Kaneholler is getting ready to welcome a new band member!
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Ready to welcome a few indie picks to your beauty crew?
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Ned Lamont tweeted that his state was ready to welcome Amazon.
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Leandra Medine is getting ready to welcome two new family members.
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Today, the island is cleaned up and ready to welcome visitors.
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Luckily, Stagecoach is ready to welcome him back with open arms.
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A conspicuous space next to the two monuments stands ready to welcome a third.
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The island's beaches have reopened but they are not equally ready to welcome guests.
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Mr. Klepper doesn't think cities should be so ready to welcome Amazon's second headquarters.
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We're blessed and happy and at peace, and so ready to welcome this little girl.
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It looks like Rob Kardashian is ready to welcome a little one of his own.
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The top 20 cities around the world that are ready to welcome Gen Z workers
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Comedy clubs are ready to welcome him, but one of our critics isn't so sure.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham are ready to welcome their little girl into the world!
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Where do you go when you're getting ready to welcome your 14th kid into the world?
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Sean Lowe and wife Catherine Giudici Lowe are more than ready to welcome their second baby.
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The couple's latest addition comes as they are getting ready to welcome their second child together.
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And it looks like the Michigan native is ready to welcome another champion to the family.
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"We are ready to welcome you," Jens Stoltenberg told reporters after meeting Prime Minister Zoran Zaev.
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Either way, Teigen is ready to welcome 2020 with new hair, but the same Twitter energy.
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Wisconsin is ready to welcome the world's largest electronics contract manufacturer to Wisconsin and the United States!
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If he does and speaks forcibly, and with action, we should be ready to welcome his voice.
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"We're ready to welcome back our excluded students as soon as it's legally possible," Ms. Larson said.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Saturday he would be "ready" to welcome other world leaders to Moscow.
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Now, the Tolberts have gotten over the initial shock and are ready to welcome their new baby girls.
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Japanese people understand the need for migrants but they might not be ready to welcome them, said Tamura.
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Four families open their homes to me, but not everybody is ready to welcome me to the family.
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Nancy Ray and her husband, Will Ray, were ready to welcome their third baby girl into the world.
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Runners from #TeamHeadsTogether are getting ready to welcome Prince Harry to their marathon training day🏃♀️🏃 pic.twitter.
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The Department of the Air Force stands ready to welcome the Space Force as its second military service.
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As fans know, the Kardashian sisters aren't the only ones getting ready to welcome a baby into their lives.
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About 50 members of his community had filled the end of his usually quiet street, ready to welcome them.
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President Donald Trump stands ready to welcome Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan to Mar-a-Lago on Tuesday.
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The reception was simple and straightforward: several staffers were ready to welcome me from behind a small curvilinear desk.
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"Our hotels and businesses are all open and ready to welcome visitors," said the island's Prime Minister, Allen Chastanet.
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"These policies will prevent refugees from being resettled, even though communities across the nation stand ready to welcome them."
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Get ready to welcome back your favorite robot pals: The Mystery Science Theater 3000 reboot is right on the horizon.
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If requested, it was ready to welcome foreign officials and let them see its facilities and business processes, he said.
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Finally, get ready to welcome some of the smartest young minds in robotics, as the "First Robotics" competition storms Washington.
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"We are ready to welcome the Turkish government to go and search our premises," bin Salman said in the interview.
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And it should be said that some Queens residents were ready to welcome the most notorious employer in American tech.
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Amarillo, he said, is ready to welcome any refugees who are willing to become citizens and stay out of trouble.
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As the virus continues to spread, Wuhan announced Saturday its second rapidly constructed new hospital was ready to welcome patients.
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Their announcement came alongside a series of sweet photos showing their family getting ready to welcome little Doc into the world.
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In case you missed it, Jennifer Aniston joined Instagram on Tuesday, but the platform was not quite ready to welcome her.
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"As everybody clearly understands from the above, FIDE and the Saudi organisers are always ready to welcome any participant," FIDE said.
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However, the many thousands of workers and businesses punished by EPA's regulatory overreach are ready to welcome Pruitt as their savior.
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But five years later, President Trump seems ready to welcome Russia back in the club of the world's most powerful nations.
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"We are obviously ready to welcome companies to Denmark that can create growth and jobs," Mikkelsen said in comment emailed to Reuters.
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"Morocco has a hundred faces and sounds, all ready to welcome the traveller looking for spice and adventure," Lonely Planet's website reads.
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We are attempting to make contact with Joy and the family is ready to welcome her back with love and open arms.
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Think back on the last time someone from housekeeping knocked on your hotel room door before you were ready to welcome them in.
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Its owners, too, were ready to welcome the Tumblr diaspora with open arms, just as it welcomed the LJ diaspora a decade ago.
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Now many Sunnis say they are weary of Islamic State rule, and are ready to welcome even Shiite forces as short-term liberators.
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Jason Aldean and wife Brittany Kerr Aldean are getting ready to welcome their "extra passenger" – but they've got to settle on a name first!
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You've come to grips with the fact that one day virtual assistants will be everywhere, and you're ready to welcome one into your home.
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Ava was looking forward to her dad being released from jail, and was ready to welcome him home with a handwritten card and gifts.
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I'm getting ready to welcome my first child to the world soon and have found myself measuring a lot of things as of late.
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LaLa Anthony is kissing 2017 and her up and downs with estranged hubby Carmelo goodbye ... and ready to welcome 2018 by looking super hot.
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A year and a half after losing septuplets, a Charlotte, North Carolina, couple is getting ready to welcome a new baby, they tell PEOPLE exclusively.
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He visits the children "once or twice a week" at their apartment, she said, but she is not ready to welcome him back full time.
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Wuhan opens second new hospital As the virus continues to spread, Wuhan announced Saturday its second rapidly constructed new hospital was ready to welcome patients.
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Others pointed out to Marie that this mistake clearly showed her boyfriend is not ready to welcome a baby just yet — something she said she knows.
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Bath & Body Works will have you ready to welcome the fall season now that they've launched their latest line of products that are perfect for Halloween.
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If you're not sick of '80s teen movie nostalgia, Amazon's original series Red Oaks is ready to welcome you with open arms and a stacked soundtrack.
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This not only eases some financial stress but also makes it feel less like a burden for recipients who aren't ready to welcome a new pet.
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Throughout her pregnancy, she shared many a maternity snapshot, showing off her growing belly as the couple got ready to welcome their much-anticipated bundle of joy.
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Thirty-some years later, we're ready to welcome in this new year with a return to bright, badass makeup that takes us out of our comfort zone.
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Since then, she has shared many a maternity snapshot, showing off her growing belly as the couple get ready to welcome their much-anticipated bundle of joy.
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The organizers of Frieze London and Frieze Masters are ready to welcome a world of art and art fans to their home base, even as Brexit looms.
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More, it will show the world that we're open for business and ready to welcome anyone with a great idea and the guts to make it happen.
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Houston is ready to welcome a well-heeled crowd of A-listers, Hollywood celebrities, titans of industry and politicos for a week of parties and lavish sponsored events.
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While you may be ready to welcome back long, sun-drenched days spent with friends and family chowing down on BBQ, the question is: Is your grill ready?
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"We are ready to welcome the Turkish government to go and search our premises," Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said in an interview with Bloomberg on Friday.
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On Wednesday, the EU's chief executive, Jean-Claude Juncker, said that the Union would still be ready to welcome Britain back into the bloc even after it leaves.
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The latest attempt to protest the president by targeting the hotel came on Wednesday, just as Mr. Trump was getting ready to welcome Republican donors to the hotel.
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Though the duo admitted to having a few nerves about becoming first-time parents, they are more than ready to welcome their little bundle of joy into the world.
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It all started on Sunday's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, when Kim asked North whether she was ready to welcome a brother or sister to the family.
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He had held me as I pushed our daughter in to the world, and now he was my comfort object again as we got ready to welcome our son.
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Miami, one of the world's great party destinations, will be ready to welcome Chiefs fans who have waited a half-century for a return to the NFL championship game.
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The building, a five-star hotel and residence called the Trump International Hotel & Tower Baku, has never opened, though from the road it looks ready to welcome the public.
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After its initial closure, plans were announced for repairs, but more than a decade later, repairs have been stagnant and the space is still not near ready to welcome visitors.
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Since then, the Hymans have been sleeping in their SUV, waiting for the waters to recede and hoping their home will be ready to welcome them back at some point.
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"We want to make sure our partners are ready to welcome Indigenous interns, and they can take advantage of our reconciliation workshops and cultural sensitivity and awareness training," Williams said.
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We are grateful for that support and together our three countries are ready to welcome players and fans from around the world to an extraordinary FIFA World Cup in 2026.
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Many schools are on spring break this time of year, which means universities would typically be busy getting ready to welcome the return of thousands of students to bustling campuses.
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Still struggling to rebuild and short on labor, Houston and its surrounding suburbs are not yet ready to welcome thousands of tourists into their shops, beaches, and restaurants this spring.
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I told him that in recognition of this act of heroism he would be regularized as soon as possible and that the Paris fire brigade was ready to welcome him.
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And at their best, cutecoms really do offer viewers an alternate place to visit every week, a reality where your TV friends are always ready to welcome you with open arms.
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If we want to prevail over the evil of Islamist terror, we need to keep Guantanamo Bay open, its jail cells closed, and the landing strip ready to welcome new inmates.
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Pope Francis is known to enjoy the occasional glass of wine, and in a meeting with a Mexican tourist last month he enquired whether they'd have tequila ready to welcome him.
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Her Wondrous Song For nine years, Christina lives with the recluse Iutta, and, when she finally returns from her holy wilderness, the nuns of St. Catherine's make ready to welcome her.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said at the start of a visit to France that his country stood ready to welcome investment and there were no longer obstacles to foreign investors.
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Over at the Two Brewers pub — the closest to the couple's home — patrons Frank Nowell and Mark Bond are ready to welcome the newest royal residents with open arms and a few pints.
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If you, for one, are ready to welcome our new Russian overlords, there's good news: you can get one of those new-fangled throwback Nokia 3310 phones with a gold-encrusted Vladimir Putin face.
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And the grand resort — which opened in 1898 and quickly became synonymous with while luxury and lavish expense — is once again ready to welcome A-List guests like longtime fans Madonna and Elton John.
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Whenever she travelled back to China, she needed only to announce her visit, and there would be plenty of friends and acquaintances ready to welcome her with a banquet or a tête-à-tête.
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"We are close to his parents with our prayers and, if they wish so, we are ready to welcome their child in our structure, for the time he has left to live," the hospital said.
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But while that area is still reeling, a large number of islands — including some of the most visited like Nassau, Paradise Island, and the Exumas — remain untouched and ready to welcome visitors with open arms.
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While Disick has presumably grown from these immature ways now that he's dating a *checks notes* 20-year-old, that doesn't mean Kourtney is ready to welcome him back on the private jet with open arms.
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After his silver medal performance, Lilesa said he was concerned that he would not be safe if he returned home after making the protest gesture, though Ethiopian officials said they were ready to welcome him home.
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Hunt said he had witnessed a "climate of fear" during a visit to Rakhine, where he was taken to empty centers built by Myanmar to house Rohingya the government says it is ready to welcome back.
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"And so if you have a conference, a convention, a concert, any of those things that were planned, that you were planning to come to this city, we are still ready to welcome you," he said.
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"The South Korean government, being quite frightened about Washington's bellicosity, is quite ready to welcome the North Korean initiative, and this might lead to an annoyance in the US," said Andrei Lankov from Seoul's Kookmin University.
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"The fires didn't touch our grounds at all, but we made the decision to close because they're still encroaching on our area, and we want the entire town to be ready to welcome visitors," he said.
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Following on the heels of Weeds and High Maintenance, Disjointed seems to be trying to push the new frontier of legal weed into television's mainstream—right as California gets ready to welcome in the new recreational market.
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But there's reason to believe that the Corps should be ready to welcome new members who are being introduced to Carol for the first time — and perhaps find itself ready to punch holes in the sky once again.
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The Indians had seemed ready to welcome Mr Isa in a tit-for-tat measure: they were angry that China was reluctant to apply the terrorist label to a man they blame for actual terror attacks in India.
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Each team has been tasked with mentoring a refugee family through — and beyond — the 90-day "resettlement" period, In Arkansas, where Donald Trump was elected by more than 20 points, hundreds of residents are ready to welcome refugees.
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And in her new limited Bravo series Real Housewives of Atlanta: Porsha's Having a Baby, she lets the cameras in on her life with fiancé Dennis McKinley as they get ready to welcome daughter Pilar Jhena (born March 22).
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On Sunday, November 11 and Monday, November 12 (which is observed Veteran's Day this year), there are a number of eateries nationwide ready to welcome all veterans and active military members to sit down and chow down—for free!
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Though Myanmar says it is ready to welcome back the refugees, northern Rakhine state, from where they fled, is still riven by ethnic tensions and violence, and the U.N. has said conditions are not right for them to return.
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The arrest of Mr. Madani, 36, an American-educated academic on leave from London's Imperial College, was particularly embarrassing for President Hassan Rouhani, who had recruited him as a sign the country is ready to welcome back expatriate Iranians.
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Deal with it, deal with all the fall out, pay the money that you&aposre going to have to pay to cover all these bills, and get ready to welcome whoever comes for whatever motivation, no matter how they get here.
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Now that the razzle-dazzle of party season is well and truly over, we have to admit that we're ready to welcome the antidote to all that sparkle with open arm: extra-chunky, completely oversized, totally unflattering (on purpose) knitwear.
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Our recommendation: thank Bustos for her report, recognize its limitations, and get on with the job of working to gain the votes of those in the heartland by offering policies that they are ready to welcome, if only given the chance.
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A year ago, the six Lair brothers from Apex, North Carolina, were dreading all the pink they knew was about to be a part of their lives as they got ready to welcome a baby sister – the first girl in the family.
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The leaflets "contain instructions for the citizens to get ready to welcome the Iraqi forces that are coming to liberate their areas and to warn the Daesh (Islamic State) members to lay down their weapons and surrender", the ministry said in a statement.
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On Capitol Hill, Republican House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, who will preside over the party's nominating convention in July, made clear he disapproved of Trump's rhetoric in comments that suggested he was not ready to welcome Trump into the establishment fold.
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"It must be noted that the President, Her Excellency Dr. Joyce Banda and her Government are ready to welcome any philanthropist seeking to assist in improving the welfare of the people of Malawi knowing that Her Excellency, herself, is a known philanthropist," the statement said.
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And as if Trump's words were at all sincere, President Barack Obama—who has spend the last few months doggedly pointing out the dangers of a Trump presidency while campaigning for Hillary Clinton—is now apparently ready to welcome him into the White House with open arms.
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"We are ready to welcome Russians, Americans and any traveler from around the world and are hopeful that the second half of 2016 will be more positive than the first," said Murat Karakus, the director of the Turkish Culture and Tourism Office in New York City.
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"I believe San Juan has a bright outlook as a destination, especially as we continue to make it known that we're back and ready to welcome tourists," said Peter Hopgood, the vice president of sales and marketing for International Hospitality Enterprises, which manages six hotels in the metro area.
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" Savage's family, who have long expressed fears she was brainwashed and was being held in Kelly's "cult," also expressed cautious optimism, with Griggs telling the New York Times, "We are attempting to make contact with Joy and the family is ready to welcome her back with love and open arms.
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The scene draws us in, and her expression and stance are surprisingly familiar: she recalls a mother waiting up for her child to return from an outing, or a woman waiting for her working partner — but she's clearly ready to welcome whoever is coming home late with a firm telling-off that many of us know well.
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Starting December 19, guests can take advantage of all of those things and more, as Bungalows Key Largo will be ready to welcome visitors again, with new experiences including a boating program to explore the Keys by water, as well as new Holiday activities and entertainment, including sip-and-paint classes, paddle board yoga and Christmas caroling.
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Tony Blair, the former Labour prime minister who is among the more prominent campaigners trying to halt Brexit, was in Brussels on Thursday, aiming to persuade EU policymakers to be ready to welcome Britain to remain if it changes its mind - and be ready to show a will to reform, especially to curb the easy migration across the EU that worried many Britons.
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