for this debate," she said.
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That was the first big surprise and obstacle that I wasn't really preparing for.
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" Asked if she was preparing for a new election, she said: "I don't know.
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The airline had been preparing for weeks for the strike, giving travelers advanced notice.
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Here is how two patients and two doctors are preparing for the new order.
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The process of preparing for a U.S. listing could take several months, it said.
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The company is preparing for possible disruption food supplies or food prices rising sharply.
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But something we work on every day is preparing for this type of game.
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Isufi spoke to Motherboard while preparing for the co-op's upcoming annual general meeting.
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Alitalia is preparing for special administration proceedings after workers rejected its latest rescue plan.
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I could not attend because I was preparing for my Saturday morning CNN program.
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Read more: Louisiana is preparing for what might be the first hurricane of 2019.
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Off-stage she has been filming The Voice an eponymous talk showand preparing for .
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Traders are now preparing for Friday's reading of second-quarter British economic growth numbers.
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The company is preparing for a $2 billion initial public offering in Hong Kong.
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His team has been in town the past two days preparing for the meeting.
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"The departure that they're preparing for me, it's very sad, very sad," Blatter said.
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Teenagers are often preoccupied with getting good grades, preparing for college and having fun.
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Start preparing for heavy rainfall by securing your rain gutters and clearing the drains.
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"All week I was preparing for it," Smith said of the Eagles' defensive line.
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Since a location-independent lifestyle can be unpredictable, preparing for random expenses is key.
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"They are saying, 'We are preparing for this to be bad,' " Mr. Faggioli said.
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That's from this story on how the elite are preparing for the coronavirus pandemic.
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It transitioned again, to the sound of white nationalists preparing for their own rally.
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JPMorgan's quarterly results show it has already begun preparing for a more relaxed environment.
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On Jesus Preparing for this particular role is not just about understanding historical Jesus.
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Do artists lose sleep while preparing for fairs, or do they not really care?
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That day, as he was preparing for his shift to end at 4 p.m.
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Thousands of personnel are expected to begin preparing for that dreaded outcome on Monday.
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A half-decade later, Brown is preparing for the 50th concert of his tenure.
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Yet preparing for retirement isn't what "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" is all about.
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Spend the morning going through emails and preparing for a podcast about women activists.
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"I tried to be like a monk," she said of preparing for the role.
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SpaceX is preparing for the maiden flight of the most powerful rocket flying today.
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We spent our days on the island of Odysseus' homecoming preparing for a separation.
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Sweatpants, eating in the bedroom: Even back then he was preparing for the presidency.
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Venezuelan leaders have also been preparing for "asymmetrical" warfare for more than a decade.
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I usually spend Sunday afternoons from 1 to 6 preparing for the coming week.
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Some doctors have been preparing for school closures for weeks independently of their work.
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Mr. Pompeo has taken the lead with North Korea in preparing for the meeting.
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With South Carolina preparing for its first execution in more than six years, Gov.
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Meanwhile, Atlanta was preparing for the opening of the International Cotton Exposition that fall.
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Fact check: President Trump said California could learn from Finland on preparing for wildfires.
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The next day he stared right through me, no doubt preparing for his comeback.
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While it hasn't seen any coronavirus patients yet, it is preparing for an influx.
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Beyond just denouncing the current regime's crimes, we are preparing for a democratic transition.
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Facebook is preparing for important international elections this year in Europe, India, and Israel.
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Italians are preparing for national elections on March 4, the first in five years.
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And now that advertisers are cutting back, exchanges are preparing for more belt-tightening.
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His market is "preppers," people who've been preparing for the End, for some time.
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In preparing for the role, Clarke relied mostly on surviving letters from the lovers.
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Preparing for the worst, protesters have started writing "last letters" to their loved ones.
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Preparing for this conversation, and even more so, talking to Smith, was a revelation.
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If accurate, that message suggests the party is preparing for a war of attrition.
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It was intended for high school students and those preparing for university entrance exams.
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At Columbia, he is focused on preparing for trauma that no person can prevent.
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I also prepare snacks in plastic bags and start mentally preparing for work tonight.
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Clinton was tweeting point-by-point policy plans and rigorously preparing for the debates.
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"We are hoping for the best and preparing for the worst," Hogan said. Gov.
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Fox, meanwhile, is preparing for its own reinvention as a smaller, leaner media company.
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Until college graduation, students spend their whole lives preparing for one thing: a job.
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Carlson was at his Fox News office across town, preparing for his 8 p.m.
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"If North Korea were preparing for an attack, you'd see it," Mr. Arend said.
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While predictions are important in preparing for hurricane season, the figures can be deceptive.
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Gennette said the company is preparing for the virus to hit Macy's supply chain.
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Trump's an expert at creating a crisis, but he's hapless at preparing for one.
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We have to rest now, and tomorrow we&aposll start preparing for the final.
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But we're also preparing for the next phase, including the March states and beyond.
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Senate Democrats are preparing for round two in the fight over impeachment trial witnesses.
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Carnivorous cooks preparing for Easter this Sunday face a fundamental question: lamb or ham?
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"Financial planning is all about anticipating and preparing for the future," Mr. Edelman writes.
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According to the documentary, she spent more than 115 days preparing for the performance.
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U.S. health officials said they are preparing for the coronavirus to become a pandemic.
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The players here have been preparing for the championship for a couple of months.
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It was intended for high school students and those preparing for university entrance exams.
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This month she is preparing for her wedding to her fellow D.J., Brendan Fallis.
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Because you have also made some headlines about preparing for the worst case scenario.
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North Carolina is also preparing for a special election in its 3rd Congressional District.
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Is Robert Downey Jr. preparing for one last flight in his Iron Man suit?
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Religious leaders are preparing for the possibility that this could change under President Trump.
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Residents preparing for a weekend indoors laid in stores of food, water and wine.
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"If you're over 873, forget about preparing for retirement," he said in an interview.
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"I'm preparing for the first holiday season without the man I love," one said.
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By 2009, Ronstadt was preparing for what she knew would be her final show.
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The White House is also preparing for the proceedings to move to the Senate.
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Zaccheo, whose trucks make 10,000 border crossings a year, is preparing for the worst.
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There is no special routine to Fonda's morning when she's preparing for a protest.
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Key Tips: In financial planning, preparing for death begins as soon as life begins.
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As one of Ali Pacha's chefs de partie , she had been preparing for months.
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However, the market is preparing for a surprise that could shake things up again.
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Some were preparing for shows, some had just finished shows, some were between shows.
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"I'm definitely preparing for a 12-round fight, 110 percent," said the chiseled Briton.
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A lot of teenagers spend their final year of high school preparing for college.
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Police officers, preparing for the funeral of a colleague shot dead last week, grumbled.
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Start-up founders also appear to be preparing for a potential shift in fortunes.
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The church was preparing for a possible influx of evacuees after sundown on Monday.
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At that point, Williamsburg was preparing for the L train to close for repairs.
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It was springtime, which meant baseball and preparing for the upcoming Little League season.
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The United States military is preparing for a still-unlikely war with North Korea.
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Since North Carolina, LGBTQ advocates have been preparing for more fights over this issue.
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She's been up, working on new music and preparing for upcoming shows, since 6AM.
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In preparing for Brexit, the financial industry has had three advantages over most other sectors.
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The New Yorker's story focused on super-rich technology executives that are preparing for "doomsday."
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"We rehearsed for about three months for it," Stone said of preparing for the musical.
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Spending Valentine's Day apart is nothing — you've basically been preparing for this all year long.
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In Season 7, Paris spends most of her time obsessing/preparing for post-graduate life.
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And as he began preparing for his 2016 campaign, Trump quickly applied that same mantra.
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"It definitely takes a lot more time now," he said of preparing for the dance.
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Kate Hudson and boyfriend Danny Fujikawa are preparing for the arrival of their little one!
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U.S. authorities were preparing for the possibility of violence, whether from demonstrators or planned attacks.
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At Norman Regional HealthPlex, interventional cardiologist Dr. Jeff Crook is preparing for Costello to arrive.
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" He also added that while preparing for the evening's show, "I got very, very high.
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And soon: The Sally Ride is preparing for her first scheduled research cruise in November.
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He&aposs been preparing for this for a long time as has the other side.
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A new privacy bill in Congress has some companies preparing for a long political fight.
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We had our moment of holding hands and crying and just preparing for the performance.
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BECKY QUICK: but you had been timing those shares all along and preparing for it.
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Instead of preparing for her graduation party, they are planning her funeral for next week.
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They're preparing for the day they can purify our chaotic streets with their robotic perfection.
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READ: Trump's Supreme Court pick already has states preparing for the death of Roe v.
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But senior staff are now finally preparing for a tough new normal under House Democrats.
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Back-to-School Moms: Are you a mom preparing for the back-to-school hustle?
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It seems to be preparing for defeat by complaining that the election will be rigged.
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After that, I had a six-month period of preparing for a job in Halifax.
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People began preparing for a performance after band Maroon 5's Super Bowl announcement video.
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I wanted the future to be about saving, investing, and preparing for retirement ... not debt.
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AND NOW YOU ARE PREPARING FOR ANOTHER TRANSITION TO STEP DOWN AS CHAIRMAN IN JUNE.
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The CBS board is preparing for merger talks with Viacom, people familiar with situation said.
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Mentoring and help with preparing for university could increase the chances that poor students graduate.
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Whilst businesses are currently preparing for GDPR, their work may be undone in the future.
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The DOJ is said to have spent the past few weeks preparing for the probe.
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So likely, in fact, that British diplomats are preparing for a no-deal dress rehearsal.
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Wall Street banks are already preparing for the US economy to slow down in 2019.
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New Delhi (CNN)People across India are preparing for Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.
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The draft committee's existence is a sign that his supporters are preparing for a campaign.
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New leasing outfits with no experience of preparing for a downturn are expanding particularly recklessly.
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Clinton is spending Wednesday preparing for the town hall debate at her home in Washington.
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NBC recently reported that the CIA was preparing for a possible cyber strike against Russia.
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Except, it's not college these kids are preparing for, but death-defying battles and assassinations.
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But in other ways, it seems that we're preparing for a repeat of the past.
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Both Airbus and Boeing are preparing for at least a single-pilot commercial-aviation world.
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"We're preparing for our new life, because it's going to change a lot," she says.
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The US territory of Guam is preparing for a possible missile attack from North Korea.
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Pence was expected to spend most of the day Tuesday preparing for Wednesday night's speech.
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Kunlun said last August it was preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) of Grindr.
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Hypothetically, Wednesday night's Riverdale episode, "The Stranger," is about our Riverteens preparing for the SATs.
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Across the nation, small-business owners are preparing for Black Friday and Small Business Saturday.
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Lauren Conrad is preparing for the arrival of baby number two with a little shopping.
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The Federal Trade Commission is also reportedly preparing for a potential antitrust investigation of Facebook.
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Mr Scharre interviews the engineers building autonomous weapons and the strategists preparing for their arrival.
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George W. Bush is preparing for one of the most emotional speeches in his life.
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The ninth district is now preparing for a special election that will include a primary.
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The diffuse light of a cloudy sky indicates a city that is preparing for winter.
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But the radical shake-up was also about something else: preparing for life after oil.
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SCANA said in a statement on Monday it is preparing for a variety of outcomes.
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His training has now progressed to preparing for someone instead of just biding his time.
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Russian businesses are preparing for a new wave of sanctions expected in the coming weeks.
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In the summer of 2015, Sebastian Walter was preparing for a boat ride in Munich.
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It turns out there's a lot of confusion when it comes to preparing for retirement.
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They were preparing for the prospect of a Clinton presidency, and they played both sides.
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They'll work to find a better balance between respecting Nowitzki and preparing for what's next.
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The takeaway, though, is that tech teams must be vigilant about preparing for platform shifts.
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The Department of Homeland Security has been preparing for today for more than a year.
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And so in that sense, this is way more tractable than preparing for alien risk.
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Read: Inside the far-right conspiracy movement that's preparing for a showdown with Germany's government.
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Stabenow has wasted no time in preparing for a potential face-off with Kid Rock.
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They will be preparing for the annual G-20 conference of world leaders in July.
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"They're talking about their future relationships," said one EU official preparing for talks with London.
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Preparing for Irma: It looks like the damage could be worse from Irma, Sievert said.
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Were you in a sauna getting a blowjob while you were preparing for this interview?
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Politicians in Germany, who are preparing for national elections in 2017, are watching developments nervously.
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And the market had already been preparing for a positive report, given recent economic data.
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Davey that upheld a bar on Washington state scholarships for students preparing for the ministry.
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Others lower on the economic ladder are counting their pennies and preparing for downgraded prospects.
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Like their bigger counterparts, some had been preparing for years for the opening of Iran.
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But Easter thinks we should start preparing for the medical realities of the Red Planet.
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Her boyfriend, pop singer and songwriter Jack Antonoff, is in the studio preparing for tour.
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"We're preparing for trial, and the government has some hard decisions to make," he said.
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BMW's Mini said the complications of preparing for a loss of unfettered trade were huge.
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Falchuk, 47, wasn't there — but the two have been busy preparing for their wedding day.
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Lady Gaga has been preparing for her Oscar-winning moment since she was a kid.
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He's also preparing for a summit next month with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
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When I graduated from college in 2007, the country was preparing for a major election.
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Boston is preparing for a rally from alt-right group Boston Free Speech on Saturday.
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It's preparing for the next day, sorting your experiences and making new pathways for learning.
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While preparing for the book, she spoke to children who raised concerns about the issue.
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However, preparing for a no-deal Brexit will be very difficult, both logistically and politically.
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However, it was reported this week that Johnson's allies are preparing for an early election.
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"Johnson's body language was projecting he was preparing for a physical altercation," the officer writes.
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Actresses spend weeks (if not months) preparing for a quick walk down the red carpet.
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FEMA will bleed money preparing for, and responding to, more hurricanes like Harvey and Maria.
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Lawyers in Massachusetts are preparing for new drivers to come forward to challenge their convictions.
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Trump and his advisers talk loosely about preparing for a "military option" against North Korea.
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Adding to the export curbs, Japan is preparing for cabinet approval as early as Aug.
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It's worth watching how unions and their supporters are preparing for the court's next ruling.
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After a whirlwind year of dating, the couple is now preparing for a spring wedding.
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Trappier said it was preparing for a possible additional sale of 90 Rafales to India.
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Nearly 10 million Chinese students have been preparing for this Thursday and Friday since kindergarten.
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Finally, state legislatures should consider preparing for the significant federal change that is likely coming.
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The answer, Turkish officials say, is that they had been preparing for this for years.
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Finding an afterschool job or preparing for college are either frowned upon or outright forbidden.
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"As we do that listening, we'll be preparing for tax legislation in 2017," he said.
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The Washington D.C. area is preparing for what could be its biggest snowfall in years.
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The same Airbnb host also offers $800 eight-hour workshops on preparing for the interview.
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In late October, Miyashiro was at the office, preparing for the company's annual board meeting.
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Even parts of the United States accustomed to cold weather are preparing for the worst.
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But, of course, Chu had been preparing for art, feminism, and controversy for a while.
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Our team did well in preparing for the game to play at a top level.
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That's why James Both, Kellogg class of 2014, suggests extensively preparing for this mandatory exam.
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I'm also preparing for two solo shows for next year: ICA Boston and MCA Chicago.
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The company dismissed speculation that Schultz could be preparing for a new career in politics.
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The bank does appear to be preparing for more people to default on their loans.
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At CAPG, the association of physician groups I oversee, we're preparing for life under MACRA.
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Some Senate GOP strategists privately wonder if he began preparing for this race early enough.
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So New Orleans and other coastal Louisiana residents are preparing for days of heavy rainfall.
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I was preparing for this interview last night and I thought of a great story.
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"We're preparing for the worst," said Scott Scholes, the associate vice president for enrollment management.
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China's change in sentiment may also signal that it is preparing for a rainy day.
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Senate Democrats and Republicans are preparing for a bare-knuckle brawl over the nominee's confirmation.
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The longtime Wall Street trader Leon G. Cooperman is preparing for a showdown with regulators.
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Mr. Bean recently spoke about preparing for the role on the phone from Los Angeles.
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In one way or another, I had been preparing for that moment my entire career.
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When you were preparing for the recent tours, did you listen back to this record?
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One might be getting out of grad school, while the other is preparing for retirement.
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Are there ways that preparing for something like Breakfast at Wimbledon is different from SportsCenter?
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François Hollande visits France's nuclear Charles-de-Gaulle warship to address troops preparing for deployment.
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Norfolk, Va., and the many military bases near there, are preparing for rising sea levels.
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They cannot be seen at the moment, but they are preparing for a big comeback.
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Now, it has begun preparing for what could be an early end to this program.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump are preparing for Sunday's presidential debate in St. Louis.
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But she told VICE she's preparing for a COVID-19-related downturn, just in case.
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The club is preparing for the UEFA Europa League Final in Sweden Wednesday against Ajax.
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But just seven weeks after one nationwide vote, Israel is preparing for a second election.
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But JPMorgan is preparing for life without Mr. Dimon, who will turn 62 in March.
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Bullock lost an election: While Hearst was sowing dissent, Deadwood was preparing for an election.
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Once she hired a coach and began preparing for competitions, she started filming every session.
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Preparing for a second chance on life In prison, Brown has focused on transforming herself.
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Several years before his death, Paul Taylor began preparing for his company's future without him.
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Also, with outside help, Uganda has been intensively preparing for Ebola to invade from Congo.
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Some clients, without calling themselves survivalists, are still preparing for a variety of possible risks.
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Facebook has previously stated that it's preparing for a fine as high as $5 billion.
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That tells you so much about this person—preparing for the day is a performance.
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She had attended a retreat for students preparing for the sacrament of confirmation on Feb.
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Local and state leaders across the country are preparing for the coronavirus to move inland.
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But I believe black millennials have been unknowingly preparing for this very moment for years.
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"She dressed every day as if she were preparing for a fiesta," Ms. Herrera writes.
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But recent military exercises suggest that the U.S. military is preparing for the last resort.
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In the city of Koga, employees preparing for the changeover accidentally erased 1,650 water bills.
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In the city of Koga, employees preparing for the changeover accidentally erased 53,25 water bills.
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Trip was elsewhere, going through the waning months of his tenure and preparing for retirement.
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To survive, the US oil industry is slashing spending, cutting dividends and preparing for layoffs.
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The company said Saturday it had completed three sorties and was preparing for a fourth.
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Moderna is also preparing for a potential "phase two" study that it would conduct itself.
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China is preparing for a day when cheap manufacturing no longer keeps its economy humming.
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Yet it was a role that Ms. Fowler had been preparing for her whole life.
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"We are preparing for the possibility speakers may still come," Mr. Mogulof said on Saturday.
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JOSHUA BARONE Read our interview with Mr. Kigawa about preparing for Messiaen's bird song marathon.
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Meanwhile, the Sanders campaign is expecting and preparing for a possible backlash from tech billionaires.
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Envoys from the U.S. and China are preparing for another round of negotiations this week.
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Aside from the no-host announcement, the Oscars are preparing for a busy few weeks.
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Instead, he will be in Paris, preparing for the fabric show, which runs from Feb.
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Since it is preparing for an initial public offering, Snapchat's reputation is of particular importance.
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Companies in Britain and the European Union have spent months preparing for a chaotic Brexit.
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US organizations working with the EU must be ready and proactive in preparing for compliance.
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Newly elected officials in the mix means both sides are preparing for what's to come.
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The city has been preparing for possible demonstrations in a case that already sparked protests.
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Home Depot is following the "same script" preparing for Irma as it did for Harvey.
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British officials had been preparing for Trump to drop an unpredictable bomb into the race.
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In official statements, the country has reported spending billions of dollars preparing for the event.
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Wild horse advocacy groups have blasted the plans and are preparing for a legal fight.
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Some school districts were adding cleaning staff, scrubbing buildings and preparing for absences from school.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Experts are saying that President Trump is already preparing for the 2020 election.
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But the agency still takes the time to run drills preparing for such a contingency.
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While in prison, he taught self-help programs and coached people preparing for re-entry.
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She studied Islam while preparing for his military trial, which has still not been scheduled.
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Almost as soon as the peanut wrappers were swept away, we were preparing for landing.
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Only one of the nonbillionaire candidates could afford to spend heavily preparing for the Feb.
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Somehow you have to keep playing, keep preparing for that next game, that next opponent.
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Healthline backs this, stating that preparing for the "what ifs" can help relieve travel anxiety.
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The election circus has ended and President-elect Trump is preparing for his new role.
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The unpredictability will increase the challenge of preparing for diseases whose incidence will also increase.
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Here are 15 behind-the-scenes photos that show them preparing for the big event.
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"Johnson's body language was projecting he was preparing for a physical altercation," the officer wrote.
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The discovery of the cache suggested that the men were preparing for multiple deadly attacks.
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Today, we got our clearest look yet at how Amazon is preparing for that future.
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But you build discipline by preparing for fast spurts," Munger says in "Poor Charlie's Almanack.
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