Because just costs alone — they want you to redo roofs, and they want you to redo the facade of the store, and then every 10 years they want you to redo the tiles in the store.
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"A birth is not something you can 'redo,'" she said.
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He ordered the corps to redo its Environmental Assessment (EA).
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What would you do differently if you could redo it?
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I actually won, because they let me do a redo.
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My guess is if he could press redo, he would.
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The living room redo was also a work of art.
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But they do mean the scientists must redo their calculations.
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To redo an unsatisfactory shot, tap the circular Refresh arrow.
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I essentially have to redo every schedule that comes out.
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This is actual textbooks that you redo every three years.
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The election was thrown out and a redo was ordered.
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It's hell to redo it every year, but it works.
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I think we should admit the mistake and redo it.
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What would you redo, and you can't pick sumo wrestling.
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"I redo the whole place every 25 years," says Woodham.
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A redo of the race was scheduled for June 23.
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In a 2017 redo, though, we should be more globally inclusive.
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GUILFOYLE: Said to make the photo redo was a hard squeeze.
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And that's what set in motion the redo later that day.
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Next up, they'll redo the kitchen cabinets and finish the basement.
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I never seen nobody go back that far and redo verses.
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That was a very frustrating process, having to redo the vocals.
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There are only so many times you can redo your kitchen.
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"I really would like to redo the whole thing," he said.
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This was one of the rare puzzles I had to redo.
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The redo feels lighter, perhaps because it is unburdened by originality.
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"You should redo it in concrete," Rockwell suggested, unable to resist.
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It's likely Tesla will redo this test if it hasn't already.
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"This is another way malls can redo themselves," Mr. Bell said.
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I had to eat the same thing five times, redo everything.
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Greg, would you like to redo yours, because it really was subpar.
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So now they're trying to do a do-over or a redo.
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So they decided, let's foreclose any controversy and redo the whole thing.
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The court rescheduled a redo of the presidential runoff vote for December.
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Somebody finally piped up, 'We're going to have to redo this list.
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Plus the one parenting moment the fashion designer wishes she could redo.
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"Every hundred years or so, you get an opportunity for a redo."
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Among some Success teachers, "rip and redo" was a term of art.
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You can get by without spending a lot to redo your space.
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His first impulse was to redo the boiserie of the whole place.
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"Who would anticipate having to redo a commissioned, permanent work?" she said.
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"The president really wants to redo that deal," he told Fox News.
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The group ultimately decided to redo the vote to allow Utah Sen.
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You wish you could redo a lot of the things you did.
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The outlines showed on the floors, which the sellers offered to redo.
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Any major software update would require the state to redo its certification process.
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Despite being unhappy, Fowler also refused the salon's offer to redo the nails.
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"I wish I could have a redo of last year," she told Reuters.
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As a producer, I want to like, redo things, make things sound better.
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In golf, it's called a mulligan, or the chance to redo a stroke.
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The IRS gives you a redo — but only once during a tax year.
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"We decided that we were going to quickly redo the nursery," he said.
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"We decided that we were going to quickly redo the nursery," says Lewis.
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So we had to take the whole thing apart and then redo it.
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She doesn't even want to get rid of social media, just redo it.
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It feels like a gross redo of Beyoncé's loss to Beck in 2015.
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You won't find any suggestive fruit sucking in the booths at REDO Media.
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This 13-month cycle can totally redo the way the world does love.
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"I Do Redo" is set to premiere on CTV and Netflix in 2020.
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The scheme tainted the results and a redo election was held in 2019.
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The court rescheduled a redo of the presidential runoff vote for December 4.
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That's a lot, but it's about the same cost to redo your exterior.
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If I didn't tie my tie correctly, I was told to redo it.
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My bathroom needs a redo, but I'm bored to death of subway tile.
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They said the city should throw out the results and redo the tests.
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Some questioned the legality of moving into federal court to redo the deal.
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I had to redo it a couple of times before it looked okay!
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If you had to redo anything this year, Elon, what would it be?
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Maybe next year Apple will finally redo its clunky App Store and iTunes apps?
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This server was home to hundred of thousands of hours of Redo information, i.e.
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TOOBIN: Obama himself had nothing to do with the decision to redo the oath.
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Redo my look: Shadow my eyes, gloss my lips, apply some highlights and shimmer.
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But it is not for me and my services to redo what they do.
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The reviewer also claimed to have hired a different accountant to redo Montagna's work.
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Apple had to redo all the buttons and color schemed across the operating system.
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But abandoning or trying to redo the agreement would free Iran from those restrictions.
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REDO Media's large office complex was a primary colour-splattered mash of design styles.
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I feel like if I would redo it now, I'd do it really differently.
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Buyers want to redo them, and they're factoring in the costs to the price.
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Redo it in the font that he actually he wanted to see it in.
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Kenyans are on edge as the redo of their presidential election approaches on Thursday.
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Mr. Trump accused Democrats of trying to get a "redo" of the Mueller investigation.
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There is no way to redo 1991, but there are ways to do better.
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Will really liked the northwest area, so I only had to redo 75 percent!
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"We def need a total redo of this day for many reasons," she added.
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Ultimately, Slim Shady's redo Oscar outing went well: "I got to hug Salma Hayek!"
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"People don't go back and redo these mills, they just don't," Mr. Edwards said.
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Samsung asked SquareTrade to redo the bend test with three points rather than one.
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Redo your floors without having to rip them up by painting over existing flooring.
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In the 2005 redo it was Naomi Watts's turn to shed tears for him.
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" After the poster was printed, the "original drawing is erased and impossible to redo.
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At New York Fashion Week, the retro style got a redo that is surprisingly cool.
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And to be honest, I didn't want to have to redo her room every year.
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DEL CUETO: They need to go back to history class, and you know, redo history.
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If I were to send my inventory back now, I'd have to redo it all.
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Though not all hope was lost as Carey agreed to preside over the showcase redo.
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In addition, it's also getting Undo/Redo options and the ability to download emails as .
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" Amber apologizes to Samantha, and insists that she wishes she could "redo the whole thing.
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"If anyone's gonna redo that house, who could be more perfect than HGTV?" she said.
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The fight for a season eight redo may be futile, but the disappointment is understandable.
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If I could redo that trip and realize how good I had it, you know?
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The House ended up passing the measure in a redo vote later in the year.
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Are they looking for a redo because they hated seeing the strong NO COLLUSION conclusion?
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The plan to redo the floors and walls snowballed into a kitchen and bathroom renovation.
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The president was going on about the hard work they undertook to redo the place.
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Don't get frustrated when you need to redo things—take it as a learning experience.
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We were on the right track, but now we will have to redo it all.
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"The farmers, associations and industry will have to redo what has been lost," he said.
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He'll have another chance in the redo election of the state's Ninth District on Tuesday.
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"If I could redo my career, I would have left many things behind," Cabrera said.
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Automakers strenuously disagreed, and asked Trump to redo the review shortly after he took office.
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Ms. Keenan always asks her, Ms. Woodward said, if she wants to redo that part.
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Like, Bollywood movies tend to take American movies and redo them and make them worse.
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Maybe I'll get the stem files and I'll redo vocals or something for a laugh.
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Last year, the watchdog decided to redo its FBME proposal, and a final rule is pending.
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Wade redo, the article does not provide evidence that 'Kavanaugh said he would kill Roe v.
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"I did not make the Olympic team – there is no redo," says Montaño, holding back tears.
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I get home and redo my makeup and fix my hair before going out to dinner.
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Unlike other "redo part of your life stories," Satoru doesn't intend to improve his own life.
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Those could be unlocked and developed as part of the plan to redo Penn Station properly.
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As for the band, here's hoping Metallica is given the chance at a redo next year.
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"If anyone's gonna redo that house, who could be more perfect than HGTV?" she told PEOPLE.
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And unlike analog machines, Lumen saves past projects and has the option to undo / redo work.
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It also could be forced to redo its work at the Anaconda site, the company said.
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Mercury retrograde is all about the "re-" words: redo, review, and reflect, to name a few.
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However, that first season is not meant to be a "redo" of the movie, parallels notwithstanding.
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Previously, the board could only call for a general election redo among the same candidates. Gov.
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We take things that weren't necessarily meant for us and redo them our way, for us.
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He is contemplating the addition of a garage and might redo the heating and cooling system.
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Reynolds, who also played that version of the character, has long been waiting for a redo.
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Check out Luminist's redo of the entire Metroid soundtrack using the Korg MS20 Mini analog synth.
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And I had to redo the tour book when we were already on tour in Australia.
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Essentially, abortion opponents in Louisiana were given an opportunity for a redo of Whole Woman's Health.
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Finally, it is not a vehicle to redo an election for those with morning-after regrets.
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And then both of us could do a show — a sort of redo for the audience?
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Tuesday's redo election was Israel's second in five months, after an April ballot also ended inconclusively.
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If an engagement is disappointing, or any part of the relationship, Ms. Mattenson suggests a redo.
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The rejuvenation includes a complete redo of the roof garden — which celebrates 213 years this spring.
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If you redo his analysis with modern techniques, I'm not sure how strong it would be.
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Moreover, the ability to "redo" votes turns the election from a decision into a mood-ometer.
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"Redo the poster with Danai Gurira's name on it," one person demanded in a tweet Thursday.
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But time is running short for the Senate to redo the vote before leaving for recess.
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The vote redo follows the arrest of a campaign consultant over irregular and compromised absentee ballots.
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The redo is so successful there's often an hour's wait just to get in the door.
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I also had to redo a couple of tests because, at one point, my computer's display dimmed.
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"I thought it was poorly done and I told her I wanted to redo it," O'Brien, said.
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Apple also added a new set of three-finger gestures for cut, copy, paste, undo, and redo.
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Mr Trump's latest redo suggests he is running short of competent people willing to work for him.
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Similarly, you can now undo many brush actions or redo them by holding onto the controller button.
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And wouldn't we all love the redo option after making up an answer and mumbling it, too?
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I seriously doubt anyone would have said anything if Blakeman didn't unilaterally decide to redo the flip.
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So did critics, throwing down divided reactions to the studio's latest major redo of an animated classic.
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I hope we can redo it, but knowing me, I'll take some kind of weird left turn.
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U.S President Donald Trump has vowed to redo trade agreements to get better deals for American workers.
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"I'm not going to try to redo what we've already done," Thornberry said of the new bill.
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Trump hailed the pact as a major victory, one that fulfilled a campaign promise to redo NAFTA.
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If Hillary could redo the campaign all over, is that what you would want her to change?
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Some guys don't want much and some guys want to completely redo the look of the shoes.
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The point is, I'm not going to pay someone to redo their house, then re-buy it.
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"If we were to redo the interest rate forecast today, we would project higher rates," she said.
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Give up cigarettes and start walking — that kind of common-sense lifestyle redo can deliver good results.
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This is why the decision to redo the election in Istanbul is critical in the country's history.
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Another feature called "Redo Tweet" will help you to fix your typoed tweets after they've gone live.
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Ms. Pugh is not a method actor and finds it hard to redo scenes over and again.
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Senate Republicans said they would likely be able to get enough votes if McConnell schedules a redo.
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He is about to redo the store décor and the brand's whole approach to narrative and identity.
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If asked to redo 10 counts, Ellis may have even less patience to spare for the prosecutors.
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Subsequently, the county asked the state Department of Health to redo its water testing at the site.
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There are new gestures for undo (three-finger swipe left) and redo (three-finger swipe right), too.
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If you mistakenly click on Command + Z in a doc, Command + Y will redo your last edit.
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The decision to redo "Facts" was a masterstroke; the decision to completely overhaul "Wolves" was a shitshow.
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Maybe the Army Corps has to redo its environmental impact statement, though the pipeline would still stand.
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He told Big Boy the backlash he received for the statement made him completely redo the new album.
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And skipping this step could have financial consequences such as fines, and needing to undo or redo work.
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It was on my back, but the jersey tattoo covered it, so I'll redo that one somewhere else.
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"There is no way to redo 1991, but there are ways to do better," Hill's op-ed begins.
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She laughs, then she's crying, makeup has to come in and redo the mascara or whatever it is.
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In a redo of "Joy," Jennifer Lawrence's title character gets nervous in the middle of a promotional shoot.
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Hence, it would be worth it to redo the study with Gaia sample, and to refine the model.
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These may be done in the interim, but typically no full-scale redo of the engineering is required.
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Our observation methods have changed a lot, so I doubt if today we'd redo a mission like that.
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"If anyone's gonna redo that house, who could be more perfect than HGTV?" she told PEOPLE in September.
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As far as I'm concerned, we've got to reduce — we have to redo our trade deals 100 percent.
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The placement was strategic, though, knowing it'd be an easy fix if I had to redo that section.
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Inside his new home, McKinley installed a modern stove, painted the walls and began to redo the floors.
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The General Assembly last week passed legislation mandating that any redo of a race must involve new primaries.
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If McCready doesn't draw any challengers in a primary redo, he would automatically go into the general election.
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But now New Jersey has to redo the process after a court said OptumRx "improperly hedged" its contract.
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We'd do other [wider] shots, but then we'd always redo it with what we called our Offred lens.
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The sports publication Bleacher Report initially approached the artist, asking if he wanted a redo on the sculpture.
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"If they hold to this timeline, that's not a trivial exercise for a governor to redo," he said.
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"It was a sincere apology," Hirshland said later over the phone, "and my sincere ask for a redo."
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"To have to redo the entire element would have been really expensive, for one thing," Mr. Bell said.
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And just like the sculpture of Ronaldo, there was a nearly immediate pledge to redo the Chastain work.
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This is the first midsize Volvo to get a top-to-bottom redo under the company's new ownership.
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According to the ACLU, the teacher threw away the posters and ordered the students to redo their work.
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It does so knowing that many of the parties will have to revise (or redo) multiple contracts simultaneously.
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More than that, though, the Ram HD is a complete redo of one of the big three segment stalwarts.
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That's why we're trying to do things that feel distinct — and to not try and redo the same show.
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Like, take the text, and if you're going to redo it, just mess with it and add new things.
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If you totally want to redo a vacation day with a day trip to the countryside, that'll cost ya.
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The president said his administration would redo the 2018 review of fuel standards covering 2022 through 2025 model years.
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ASN chief Bernard Doroszczuk said then that there could be more delays if EDF needed to redo the weldings.
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Whatever they sent him to do he fucked that shit up so I'm just gonna go and redo it.
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First by allowing Annette to get a redo of her triumphant hand-holding, this time without the subsequent recoiling.
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On July 5th, they asked Judge Furman to put an end to the redo attempt once and for all.
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Maybe if Gigi were to redo her "I Am Transgender" video, she might give that last line a rewrite.
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She also wants to redo other Obama-era regulations, such as protections for sexual-assault victims on college campuses.
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This vision inspired him to redo the military standards under which his soldiers fought — and then won the contest.
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The result could be unnecessary prescribing of antibiotics or an unwarranted attempt to redo the abortion, the team said.
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" She said, "If you think what they're wearing is wrong, why don't you redo them in your mind's eye.
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That case, brought by a similar group to the more recent one, prompted the agency to redo its regulation.
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"This signals they want to redo the rule," Heidi Shierholz, an economist at the Economic Policy Institute said Thursday.
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"This signals they want to redo the rule," Heidi Shierholz, an economist at the Economic Policy Institute said Thursday.
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"You have to have the guts to redo a classic like that, and she did it," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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Red redo Smartphones mean we really don't use those iconic red telephone boxes in the UK for calls anymore.
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But he would go in and redo the drums and put real bass on it, real guitar on it.
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Gradient scientists argued that the EPA left out the most recent research on arsenic and should redo the analysis.
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"We mustn't say to ourselves, by dogmatism, that we must absolutely redo the cathedral as it was," he said.
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"I felt pretty guilty," Randolph said, adding, "I told him I could redo it if they needed me to."
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And Oracle hopes that the new defense secretary, Mark Esper, will consider a redo of the whole bidding process.
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On opening day in 1986, President Ronald Reagan threw a pitch so wild that he asked for a redo.
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While he had a bit more experience, Lawrence's boss was often asking her to redo the male colleague's work.
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Wayfair doesn't target the high-end furniture market, where customers seek to redo their whole house all at once.
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This would be a redo of the invasion of Iraq in 2003, of which Bolton remained a vocal supporter.
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Any glitch — a forgotten document, a change of address — might cause a delay in approval or force a redo.
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It's a redo from 2018; it's a district Trump won big; and Trump himself campaigned for Bishop last night.
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When Neumann decided he wanted to redo Age 1, he started reaching out to some of the original game's developers.
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The fundraiser description began by praising Clarke's Game of Thrones character Daenerys Targaryen, and then referenced the "infamous" redo petition.
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If a supervisor disagrees with a final decision, they can ask the asylum officer to go back and redo it.
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Instead, Apple will transition to a three-finger swipe gesture, whereby swiping left will undo and swiping right will redo.
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As we talk, a woman plops down in front of a mirror, refuses help, and begins to redo her makeup.
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So there hasn't been a situation where you filmed a trick but forgot the hat and had to redo it?
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Joss & Main: Dining Room Redo Sale: Shop dining seating, tables, accent furniture, lighting, curtains and centerpieces up to 75% off.
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One of my biggest pet peeves (pun intended) is when people want to completely redo a room or a house.
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President Trump uses executive privilege to block the release of the Mueller report; Istanbul's mayoral race will get a redo.
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For Lauren, this hack was the only way to prepare for a night out without having to redo her makeup.
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If I had to redo Gentlemen now, I would change a few things, and maybe even yank a few things.
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If they don't, the commission will have to redo the process while attempting to sell a smaller amount of spectrum.
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The president has in recent days accused Democrats of wanting a "redo" or a "do-over" of the Mueller investigation.
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Redo looks increasingly likely Democrats, for obvious reasons, have already started gearing up for the possibility of a new election.
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"Theresa will make No. 10 more mainstream bourgeois, and redo the place for the post-Brexit era," Mr. York predicted.
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She said it would take "money and time" to cancel and redo the deal if McCain succeeds in blocking it.
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I helped with their two dogs, kept things tidy, and lent a hand when they decided to redo their backyard.
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The issue then was how much of the building Vornado could redo — and whether it had disregarded the commission's restrictions.
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"I wish I could redo that moment," Mr. Swan wrote, according to a copy obtained by The New York Times.
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Zhang (voiced by Zhu Changlong), the initial thief, needs to pay for a redo of his girlfriend's botched plastic surgery.
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"I think there's room for some gentrification, but I hope it's never going to be a complete redo," she said.
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With conventional manufacturing, companies can't adjust a product until the next scheduled upgrade, because it's expensive to redo assembly lines.
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If we were to redo their apartment today, I would probably paint it light gray because that's the popular color.
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We're not talking about I have to redo my database because 215% or 183% — it's much, much smaller than that.
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It also hasn't said whether people will have to redo the process every time they want to update their pictures.
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The most urgent matter is a pending emergency application to halt a court-ordered redo of redistricting in North Carolina.
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"Congress need not redo the nearly two years of effort spent on the Special Counsel's investigation," Howell wrote in October.
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"Looking at those pieces together demonstrates that this was clearly more than asking students to redo the assignment," Conner said.
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Dan Bishop edged out Democrat Dan McCready in a redo election in the 9th District after reports of electoral fraud.
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Unfortunately, everything is so interconnected in crosswords that to change one word, you sometimes have to redo the whole puzzle.
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The review had been underway before Rood took over, but he reportedly elected to redo the report upon his confirmation.
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You may also triple finger swipe left for the same effect, then triple finger to the right to redo it.
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At an event with automakers in Michigan, Trump is announcing that he'll tell the EPA to redo that midterm evaluation.
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Experts say there's no serious legal hurdle for the EPA to redo its review and take into account new information.
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That caused mismatched results with the recount of 174,000 early voting ballots, forcing workers to go back and redo their work.
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Users can place as many furniture pieces as they like into their rooms and redo it all to their hearts' content.
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Hence, Cramer expects President-elect Trump to call on UnitedHealth to help redo healthcare, which could be a great business opportunity.
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" "The Dems are very unhappy with the Mueller Report, so after almost 3 years, they want a Redo, or Do Over.
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Franklin tells THR that he plans to redo the interior to make it reflect his iconic series, which premiered in 1987.
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"That's why we're trying to do things that feel distinct – and to not try and redo the same show," he said.
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Later this year, Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson's The Hustle will redo Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (itself a remake of Bedtime Story).
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The movie was pushed from a November 2019 release to this weekend so the team had enough time to redo Sonic.
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I'd like to see undo and redo buttons that would help in the midst of editing a granular list of actions.
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I should confront her and refuse to pay, but I don't want to sit there any longer to get a redo.
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Why it matters: The initial decision to redo the election was viewed as a significant blow to Turkey's already damaged democracy.
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Finally, the regulator says that N26 should recheck the identity of some customers and redo the KYC process ("know your customer").
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There are a lot of tipping points in nature; we don't get to do a redo if you go past them.
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Next up, the researchers hope to repeatedly redo the experiment in order to determine how this Hawking radiation changes over time.
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They should consider specific reform proposals, which are more about tweaking some of Social Security's rules, rather than a wholesale redo.
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His future business partner, Will Nathan, saw the article and hired Mr. Santos to redo his one-bedroom apartment in Chelsea.
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In August, the I Do Redo host shared a photo of herself in an electric blue bikini that revealed her derriere.
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It's a handy feature, but a bit cumbersome to activate if you're just looking to redo the last minute or two.
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Denis originally wanted me to come in and refresh everything that was "on set" and, in some case, completely redo it.
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Owner Jerry Jones promised to redo that initial deal, and followed through with a two-year, $15.4 million contract in 2017.
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They can redo any tweet, too, which allows them to make changes, tweet again, and Brizzly will delete the old tweet.
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They can redo any tweet, too, which allows them to make changes, tweet again, and Brizzly will delete the old tweet.
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"He was so cutting-edge, and I would never want to redo the beautiful work that he had done," she said.
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Last year was a big one for my career, and it gave me the resources to (drumroll, please) REDO OUR BATHROOM!
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Dan Bishop is a redo of the November 2023 election after the results were tossed out because of widespread ballot fraud.
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I'm actually going in for a follow-up surgery in the next couple of months to redo parts of the surgery.
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To redo the trade deal, the U.S. may have to make concessions that the Trump administration will be wary of offering.
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They were asked to redo the assignment not because of the content, but because the posters didn't meet the assignment's purpose.
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Long rumored, the critical and commercial success of the Resident Evil 23 Remake made a redo of Resident Evil 3 inevitable.
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Others, however, say it is too early to say if Amazon's complaint will ultimately force the Pentagon to redo the competition.
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Some TurboTax users were notified ahead of the filing season that they should redo their returns because of a software glitch.
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" His friend Ms. Selke, who recently completed a redo of her place next door, said: "Steven's is this white gleaming palace.
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Surely, I thought, there was more room to show the others' redo simulations, even if just for a scene or two.
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Other people worry the chance to redo specific sections of the test will give people who can afford multiple retakes an advantage.
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On the side of the tablet are four shortcut buttons that can redo, undo, and adjust brush size, plus a power button.
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I ground my teeth and said I would redo it carefully, peeling the first page off and promptly slicing open my finger.
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That Trump rally predated all of Congress' attempts to redo healthcare, and the president urged the crowd to "be nice" to McConnell.
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Having missed enough classes after the house fire to require that she redo her senior year, she enrolled in Paradise High School.
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Because neither Hyde-Smith nor Espy snagged a majority of the vote on Election Day, state rules demand a redo of sorts.
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Heck, while I was writing the cover letter, I noticed a stray IT in a corner and had to redo the thing.
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We moved into our house a year ago and have been wanting to redo the bathroom because it's terribly small and outdated.
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It includes a choice of button styles, support for hexadecimal, octal and binary calculations, multiple undo and redo, and optional unit conversions.
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That was a much longer nap than anticipated... I feel crummy and decide to redo my nails and drink tons of water.
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I met two of them, 2100 year-old Di Tai and 2000 year-old Memo, in one of REDO Media's dressing rooms.
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Unlike most design shows, the four teams taking part don't redo their own homes or give one they've purchased a new look.
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Janet Gaynor played Gaga's role in the first version, while Judy Garland famously took over the part for the celebrated 1954 redo.
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Iran's Foreign Minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, warned that Trump's efforts to redo the Iran deal could stymie his efforts with North Korea.
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Back then, there was plenty of time to redo the guest room, fix the leaky kitchen faucet and upgrade the powder room.
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James said the contract had already been signed, and it would potentially raise the cost to cancel and then redo that deal.
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"It's trendy right now, so I don't know how it will be in six months when we redo the menu," Masse said.
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While Will and crew liked the grid art, they didn't like the theme and suggested a redo, keeping just the PANDA revealer.
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Giving us a chance to slow down and reflect—retrogrades are all about the "re-" words: rethink, renegotiate, redo, and so on.
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Voicing a commonly heard concern, he worries that Kaval and the A's will not keep their promise to redo the Coliseum grounds.
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I led an effort to expose the fraud, and elections officials called for the special redo election that was held last month.
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A three-judge panel had ruled that the state needed to redo the maps because they were intentionally drawn to help Republicans.
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Deleting and reinstalling the Google app may also fix the issue, but you may have to redo some of your feed preferences.
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DeVos announced plans in June to redo the rule, which was aimed at better protecting student borrowers against misleading and predatory practices.
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Even a 2x or 4x change would necessitate systematic improvements; 100x will involve pretty much a ground-up redo of the system.
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Nadkarni said Barbie-maker Mattel wasn't interested in the idea then, so she decided to redo dolls herself, using gear she collected.
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Now the Trump administration has the chance for a regulatory redo within the new order of a global, information-based financial system.
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Although the Organization of American States backed a redo of the election, the Trump administration recognized the result, hamstringing the democratic opposition.
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"You're having to go through rehabilitation and learn how to redo everything, like dress yourself and go to the bathroom," Quinn said.
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"Every morning, we read the tweets and have to redo our plans," said Bailo, who spent years working for Nissan and other automakers.
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A second viral Game of Thrones fan campaign has been started — but this one isn't asking the writers to redo the final season.
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Bill was way more than their quote; return was so sloppy I had another firm redo it and my return more than doubled.
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"It is going to be expensive, in some cases, to redo these boxes, but that's just part of being a landlord," Rothman said.
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"We can't redo the past," said one of Nycha's attorneys, Nancy Harnett, adding that the Housing Authority began taking corrective measures last year.
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I redo my makeup and then parade myself in front of my mother with a few dress options for my brother's upcoming wedding.
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Instead of resting on his lack of laurels, however, Stefan defiantly insists he's going to go back and redo the whole timeline completely.
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I mean, it's a pain to go back and redo stuff, but you have to do it with a smile on your face.
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Also, I check in with three students who need to redo their English homework, and we outline how to answer the writing prompt.
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New moons symbolize new beginnings, so if you're looking to move or redo your space, this is a great time to do it!
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McCormick ultimately decided not to get involved in the already competitive bidding war, but says she's happy that HGTV will redo the house.
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In early 2016, Uber had indicated it would support Pittsburgh's application for a federal grant to redo local transportation, according to Mr. Peduto.
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With Skylight, they can move much more smoothly from headset to headset type without having to redo the code in a substantial way.
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It's a period to pause, to work on projects that were put on the back burner, or to redo what's already been done.
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Imagine the inefficiency of having to redo almost half of what you have already learned in terms of financial cost to the student.
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While Trump calls for a redo of the caucuses, Carson has said Cruz's "dirty tricks" have only spurred him on in the campaign.
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In early 2016, Uber had indicated it would support Pittsburgh's application for a federal grant to redo local transportation, according to Mr. Peduto.
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In one of the many twists of this redo election, Arab lawmakers abandoned 27 years of noninvolvement on Sunday and recommended Mr. Gantz.
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She needed a year to build out the ice cream counter, get city permits, redo the wiring and paint, and decorate the interior.
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The idea is that, if given control, Democrats will order an effective redo in pulling Justice Kavanaugh back before one or both houses.
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"There is no way to redo 1991, but there are ways to do better," Hill wrote in a New York Times op-ed.
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Without Brian in the picture, Dom has become the franchise's solo figurehead, and Fate functions almost like a redo of his origin story.
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Additionally, "we're asking the court to make the administration redo this announcement and refocus the program back on its original purposes," Harlow says.
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Avoid stress at all costs—even if you try to get work done today, you'll probably end up needing to redo it another time.
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We're still only two episodes into season four — do you all think we're in for a full season-long redo or another narrative curveball?
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Both the fun and the serious aspects of flipped remakes lend them some built-in creative interest exceeding, say, a pointless redo of Robocop.
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You can use three fingers to do a bunch of "manipulation" stuff: pinch and spread for copy and paste, swipe for undo or redo.
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Instead of having to redo the hard work from scratch, Stratumn lets your application talk with the blockchain without any effort from your side.
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The characters previously wed on the season 9 premiere, but decided on a redo ceremony so that they could include their friends and family.
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The star's do redo first cropped up as she prepared to the Beyoncé concert, but we love that she's rocking it well into summer.
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They sold the pilot off of a pitch tape of scenes from the Showtime version, but they were gonna completely redo it, rewrite, recast.
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Start small: "I think one of the things is that you quickly go to moonshot projects — 'let's redo social security' [for example]," he says.
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By Sunday morning, the government was willing to offer a concession: a redo of the election with new electoral authorities, but not much else.
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There is always one more treatment to try or redo, provided she's willing to spring for it or disappear into a canyon of debt.
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In fact, after being disappointed by his first round of senior portraits, Charles took matters into his own hands and asked for a redo.
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The restaurant has since apologized to Dougherty and offered him the chance to redo his interview—a proposition the teen isn't keen to accept.
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In the case of a tied election, the merit-based solution would be to redo the election, which would be time-consuming and complicated.
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There are reports he's seeking to redo his deal so he can get more money in Cleveland -- but so far, that hasn't happened yet.
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With that machine, if the customer insists on paying in rupees, the clerk has to go through a convoluted process to redo the transaction.
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Now Judith thinks that if she can persuade Jase to redo the 36 questions — this time offering honest answers — she can resuscitate their marriage.
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And if Congress can't act, then the president could order the EPA to redo the regulation, although this would be a relatively arduous process.
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"It was 'rip and redo,'" Ayanna Legros, who taught at Success Academy Harlem 1 for about seven months in the 2013-14 school year, said.
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Lili Reinhart is calling out Game Of Thrones fans after a petition has circulated online demanding the HBO show to redo the series' final season.
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I brought my whole makeup bag thinking that I would want to redo my face after the facial before I went back to the office.
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They'll be remembering that he wants a redo of "Operation Wetback" and that he talked openly about slaughtering Muslims with bullets smeared in pig's blood.
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We also think it's time to redo the voice command system, as it isn't as easy to use as Ford or General Motor's newest systems.
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Earlier this year, we reported that Target is planning to invest billions over the next three years to redo over 1,000 of its existing stores.
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I make copies for a few students who'll need to redo theirs, and I email their disability aids to communicate the need for extra support.
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The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is due for a redo next year, but we can't help but get amped up about this big, boxy design.
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Same for those of you who always wanted to see undo and redo buttons in Gmail because you keep forgetting the keyboard shortcuts for those.
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The Trump administration is planning to redo two Obama-era rules aimed at ensuring students at for-profit colleges get the education they pay for.
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The REDO Media agency has around 2500,0003 internet stars on its books from across China, many of whom self-broadcast as their full-time jobs.
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We didn't redo any part of the engine for this game, since if you do that you will have to upgrade other things as well.
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Any potential redo of the primary would come as investigators also look into alleged fraud in the state's May primary when Harris narrowly defeated Rep.
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It is as though Congress did not like the Pentagon's homework, asked it to redo using different parameters, then still did not like the result.
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Automakers, represented by the Auto Alliance and Global Automakers, cried foul and asked the Trump administration to redo the process, resulting in this week's determination.
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Although the Organization of American States called for a redo, the Trump administration hastily recognized Hernández and life in Honduras continued on its murderous course.
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He suggested I redo the grid to (1) eliminate that answer and (2) replace the two theme answers that involved plurals, so I started over.
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Meanwhile, Trump ridiculed Democrats for attempting a "redo" of Mueller's investigation by bringing in Hicks as a witness in a series of tweets Wednesday morning.
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Boasberg says the Army must redo its environmental analysis in certain sections and he'll consider later whether the pipeline must halt operations in the meantime.
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There are also gesture controls, like double tapping a layer to toggle visibility, and the standard two-finger and three-finger undo and redo features.
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A lot of my stuff is supertextured canvases because I'll take old canvases that I've worked on before and didn't like and then redo them.
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Federal judges have suspended the order, and the administration has said it will redo it to withstand legal scrutiny, but has not given a timetable.
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A federal court has the power to order a municipality to nullify a zoning decision, and require it to redo the land use approval process.
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The editing team initially accepted the changes, but challenged me further to make the bottom half more interesting, which had gotten duller in the redo.
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But the researchers thought, well, what if they redo all of the physics of this situation, but allow the mass of the atom to change, too?
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D.L. Hughley says the Philadelphia 76ers were DEAD WRONG for pulling Sevyn Streeter from her national anthem performance and owe her an apology ... and a redo.
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Polling data isn't always predictive, particularly once you add in the Electoral College — see 2016 — and you can't exactly redo an election as a controlled experiment.
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Before the stalemate in Washington, he had been saving up to redo his basement and fix a leak in his three-bedroom house in Tooele, Utah.
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As someone who's had to redo many a character sheet over the years, an intuitive, digital version is something that I've wanted for a long time.
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He told me that even professionally restored machines were lacking: We were able to redo everything; rebuild monitors and replace lots of parts that were faltering.
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As criticisms mounted and the program lost funding, the organization teamed up with researchers at Penn State University and Arizona State University to redo its curriculum.
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We had to go back and redo that, and get rid of that railing and the dangling piece to show that no, he just missed it.
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It would be instructive if they, including the Treasury, were to redo their calculations in the light of what we now know to be Brexit policy.
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We're concerned about taking on what's essentially a second job to redo this progress via a union, which doesn't have a plan and cannot promise results.
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When President Donald Trump threatens to redo trade deals and slap steep taxes on imports, he focuses largely on car companies and makers of air conditioners.
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It's interesting -- the couple previously renewed their vows in 2010, after Spencer called their televised 'Hills' wedding in 2008 a nightmare ... so he wanted a redo.
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"It's the only one of my films I can sit through and not want to redo while I'm watching it," Hiller told the Los Angeles Times.
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If the bidders in the current phase don't meet lofty expectations, the FCC will redo the sale while attempting to sell a smaller amount of spectrum.
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Last September, a judge ordered a Georgia legislature district to redo its Republican primary after the voter rolls were "cross-contaminated" with residents from other districts.
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Directed by Jon Favreau, the busy redo continues Hollywood's infatuation with British actors, though this time it's Idris Elba who puts the purr into Shere Khan.
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Mulroney will star in "I Do Redo," an official release confirmed, helping 10 couples get over their wedding-day disasters by planning them a second wedding.
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If he's chair, he will go into the Fed for example, and have them completely redo their models," Kudlow said, adding, "He's a very capable guy.
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They knew of his work and invited him to redo the garden of La Montmaire, their 17th-century chateau outside Paris, in the forest of Rambouillet.
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It is crucially important that you and I redo our trilogy fight for the sake of our legacies and the many fans who are left dissatisfied.
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"I wish that I could redo some decisions I have made in my three decades as a bishop and each time get it right," he wrote.
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Because of the homophonic cluing constraint, I repeatedly had to redo completed areas when I couldn't get them to work with the rest of the grid.
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Perhaps "Game of Thrones" functions as a cultural reset button, inviting us to imagine how we might redo nationhood and industrialism if we had the chance.
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A "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" redo, "The Hustle," with Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson tagging in for Michael Caine and Steve Martin, is slated for next summer.
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They also complained about being forced to redo another scene that was physically painful and resulted in one of the actresses being banged by a door.
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If you decide you're in the mood for something else, you can request a "redo," and you will be credited back the original rental purchase price.
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It begins with an omniscient description of aides in unfamiliar surroundings, a president watching TV in his bathrobe and efforts to redo the Oval Office playbook.
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Ultimately, Rosenthal says, a loss on "reliance interest" grounds could force a government agency to go back to square one and redo the decision-making process.
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But if they can redo the tax code on the back of NAFTA, my takeaway is that we can actually do this stuff really quickly too.
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A loose battery shouldn't be dangerous, they say, but to be safe I'd better redo the whole process and make sure the battery's properly stuck this time.
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Both of the candidates have agreed to return for a redo on the debate if it can be arranged before the June 5th primary, per KRCR-TV.
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The minister said he wanted to "redo what was once called a census, making a registry" of Roma to know who they are and where they live.
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According to Deadline, Rita Moreno has joined the West Side Story remake, officially offering a seal of approval of sorts to Steven Spielberg's buzzed-about musical redo.
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I'm working on a document review that's a little boring and frustrating because we keep changing the approach that we're taking and having to redo work. Argh.
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The auto industry has lobbied the Trump administration to redo a review of Obama-era fuel efficiency standards, but they don't support throwing out the standards altogether.
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SO WE WOULD HAVE TO REDO THE REGULATORY SCHEME FOR US TO THINK REALISTICALLY OF DOING WHAT IT WOULD TAKE TO FOREGO OUR STATUS AS A BANK.
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Whereas contractors will skip a trip to its stores and opt to buy direct, there are only so many times a consumer will redo their master closet.
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Perhaps it would actually be technically easier to automatically upload every state change, such that the user gets automatic buttonless backups plus a complete undo/redo stack.
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We don't want to redo the work that anyone else is doing, and we certainly don't want to steal from organizations that are already working really effectively.
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"I Do Redo" will premiere internationally on Netflix next year, marking a rapid rise to fame for Mulroney, who is an experienced wedding planner and fashion expert.
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Usually Mark has to redo his guitar, because we don't know the songs very well and he has to lead us through the songs with his voice.
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The current owners worked with an interior designer to redo the interiors, said Joke De Spiegelaere, a director-partner at Engel & Völkers Bruges, which has the listing.
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The key unknown remains whether NASA will require Boeing redo the orbital test flight, as the company previously expected its next flight would have astronauts on board.
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And a result has been last-minute changes to caucus locations, meaning people secure accommodations at one location only to have to redo the process somewhere else.
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With the help of his publicist, he appeared as an expert on "Good Morning America" to redo a bedroom for a design segment called Hot Mess Express.
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" Asked what may need to be done, Williams answered: "Eventually we're going to have to remap and redo these kinds of things so this doesn't happen again.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump deemed NAFTA "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere" and pledged to redo the whole accord or scrap it altogether.
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"Getting to redo that and make it better, to make it be able to stand the test of time for the next 20 years, I think that's great."
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But Kristin has always wanted to redo their big day, so the mom of three didn't hesitate when she came across Hallmark's "Making up for Missed Moments" contest.
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"Like even if I can't have glam the next day, I'll sleep perfectly and maybe I'll redo my skin, but I try to salvage it for two days."
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That would actually be a great occasion to redo a Mr. Rogers marathon around that movie and have a buildup to everyone being able to go see that.
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"This never happened to any other president," he added, saying that Democrats are trying to "get a redo" on the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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"Michael Jackson was always such an icon and the 'Thriller' video is such an iconic video and I was like, 'I have to redo that,&apos" Klum explained.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After a nightmarish 22, Allyson Felix is hoping for "a redo" this year as the American defends her 24 metres title at the World Athletics Championships.
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A lot of artists research the former generation, and a lot of them blatantly steal someone else's idea and redo it, and I hated that as a kid.
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That's what the Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology of the Center for Open Science is attempting to do—redo parts of 21 important cancer studies and compare their results.
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"After Chinese New Year last year it really went viral thanks to the era of mobile internet kicking in hard," said Wang Chen, a manager at REDO Media.
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"We want to redo the process," said Francisco Santos, a vice president under Mr. Uribe, who was against the deal but supports an eventual peace with the FARC.
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Otherwise, the redo is pretty much what you might expect from Paul Feig, one of the best things to happen to American big-screen comedy since Harold Ramis.
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" While Epstein's lawyers have argued that the New York charges are a "redo" of the Florida case, prosecutors said in court that "it is not the same conduct.
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It's impossible to know exactly how many of some 40,000 studies using fMRI are potentially flawed, and it's not feasible to redo all of them, the paper says.
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I would linger on the Elfa page on the Container Store website and imagine spending thousands of dollars to completely redo my closets just to accommodate my shoes.
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Business Insider interviewed women affected by the phenomenon — some were asked by employers to redo their hair, wear thicker lash extensions, or to look more sweet and feminine.
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I got this idea, I went into Home Depot or something, like, 'Hey, I want to redo my fireplace, can you guys tell me how to do that?
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"We were flexible enough so that if somehow the improbable deal between Sony and Marvel didn't happen, we weren't left having to redo the entire structure," McFeely says.
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JJ from Northeast can finally breathe after a room redo: After a break-up and many years of neglecting my space, I finally gave it a fresh rehaul.
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The 2001 "Ocean's" was a redo of a 1960 heist film with Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin set in Vegas, amid the neon and ring-a-ding nonsense.
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That's a whole lot of CGI to redo on a main character, so the news elicited concerns about animators working overtime to make the movie's fall release date.
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"You can actually redo the election at this point," Hasen observed, pointing to the possibility of delaying the primary by a few weeks and starting the voting again.
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A court ruled in August 2018 that Ottawa had failed to properly consult indigenous people, prompting the government to redo the process before reapproving the expansion in June.
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Whether the redo proves redemptive or more of a repetition-compulsion, Ms. Tharp is wisely hedging with two revivals from a breakout period when her invention was overflowing.
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Trump was talking, by the way, about his decision to redo Air Force One because he didn't like the "baby blue" color picked by First Lady Jackie Kennedy.
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"The movie did such a great origin story getting this group together, so we didn't want to redo that and try to one-up an origin story," says Lambros.
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Instead of shaking your device to undo an action, users will be able to swipe with three fingers on the virtual keyboard to undo and redo a text insertion.
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Coca-Cola reportedly needed to spend around one million Swiss francs, or about a million dollars, to rename the product and redo the packaging for the Swiss-German market.
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"About 75% of the cases that we do are redo lung transplants," Eghtesady said, explaining that when a transplant fails a second transplant can be done in some cases.
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The experience of nearly losing her child had almost cost her citizenship as well; it would take her another three years to start from scratch and redo the process.
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I'd end up writing it and doing all the work, and then they would do their part, but sometimes it would take longer or they'd have to redo it.
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For example, Biossance, a squalane-based brand that sold out of its debut eye gel several times, was told by Sephora to "refine its message" and redo the packaging.
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Today, Houzz has 16 million photos of remodeling and renovation projects on its site, giving help and inspiration to anyone trying to redo a bathroom or renovate a kitchen.
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But the interaction may speak to a larger Saudi effort — to redo its image not only by buying support in the United States, but also by investing in entertainment.
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Not a redo, but a return, as it were, to the studs (lol), the very foundation of what made Taylor Kitsch seem like a star in a first place.
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Outgoing Congressional Budget Office Director Keith Hall said Wednesday that the agency may redo its economic forecast this summer if the U.S. and China continue to implement their tariffs.
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President Trump doesn't like having his train of thought interrupted, which he made very clear Sunday by demanding a redo when somebody coughed in the middle of his interview.
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In July, he told PEOPLE that he and Edward, who had been trying to start a family for years, were going to redo the room to fit their vision.
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Panay points out that Microsoft even went so far as to redo the areas around the cameras at the top of the screen, so there are fewer visible cutouts.
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"The owner runs a dental lab... He had tried to redo the (snake) enclosure at the office, but that didn't work," said Debbie Gibson with the Phoenix Herpetological Society.
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"With Coco, there's a 'Don't Google Daddy' clause," Arquette joked to PEOPLE in July, candidly admitting there are "hundreds of things" he'd redo as a parent if he could.
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Because if they're operating a loss you're going to have a bankruptcy situation and you're going to have to redo union contracts and all sorts of things like that.
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We got Kristin at LAX and asked if she had any other shows besides "Game of Thrones" she wants to redo, like she'd mentioned to Jimmy Kimmel last week.
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But after goofing off mid-song ("I smoked too much," the marijuana-loving singer lamented to the audience), Cyrus was forced to do a redo of the entire number.
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Jobs also kept Ive in check — he said one of his proudest moments was telling Ive's team that they had to redo the original iPhone's design before it launched.
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Two years later, we completed work on a more modest redo of the garage apartment, investing just a few thousand dollars, and launched Little Carriage House on the Alley.
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"It needed a redo, but maintaining its essence and strong identity was essential, and my vision was to keep the Ritz exactly as it was but better," he said.
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Amazon's not declaring it a redo, but the Echo Spot, the company's latest Alexa-powered smart speaker — smart alarm clock is probably more accurate — might as well be one.
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If you're able to redo your schedule in some way that would allow you to sleep more, or to have more time to hang out with friends, do it!
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"They don't need to redo the entire administrative process, they just need to better justify what they did, in a way that can satisfy the Supreme Court," Torchinsky said.
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If there's any play we could go back, that's the one I wish we could go back on and redo because I think we had some better options defensively.
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Not unlike Gucci Mane, his verses continue to flow into new tracks while away, particularly remixes like his star-studded "Sola" and Bad Bunny's "Tu No Metes Cabra" redo.
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Opposition supporters, whose candidate, Ekrem Imamoglu, has already taken up office as Istanbul's mayor, are still camping out at election counting centers and are expected to protest any redo.
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A few years ago, when Roman and Williams were asked to redo the British galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, she saw the plates again and began collecting.
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After they each wrote $26,217 checks to redo a Manitowish Waters playground, "we called to see if it was a duplicate," said John Hanson, chairman of the town board.
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The 1971 redo looked like a freeway on-ramp, with very small diamonds circling up to the bigger stone, the etched-gold setting a fair approximation of worn concrete.
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For example, he has found that the ink in fingernail tattoos doesn't always absorb into the scar tissue, so he sometimes has to redo them or touch them up.
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This construction project will "totally redo the entire seafront and beaches of Monaco" in the next two years, which could increase the area's desirability and prices, according to Locchi.
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That means in Chrome, the two buttons are set to navigate forward and back through web pages, while in Photoshop, those same buttons automatically become undo and redo buttons.
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However, no one could say whether or not the company&aposs next mission would be a redo of the uncrewed test flight or the first with astronauts riding inside.
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Trump said in his tweets that in addition to hiking tariffs he will continue to negotiate with China in hopes that they do not again to to "redo" a deal.
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"I was meeting with a really smart young director a couple weeks ago, and he said — I've been thinking about it, there's a good way to redo WarGames," he said.
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"This to me was the most important part, so when we decided to redo the ending I'm like, 'She still needs to be able to tell Warner off,'" shared McCullah.
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The utility had planned to redo 53 of the weldings on the reactor's secondary circuit and hoped that for another 10 it could convince ASN they are fit for service.
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Trump also said he would renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement at an "appropriate time," following another campaign pledge to redo the NAFTA trade pact with Canada and Mexico.
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It's true that expecting to HBO to shell out for a redo of a six-episode season that cost tens of millions of dollars to make is a tall order.
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Reddit has just completed a major redo of its scoring algorithm aimed at cracking down on bots and vote brigades while also showing just how big the site has gotten.
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It's not so nostalgic that it's a complete redo of the original, but rather it feels like a game that celebrates what makes the franchise as a whole so enjoyable.
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Once the agency receives comments, it has to respond to those comments, redo its analysis, have the repeal reviewed by OMB again, and publish the final document rescinding the regulation.
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The furniture, bed and bath, and cookware spaces are now filled with enough new brands that you can redo your living room, bedroom, and kitchen with only products from startups.
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The reshaping of the deal would provide Trump with hefty bragging rights going into the November midterms, given his frequent vows during the 2016 campaign to redo or kill NAFTA.
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It's funny — I'm usually told to redo a grid because it's not good enough; this time, I was told to dial it down because it was too good (I think?).
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The bill would allow the U.S. Census Bureau to request funding to redo the census, if post-mortem analysis reveals flawed data, said a congressional staffer familiar with the draft.
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The Supreme Court first heard arguments in the case last November, before the arrival of Justice Neil Gorsuch, and decided to order a redo before the full nine-member court.
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Over the years, Mr. Oyague had painted various murals at the shop, and he had been planning to redo the waiting room a few weeks ago at Mr. Vargas' request.
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He will also instruct the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers to redo another 85033 rule that gives the federal government more regulatory power over waterways around the country.
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Coming just days from now, it offers Bloomberg a redo before his Las Vegas debate disaster becomes indelible, and it is the last debate before Super Tuesday one week later.
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It took the S.E.C. another three years to redo the rule, which it finally did in June of last year, opening it to Republican attack under the Congressional Review Act.
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I remember the chef made me redo that dish so many times until he was finally happy and confident that it was ready to be sent out to a customer.
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While Sophie Turner, who played Sansa on the show, had harsh words about those who wanted HBO to totally redo the season, her co-star Maisie Williams does have one regret.
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If you see a letter that doesn't look quite right here, unfortunately there's no back button, so you'll have to make a whole new font if you want to redo it.
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She had some pretty dope words on the entire situation ... saying she sees the redo not as a capitulation, but as an opportunity to make an unfortunate situation into a positive.
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You can find elements of that attitudes Cuphead's approach to tough 2D-shooter boss fights, which only make you redo the boss fight rather than the entire game if you fail.
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After sexual assault and harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein surfaced, she and Hearst's chief content officer Joanna Coles chose to cut the original imagery and redo the story with another photographer.
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When Cary Deuber of The Real Housewives of Dallas and her husband Mark decided to redo their kitchen, the couple went above and beyond what any amateur chef could possibly need.
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Trump said on Twitter that Democrats in Congress were seeking a "redo" of Mueller's report, which declined to conclude whether the president's efforts to impede the investigation constituted obstruction of justice.
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Would 'go back and redo' zero tolerance policy Fewer than 1,000 children have been separated from their parents at the southern border this fiscal year, McAleenan said earlier in the hearing.
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He told Gizmodo he's been feeling weird about the fake persona, and now plans to redo the site, incorporating his real name, pictures, and specific information about his own product experiments.
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Similar to Best Western's, the redo is a move to keep the brand competitive, said Jennifer Gribble, a vice president at InterContinental Hotels Group, the parent company of Holiday Inn Express.
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Just before the summer recess, the House passed an appropriations bill with a rider that would require the CFPB to essentially redo its three-year arbitration study before it could proceed.
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"It is not for me or my services to redo what they do," Vestager said politely when asked if U.S. regulators had rolled over for the likes of Google and Apple.
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Much of the popular narrative around the 21960s casts the decade as a time of lazy good feeling — sort of a redo of the 19633s, but with a vaguely multicultural bent.
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That can mean only that at least portions of such statutes — the source of so many regulations that safeguard Americans' welfare — must be sent back to Congress, to redo or not.
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True believers recommend a range of possible real estate plays, from real estate investment trusts to rental-property purchases to shares in crowdfunding ventures that redo houses or buy commercial property.
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The president campaigned on the fact that he wanted to undo and redo any Obama era policy because he simply wanted to make Barack Obama his political boogey person for whatever reason.
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R&B singer Sevyn Streeter says she's taking the Philadelphia 76ers up on their offer to redo the national anthem ... and she'll proudly wear the 'We Matter' jersey that sparked the controversy.
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Sometimes they'll still struggle to find the language they want, or just outright forget to tell you something until you're finished, making you redo part of your work to get it right.
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Tony Xu: What if people can redo experiences and put it into a smaller format that is less expensive to operate and more fun for you and your friends and your family?
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There's are some new text editing gestures, too, such as a three-finger pinch / spread to copy, cut, and paste or a three-finger swipe left and right to undo and redo.
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Roth says he would "love" to redo the study, but for now he's content to help the former contestants — along with moms, type 2 diabetics, nurses and more — on his new show.
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"You know, Chuck, the reality is that in both cases, both people have things in their personal lives that maybe if they could redo it, they would do it differently," Giuliani responds.
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When Motoazabu Hills, a posh building of rented apartments in central Tokyo, recently changed hands, the new owner decided to gut and redo the interiors rather than knock the whole thing down.
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Later in the hearing, McAleenan said he would "go back and redo" the zero-tolerance policy if he could, saying the policy played a role in the department losing the public trust.
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"If we're helping [participants] to incorporate businesses with their legal name, which is misgendering them, they'd have to redo all the paperwork," Pipeline Angels founder and CEO Natalia Oberti Noguera told me.
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Full-time self-broadcasters get a salary from REDO Media and take home around 20 percent of their total gift earnings after it is divided between them, the agency, and broadcasting platforms.
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The two flip Junior M.A.F.I.A.'s "Crush On You" on "Fuck on U" and redo Salt-N-Pepa's "I'll Take Your Man," showing just nothing is off limits for the Miami duo.
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Earlier, when she was on the Philharmonic board, she led its building committee and worked on a plan to redo the hall by the architect Norman Foster, which was later unceremoniously abandoned.
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Plus, Karat allows candidates to interview around the clock at a time that best suits them, and even the option to redo the interview if they feel they could have done better.
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Similarly, Apple is launching new gestures that make it possible to undo an action by swiping to the left with three fingers and redo by swiping to the right with three fingers.
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On a rainy August Sunday, Bergé drove over to Piencourt in his Rolls-Royce and asked Benech if he would like to redo a walled garden at the neo-Gothic Château Gabriel.
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Sometimes they'll still struggle to find the language they want, or just outright forget to tell you something until you're finished, making you redo part of your work to get it right.
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And if these queens wanted to help Kennedy's career, they should have helped her redo her LinkedIn page, not give her a spot in the final two that really belonged to Shangela.
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Brizzly+ is a subscription service boasting what's self-described as "the closest thing to an edit button for Twitter," with several features that allow users to undo, redo, and automatically delete tweets.
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The problem began when some students who created Black Lives Matter posters were told they needed to redo the assignment and didn't have their work displayed in the classroom, the ACLU says.
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The San Juan Unified School District says these students were asked to redo their posters because the artwork was focused on large social issues, rather than issues specifically related to the school.
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The Walmart-owned video service has launched a new feature it's calling Rental Redo: you get 30 minutes to determine whether you want to commit to finishing a given movie you've rented.
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The site joins the likes of Modsy and other home-design companies that are bringing a virtual approach to design, making it easier for you to redo your apartment or start from scratch.
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DeVos is seeking to redo the process for cancelling the debts of people who attended Corinthian Colleges, which collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation rates, and other failed schools.
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So, when I decided to redo it three years ago, I went to my architect Andrés Benítez and said, 'Make this house sparkle, be my new eyes and bring these walls to life!
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So at the Accelerator, scientists will select a handful of influential studies, attempt to redo them, and share their results with the public, whether or not they're able to reproduce the original finding.
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He is trying to convince the Air Force to opt for a more rigid "fixed price" type contract, but Air Force officials say it could cost a significant amount to redo the contract.
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It was enough money to add three key employees to the team, revamp our store design, open a second location, redo our branding and build a technology platform to make selling IRL easy.
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If your favorite television show comes to an end, have no fear — with our new obsession over reboots, that baby will probably get a redo not too long after going off the air.
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"There are tricks of the trade that people can do after the summer and after the holidays, to give themselves a bit of a redo," the UK. based mom-of-three, tells PEOPLE.
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But for me that wasn't as bad as the door and windows being broken and then having to get somebody in here to repair and replace them and redo part of the house.
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If the study's results hold, though, other researchers may need to review their past work and redo their lab procedures, she said, as the rates of some chemical reactions increase with higher temperatures.
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The commands available are terrific, like universal undo and redo combos, and an easy way to erase by simply leaving one finger on the screen and using the Pencil as you normally would.
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A government lawyer said Wednesday that officials don't know how long it will take them to redo an environmental review of the Dakota Access Pipeline as ordered by a federal judge last week.
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" The original Queer Eye stars are reuniting for a new Bravo home makeover show, Get a Room with Carson & Thom, on which they'll redo homes on a quest to "make America chic again.
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Truthfully, he didn't need to, however much he wanted to, or felt the time was right to redo what's absolutely the greatest game amongst his credits (which, for shame, also include Shaq-Fu).
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He photographed her in front of paintings she has done — using makeup, not paint — and during the shoot, she had a revelation about one of them that made her want to redo it.
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Steyer also vehemently criticized the tax bill passed by the Senate early Saturday morning, arguing it is part of an effort to "redo" the U.S. government and make it "less fair" for Americans.
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Trump on Twitter Sunday alleged Democrats seeking to have Mueller testify are looking for a "redo" after the special counsel's report concluded Trump did not collude with Russia to influence the 2016 election.
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The rapper and mogul — who co-created the ill-fated luxury event with Billy McFarland, who was sentenced to six years in jail on fraud charges — said he'd like to redo the festival.
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While ordering a redo of the general election is relatively easy under North Carolina law (it just requires a vote by the current board of elections), a new primary is much taller order.
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Harris denied last week in a video posted to his Twitter page having any knowledge of the alleged fraud that has operatives from both parties openly discussing the prospects of an election redo.
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Morris also ruled that the State Department's conclusions about the pipeline's impacts on endangered species need updating and that the agency may need to redo some cultural resource examinations along the pipeline's route.
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Trump's decision vacated one of the key legal questions — about the Obama administration's view — in the case and the Fourth Circuit Court's previous ruling, leading the Supreme Court to ask for a redo.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) had endorsed Trump in May, but had a change of heart a month later, telling his local San Diego newspaper he wanted a "redo" of the entire GOP primary.
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What would it cost to redo the front of the house in a way that would pass muster with the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which must sign off on exterior work in historic districts?
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Reboots of "Beauty and the Beast" in 2017 and "Alice in Wonderland" in 2010 both made more than $1 billion worldwide while 2016's redo of "The Jungle Book" made $967 million globally.
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The redo of our currency system is the one thing that has resisted the internet and digital things, and so in some ways we've stayed in the dark ages in finance, for sure.
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One thing we have to be mindful of in all of this is every president since the Cold War has done a reset or a redo, heightened expectations, only to have all expectations dashed.
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"Iran would have preferred if Fatih and (Maliki's) State of Law (list) had done better than Sadr so any kind of redo where a different scenario comes out is better for Iran," said Mansour.
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And they would come and they would buy the TVs and the recliners and they would redo the whole kitchen and do new dining room tables for the family Christmas or Thanksgiving or whatever.
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I could afford a house that didn't need much work While I can certainly tackle the occasional DIY project, I'm never going to be someone who wants to place hardwood or redo a bathroom.
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If I got it wrong at school, I would have to redo that problem while the rest of the class went outside to play, and going outside to play is very important to me.
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He added that Japanese and South Korean companies have spent years building up "intricate" supply chains, and it'll be "so hard to redo" such arrangements when trust among all those involved has been breached.
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As part of the celebration, the cast announced their plans to participate in the redo, with each actor pairing up with designers from the network's hit shows to restore the home inside and out.
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And whether or not you are one of the million-plus signatures on a petition to redo season 8 (good luck), if you watch this show, you almost certainly have some feelings about it.
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This logic sits lightly on top of the robot's ordinary controller; you don't have to redo everything or add the exact dimensions of girders to be carried and safe places for humans to stand.
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Undo and Redo is just an analog stick tilt away, and shrinking and expanding your VR sculptures by pulling the Touch controllers apart and together, as you would with real clay, feels incredibly natural.
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"The sixth round of beleaguered NAFTA renegotiations just ended in Montreal, but the speech provided no clue to how Trump might deliver on his pledge to redo NAFTA to benefit working people," she said.
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The result isn't exactly what the Blazers want, but redo that play ten times and Lillard either makes that dunk, draws a foul, or hits a wide-open Meyers Leonard on a dump off.
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The board had tried to impose such measures earlier this year, but set that aside after the damage caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria forced the island's government to redo its entire fiscal plan.
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That group is believed to have pushed hardest to redo the election in Istanbul, which has been a source of power, prestige and great wealth for the president, his family and the ruling clique.
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" After stamping out an S.O.S. in the snow, Mr. Steele added ashes to make it black — something he said he kept doing often "because it would snow and I would have to redo it.
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The move was made possible after Trump ordered the Department of the Interior to redo biological assessments that for decades had blocked water diversion, finding that lower flows would hurt various types of fish.
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The move was made possible after Trump ordered the Department of the Interior to redo biological assessments that for decades had blocked water diversion, finding that lower flows would hurt various types of fish.
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They often end up in expensive homes in Germany, in the United States and occasionally in Japan, but some also go to the South of France, bought by foreigners to redo their vacation homes.
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Now, Democrats want to shift the focus back to some of the areas that Mueller didn't address -- all of which Trump dismisses as presidential "harassment" and an effort to "redo" the special counsel's probe.
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"We will continue to negotiate with China in the hopes that they do not again try to redo deal!" said Trump, who has accused Beijing of reneging on commitments it made during months of negotiations.
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The 3.3-inch screen isn't going to blow anyone away with its 800×480 resolution, but it should be sharp enough, and the UI got a redo between the devices I've used and the SR15.
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The new promo features the team at it again, working deep into the night to redo various rooms from the floor up, and offers a first glimpse at some of the show's signature emotional reveals.
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Now he is working for the president to negotiate better trade deals and one of his biggest initiatives to redo the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), something Trump has called the worst trade deal.
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President Trump tweeted on Sunday that special counsel Robert Mueller should not testify before Congress, arguing that Democrats are "looking for a redo" after the investigation failed to establish that his campaign conspired with Russia.
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The Miss Teen USA needs to reassemble all the contestants and redo this year's entire pageant -- but this time with more women of color onstage and at the judges' table ... according to Miss Alaska's mom.
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I would go back in time and redo my recap if I could... I realize the issue of homophobia is bigger than any note I could ever write... All I can do is be better.
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Jessica Mulroney announced on Instagram on Thursday that she will star in her first television series, "I Do Redo," which is the result of a partnership between the streaming service and Canadian TV network CTV.
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Given Meghan's own "I do, redo" experience — having been married once before marrying Prince Harry — her expertise could bring an interesting perspective to a show about getting a second chance at a happily ever after.
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Running back Bilal Powell said Darnold had begun asking the team to redo plays run incorrectly in practice and also making more adjustments, directing players when they are not lined up in the right places.
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Peck told "Entertainment Tonight" at this weekend's 2019 Kids' Choice Awards that while the two are collaborating again, he and Bell are not reuniting to redo their popular sitcom, which ran from 2004 to 2007.
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DeVos announced in June that she's planning to redo the rule, which set out to better protect student borrowers against misleading and predatory practices by creating consistent, clear, fair and transparent processes to file claims.
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The Trump administration will now explore ways to redo and possibly lower the SCC estimate, which will make it harder for stringent climate rules to pass cost-benefit analysis — though, again, they may face court challenges.
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You can rewind a game a few seconds to redo a tough jump or to avoid an attack, and there are also multiple save slots for each game so you can record progress at any point.
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The guy who made it didn't redo the plaque, he cut off Jack Egan's name off the bottom, got another little piece and engraved James F. Lynam on there... That's how I'd start telling the tale.
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According to a statement from the company, this is Target's most ambitious store redesign to date, and it's committed to investing billions of dollars over the next three years to redo hundreds of its existing stores.
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We had just finished the morning shoot…so I was in the makeup trailer changing to redo makeup and one of the PAs brought a big bouquet of flowers and was like 'Someone sent you flowers.
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On Wednesday, a federal judge ruled that the US Army Corps of Engineers did not sufficiently evaluate the environmental impact of the Dakota Access pipeline (DAPL) and needs to go back and redo its environmental assessment.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, the upcoming film will focus on "two couples, one white, one black," and the poster promises a "new nightmare" from Peele, but don't expect him to just redo Get Out again.
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Undoing the Clean Power Plan or the methane rules will take years: Trump's order, like one he recently signed about a water regulation, would simply instruct the EPA to redo the emissions rule, a lengthy process.
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As it turns out, the original "Ghostbusters" is one of those durable pop entertainments that can support the weight of not only a lesser follow-up (the 1989 sequel "Ghostbusters II"), but also a gender redo.
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One home goods brand changed its ads to focus on how people can redo their home offices in an "empathetic and useful way," said Daniel Pearson, co founder at San Francisco-based performance marketing agency Bamboo.
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"Do not pay for anything your contractor hasn't finished," said Alan Goldman, a homeowner in Niskayuna, N.Y. He hired a contractor who came with great referrals to redo his master bathroom in late July of 2016.
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On its own, perhaps not, but what if you could show a clip of Beyoncé and Donald Glover mixing their duet of "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" from the forthcoming redo of "The Lion King"?
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Libra is the sign of balance—use this time to get organized, redo your schedule, and check in with yourself about how well you're balancing taking care of yourself, going to work, attending school, and resting.
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In 13, aides to Scott Pruitt, the E.P.A. administrator at the time, told the agency's economists to redo an analysis of wetlands protections that had been used to help defend an Obama-era clean-water rule.
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Trump, speaking on the condition of anonymity because she was not authorized to talk about the move-in process, said she was working closely with an interior designer to redo parts of the White House residence.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — What appeared to be a historic step forward for democracy in Africa was thrown into turmoil on Tuesday when an opposition leader said he would not participate in a redo of Kenya's presidential election.
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Kissel admits it was a huge sigh of relief to hear the makeshift choir pick up from the top ... and says he's already talking to the Oilers about getting a redo before game 4 on Wednesday.
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Over at the Food and Drug Administration, Commissioner Gottlieb is complementing this work by approving more generic drugs and biosimilars rather than making generic drug manufacturers redo expensive research that the brand-name drug companies performed initially.
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"If I could redo one parenting moment, it would be to have carried way more diapers on the flight back from Italy in which I ended up using the airplane cushion like MacGyver," recalls the actress, 53.
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The Palo Alto, California-based home remodeling and design platform has 18 million photos of remodeling and renovation projects on its site, giving help and inspiration to anyone trying to renovate a kitchen or redo a bathroom.
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She got a redo at the 2017 New Year's Eve show, and successfully sang her song "Visions of Love" — though she did miss out on the cup of tea she wanted to get through the frigid temperatures.
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But where most would stop there, Mutyala took it one step further and produced a video where she called upon three natural-hair experts, Tiarra Monet, Akilah Hughes, and Kamie Crawford, for a shot at a redo.
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Bush's ongoing defense of Lochte made the whole situation worse; it got so bad that Matt Lauer was essentially called in to redo the interview in a follow-up, and Al Roker called out Bush on television.
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Thankfully he probably was, as he was being broadcast live to thousands of viewers on an internet show, the title of which roughly translates to I Am Your Hawaii Girl, in the Beijing headquarters of REDO Media.
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Here are the five races to watch next year: North Carolina likely headed to House redo North Carolina is on the precipice of making state history as a new House election in the 9th District appears inevitable.
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But maybe the new Sandy Hook really was a kind of dream, the playing out of a fantasy that preoccupies survivors of violence: the painful desire for a redo, so that, this time, trauma might be prevented.
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But that network operated with little oversight and accountability, critics say, and now Mr. Dowless has drawn national scrutiny amid a sprawling electoral fraud investigation that could result in a rare redo in a race for Congress.
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She said that when a set of prosthetic Klingon heads was mistakenly ruined in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" (1979), the filmmakers opted not to redo them but rather to obscure the characters with a smoke machine.
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What is appropriate and "inappropriate" The ACLU claims the teacher specifically said posters relating to Black Lives Matter were "inappropriate for the class" and made four students who supported the movement in their work redo their posters.
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I run some numbers in my head and figure that it will take at least $241,7 to redo the plumbing for the kitchen and bathroom, put in an oven and fridge, and finish the rest of his move.
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There was already a petition for HBO to redo the final season, and after that finale (and those water bottles left on screen), people are only more convinced that the ending to the long-running series was rushed.
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Now into its 21st season, The Bachelor has only produced two (two!) marriages, and that's including the time Jason Mesnick dumped fiancée Melissa Mycroft so he could get a redo with runner-up (and now wife) Molly Malaney.
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HOTEL DINING: COOKING CLASSES, GUEST CHEFS, A RESTAURANT REDO Food news from three hotels: Following a four-month refurbishment, the Peninsula Beverly Hills is reopening its signature restaurant, Belvedere, next week with a new culinary concept and aesthetic.
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When she first listed the 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom property for $1.799 million in September, the RHOC star faced a lot of speculation as to why she was selling the abode so soon after completing an extensive redo.
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CHRIS HAHN, RADIO TALK SHOW HOST: The Democrats don&apost want to eliminate border security, they might want to change ICE, they might want to redo the priorities of ICE from ... PIRRO: No, they want to abolish ICE.
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The biggest change in her living space came in the paint color, as Seewald swapped their pale green walls for a much lighter color: Revere Pewter from Benjamin Moore, which she also used in her master bedroom redo.
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US called 'xenophobic and racist empire' Maduro's government also responded angrily to a US State Department statement this week threatening "strong and swift economic actions" if Venezuela went ahead with a proposed special assembly to redo the constitution.
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Written by Mr. Feig and Katie Dippold, the redo follows much of the original's shambling arc and even revs up with a haunted-house boo, except that this time the scares happen in a mansion, not a library.
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The TV adventurer says he's had to "redo" the car, or fix it up, "about four times" over the past two decades, but he still uses it to drop his kids off at school from time to time.
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"It's very clear to me that there's no real intent to redo these things because there's not a schedule to do these things, and it takes years for a process to revise these rules," said former administrator McCarthy.
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In 1990, when the team again needed to age down, Steinbrenner was busy fighting a lifetime ban—not that that year's particular example of an in-season redo was to anyone's credit, as we'll see in a moment.
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Regardless, Ken Shamrock is still on the "I got hit in the balls" warpath, and has released an official "open letter" on his website earlier today, pleading for Royce Gracie to consider a redo of their last contest.
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The $35 accessory gives Amazon's other Fire TV hardware the similar TV-controlling functionality that Amazon's IR-blaster-equipped Fire TV Cube already offers but at a lower price (and without requiring customers to redo their entire setup).
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Science YouTuber Nick Uhas teamed up with one of 2019&aposs most viral stars, David Dobrik, to redo an even bigger and better version of the "elephant toothpaste" science experiment that became the most viral TikTok of 2018.
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Yet while a trial judge held that the whole law must be repealed, the appeals court dodges this question, saying that Reed O'Connor, the staunchly conservative trial judge who struck down the entire law, must redo his analysis.
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Flames shoot out of a channel-style fire feature in the Corinthian blue-gray granite stone wall that wraps around the back of the pool with two waterfalls, part of a redo by Mr. Darvin four years ago.
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If they have used an unauthorized sheikh, couples are encouraged to redo their marriages, said Sheikh Wassim Yousef al-Falah, Beirut's sharia (Islamic law) judge, who said the court's case load had tripled with the influx of Syrian refugees.
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The solution might involve giving your colorist another go (hey, everyone deserves a second chance!), kicking off the correction process with a few at-home products, or simply cutting your losses to find a new colorist for a redo.
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One particularly notable example of children's media being altered in the aftermath of 9/11 was the redo of the climax of Disney's Lilo and Stitch, which by September 2001 was mostly complete and nearing its planned 113 release.
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"We would like to effectively redo the entire setup of Tata Motors as far its structure is concerned, the processes are concerned and when it comes to the level of manufacturing, the equipment and tools are concerned," he said.
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Like most homeowners, she decorated the public spaces of her new house first, and the master bedroom was given the unglamorous last place on the list of rooms to redo, right next to the green linoleum-clad guest bath.
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David VitterDavid Bruce VitterGrocery group hires new top lobbyist Lobbying World Senate confirms Trump judge who faced scrutiny over abortion views MORE (R-La.) was blocked last year, and top Democrats argued Wednesday's move amounted to a redo vote.
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In September, they plan a redo and expansion, with a new name, an all-day cafe on street level, and a restaurant and bar, serving small plates, Middle Eastern style, downstairs: 281 Lafayette Street (Prince Street), 212-226-6143.
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"What happened in Kenya, which I'm only beginning to delve into, is that the Supreme Court there said there are so many really unanswered and problematic questions, we're going to throw the election out and redo it," Clinton said.
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Trying to reverse a stinging setback, Turkey's ruling party on Tuesday demanded a redo of last week's election for mayor of Istanbul, the country's largest city and long a source of power and prestige for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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"This is the first time I've been with many young conservatives, because it's a pretty unpopular opinion with people my age," he said, as a boy next to him tried to redo his bow tie using a huge mirror.
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Even with puzzles that fall into place relatively quickly, I still often pull out my least favorite 50% or so, redo those sections, and then compare the two versions side by side; the better version gets clued and submitted.
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"There is no way to redo 1991, but there are ways to do better," Hill wrote in a Tuesday op-ed for the New York Times, referencing her own high-profile testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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"We have a yard to redo and hopefully our insurance will help out with that, but the people across from me, newer homes, gone," Garrett Speirs, a 54-year-old artist who has been living in Montecito for 20 years, said.
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During a House Oversight Committee hearing last week, Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said he would "go back and redo" the zero-tolerance policy if he could, saying the policy played a role in the department losing the public's trust.
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MacLennan also said he was "cautiously optimistic" that the outcome of talks to redo the North American Free Trade Agreement would be beneficial for Canada, Mexico and the United States and that it would be a mistake to ditch the pact.
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Beijing's interpretation, issued on Monday by a committee in the National People's Congress, specifies that office holders in Hong Kong have to "sincerely and solemnly" take loyalty oaths or be forced to vacate their posts, with no chance for a redo.
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The reason: The older ballot-counting machines in Palm Beach County are able to count only one race at a time, meaning that to do a full recount for the governor's race, election officials will have to redo the process.
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"We have a yard to redo and hopefully our insurance will help out with that, but the people across from me, newer homes, gone," said Garrett Speirs, a 54-year-old artist who has been living in Montecito for 20 years.
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Instead of cutting corners so he could afford to redo the place all at once, or taking out a construction loan, he decided to slow-walk his home makeover, strategically building in pauses between projects so he could replenish his budget.
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Professor Bonn allowed Mr. Casher to redo the work, explaining to him the meaning of paraphrase, that copied text needed quotation marks "before the first word and after the last word," and that sources had to be listed at the end.
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This reduction of superdelegates' role was one of the major reforms that came out of the Unity Commission, a collection of Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton supporters that came together to redo the Democratic National Committee's rules after the 2016 election.
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Other features Brizzly is promoting are an auto-delete feature, which lets you decide if you want your tweets automatically deleted after 24 hours, seven days or a month, and a redo feature, which again, isn't exactly an edit button.
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Without mentioning Bolton on Monday, Trump's attorneys also argued against the Senate considering new evidence and witnesses, reiterating their position that the House process was one-sided and unfair and that it isn't the Senate's job to "redo" the investigation.
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His first grid contained theme answers I wasn't wild about (ARMY BRAT, ALL BETTER) so I had the nerve to ask him to redo it, as I had my heart set on more sparkly fill like AURORA BOREALIS and AWESOME BLOSSOM.
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The redo was called after Harris was at the center of an election fraud scandal, in which concerns were raised about irregular and compromised absentee ballots from a consultant, Leslie McCrae Dowless, who worked for a firm hired by Harris.
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The Massachusetts senator said she has repeatedly questioned Eitel's involvement in the department's work to redo the rule originally designed to hold abusive higher education institutions accountable for cheating students and taxpayers out of billions of dollars in federal loans.
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"Atelier, in an effort to satisfy Pereira Sr., agreed to redo the faux marble finish on several of the columns and pilasters with different coloring effects, in accordance with a new sample that Pereira Sr. approved at that time," according to the suit.
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Despite being billed as the former, Fox wisely pursues the latter route with "The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again," an energetic redo of the 1975 musical, which starts well and perhaps inevitably peters out long before it's over.
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This early moment is, perhaps, a bit of trolling on Bandersnatch's part, because it soon becomes clear that it's incredibly easy to get stuck in "choice loops" — cycles of decisions and reversions, where you're asked to redo the same sets of choices.
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The first is a redo of the one I quoted above, with a slightly tweaked headline (that's misinterpreted in an unexpected yet logical way): Serial founder Dennis Mangler raises 6M to create blockchain-based drone delivery May 30, 2019 – Devin Coldewey, techcrunch.
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On the other hand, if this task is super important, she may take something else off your plate to accommodate a redo; and you'll also be glad to know that some work you aren't entirely proud of won't define her opinion of you.
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If Chip and Joanna Gaines can transform a $2000,000 shack in Waco, Texas, into a palatial ranch, and the Property Brothers can make a retro, wallpaper-filled home into a completely updated retreat, then the average homeowner can redo their kitchen, right?
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Once Republican lawmakers either pass or abandon their latest effort to redo healthcare, which could happen as early as Tuesday evening, they will take up a resolution to kill a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule finalized in July, according to multiple lobbyists.
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I hate to use the word regret, but if there's anything I could go back and redo, it'd be that 30 seconds: instead of jumping on him when I hurt him, I'd let him back up and continue what I was doing.
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Instead, Mr. Cooper announced that the show was giving them a wedding redo, including a reception at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in West Orange, N.J., and a trip to the Caribbean island of St. Lucia, to renew their vows on the beach.
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There is scarce precedent for a start-to-finish redo of a congressional election, and officials in both parties are bracing for a season of sharp-edged advertisements and high-profile campaign stops, after a scandal that left North Carolina voters shaken.
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If you've used a flat iron before, you know what it's like when you're passing through a section of hair and half the hair starts splaying outward, losing its contact with the hot plates, forcing you to start over and redo that area.
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"Our sense is the dominoes can't start falling until the first one starts falling, but there are so many deals in the air right now that if you're going to redo trade negotiations, you've got to have a beginning point," Lankford said.
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Cramer was referencing a 1948 initiative named for then-Secretary of State George Marshall in which the Truman administration devoted billions to rebuild Western Europe after World War II. A lot of what Apple wants to do is "redo the country," Cramer said.
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A NAFTA redo is indeed long overdue, as well as a purge of the toxins of political correctness and ideological imperatives from all trade and tariff issues -- but, above all, a prevention of a potentially catastrophic trade war that could spread globally.
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But Boeing's woes raise the stakes for SpaceX to perform successfully on upcoming tests as Boeing works to pinpoint the root cause, which may trigger months of delays and new costs if NASA requires design tweaks and a redo of Friday's mission.
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"She's committed to me that not only would (she) dig into NAFTA but she made every indication that she would sit down and try to redo NAFTA," Williams told reporters during a telephone press conference from Philadelphia, where he is attending the Democratic National Convention.
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Back-to-back mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, in August forced the White House to postpone Trump's first planned trip to The Villages for a Medicare speech -- which aides said needed to be retooled before a redo of the policy announcement.
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If I look back on the three matches, the first one, even if I were to go back and redo the first match, I think that I would not have been able to win, because I at that time misjudged the capabilities of AlphaGo.
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DeVos said she would also seek to redo a "gainful employment" rule that was intended to help students avoid enrolling in and taking out student loans for career colleges that consistently fail to deliver on promises of job security and high salaries for graduates.
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That's what happened last fall, as Entertainment Weekly reports, when the 31-year-old was asked to come back to the studio to redo some scenes — including ones where Gadot, then pregnant with her second child with husband Yaron Varsano, had to get physical.
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After six months of political deadlock and inconclusive elections in December, the only sign of change before Spain's election redo is the growing strength of Podemos, the far-left party whose leaders once served as advisers to the former government of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela.
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Mr. Erdogan suffered a damaging political defeat over the weekend, when his party's candidate for Istanbul mayor was soundly defeated by the opposition candidate in an election that came about only after the president pushed for a redo following a first vote in March.
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To turn things around, Birx told all of the 219 PEPFAR countries that they'd have to redo their annual operating plans, and began asking for more data about what was happening in each part of each nation — down to the district and even clinic level.
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The Italians have mastered the insouciance of the slightly off-center knot — some even leave the narrower end a bit longer, letting it peek out from behind the thicker one in front, as if to say, I really couldn't be bothered to redo it.
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As Congress was officially certifying Trump's election Friday at the U.S. Capitol — "It is over," Biden firmly told Democrats who had still been yearning for the miracle of a recount or redo — the intelligence services were meeting with Trump and essentially decertifying his election.
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David Moore, a Republican state representative from Montana, made headlines for arguing that "Yoga pants should be illegal in public," and attempting to redo his states indecent exposure laws to prohibit any clothing that "gives the appearance or simulates" butts, genitals, pelvic areas (?), or women's nipples.
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Wallace Eckert at IBM started using FORMAC to redo Brown's tables, while in Cambridge David Barton and Steve Bourne (later the creator of the "Bourne shell" (sh) in Unix) built their own CAMAL computer algebra system to try extending the kind of thing Delaunay had done.
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As you've no doubt heard, in the two years since this project was announced, plenty of invective has crisscrossed the internet, inspiring angry men (including a blowhard running for president) to complain that no one should redo that classic 1984 comedy with a bunch of ladies.
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We learned, also, that the director of a film that had starred Kevin Spacey, and was set for release next month, will now completely redo scenes with Spacey to replace him with Christopher Plummer, as Spacey faces multiple accusations that he sexually harassed and assaulted boys.
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Any time I have a client come back to me for a redo (when they want an adjustment to something they dislike about their hair) I'll dream about everything I could've possibly done differently to their hair to produce the desired outcome until I see them.
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In 22018, Broockman and Kalla showed that a 249-minute "deep canvass" conversation could reduce transgender prejudice for at least three months (you might recall this study was a redo of a previous experiment, from a separate team of researchers, which was retracted due to falsified data).
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Almost seven years later, congressional Republicans are still struggling to settle on a consensus alternative to the health care law, endangering their push to quickly undo and then redo the signature Obama administration achievement, which turned out to be a springboard to a Republican political resurgence.
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For the Euro 2016 soccer championship, Coca-Cola issued an exclusive "Colette" bottle in-store, recruited graphic artists to redo the facade and interiors and hired the Parisian art dealer Kamel Mennour to curate an exhibition on Éric Cantona, a former member of the French national team.
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In that race, Mr. Harris appeared to prevail by 905 votes, but state officials soon refused to certify him as the winner and announced the inquiry that ultimately led to the new election, the first redo of a congressional House seat in more than 40 years.
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We know that Disney was willing to put in the time and money to essentially redo whole chunks of the film, so what better way to get a few extra Blu-ray sales than by offering a compilation of those earlier alternate takes that didn't make the final cut?
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After that, he graded her tests more harshly, didn't put her on a particular team because "they already had a girl" (referring to a man who "bitches all the time"), and made her redo her certification paperwork for reasons even his bosses later said they did not understand.
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Terahertz radiation falls somewhere between the microwave and infrared spectrums, and the research team, including Barmak Heshmat, Ramesh Raskar, and Albert Redo Sanchez from MIT, and Justin Romberg and Alireza Aghasi from Georgia Tech, chose that particular flavor of radiation because of how it reacts with different chemicals.
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You got to redo, they do it and decide what are the outcomes we want here, what&aposs the tone in this thing that&aposs going to be and they just didn&apost prepare for that I think the way they should the way they prepared for the summit.
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That was three days ago, and yesterday, as I was reading the final edit of this column, our doctor called with the news that they were apparently unable to complete his test because they needed to redo part of it, and they had insufficient material from the initial swab.
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After answering the warm-up question about my strengths and weaknesss, which I was allowed to watch and redo as many times as I wanted, I recorded an ersatz interview where I had to talk about topics such as a time I faced a challenge with a team.
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After VW asked to redo the interview, Mueller - who is not confident in English - told NPR he had found the situation hard to handle as he was in a loud environment hemmed in by reporters when he made his comments at the Detroit auto show, and apologised to customers, dealers and authorities.
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Now he had been handed the keys to the Klein kingdom, brought in to turn around what had become a stale brand living on past glory (albeit one with $8 billion in sales): Redo the stores, rethink the lines, change the teams, upend the ad campaigns, reinvent the wheel, cause a ruckus.
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" Strobe Talbott, the former Clinton adviser, said, "There is a very real danger not only that we are going to lose a second Cold War—or have a redo and lose—but that the loss will be largely because of a perverse pal-ship, the almost unfathomable respect that Trump has for Putin.
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Tacopina tells TMZ, later the same day at that hearing, the judge called Meek and Nicki Minaj into her chambers without anyone else present and asked Meek to redo the Boyz II Men song, "On Bended Knee," and requested that he re-record the song and give her a shout-out in the lyrics.
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The president said he would not work with Democrats on their legislative priorities unless they end their investigations, which he views as an attempted "redo" of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe.
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At one point, she wasn't getting anything done because her parents were visiting, and the house was full of workmen because she'd decided that since they were having a baby they needed to redo the kitchen, and not writing was driving her crazy, so she decided to go away for ten days just to work.
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In an interview with "CBS This Morning" that will air on Thursday, Ryan said he fears the Republican Party, which failed last week to come together and agree on a healthcare overhaul, is pushing the president to the other side of the aisle so he can make good on campaign promises to redo Obamacare.
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The surprising decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, which has jurisdiction in Colorado, Kansas, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Wyoming, told the Bureau of Land Management to redo its math on greenhouse gas emissions from coal leases and sent the approval of these leases back to a lower court.
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Indeed, the Negan story, so far, is essentially a redo of the Governor story from seasons three and four, and while that arc wasn't the show's finest, the series did present the Governor as sort of a final boss — the last Big Bad Rick and his pals would have to overcome to live peacefully.
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This year has seen a relentless rollout of Latin trap collaborations: Fat Joe amid the crowd on Farruko's "Liberace" remix in January, Cardi B's bilingual "Bodak Yellow" redo with Messiah in August, Quavo with Bad Bunny and Colombian pop singer Karol G on "Ahora Me Llama" in October, French Montana with Maluma on "GPS" in November.
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Here's another one: "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," a two-part drama now in previews and opening April 22, cost about $68.5 million to bring to Broadway, including not only $35.5 million to capitalize the show — more than for any other nonmusical play in history — but also another $33 million to clear out and redo the theater.
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While Senate Republicans have accused Democrats of wanting to redo what they see as a rushed impeachment process in the House, Schumer and his caucus say that it is the Senate's obligation to obtain documents and additional testimony as part of the trial — and that the White House should want to comply if there's nothing to hide.
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But instead of a challenge from an emerging China that began its rise outside the economic and political system, we are confronting a quite different problem — an erratic, unpredictable United States led by a president who seems inclined to redo or even scrap the basic architecture of the system that America has painstakingly built since 1945.
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St. Jerome in the Wilderness is a great example because he's starting to be interested in anatomy, and you see the entire muscle structure, how it informs the drawings that are going to become St. Jerome in the Wilderness, but he goes back to it 30 years later to redo the neck muscles after he's done some anatomy.
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And so people who know what they're talking about, and also value privacy, can actually write the architecture of this well, can redo the architecture of the internet right now, which is based on the data being owned by somebody else rather than a blockchain way of kind of coming down and grabbing your data when you say yes.
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One of the first pieces of advice I got as I was starting my Ph.D. was from Tristan Rivière (a previous student of my adviser, Fabrice Béthuel), who told me: People think that research in math is about these big ideas, but no, you really have to start from simple, stupid computations—start again like a student and redo everything yourself.
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"In carrying out the weighty constitutional duty of determining whether impeachment of the President is warranted, Congress need not redo the nearly two years of effort spent on the Special Counsel's investigation, nor risk being misled by witnesses, who may have provided information to the grand jury and the Special Counsel that varies from what they tell" the House, Howell wrote.
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It's not totally clear what happened to that $400,000 if Netflix is now picking up the bill and easing the way for the filmmakers, but the producers told The New York Times that the long period of radio silence happened because the team had to "take a step back" and redo the rights-purchasing process in order to bring the movie to Netflix.
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That said, these three new parks are good news, especially at a time when Mr. de Blasio, primarily focused on existing parks, has announced no big plans of his own for new parks and still has yet to decide how to redo miles of critical parkland along the East River in Manhattan, where Hurricane Sandy devastated a number of public housing projects.
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The magic of "Supercut," similar to the upbeat-melancholy of Robyn's "Dancing on My Own," is that paired with those pulsing beats are heartbreaking lyrics that reflect on a breakup, focusing on how in Lorde's head she would "do everything right" and how she'd "forgive and not fight" if given the chance to redo her last phone call with her ex.
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As an adult, I know it would be a ton of work to redo the sound clips for all 151 first-gen Pokémon, but when you put a Chansey in the ball, shake it, and hear a noise that sounds more like a dial-up modem trying to connect than that pink egg-shaped monster's sing-songy voice, it kind of ruins the fantasy.
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"In carrying out the weighty constitutional duty of determining whether impeachment of the President is warranted, Congress need not redo the nearly two years of effort spent on the Special Counsel's investigation, nor risk being misled by witnesses, who may have provided information to the grand jury and the Special Counsel that varies from what they tell [the House Judiciary Committee]," Howell wrote in her decision Friday.
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VinePair has identified the bars with the most Instagrammable bathrooms in the US, and Eater has determined where the best toilet 'grams can be taken in cities like in DC, Austin, Chicago, and LA. Novelty bathrooms have become such a phenomenon that places are even paying to redo their bathrooms solely for social media, says Noa Santos, the founder of the interior design service Homepolish.
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Yet amid this flurry of investment activity, nothing has really shipped yet, and you'd define these companies raising tens of millions of dollars as pre-market Olukotun and Liang wouldn't go into the specifics of the architecture, but they are looking to redo the operational hardware to optimize for the AI-centric frameworks that have become increasingly popular in fields like image and speech recognition.
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"It was amazing to me that I could send pictures and describe what I wanted and get emailed to me my room redesigned exactly how it would look — even down to what's behind the windows, like I'd see a tree if there was a tree," said Ms. Schmahl, who over the last year has used Havenly to redo almost every room in her house.
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Senate Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) on Wednesday warned that Democrats will once again block Zika virus funding in an upcoming redo vote, signaling that lawmakers have made little progress on finding a compromise.
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Done in eye-watering bright colors with a 90s style and sheen—Louvenaz grew up in the decade soaking up Windows 95 Duke Nukem 3D, He-Man, GI-Joe, TMNT, Dragon Ball Z—it's a decidedly off-the-wall take on the particular genre of show: the builders who come to help a Sims-like family redo their home, appear to be snake people who arrive inside a fleshy dog truck.
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You know, my lawyer, they came after him and they took his license to practice law so now I&aposm going to have to represent myself in court so I&aposve had to redo the paperwork but I will be submitting it very soon and you&aposre going to see plenty of defendants on there that are well-known names because all these people need to be held accountable.
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WE HAD A VERY UNUSUAL COMMITMENT WITH BANKERS AND OTHER PEOPLE IN FINANCE IN DETROIT TO REDO THE NORMAL MORTGAGE SYSTEM SO WE COULD GET PEOPLE'S MORTGAGES ON HOMES IN DETROIT WHERE THE HOMES ARE IN GOOD SHAPE, BUT NEED REPAIR, AND THE VALUE IS DRIVEN DOWN BECAUSE THE NEIGHBORHOOD BECAUSE EVERYBODY WAS OUT, SO THEY CAN'T GET A MORTGAGE, ONE MORTGAGE, THAT COVERS IT. WE WORKED HARD TO DO THAT.
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The new teaser certainly drives home the fact that this darker redo of the cheerful '90s sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch is coming from the makers of Riverdale: the dark streets, old-timey cars, and trio of cool girls in matching outfits (in Riverdale, it's Josie and the Pussycats; here, it's a clique known as the Weird Sisters) all keep it in the same universe as the hit CW show.
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But that was the goal is to put people in each agency to redo their IT. And that actually brings up one of the bigger lessons that I've always taken away from my time both in government and out here, which is there is such extraordinary talent out here and there is no way we are going to get them to apply for a civil service job. Right.
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Republican Mark HarrisMark HarrisGOP super PAC drops new TV ad in contested NC House race North Carolina elections chair resigns after joke relating cows to women NC operative charged with obstruction of justice, perjury over alleged ballot scheme MORE leads Democrat Dan McCready by 85033 votes in that disputed race, but the board voted to not certify the results, making it increasingly likely there will be a redo.
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Read the full exchange between Bill Clinton and CNBC's Becky Quick here: We had a very unusual commitment with bankers and other people in finance in Detroit to redo the normal mortgage system so we could get people's mortgages on homes in Detroit where the homes are in good shape, but need repair, and the value is driven down because the neighborhood because everybody was out, so they can't get a mortgage, one mortgage, that covers it.
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"It takes a long time to lay the prosthetics but then putting it all together, it took seven hours," the Project Runway host told PEOPLE at her 18th annual Halloween party sponsored by Svedka Vodka and Party City inside Moxy Times Square in N.Y.C. "Michael Jackson was always such an icon and the 'Thriller' video is such an iconic video and I was like, 'I have to redo that,' " Klum said of why she chose this year's garb.
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Joe Kennedy III (D-Mass) and Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.) in the House of Representatives (as HR 1652), the "Over the Counter Hearing Aids Act" instructs the FDA to redo these outdated regulations that have kept innovators out of the hearing aid market.
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Joe Kennedy III (D-Mass) and Marsha BlackburnMarsha BlackburnTaylor Swift defends staying out of the 2016 election: 'I just knew I wasn't going to help' The 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Senate passes sweeping budget deal, sending it to Trump MORE (R-Tenn.), as HR 1652, have, in bipartisan fashion, crafted the "Over the Counter Hearing Aids Act" which instructs the FDA to redo these outdated 1977 regulations and open the door to a consumer-driven OTC approach.
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