Featuring such events as sitting quietly, sitting quietly in an empty room, sitting quietly and waving at a stationary candle.
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Jennifer Lawrence quietly got engaged, quietly threw a party, and when she does get married to gallery director Cooke Maroney, it will probably happen, well, quietly.
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Meticulous, industrious natures, each quietly worshipped a queen, each quietly stoked my inheritance.
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To that end, Atomico has quietly — or not so quietly — added a new Entrepreneur-in-Residence (EiR).
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The two of you eat quietly, grab your anoraks and having quietly shut the front door behind you, walk together.
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But those books, for all their soft-core covers and happily-ever-afters, were quietly and not-so-quietly subversive.
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Overshadowed by the Dubs' Curry, Westbrook, not known for doing anything quietly, has quietly become the second-best player in the league.
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These are lessons that she has been teaching all of us, all along, quietly and not so quietly, in her stunning pantsuits.
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He's crazy about his girlfriend Cook Taylor have been quietly dating for the last year — well quietly in real life at least.
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Since then all kinds of artists and listeners began to quietly, and not so quietly, experiment with creating artificially high stream counts.
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Benny customarily holds the boom microphone, talking quietly to the actors and—directly into the microphone—even more quietly to his brother.
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The New York Times quietly paused its Snapchat channel Why quietly pause when you could have loudly proclaimed that Discover is fundamentally broken?
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Cook, 45, and 19-year-old girlfriend Kelsi Taylor have been quietly dating for the last year, quietly in real life at least.
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Their relationship has existed quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) as a consistent storyline in the current season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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To accuse this album of quietly evaporating would be unfair — it succeeds in quietly, mournfully constructing a space you can hide in for a while.
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Haim-Aaron (Aharon Traitel, a quietly intense nonprofessional actor) is a yeshiva student who spends his days in prayer and study, or maybe going quietly mad.
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The United States, quietly and at times not so quietly, constantly urged Japan and South Korea to end the dispute, but in both countries, and in the U .
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Two regional blocs are emerging: the Saudis, Egypt and their Gulf allies, backed by the US and (quietly) Israel versus Turkey, Qatar and (quietly) Iran, backed by Russia.
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FDA QUIETLY TRIES TO KNOCK OUT SHKRELI STRATEGY: A regulatory tweak quietly rolled out by the Food and Drug administration cracks down on drug company CEOs like Martin Shkreli.
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As it was repeated, we would become conscious that it had changed, that in the process of being repeated it had changed, quietly, had expanded from quiet to quietly, imperceptibly.
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Some congressional Republicans, meanwhile, are quietly (and not-so-quietly) hoping the administration will also lose the separate lawsuit in which it's trying to get the Affordable Care Act thrown out.
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The school's administrators had been quietly trying to hand these players off to another school, basically allowing them to transfer quietly without anyone knowing that any of this had ever happened.
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Now that they do, they can be loud — quietly.
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Elon Musk quietly accepted their judgement and ... just kidding.
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"It's OK — it's not worth it," someone said quietly.
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I'm just going to ... You're going to nod quietly?
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I am absolutely packing it just quietly... 😅 #1like1prayer . .
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MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Lynx never let birthdays pass quietly.
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" — to which Goulding quietly nodded and sheepishly said "Yeah.
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You can also get alerts delivered quietly straight to the Notification Center, skipping the lock screen: Swipe left on a group, tap Manage, then choose Delivery Quietly (or Settings for more options).
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Days later, Trump quietly caved—caving being the only thing he does quietly—as the White House said it would not veto a spending bill that didn't have wall money in it.
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Mainstream Republicans quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) wished during the primaries that, like the Democrats, they had a superdelegate superego to shackle the id of Trump's maverick march to the nomination.
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Apple has reportedly been quietly (or, not so quietly, really) working on its own version of the Amazon Echo/Google Home, along with some key tweaks to its long-standing smart assistant, Siri.
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Directed by artist and Emmy Award-nominated Transparent co-producer Rhys Ernst, the project asserts that trans pioneers have always been fighting for their lives—quietly and not so quietly, noticed or not.
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Trump waits quietly, until Clapper admits that nothing has changed.
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"We're shocked; we're devastated," she said quietly, shaking her head.
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Starting last month, Mr. Obama quietly broke with that tradition.
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Textiles firms may be able quietly to siphon production away.
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By last summer, he'd quietly launched his newest company, Bird.
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Amazon quietly started selling a new diapers branded Earth + Eden.
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This room is a bit more enigmatic and quietly serene.
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Why did Simmons quietly -- and uncharacteristically -- stop making public appearances?
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So I quietly kept doing it into my pro career.
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Inslee's campaign staff quietly launched his Vision PAC in October.
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However, many more quietly voiced their opposition with their wallets.
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Anyway, Team Zac would not go quietly into the night.
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" Pata de Lora replies quietly, "I am the best one.
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Fifty years later, perhaps that pendulum is swinging quietly back.
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Bush canceled a trip, went in [to the hospital] quietly.
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He has decided to live quietly the last few years.
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Shane Dawson: Sits there quietly with almost a blank face.
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Magic Leap quietly settled a gender discrimination lawsuit this week.
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The crime is never reported and Rie quietly leaves town.
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I quietly sit and wait for them to move along.
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He stood up and quietly thanked me as he left.
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For years Wennmachers has quietly advanced a narrative that has
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San Jose quietly followed with its own shelter this year.
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Others try to remove gasoline subsidies quietly to avoid dissent.
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So I would record things, whispering quietly into a microphone.
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I cry quietly so as not to wake my child.
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But HTC's quietly crept up since the U11 last year.
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I quietly accepted that I might be a Quidditch fan.
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Talks with Japan, too, are quietly approaching the finishing line.
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But each film also quietly undermines the ideal it explores.
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His company has quietly grown, gained influence, and avoided acrimony.
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He didn't post anything, and just wanted to quietly observe.
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"Quietly under development," reads a message on Pillow Castle's website.
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And Kourtney is quietly making the home parenting industry hip.
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Cruz quietly began $700,000 worth of advertising there this week.
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So we decided to just quietly finish the fourth season.
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She'll go on tour, she'll quietly date her British boyfriend.
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Meanwhile, Wills (and John) quietly slip away from the squabble.
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But it also quietly shares at least some of them.
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Erica Maestro sat at the back quietly watching the crowd.
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The prosecution team also largely sat quietly, looking surprised themselves.
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Alice was like Camille: quietly struggling, and privately hurting herself.
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I stood there quietly, looking around at the enveloping darkness.
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IS has quietly stashed millions of dollars across the region.
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You simply go to the bathroom to cry quietly alone.
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Just don't assume you can quietly avoid the subject totally.
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On January 10th it quietly added more layers of security.
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Our beagle of 13 years passed away quietly last night.
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" The family's statement also reveals John "quietly struggled with hypertensions.
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His aides quietly briefed that this would include nuclear weapons.
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A group of young volunteers seated near me snickered quietly.
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He said the company had been contacting affected firms quietly.
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So you can traverse the environment really quickly and quietly.
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And, having survived Cleveland's repeated refusals to die quietly, relief.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Whisper it quietly, the Brits are coming.
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The car quietly surges forward, and doesn't rumble at all.
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It's also been testing the waters more quietly in Zurich.
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Faith's assistant Dede had quietly appeared and delivered some news.
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A few others put on coats and slip out quietly.
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All Midge can do in response is quietly nod yes.
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"I want to kiss you," she said quietly and clearly.
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Instead, look to what went quietly live today on WhiteHouse.
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These images feel like quintessential Dylan: melancholy, quietly painful, distilled.
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In India, meanwhile, marriage is also quietly eroding from below.
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District 151 quietly changed in Kemp's database, edging Williams just
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Trying to quietly demonstrate good behavior is insufficient, she said.
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" Quietly, Palin replied, "I'm sorry you're going through this, Dakota.
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In May the State Department quietly increased quotas on refugees.
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Within a few years, the original executive team quietly left.
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As they quietly chip away the last barriers of decency.
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The app was quietly added to the App Store Feb.
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She used brail, and quietly filled the slip in properly.
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Over the past 25 years, Alaska has been quietly evolving.
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Since then, most motor research has been conducted more quietly.
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But beneath the surface, Gibbons is quietly obsessed with trivia.
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Below the surface, though, it quietly questions the VR medium.
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I quietly packed the rest of my stuff, and left.
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For weeks, the students had been quietly filming their teacher.
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A participation grade incentivizes engaging over quietly studying for tests.
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I could hear his sullenness quietly converting to brooding resentment.
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The final orders from the commander, work quickly and quietly.
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"I do NOT plan on walking away quietly," he says.
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Hernandez blew kisses at the crowd, while Douglas smiled quietly.
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It is dark and we quietly sing 'Auld Lang Syne.
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Al Qaeda, meanwhile, has been quietly playing the long game.
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The staffers were in the zone, quietly murmuring to themselves.
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John Kasich of Ohio has quietly, but relentlessly worked them.
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Those are ... If he lost, will he go away quietly?
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She just quietly munched away as he had a conversation.
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Wheeler did not go quietly into the good night, however.
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The Obama administration more quietly supported gas for similar reasons.
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"I usually don't talk about her," she tells PEOPLE quietly.
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Some days, it's just a person quietly reading a story.
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This time around, that CIA is quietly divided against itself.
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KS) is quietly reassuring anxious clients including Apple Inc (AAPL.
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So quietly, in fact, that we can barely hear her.
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Other firms seek talent more quietly but just as doggedly.
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"John, we're not trying to beat you," he said quietly.
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He will not go quietly, if it comes to that.
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Buttigieg has since quietly dropped them from his stump speech.
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The resolution made it through committee before quietly petering out.
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Jackson quietly married Al Mana, a Qatari businessman, in 2012.
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Doug Ducey (R) met quietly on Tuesday with ailing Sen.
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In 2012, Jackson quietly married Qatari billionaire Wissam Al Mana.
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McLaren has quietly been growing its consulting division as well.
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"They all insisted and so I agreed," she said quietly.
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" Then, more quietly, she said, "He must be so lonely.
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But we're not going to go quietly into the night.
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She's not going to quietly acquiesce to what leadership wants.
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Philando Castile slumped over, moaned quietly and slipped into unconsciousness.
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Since then, China has quietly begun carrying out the reviews.
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"Can I take the purse?" she said, at last, quietly.
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In June 2018, Palvin and Sprouse reportedly began quietly dating.
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Both of those cases were resolved quietly without a trial.
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According to TMZ, they quietly got married in February 2019.
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"Vice" has only the whiskey, served quietly, with extra remorse.
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"She wishes to be quietly left alone," Mr. Garon said.
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Many of Amazon's brands have quietly debuted in recent months.
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Walmart has been quietly closing stores — here's the full list
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It had to operate as quietly as a real arm.
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TCU turned up the pressure and didn't go away quietly.
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She opted to quietly finish the shift without saying anything.
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Second, I chanted quietly to distract myself from the sensation.
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Then she looked at her guest, who was quietly panicking.
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Prices for that quietly went up by $50 on Tuesday.
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Most of the others focus quietly on their iMac screens.
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The massive storm system won't leave the South quietly, either.
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Meanwhile, Honduran political and business elites quietly lobbied Republican lawmakers.
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From my understanding, this one was kind of quietly delayed.
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Amazon Air has quietly but steadily grown over the years.
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The Syrians stood quietly to the side, watching the spectacle.
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Collectively — and quietly — the associates are redefining the museumgoing experience.
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"It's from Iraq," he added quietly, through an Arabic translator.
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Grace has moved on, quietly but in the right direction.
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But her campaign has quietly courted seniors with equal fervor.
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" 'Amoris Laetitia' is a quietly revolutionary document," said the Rev.
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He speaks slowly and quietly, with a soft Louisiana drawl.
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Instead, it seems to have withered quietly on the vine.
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The Republican Establishment, meanwhile, has quietly welcomed Trump's softer tone.
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"Try to live in it" doesn't mean quietly accept it.
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Most women quietly allow ignorant comments to gnaw at them.
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Your phone is sitting there, calmly, quietly, on the table.
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Louisville has quietly come on strong, recently beating North Carolina.
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"So I'm sitting in my room quietly crying," Briannan wrote.
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The legal wrangling in court on Wednesday also occurred quietly.
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"I have nothing to hold on to," she said quietly.
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"The agreement is for Mauna Kea," Dr. Stone said quietly.
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Often the dancers are just addressing the space, quietly focused.
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And she just quietly goes ahead and makes pine baskets.
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How many Mr. Games were there, quietly nodding in assent?
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The queue quietly grows by one and time tumbles on.
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Ms. Sperber ranges from being quietly withdrawn to obsessively intense.
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For years, Rabbi Mosbacher quietly dealt with his family's grief.
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Do we quietly resent the very success we root for?
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Footage of defeats — and sometimes ties, too — is quietly forgotten.
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This controversy, then, probably isn't going to go away quietly.
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Then, quietly, municipal workers pick them up for a burial.
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Life in Arnona seemed to be continuing quietly Sunday morning.
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So much for Washington going quietly into the holiday break.
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And after my father died, the opera music exited quietly.
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The organization may, however, be quietly working on a solution.
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Find a place to sit quietly and practice deep breathing.
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Quietly, in upstate New York, the show made its debut.
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So McConnell has quietly focused on pushing through conservative judges.
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Another angle: Israel has quietly pressed the case against Iran.
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But Waldo's imagination is not going quietly into the night.
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It communicated quietly with the news media and government officials.
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Many would prefer abortion rights to die gradually and quietly.
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The soldiers quietly surrounded the house and called for backup.
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The unsigned murals began appearing quietly in Paris last week.
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Microsoft quietly appointed its first chief scientific officer last week.
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But during her time in office things have quietly evolved.
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Here was individual action and creativity, deployed quietly for good.
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"Hey, hooo, hey, hooo" she starts quietly singing to herself.
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But that year, 22016 Vietnamese "hunters" quietly applied as well.
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It quietly enhanced Oklahoma's enviable position in a shifting landscape.
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"Are you here for the marriage license?" she asked quietly.
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She steps out and quietly finds a place beside him.
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Instead, it's quietly sunk into the annals of hedonistic history.
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And it all happened quietly, without anyone watching or applauding.
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The various investigations of Mr. Netanyahu, meanwhile, are quietly proceeding.
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I would quietly escort the "Apple Plays" off the premises.
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WM: And has been very quietly — I wouldn't even, outspoken?
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He finally said, rather quietly, I believe that is correct.
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Today, most of the cars pass by quietly — and slowly.
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We went downstairs and began walking quietly toward the school.
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For years, the Border Patrol has quietly tolerated racist terminology.
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With few success stories, many are being quietly killed off.
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People drank strong tea from paper cups and talked quietly.
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Maybe Mischa will quietly go home, and maybe he won't.
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Others have quietly renewed their contracts with Twitch as well.
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"But I had much distance to go," he added quietly.
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Kirk Douglas just wants to quietly celebrate another milestone year.
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She looked at her hand also and said quietly, Always.
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He comes in here and very quietly has three hits.
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Story at a Glance Silent Sam will not go quietly.
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In conversation, he seems cautious but precise and quietly determined.
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Nappi, standing by clutching his trumpet, makes it quietly wrenching.
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All while quietly readying their capital for the coming fallout.
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Mine is, as I've said elsewhere, a quietly damnable existence.
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Remarkably, he took his pants and quietly put them on!
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Party officials have quietly noted gaps in his campaign organization.
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But we both quietly hoped it would be a girl.
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Mr. Weinstein has lost the ability to go down quietly.
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And it's not enough to quietly roll out these initiatives.
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He speaks quietly, with a somberness that hints at it.
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"Maybe I can quietly go through the tournament," Zverev said.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad, meanwhile, has been quietly trying to rebrand himself.
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On this night, his sons were quietly davening with him.
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Gillibrand made her call early and, as endorsements go, quietly.
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Wall Street bankers and their Washington lobbyists are quietly celebrating.
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"Sexual misconduct matters were handled internally and quietly," it said.
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Zayn was quietly mysterious, while Liam was extroverted and jockish.
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At that time, a few hundred people quietly walked away.
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He has quietly escalated his battle with the White House.
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Mr. Rosenstein slipped out quietly as the senators addressed reporters.
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However, there is a quietly present gay community in Beijing.
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Chuck Todd, the "Meet the Press" host, mouthed along quietly.
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Ellison's reformist tendencies have, amid so much amity, quietly receded.
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"He's a good friend," he said quietly, looking at Blahyi.
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"I just hope I do it justice," he said quietly.
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"You're doing this all wrong," she said quietly to herself.
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The store "quietly shuttered," according to a 2015 Racked report.
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He quietly says he'll cancel the rest of his day.
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Arizona also quietly announced its work requirements were being suspended.
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Arizona also quietly announced the suspension of its work requirements.
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It's possible other investigations are being conducted quietly, as well.
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The bear rolls quietly beside the scout, sniffing the air.
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John Bolton is not going quietly into that dark night.
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We quietly mutter that their deeds are awful but unsurprising.
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But then, the electric scooter quietly slipped onto our streets.
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We entered the room quietly and stood by the door.
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His concerns are shared quietly by much of the industry.
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The Indians have arrived, and they won't go down quietly.
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Meanwhile, in the background is a small wolf watching quietly.
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This matter will be settled much more quietly than Valeant.
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" Nelly adds, "I do NOT plan on walking away quietly.
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"They very quietly snuck this guy through," Mr. Hughes said.
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Still, some investors are quietly complaining about corporate governance practices.
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Purveyors of holiday greenery are not taking the thefts quietly.
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"Upset and mortified," she said she left the room quietly.
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Quietly alert, the savory acoustic backup lends some saving grace.
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She declined both offers, so we just sat there quietly.
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Staff and visitors were quietly beginning to reenvision the organization.
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"Each day I get sadder and sadder," she said quietly.
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He quietly diverted money from other accounts to immigration enforcement.
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They had two children before they quietly divorced in 2017.
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"It's not as bad as it looks," he said quietly.
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Third, if Mueller is fired, Congress won't sit by quietly.
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Some black students quietly cheered him on, understanding his rage.
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If Allo gets uptake, Google might quietly phase out Hangouts.
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Its video simplicity and reverence for life are quietly lovely.
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Some portions quietly shuffled into Google's nascent virtual reality division.
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Would you quietly loan the work and hope nobody notices?
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"The extremists have slowly and quietly taken over," he said.
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The band Iron Reagan quietly lent us their practice space.
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They do this quietly without a lot of reward. Yeah.
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A number of them quietly deleted their social media accounts.
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It happened so quietly, you could easily have missed it.
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Although Marilyn's makeup-free appearance on TV is the latest one to quietly — or sometimes not-so-quietly, considering that much-needed meltdown — plunge the depths of steadfast women, it's certainly not the first.
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With a basketball tucked under each arm, he launched himself quietly, an airplane on water, kicking quietly underwater so as not to be heard... After he swam to the mainland, he became a Chinese hero.
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You can watch the quietly insane promo for the service below.
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As they were escorted out, Mr. Cruz paced the stage quietly.
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They later reunited and quietly tied the knot in June 2016.
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If I sit there quietly, they will do so around me.
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As Chery told me, "Post has quietly become a streaming monster."
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"A charming, absorbing and quietly feminist history," said the Sunday Times.
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Make sure you're not replicating something that has already quietly failed.
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The embattled YouTube vlogger refuses to go quietly into the night.
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All four initiatives were either totally abandoned or quietly considered failures.
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Now at least two of those partners have quietly dropped out.
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He, meanwhile, quietly sat down again and drank his new beer.
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Not at TOC, where she sits quietly, absorbed by her task.
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The President signed the new order quietly in the Oval Office.
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By 2008, Abbott had quietly ceased his investigations of two plaintiffs.
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And things seem to be quietly going awry in Paterson's life.
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He never mentioned it, just quietly had it fixed that day.
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Unfortunately, like so many others, Croatia were quietly undone by Portugal.
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She also wins points for quietly inciting her competitors toward insanity.
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The camera quietly spins, colours shift in time with the beat.
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Historically, stalled companies sought a sympathetic acquirer or quietly shut down.
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But she does so quietly, without the embarrassing appearance of effort.
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"I was hit in the head by shrapnel," Kurdi said quietly.
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Revolutions often start quietly, and Offred's has to start within herself.
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He's annoying in a highly productive, quietly creative, intensely aggravating way.
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"I think he would be proud of it," Young says quietly.
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Antiheroes don't grow old together and die quietly in their beds.
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I get ready quietly and hopefully don't wake my boyfriend up.
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Microsoft is quietly refreshing its Surface Book 2 base model today.
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Us adds that Zedd has been quietly supporting Harris as well.
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The band quietly ended in 2011, their fourth record never materializing.
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The Trump administration has quietly extended religious exemptions in other agencies.
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He speaks quietly, but with the studied enunciation of a thespian.
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Apple quietly published these apps to its iTunes website on Monday.
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Matter was spun off as Matter Studios, then quietly shut down.
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He's quietly doing just fine over to the left over here.
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On Thanksgiving, Amazon quietly published its contribution to the Christmas canon.
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My dad heard it happen and quietly got me to safety.
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It used to be that a restaurant could open fairly quietly.
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He didn't see the panic because I would sit there quietly.
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Hillary Clinton's team was, Darren Sands reported, quietly afraid of him.
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They become inflamed, and when untreated, spread quietly inside my head.
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"I'll shove that bullhorn up your ass," she added more quietly.
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Many of the prince's siblings now quietly spend more time abroad.
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Chinese officials themselves quietly ask whether China's strategy can ever succeed.
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I'd stood quietly by while Ashwin explained to Dr. and Mrs.
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Here I am, quietly reflecting on the nature of the nugget.
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In fact, partial eclipses are particularly helpful times to reflect quietly.
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So is it surprising that the topic has been quietly muzzled?
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Continental then quietly fixed the problem, adopting remedies by March 0003.
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Q would take care of all the details, quietly and quickly.
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Parker is very sweet, gentle, and sleeps quietly through the night.
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In the meantime, Diane quietly gets her abortion at a clinic.
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A group of neighbors stood nearby, quietly taking videos and photographs.
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This October, YouTube quietly made some 100 titles available for free.
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"Nobody that&aposs 16 should have to die," Willis says, quietly.
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Both times, Congress quietly ignored him and maintained ARPA-E funding.
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Gobert is quietly transforming into an equally intimidating force on offense.
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So why are the curved TVs quietly being put to pasture?
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I chastise him quietly for contributing to the extinction of sharks.
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I quietly slip out of the house and head to HEB.
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Amazon has quietly launched its Prime Music service in India today.
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But the federal government is looking to quietly remove that exemption.
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Some Taiwanese firms are quietly seeking a toehold in other countries.
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Billy Bush will not go quietly from his Today show gig.
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I look out the window and start crying, quietly, I think.
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Bernie Sanders' supporters did not go quietly into the night. Sen.
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Asus quietly announced a new 3603-inch Chromebook today, the C423.
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In the U.S., fentanyl has quietly usurped heroin in many regions.
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She is the court's soft-spoken, diminutive, quietly revolutionary liberal voice.
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However, the duo quietly split two years later for unknown reasons.
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They quietly replied, 'Yes,' after all, it was a beautiful day.
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But Beatriz merely sat quietly until he passed it to her.
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Yet her critique of American capitalism is quietly inspiring conservative thinkers.
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She meets her responsibilities, She speaks quietly because she is strong.
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Valve has quietly updated the Steam page for the Steam Link.
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The shift in scale quietly underscores our need to pay attention.
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The term being thrown around quietly among Democrats is 'losing forward.
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Some grieve quietly, but others have turned their energy into activism.
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Watch for signs his campaign hands are quietly laying the groundwork.
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After all, the Obama administration could have quietly deprioritized ACA enforcement.
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Last week, Lyft quietly released a standalone app for its drivers.
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Last year, Google quietly started an oil, gas, and energy division.
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After showing me photos of her pregnant child, she cries quietly.
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The city quietly lengthened the yellow light time after getting caught.
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Until then, he had been quietly investing in Chinese AI companies.
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It's also, quietly, a tale of about the kindness of strangers.
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A few months back the company quietly changed its revenue model.
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She meets her responsibilities, she speaks quietly because she is strong.
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This is all happening quietly and no one is realizing it.
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She's introduced quietly, with her shoes clacking gently against the hill.
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Google Clips quietly went on sale via Google's website this week.
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He's omnipresent during executive order signings, standing quietly in the background.
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Brendan Dassey has been quietly moved from one prison to another.
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Gleaming pipes emerge from the ground; five modern generators hum quietly.
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Edie Widder sat quietly in the dark for half an hour.
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Ideal Suggestions, like good poetry, quietly implores its reader to return.
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And quietly, the actor has become more visible in recent years.
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And, quietly but importantly, he is moderating on some key issues.
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I like how quietly optimistic they are; they're rather calming. 11.
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Show them you care and then quietly disappear into the nothingness.
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Activists worked quietly for a long time, out of public view.
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Christie's, too, has been quietly shedding staff for over a year.
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There I noticed a younger woman quietly sitting on the couch.
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Dozens of people surrounded the fountain, lighting candles and talking quietly.
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If it just quietly affirms the status quo, that's politics too.
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Even in supposedly freewheeling America, regulation has quietly become more obtrusive.
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And Tilda Swinton is so quietly hilarious as the Ancient One.
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A last chance to make things right before quietly disappearing forever.
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You can now swipe on a notification and hit "Deliver Quietly".
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Apple has quietly acquired health data startup Gliimpse, Fast Company reports.
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They ate quietly, and were usually gone in a few weeks.
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He was quietly defiant, thanking his old team for trading him.
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The molybdenum contract has quietly given up the ghost and died.
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When Colbert was hired, CBS quietly sought to downplay ratings expectations.
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Charles and David Koch are also quietly backing the Blum campaign.
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Mark Inch, quietly resigned after just nine months in the position.
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Among the delicate flora and ornate dresses, a war quietly rages.
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Instead, this quietly poignant film is exploring what's below the surface.
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And can't you imagine Justice Clarence Thomas sitting there, quietly nodding?
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From now on, I'm just going to breathe quietly to myself.
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WhatsApp has quietly changed the way its message deletion feature works.
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Pell, wearing a black suit, sat quietly during the short hearing.
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Much of "The Hard Problem" spins around Hilary's quietly confident theism.
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"For Emma" quietly won hearts, eventually selling half a million copies.
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Trans people are murdered for quietly trying to live their life.
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He has also more quietly supported other causes over the years.
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But this time, the editors appear determined not to go quietly.
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"We will not go quietly back into the 1950s," declared another.
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We hugged, a group of three leaning quietly into one another.
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For now, much of the positioning is going on relatively quietly.
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They tended to settle quietly and happily into America's middle class.
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This will replace 3D Touch, which Apple has quietly phased out.
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"I heard they sell very quick this season," she confides, quietly.
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"Communist rule in China is unlikely to end quietly," he wrote.
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Cole quietly asked Neumann&aposs representative to step off the board.
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Facebook quietly released a meme-creation app called Whale last week.
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And Twenty One Pilots have quietly become a gifted arena act.
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He quietly listens to their questions, answering them slowly and methodically.
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Be prepared to quietly sniffle for the rest of your days.
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But Mr. Zapfl quietly noted the difference in refugees in July.
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Ferrari themselves appear quietly optimistic that the gap has closed further.
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I step behind you, smiling quietly into our bodies' clement warmth.
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"I heard you were looking for your son," she says quietly.
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We rode along quietly that morning, staring into the great abundance
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Facebook quietly killed the project, allegedly due to lack of interest.
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If they have concerns, they are bringing them to leadership quietly.
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Mr. Weerasethakul is probably the most quietly surprising director working today.
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He brought in drugs quietly and he provided illegal card games.
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Google also quietly launched a few other new Assistant features today.
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I can play things quietly or blow them out into noise.
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But now that the news is out, Whitmire isn't going quietly.
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Reid quietly has his hand in the race against Nevada Sen.
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Van Zuijlen walks quietly along the door and feels the handle.
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Well, we're sure everyone is going to handle this super quietly.
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She's talking about the golden Labrador sitting quietly in the hall.
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When posed with this question, she sits quietly for a moment.
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Apple quietly revealed its new AirPods Pro wireless earbuds on Monday.
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He had quietly played a part in their story: When Mrs.
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Until then, Petty, backup to the backup, will keep quietly waiting.
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But a handful of niche artists quietly kept the craft alive.
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Not long after Super Tuesday, the Progressive Agenda was quietly shuttered.
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Breakingviews There's no such thing as a founder who goes quietly.
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Canadians will celebrate their Thanksgiving (however quietly, as this article attests).
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These arrangements add intimations of quietly sparkling moonlit views at sea.
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Last spring, she quietly left her tenure-track job at Harvard.
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" With a barely audible sigh, Jayapal said quietly: "Mostly, it's hard.
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Mostly, though, he asserts his power quietly from behind closed doors.
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But, in fact, anti-Semitism was already quietly on the rise.
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Mr. Godard turns out to be a quietly probing musical mind.
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On the apparent Democratic distaste for conflict, Tooze is quietly scathing.
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"They robbed me of a career, a life," he said quietly.
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And then let's quietly suggest they take up another hobby. Deadmau5?
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The video editor in our brains seals the seams up quietly.
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"I've been quietly sobbing to myself all day," Mr. Essl said.
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Mr. Skripal has lived quietly and openly for years in Salisbury.
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Everyone sits quietly, reading the lyrics as the song plays through.
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Brandi Carlile has quietly become one of this generation's best songwriters.
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Or rather, the memory of it was quietly and systematically suppressed.
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Mr. Lugar had quietly counseled the administration not to nominate him.
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Still, Amazon cannot quietly hope that such criticism just fades away.
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But American diplomats began quietly meeting with their North Korean counterparts.
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But the former defense secretary, Gavin Williamson, is not going quietly.
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Instead, he offers a quietly affecting meditation on memory and family.
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I was 29, a newspaper reporter quietly working on a novel.
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President Trump himself, meanwhile, signed the order quietly and off-camera.
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"This is not the Hong Kong I know," she said quietly.
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She was, the gathering was quietly told, running a little late.
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Then Giovanna quietly leaves the house and goes about her night.
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Recently ousted Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin is not going quietly.
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Yet the old, especially in male chauvinist form, never goes quietly.
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In September, it quietly introduced La Montre Merci, a.k.a. LMM-01.
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Google has expanded quietly and has not asked for public subsidies.
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His actual resignation is expected to come quietly over the summer.
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More than a handful of potential campaigns are quietly moving forward.
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Several promising products are quietly making their way through clinical trials.
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And other times, it's just us quietly taking in the moment.
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The faces of the onlookers register this in quietly dawning dread.
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He said she watched over him as quietly as the moon.
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He stood quietly before the judge dressed in a black suit.
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But it was quietly snitching, reporting every transgression to Mr. Reagan.
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Mr. Tong lived out his final years quietly in San Diego.
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Sometimes a show lasts a full season and then quietly disappears.
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Sirleaf quietly got someone else to repaint the ceiling one night.
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"Quietly," she said, so as not to attract the guards' attention.
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Feature He quietly ruled the national-security state under President Obama.
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But organizations it funds have for years been quietly helping Backpage.
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Opinion LAST March, Amazon quietly changed the way it sells books.
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"We've been going about this quietly," Mr. Morrison said last week.
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House Democrats are quietly seething at each other behind closed doors.
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The computers, off-white towers likely running Pentium processors, hummed quietly.
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Here's what we're watching: • How to kill off a bank quietly.
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Many (of assorted political persuasions) laboured quietly to produce valuable research.
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Unsurprisingly, Venezuela is quietly mobilizing its regional allies to defeat him.
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Just as quickly she released me, and, quietly, the Prius disappeared.
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That it's impossible to eat them quietly almost goes without saying.
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At the couture shows, he sat quietly in the front row.
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Apple is also quietly working on the tech, according to Bloomberg.
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Ms Hannigan sings Mr Abrahamsen's quietly moving vocal lines with conviction.
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Mustapha sat quietly in the passenger seat, smoking his Benson & Hedges.
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For now, Thomson said, "you must sit quietly" and not panic.
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After the verdict, Ms. Guyger sat quietly at the defense table.
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If you look closely, Mykenna Dorn is quietly wiping away tears.
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Otherwise, Stone sat quietly and took notes as the judge spoke.
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Their daughter, who is 15, takes it in more quietly, uncomfortably.
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You sit quietly while your phone's screen illuminates the dark bedroom.
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Templeton has quietly led Texas Instruments on a rally of late.
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On a leafy street in Colonia Polanco, Pujol announces itself quietly.
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It has quietly disrupted the $7.9 trillion mid-market lending space.
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The de Blasio administration quietly agreed to push for the changes.
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She quietly walked alongside two white supporters with the Illinois contingent.
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It would be to quietly transfer him to a different presidency.
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Relf studies the alethiometer and dissents, quietly, from the Church's authority.
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Its embrace of any new format, therefore, qualifies as quietly revolutionary.
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" Ukrainian efforts to sabotage Trump campaign - "quietly working to boost Clinton.
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When I stooped to look at the bird, it waited quietly.
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During this period, I mostly lay quietly, staring at the walls.
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Mr. Buttigieg has since quietly dropped them from his stump speech.
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Tall, long-limbed and quietly commanding, she's the company's senior ballerina.
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Washington (CNN)Last week, quietly and without fanfare, Iowa Republican Sen.
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But quietly, Ms. Rao also worked to win over liberal critics.
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Victoria's Secret has quietly closed eight stores in Canada this year.
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"Let's get that dog out of here," Dr. Bennett said quietly.
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Mr. McCain quietly signaled his vote with a thumbs-down gesture.
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"Mijo, ven," she says, so quietly that Luca doesn't hear her.
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The project quietly ended in June, after less than four months.
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People listened quietly as he condemned unprecedented forms of government surveillance.
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"The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Maki" deepens quietly.
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He visited the construction site quietly, not wishing to attract attention.
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The EU quietly removed Britain's flags from its headquarters in Brussels.
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Lately, though, he has quietly joined the best pitchers in baseball.
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She nodded at us and said something quietly as she passed.
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And he has quietly done a lot to sabotage efficiency standards.
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She held on longer than usual, then started to cry quietly.
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His last games are approaching or maybe already quietly taped, too.
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"There was so much uncertainty with this painting," Schutz said, quietly.
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The dispute began quietly in December with arbitration in New York.
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And, true to form, Trump is not approaching the day quietly.
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Nevertheless, U.S. appetite for a new deal may quietly be increasing.
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Apple quietly launched new gadgets last week ahead of the event.
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But Mr. Kaine is quietly soliciting support for a new proposal.
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"Peter was quietly effective for nine months," said an administration official.
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A woman, wrapped in a blanket, sits quietly after the attacks.
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Princeton's reserves sat quietly, scratching their chins or clenching their hands.
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Azam left the building quietly when he resigned in late 2017.
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"It must be those eyes," she said more quietly than before.
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"Thank you very much," Trump said quietly as he walked off.
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The amount of money quietly slipping away could be much higher.
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Mallin looked down at the grave for several minutes, sobbing quietly.
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Wedge sneakers have been quietly making their way back into fashion.
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Some smaller cities have quietly loosened property policies to stabilize sentiment.
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Film Series New York's revival programmers aren't taking the inauguration quietly.
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But in recent weeks, the kingdom quietly released several prominent detainees.
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The remaining two dropped their eyes and quietly finished their entrees.
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The sound of a grenade quietly tiptoeing down to meet me.
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Their lights were off, and they were moving slowly and quietly.
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I suppose that's how they quietly managed infertility in the 1950s.
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The committee, she said quietly, could not even agree on lunch.
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One student asked why he was able to sleep so quietly.
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Departed White House senior strategist Steve Bannon is not going quietly.
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I said it out loud, very quietly, 'I need your help.
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The book ends, quietly, at the close of the 13th year.
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Another resident handyman had gotten a similar notice and left quietly.
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He did not go quietly to the end of the bench.
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But after a couple of years, it quietly disappeared from stores.
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In reality, it's about keeping hate speech from quietly taking root.
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"We have heavily worked this state," Kalmbach said quietly, yet cheerfully.
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The US is quietly engaging in a moderate version of this.
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Yes, he threatens the bank teller by quietly showing a gun.
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Or quietly follow a "screw" (a powerful enemy, at my current low level) around the station, stealthing my way from room to room, grabbing all my loot quietly and then getting the hell out of dodge.
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Other times they descend as a flock to roost on back fences or high in trees, quietly or often not-so-quietly waiting for dinner, or a cue to action, like something from a Hitchcock film.
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She was at the center of each of these series, as a quietly compassionate cold-case cop in the first and as a quietly angry divorce lawyer with her own marital and family issues in the second.
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Tomorrow it'll be someone else who's been hacked, or has been harvesting location data quietly from its users, or is quietly working on a project with a country that doesn't have the same standards around humans rights.
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But movie studios and their partners have quietly — very quietly, sometimes to the degree of a black ops endeavor — been building deep connections to Christian filmgoers who dwell elsewhere on the spectrum of politics and social values.
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"But I'm worried about them because I'm their mom," she said quietly.
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Microsoft quietly released its own Android launcher more than two years ago.
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Some Reddit users have spotted that Apple has quietly released iTunes 12.73.
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Iman has quietly grieved the loss of her husband in recent weeks.
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After they screw, she quietly masturbates on her side of the bed.
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Tired of being disappointed and ignored, she chose to quietly stay home.
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Not that they just sat by quietly and accepted this new reality.
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Samantha Bee: On election night, everybody was quietly retreating into their clothing.
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He laughed quietly to himself, leaning in from the chair opposite me.
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Startup Capital Online lender SoFi has quietly raised $500M led by Qatar
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Manafort stood quietly while the verdict was being read by the clerk.
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After quietly testing its fleet of self-driving minivans in Phoenix, Ariz.
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Recently, he quietly gave $5,000 to Biden's political action committee, American Possibilities.
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But the Whaleys had been quietly fostering all five children since August.
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Though lacking juicy expressionistic brushwork, the works vibrate with quietly restrained emotion.
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I very quietly take a shower and make a cup of coffee.
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Take the Caterpillar virus, for example, which back in 1991 quietly infected .
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The spectators quietly turn towards the next team on the firing line.
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You guys know I've been quietly coming by... close to a year.
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Noor sat quietly with his hands clasped as the verdict was read.
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After quietly impressing in 2500, Chicago's defense blossomed with Khalil Mack's arrival.
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A decade ago the Dewan Rakyat quietly turned back into a horseshoe.
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A similar turnabout has happened more quietly on the monetary policy front.
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They've thrived on comeback wins, and never seem to go down quietly.
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Powering through and hardly looking up, he spoke quietly into the microphone.
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Birds and insects call quietly as they fly above and creep below.
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The quietly indefatigable Arthur Rhodes stacked up 8.5 fWAR over 312 appearances.
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His eldest daughter sat in the back room, quietly strumming a ukulele.
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It quietly revealed plans to release a PBR whiskey later this summer.
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And by quietly, I mean the company didn't mention it at all.
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So Emily is certainly quietly passionate, in keeping with the movie's title.
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Theresa Caputo quietly filed for divorce from husband Larry Caputo in April.
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Some people find these series as they're airing and quietly love them.
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But bathroom use has been going on quietly and harmlessly for years.
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"It's really time for this country to come together," he says quietly.
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It feels like the uncomfortable, contested, yet quietly hopeful hallmarks of change. ●
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The project announced on Wednesday has been quietly under way since December.
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It utilizes a brushless motor, which allows it to run quietly, too.
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Google also reportedly used "Jet Stream LLC" to quietly purchase the land.
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In response to complaints, two institutions quietly restricted Krauss from their campuses.
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But when Tingle found himself involved, he didn't just sit quietly by.
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Mr. McCabe also quietly shopped a book proposal recently to publishing houses.
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By the end, Congress allowed the independent counsel law to quietly die.
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"I know next time God might not save me," she said quietly.
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Dustin Johnson was quietly making a move after a 73 on Thursday.
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"I was scared before I stepped in the ring," she said quietly.
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Apple's app platform has been quietly growing in popularity in U.S. hospitals.
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T-Mobile this week also quietly updated the program so that Jump!
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Quietly pay attention to inhaling and exhaling without otherwise reacting, she said.
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The biggest challenge, Ms. Radvanovsky said, has been learning to sing quietly.
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USC gave the dean an $875,000 severance and let him resign quietly.
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In fact, despite Mr Salvini's rhetoric, the "burden" is quietly shifting itself. ■
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And I know I don't think people are going to go quietly.
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And so I'd slowly start to wrap up and quietly walk out.
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And they didn't kiss, like he insisted — instead, Hannah quietly rejected him.
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In such a personalised system, OPS has no incentive to go quietly.
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A dozen men arrayed in the room nodded quietly at his accounting.
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The United States, under President Obama, has quietly stepped back from Europe.
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Jia's tech giant LeEco has been quietly infiltrating Silicon Valley for months.
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He promises a less scandal-plagued and more quietly efficient Trumpian EPA.
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Some spurned bankers are quietly rooting for Spotify and McCarthy to fail.
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I backed out quietly, certain that it was some sort of joke.
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I sat on a staircase and spoke quietly with Student Emergency Services.
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Last year, in 23, Apple quietly refreshed the Macbook Pro Retina again.
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Vivint has quietly approached the home automation market differently from other players.
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Women were quietly taken from their homes and put in secret prisons.
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But if he's sitting quietly and looking to you, then he's happy.
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Nope, it's just the Gear VR once again, quietly replacing its predecessor.
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Instead, it states, they quietly allowed teachers to resign or fired them.
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The Catalan government has quietly constructed the rudiments of an independent state.
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Those, it turns out, were eventually all acquired, very quietly, by LinkedIn.
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And, quietly, he has donated nearly a million dollars to support it.
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USA Gymnastics quietly fired Nassar in 2015 after learning of the allegations.
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They exit as quietly as they appear, and the show moves on.
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You might just feel quietly confronted or stop dead in your tracks.
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We saw him here standing quietly and nodding his head at points.
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Index Ventures is quietly encroaching into the top tier of American investors.
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I try to move quietly and make as little sound as possible.
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That's been the fear world leaders have been quietly discussing for months.
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"I used to make bombs," says Aisha, quietly, playing with her hair.
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So, yes, if they lose this election, they will not go quietly.
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Why did she immediately volunteer to die standing quietly on her ship?
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This year Samsung has been quietly rolling out a multitude of devices.
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Quietly postponing a policy is often the first step towards abandoning it.
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Then my communicator chimes, a surprise since it mostly lies quietly dormant.
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The young entrepreneurs sat quietly until I asked them what they thought.
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But there is one person who has been quietly doing the most.
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But how do we stop and quietly ask, 'What's important to me?
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I worked quietly to further LGBT rights in Broward County for decades.
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"It has always been quietly a part of me," she told reporters.
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The company has been quietly working on this for the past year.
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She walks quietly to her closet, where she takes off her clothes.
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"radical intimacy" of bossa nova star Joao Gilberto's 1973 LP, recorded quietly
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And at the end of December, Attia quietly resigned from the organization.
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The staff who dealt with me were polite, straightforward and quietly sympathetic.
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But in the past ten years, philanthropy has quietly undergone a revolution.
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In court on Monday, Rahimi sat quietly as lawyers addressed the court.
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It's hard to imagine NARAL's Hogue's quietly radical speech from Wednesday—in
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It is just that the process normally plays out much more quietly.
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But the process happened nonetheless — quietly, because Trump wasn't talking about it.
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It's a whole area that we have left to be quietly forgotten.
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It's not too late for Mr. Pence to quietly strengthen those ties.
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Democrats quietly say they see a place to make inroads in 2018.
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Rolling back this trend has quietly become part of the liberal framework.
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Amazon is quietly expanding Prime Now, its free 2-hour delivery service.
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"The lady tells me quietly, 'Help me save this baby,' " Blevin says.
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They still may have have opposed it, preferring to do so quietly.
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I knock on their doors quietly and the truth slowly comes out.
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I hugged the perimeter and watched her rotate, quietly, under the lights.
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The truck is built to optimize efficiency and quietly hauling away trash.
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HTML290 is quietly changing how mobile apps are developed, and for whom.
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"I'm always just kind of quietly stunned," Watson said of her critics.
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It's business in the front, sobbing quietly to itself in the back.
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A few weeks ago Kirby was quietly removed from his Brexit role.
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Yet earlier this year, the industry quietly ditched its insistence on passporting.
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"God bless you," he said, before quietly going back to his study.
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That's when the accolades came in and the "prodigy" went quietly national.
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Quentin believes Eliot is dead and is quietly shell-shocked over it.
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Yesterday, the score was quietly released onto streaming services by Milan Records.
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Apple has been quietly telegraphing the name change for a while now.
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John Cornyn and Roy Blunt, were gathered with heads bowed, talking quietly.
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First, Erin Callan Montella went quietly, but now she's come back swinging.
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She grieved quietly, keeping a small circle of the pair's friends close.
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It began, as things often do, quietly, and amongst society's most vulnerable.
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Now, however, the two are now quietly being decoupled by streaming services.
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"I will just say its not the right time," she says quietly.
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Former Destiny's Child member LeToya Luckett has quietly divorced husband Rob Hillman.
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"I saw a hand," Gangnuss said as he quietly discussed the memory.
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Trump is quietly starting a new war that Congress has not declared.
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I bet she wishes: The next two weeks pass quickly and quietly.
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Trump quietly escalated U.S. military involvement in Yemen soon after taking office.
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So many people like us quietly celebrated the fact that we survived.
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Even worse, mainstream Democrats support or quietly cede ground to these extremists.
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CNBC previously reported that Amazon was quietly beefing up its private labels.
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BAGHDAD — It started quietly a month or so ago with scattered protests.
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But the magic moment appears to be quietly coming to an end.
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China may also quietly ratchet down their widespread thefts of intellectual property.
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Drowning can happen quickly and quietly in even small amounts of water.
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China could climb down and, in effect, quietly recognise the court's ruling.
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A fire was quietly blazing as things were getting complicated in NYC.
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AG: Dempsey was never going to go quietly into that good night.
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Silently, Lamar walked up to the mike and quietly rattled his chains.
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But Mr. Sirisena, speaking quietly and slowly, gesturing for emphasis, urged patience.
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Under this oasis of calm, China quietly, but systematically, expands its influence.
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My mother sat quietly beside me, knowing better than to step in.
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He cares about his people and his company, he's very quietly ambitious.
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As the Trump administration quietly rewrote immigration policy, Sessions led the charge.
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The couple split quietly last year, according to a statement from Torres.
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House Republicans have quietly continued negotiations on health care reform this week.
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Trump will not go quietly — will not give in or give up.
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"A young student comfortably sitting on a large golden structure, reading quietly."
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He took them off and walked quietly around the room, embracing everyone.
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She stood quietly as the assistant slathered Nivea lotion on her legs.
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Maybe five minutes of talking, Joe and me, his mother standing quietly.
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He has quietly reached out to former Trump rivals, like former Gov.
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If it's possible to do it quietly, they aim to do so.
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In fact, the latest U.S. dietary guidelines quietly dropped mention of flossing.
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"Yeah, this has always been a holy site," he said, more quietly.
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" Emerson Electric: "Emerson is a position we have quietly built for ActionAlertsPlus.
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"And then I'll quietly move back just to take a picture myself."
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" I demurred, mumbling quietly, "Come back and see me when you're 50.
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You just quietly discard it in favor of a less controversial cartoon.
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The company made the admission in a quietly updated S-1 filing.
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A marketing company has been quietly saving millions of people's Instagram Stories.
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" On Friday, Dykstra tweeted: "I quietly posted an article ... unlisted on Medium.
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" And then, more quietly, like an echo of herself, "Hug, hug, hug.
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AT&T has quietly bolstered its ad tech to compete with Google.
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Nod quietly, nod respectfully, and accept that unquestionable genius does sometimes happen.
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"Oh, I just remembered that my father liked this," she said quietly.
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He drank the juice, a common refreshment in Egypt, and signed quietly.
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Mark Zuckerberg quietly created a TikTok account, BuzzFeed's Ryan Mac first reported.
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She lay on her back with her legs drawn up, crying quietly.
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This has often been done quietly, with subtle changes to the drinks.
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Quietly, a crowd of scientists watched her while she watched the robot.
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Quietly, Ukraine's Ministry of Finance shared concerns about fraud with PrivatBank officials.
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He quietly looked at me for 10 seconds, and then said, 'Exactly!
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"I don't think I've ever hit a game-winner," Beard said quietly.
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The doctor held the door, and then quietly shut it behind me.
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Others churn out seasoned operatives to gather intelligence and quietly recruit Americans.
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There is no reason to believe that Donald Trump will go quietly.
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He needs to know when to be silent and quietly apply pressure.
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Perhaps he did it very quietly, the better to allow for contemplation.
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The one-day suspensions were dealt quietly, and the graffiti quickly vanished.
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It went as always: quietly, reasonably, without obvious anger or raised voices.
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It mainly just revealed that Sanders won't go quietly into the night.
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"I got no regrets," Justin says, quietly while staring off into space.
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Meanwhile, Struggle Jennings and Bubba Mathis sat nearby, quietly sipping their drinks.
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Other unlabeled dishes seethe quietly at the steam table behind the counter.
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If it had been possible, France would have dealt with it quietly.
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They looked at the names for a few minutes and left, quietly.
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When a Wall Street executive is fired, it is usually done quietly.
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The young men who came, mainly from Senegal and Gambia, listened quietly.
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But the Fighting Sioux legacy is not going away quickly or quietly.
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KS: He did it quietly, but now, he can say it publicly.
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Quietly, he said her name, but she kept retreating, watching him fixedly.
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You know—before, they would just take you quietly in the night.
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They do a good job quietly; they're not looking for the fame.
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Make time to sit quietly and tap into your inner voice today.
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"He was the first person I knew who died," she said, quietly.
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But the Grammys have quietly grown slightly more conservative in recent years.
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Amazon has quietly developed its own brands of suits, dresses and shoes.
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"I've accepted the position of vice president," she tells the negotiator quietly.
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She let me quietly question without making a big deal of it.
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How would judges differentiate between mostly invisible forms of quietly crouching satori?
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Baltimore was more than happy to simply finish off the sweep quietly.
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Getting back to Ford, it's important to note he isn't going quietly.
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Toyota, meanwhile, has been quietly cranking out Corollas since the late 1960s.
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"I would just sit quietly and be present with him," she said.
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" She laid her head on my arm, and said quietly, "thanks Grampa.
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Quietly, his Catholicism begins to reemerge, with the possibility of an afterlife.
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I had to say it quietly, but -- because we were not sure.
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She spoke quietly, to keep her son, Ms. Jesmin's husband, from hearing.
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Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand's prime minister, has been quietly demanding more discretion.
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Until 2005, many retailers quietly engaged in interstate business without much fuss.
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As the characters quietly go about their days, their solitude becomes palpable.
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Her presence, first eyed with skepticism, appears to have been quietly accepted.
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Before quietly ambling to his fate, he extracts one promise from Mike.
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"I would much rather be home in my country," she said quietly.
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With agents in the adjoining room, we spoke quietly and traded messages.
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It's all the scarier in that it's so quietly and accurately rendered.
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Today it revealed that Mastercard and Visa quietly participated in the round.
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There was outrage from leaders around the globe, though others quietly agreed.
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After days of being cut off, frustration and anxiety are quietly spreading.
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He has quietly battled unbearable mental illness for more than two decades.
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"He was Little Sun Glover, leaving us silently, his rays quietly reverberating."
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"My stuff wasn't there, I'm working to fix it," he said quietly.
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Many government-appointed bishops, for example, have quietly received the Vatican's blessing.
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"This is something that has been done kind of quietly," she said.
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He just signed quietly in a conference room and they ordered pizza.
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Quietly wandering through the classroom was also important during the planning phase.
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"He's worried about me relapsing and overdosing and dying," she said quietly.
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In most cases, the investigations are carried out quietly, sometimes for years.
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They sat in the fifth row, where Ms. Moses, 113, quietly cried.
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State of the Art Facebook published a quietly groundbreaking admission on Friday.
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Egyptian leaders have a habit of making grand pronouncements that quietly crumble.
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She quietly pointed out to the cheater that she recognized the work.
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Most Chinese immigrants appear content to live quietly in their new homeland.
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Older children may read quietly in bed, but younger children probably won't.
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Her team and advisers are quietly hoping for support from activist investors.
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He and his lawyers left quietly after the hearing without giving comment.
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George Papadopoulos may be going to jail, but he ain't going quietly.
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Something about how she had quietly, behind the scenes, fomented an insurrection.
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Inside the small office were about a dozen volunteers quietly making calls.
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To conservative supporters of the president, she is a quietly loyal helpmate.
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His family listened quietly, then lined up to pass by the coffin.
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More layoffs quietly ensued as divisions connected to those lawyers were eliminated.
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A trail of immigration-themed graffiti has been quietly spreading across Paris.
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Then she turned and quietly addressed a sauté pan over the stove.
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Dozens of women and children were waiting quietly in the hot sun.
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Others marched quietly, with candles, holding up large pictures of Ms. Lankesh.
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Mr. Baron quietly told colleagues to insist on being paid in advance.
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Such complaints were historically handled quietly, and the Saudis usually ignored them.
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The Play:3, introduced back in 2011, was quietly discontinued last year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A forgery crisis is quietly roiling the world's gold industry.
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He often sat quietly in a back pew, recalls the Very Rev.
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And I think for those reasons I think we are quietly confident.
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Unlike other Madison Avenue flagships, it is modest, quietly certain of itself.
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Justin Roberts, known as "the Freshman," quietly labored behind a computer monitor.
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Accelerating quietly into the hills above Malibu, Mr. Weckbach, riding shotgun, smiled.
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Beyond the tourist gaze, the women go about their daily lives quietly.
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It operates 40 percent more quietly than other massagers on the market.
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Trump has quietly rebelled against some of the staples of the position.
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Did anyone think it would go out quietly for its final turn?
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Somehow, unlike the N.B.A., others have quietly avoided being entangled in geopolitics.
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They want this to unfold as orderly and as quietly as possible.
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I glance at a television that is quietly blaring in the background.
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They smiled at each other quietly as they sensed the attraction building.
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"What will I do?" the man said quietly, as if to himself.
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Wuhan's residents have largely hunkered down to quietly wait out the epidemic.
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Some firms have been quietly weeding their partner ranks as a result.
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Foreign firms are quietly making inroads into the corporate debt collection business.
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Some held candles and flowers, others embraced each other and sobbed quietly.
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Cristin Milioti, as Newton's love-crazed assistant, sings "Changes" quietly, then thrashingly.
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After a pause, Jackie moved closer to Michael and spoke more quietly.
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Recently he quietly made a Chinese diplomat, Xu Jie, a visiting professor.
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Even today, an employer can still fire someone for quietly endorsing socialism.
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We could get over our issues quietly and not hate each other.
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But Ms. Manville has been quietly waiting for decades for this moment.
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Shortstop Didi Gregorius, however, has quietly been the engine of this team.
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This fake impeachment trial shows that another one has been quietly replaced.
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But most of the tragedies involve someone quietly taking his own life.
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The Air Force sought to clean up the disaster quickly but quietly.
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Quietly, Tanaka did his part with an efficient, if not dynamic, effort.
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Don't look back, even if you quietly wish you could go back.
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Quietly, he said, he begged for balls to be hit to him.
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In the darkness of the room, she would hear them quietly sobbing.
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Quietly, he said he did not want to think about that possibility.
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It is quietly building up the firepower of its secret weapon: data.
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It is quietly building up the firepower of its secret weapon: data.
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Dr. Green leaned over and quietly asked him if he was ready.
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He and his wife, Bette Burson, lived quietly for decades in Scarsdale.
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Some have simply given up and quietly accepted the inevitability of annexation.
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DSTLD quietly makes luxury clothes sold for fire-sale-like prices online.
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But by Saturday, Google had quietly reinstated ToTok in its Play Store.
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But since it's electric, you can stealthily and quietly zoom past traffic.
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The post went up quietly on Facebook's internal message board last week.
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I was, I suppose, fortunate that Fallon went so quickly and quietly.
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The rule was quietly proposed in July at the direction of Gov.
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Some were explosive; others were quietly effective, and still others were duds.
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Stunned relatives gathered there, some weeping quietly, others besieging officials with questions.
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He quietly points to a plaque on one of the stall doors.
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" The girl who asked the question quietly countered, "I would pick white.
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They lived carefully, quietly, didn't even look at each other most days.
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Swagtron operates quietly, but it does feel different than riding the Swagway.
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Murkowski sat quietly as the roll was called for the Friday vote.
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"You feel so presumptuous to even think about it," he said quietly.
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She also tweeted a video of herself quietly celebrating on a train.
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Amini put her arms around Leyla and spoke quietly in her ear.
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"I have to quietly go back into my shell now," he said.
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He's also quietly huddled away from Washington in recent months with Sens.
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"Health care is hard," one young woman said quietly to a peer.
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Life insurance and annuity products quietly support vital parts of everyday life.
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Sessions had already quietly been instituting the policy even before this announcement.
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Read more: How a small Budapest publishing house is quietly fueling extremism.
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A llama and a couple of alpacas graze quietly by the road.
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Certain clinics report that they have quietly performed abortions, particularly for girls.
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And then around, say, 2023, they'll start to quietly put out feelers.
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But more often than not, they let the news come out quietly.
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Mr. Afaan, 38 and originally from Fiji, spoke quietly of the dead.
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Davis has been quietly publishing a novel every few years since 1988.
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Throughout the rehearsal, Ms. Brewer cracked jokes; nearby, Mr. Barbanell quietly observed.
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Instead, an information page was quietly added to the immigration agency's website.
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Nearby, a classroom whiteboard with text organized into four columns rests quietly.
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The 11 tracks on Small Clan are quietly brilliant, full of nuance.
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We're told they've also quietly met up in Miami and L.A. recently.
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Around the fire, babies played quietly while their parents gamboled and caroused.
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"If the drama heats up, get up quietly and leave," Durvasula says.
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Digital technology has quietly revolutionised the world of banking and financial services.
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Demme's 45-year career is quietly astounding in its range and versatility.
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The Rohingya have long suffered quietly at the hands of Myanmar's government.
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"They wanted him to come quietly and leave quietly," said Muna Jondy, the policy chairwoman of Americans for a Free Syria, a nonprofit advocacy group that helped bring Caesar to the United States and lobbied for the sanctions.
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Born in Verona in 1862, Salgari led a sad and quietly dramatic life.
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Some might quietly grumble that, rude or not, Mr Bonderman had a point.
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Some feedmakers are quietly drawing up contingency plans, such as finding substitute ingredients.
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But election cybersecurity will quietly play a major role in the bill, too.
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First, the slow spread of border controls across Schengen, quietly tolerated by Brussels.
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"There is just something when you find the right one," she says quietly.
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So Jason talked him through the demo, and Jobs sat there pretty quietly.
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The S6 also does a much better cleaning job a lot more quietly.
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The Chinese would probably prefer to work out a deal quietly with us.
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His budget proposal quietly ditched his campaign pledge to avoid cutting Social Security.
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Fidelity Investments has quietly built up a team of nearly 140 data geeks.
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The Goldfinch Donna Tartt Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch is a quietly divisive novel.
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Meanwhile, other websites have been quietly amended to unlink information about climate change.
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Today's spies and saboteurs can breach the DNC's computer network far more quietly.
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Erdogan, in other words, is not going to let Khashoggi's death quietly disappear.
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When you say things quietly, it makes them sound more dramatic, you know?
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Over the past few years, the administration has quietly and quickly curbed deportations.
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To roll up on them quietly—they should be rolling up on us.
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"I've been quietly following this for years," he told me over the phone.
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I quietly slopped them into the bin and went back to my bedroom.
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In the meantime, the Polanski case has quietly continued to remain in stasis.
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I am quietly pleading with the goat, staring into his weird goat eyes.
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Pratt and Schwarzenegger announced their engagement in January after dating quietly for months.
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So it was quietly sold and the founders pivoted to a new idea.
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Superfans in Melbourne are not content to quietly enjoy cultural heroes and themes.
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After five years of working with a neurologist, I had quietly given up.
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While some still quietly oppose the change, there are men openly embracing it.
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"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," he says quietly.
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But Tillerson quietly adjusted the company's position on the issue, according to Coll.
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We're introduced to Fanning while she quietly lies in a blood-soaked bathtub.
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Read more: Inside the Catholic Church's plan to quietly pay sex abuse survivors.
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Insiders say it is normal for the queen to quietly mark her anniversaries.
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And he doesn't publicly promote most of his philanthropy but quietly helps out.
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More quietly, however, a similar story has been playing out in startup-land.
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"I hope you feel relaxed," Maria calmly and quietly says in the video.
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A file was initially opened, though it was then quietly closed this week.
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The other carriers aren't sitting quietly when it comes to 5G testing, either.
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In the US, families are quietly sidelined through hiked up rents and eviction.
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The couple later began quietly dating and announced their engagement in August 2012.
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More quietly, the chastened banks have been outsourcing large parts of their operations.
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It quietly asserted its support for the Open Skies Treaty by retweeting Rep.
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Though neither of them followed up, Clouthier says she "quietly" voted for him.
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But Egypt, which is mostly Sunni, has also quietly sided with the dictator.
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If they seem unfazed, quietly collect your popcorn and find the nearest exit.
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One person described the relationship as "two quiet people dating each other quietly."
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I got the cockles and the shishamo, and we quietly sipped on soju.
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The transition from Guy Gilchrist, the previous cartoonist, has not been met quietly.
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And if you expect this tiny drone to fly quietly, you'll be disappointed.
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We sat quietly, coming to terms with our newly restored sense of balance.
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Despite removing the adult section, the Texas-based website isn't backing down quietly.
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Which previously hidden Democratic heavyweight is quietly on the payroll of a campaign?
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It is quietly drifting from the EU, quitting joint cultural and educational institutions.
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Even some Bouteflika loyalists now talk quietly of positioning for his eventual departure.
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In 2016, Cambridge Analytica quietly used Facebook data to sway Americans' political opinions.
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The XF appears quietly urbane, less emotional by a whisker this time around.
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Lucasfilm quietly killed an in-development standalone film about Boba Fett last fall.
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So LG's V-series has quietly asserted its technical credentials among niche audiences.
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Scanning the police report, Cuddy suddenly said very quietly: ''He was with her.
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Microsoft has quietly unveiled a new "Modern Keyboard" with an integrated fingerprint reader.
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As he holds forth, some older voters listen quietly—too polite to disagree.
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As the two look up to the sky, he masturbates quietly behind her.
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Blanchard quietly told her friends and family she was engaged earlier this year.
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The Tesla Model 22016 rides as quietly as a $210,231 Mercedes S-Class.
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In October 2008, after Lehman's fall, another technological innovation was more quietly unveiled.
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Would he quietly back down, accepting his fate as a one-term president?
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Women will no longer quietly accept getting the short end of the stick.
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That very much includes Moukarzel's quietly riveting Shakespeare, who appears in digital form.
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