On this occasion he seems determined to see it through.
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Many Lovecraft admirers couldn't see it through to its climax.
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I had arrived on time, resolved to see it through.
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"We're happy that people see it through our eyes," Maine said.
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We knew that we would see it through to the end.
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If it's too light or dark, you'll see it through the shadow.
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Republicans didn't embrace immigration reform, and see it through to the end.
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He promises to see it through, leaving the address to his campaign headquarters.
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"And it is on all of us to see it through," he wrote.
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We need to let these career professionals do their jobs, see it through.
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But he said they were determined to see it through to the end.
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Whenever we look at their new work, we see it through this lens.
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She has a tough task ahead, but is determined to see it through.
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Progressives see it through the "continued colonialist oppression" narrative and condemn those actions.
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California is the land of sunshine, if you can see it through the smog.
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But I came here for a reason, and I need to see it through.
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And on this final night, he was here to see it through the end.
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In some respects, it is his war and he has to see it through.
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If you're going to make a threat, you may as well see it through.
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"Hopefully there's someone out there who's interested and can see it through," Fisher says.
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KEVIN PLANK: Well, we continue to see it through the lens of Under Armour.
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When you love someone, they told me, you learn how to see it through.
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Because then basically I feel like I have a responsibility to see it through.
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"If you believe in your product, you will see it through to the end."
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We began this journey almost four years ago, and are determined to see it through.
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And only those who have lived through it will be able to see it through.
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It was interesting to see it through the consumer lens and not the industry lens.
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She was going to see it through even though I wasn't sharing the same opinion.
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Members should look to champions of entitlement reform ideas for guidance to see it through.
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He thinks he owes it to the victim and to himself to see it through.
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They change how we see the world by letting us see it through their eyes.
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The events of the plot are the same; the eyes we see it through are flipped.
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Every day that went by with no movement gave him more drive to see it through.
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When I decide to do something, I am motivated to see it through to the end.
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We have a very sophisticated, legitimate plan in place and we're going to see it through.
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Though we see it through the glow of nostalgia, Star Wars is a pretty brutal setting.
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Monday, Kerry called the draft document promising, but said it requires action to see it through.
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They had hung it so you could see it through the gallery door and got complaints.
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The BLM is finally onto something good, and we want to see it through to completion.
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Over time, as Asheville became a food destination, he began to see it through new eyes.
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Here&aposs how to get started on the right foot and see it through to success.
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But that moment is only telegraphed, shadowed, until you see it through the lens of iOS 43.
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The world doesn't disappear, but it changes, and we start to see it through Toledo's isolated lens.
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Once police arrived and attempted to intervene, Gabel pleaded with them to let Anderson see it through.
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The question is whether the greenhorn governor has the political strength and courage to see it through.
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"It's amazing that almost 10 years later we actually get to see it through!" says the couple.
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"It won't be easy and it's not going to be fast, but we will see it through."
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It shows that they know what they're getting into, and are motivated to see it through regardless.
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They want a party that has a vision for America and the drive to see it through.
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Commit a couple of evenings to its shenanigans and you'll easily see it through to the credits.
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I see it through a "Daily Show" correspondent's eyes, and I have nowhere to put the jokes.
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Ms. Kim said she was heartened by the response and wanted the network to see it through.
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If you're going to play Wattam, you most definitely need to see it through to the conclusion.
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"We began this journey almost four years ago, and are determined to see it through," he said.
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With the completion of each stage comes the, "Well I might as well see it through" attitude.
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Some people said they were stuck in a line but were able to wait and see it through.
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Roger Ailes had a vision — and he was willing to do whatever it took to see it through.
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The deal is considered the landmark of Rouhani's tenure and he will be keen to see it through.
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They have lingered too long on the details of their fantasy to see it through to its climax.
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In another she refers to his "big penis" and the fact she could see it through his pants.
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Clay died saving my life and I owe him a debt and I intend to see it through.
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They're two of the best to tackle such a challenge, and they're stubborn enough to see it through.
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You trust them to invest it in start-ups (like Uber) on your behalf and see it through.
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Mr. Bentley helped set this process in motion, but he left office before he could see it through.
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"Our ideal is Reconquest, and we will see it through to the end," the group wrote, borrowing Faye's term.
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You never knew when the power balance would shift and who would still be alive to see it through.
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When they focus and decide they really want to do something, they really see it through to the end.
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"We had it right the first time, and we wanted to see it through," Ms. Cueto said on Tuesday.
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Simply put, Mueller must be allowed to continue his investigation and see it through to wherever the facts lead.
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But Wegner had a book project he wanted to complete and asked his former pupil to see it through.
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And after several executive orders signed within his first week, he seems to be on track to see it through.
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It felt good to have an idea and to be able to see it through, no matter what the outcome.
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Buffy was independent, and when she has this relationship with Angel, we see it through her eyes, never through his.
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" "I'm also calling on all Hong Kong people to strongly support this... policy and see it through to the end.
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If a smarter gun needs fresh blood to see it through, Kloepfer, now 19, certainly has no shortage of optimism.
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It's an ambitious vision, and one that up until now relied pretty much exclusively on Genestoux to see it through.
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What is your relationship with the game at this point beyond wanting just to see it through and be done?
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"Clay died saving my life, and I owe him a debt and I intend to see it through," she said.
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If a potential deal were once again to present itself, who better than a master salesman to see it through?
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Great bi-partisan progress has been made to get to this point, but we must see it through to enactment.
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"We were building something in New Jersey, and to not be able to see it through, it's difficult," Stempniak said.
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But given the sector has enough to see it through a lean few months, further measures look unnecessary – for now.
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Kindhearted Nathaniel takes the pact seriously — despite not having been originally included — and promises Ben he will see it through.
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Prosecutors on Thursday issued arrest warrants for three men accused of helping Ghosn plan the escape and see it through.
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I think you can&apost look at any of this if you don&apost see it through the prism of 2018.
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I decided that I owed it to myself to see it through, to give it a shot and see what happened.
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Pisces can have a hard time sticking with things, but when they're passionate about something, they need to see it through.
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On Friday, Reuters reported Trump doesn't have a clear plan on tax reform or an adequate staff to see it through.
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It's when you know you're licked before you begin, but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what.
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How do you feel when you look at something you usually regard as vile and see it through an artist's eyes?
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He did not think he would see it through, because he is 84, but he thought he could help it begin.
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So having the chance to just see it through a different lens was really enjoyable, even for just that 24 hours.
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Once everyone had input into the plan, they sort of owned a piece of it they want to see it through.
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Some friends had speculated that Mr. Barr returned to the department as attorney general just to see it through that crisis.
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It's my duty to see it through ... if they won't let me do that, I'm going to say goodbye and leave.
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I'm no hero, but it made me so that once I commit to a story, I have to see it through.
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He died in 2014 in a BASE-jumping accident in Switzerland, leaving behind his sister and partner to see it through.
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I MEAN WHAT'S YOUR SENSE OVERALL OF GLOBAL GROWTH RIGHT NOW, GIVENTHE LENS YOU HAVE TO SEE IT THROUGH WITH CARRIER?
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Fulfilling the promise of the Declaration of Independence that all men are created equal, and suffering greatly to see it through.
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Fulfilling the promise of the Declaration of independence that all men are created equal, and suffering greatly to see it through.
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You have a chance to just analyze the material in a different way, and see it through different sets of filters.
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"Maybe you can't see it through your greed and corruption, but Net Neutrality is what the American public wants," one person wrote.
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He took Kennedy's message to see the men safely returned to Earth to heart, and he was determined to see it through.
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He said he hoped the European Council later this month would make "enough progress" that "we can see it through in November".
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Girls have this dream of being a ballerina, and obviously they're going to try and see it through until it doesn't work.
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What's already known is enough to justify Mueller's investigation and see it through to the end, wherever and whenever that may be.
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And he's aware of criticism that President Donald Trump isn't able to focus on anything for long enough to see it through.
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Yet it also took the ingenuity of individuals and organizations, like the Oregon Bus Project, to convince lawmakers to see it through.
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Actually doing something in the offensive is taking a great risk, and you need a lot of courage to see it through.
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You put in all that work in the off-season and the regular season, and you just want to see it through.
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"I feel like we're in a new age, there's a wave of youth activism, we're going to see it through this time."
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Abanti said her ordeal had made her feel almost invisible, but knew she had to see it through for her children's sake.
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I went public with my plans because it's a great way to give yourself that extra motivation to see it through. Why?
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And similarly, with this film, I see it through a similar lens — people like to talk about tough, toxic masculinity in this film.
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If anyone has got the discipline to see it through to face these individuals who had enormous worldwide power, it&aposs Donald Trump.
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What I learned from that time: what is in your head may be what the world is waiting for – so see it through.
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Fighting addiction is a battle we must win and the responsibility to see it through belongs to each and every one of us.
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Now that he's starting building a model rocket company of his own, Barnard says he wants to see it through to the finish.
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It could radically downgrade the Model 3 and its successors and rely on the pricier vehicles to see it through a rough patch.
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If you can see it through and understand John, in such a way, I think that'll push players towards eventually acknowledging those emotions.
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So, not much they can do but see it through and hope for the best -- especially since babies have such weak immune systems.
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With one overwhelming intervention: that set, the immense orb that's arresting from the moment you see it through the doors to the auditorium.
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"Being a straight guy, but mostly hanging out in the gay world, I got to see it through a different lens," says Anthony.
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Whoever makes that roll of the dice should have a clear vision of the road ahead, and the gumption to see it through.
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Boeing is trying to shore up its financing to see it through the delayed approval process and rising costs stemming from the crisis.
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Rome also threw the airline a short-term lifeline with a bridge loan of 600 million euros to see it through the process.
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But accomplishing success on the same scale will require learning from President Reagan's ability to establish a unifying vision and see it through.
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Except they see it through a slightly different lens, which is that it has the potential to be a direct threat to their livelihood.
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Now you won't be able to see it through your white Starbucks cup, but the drink is actually much darker than a typical latte.
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What we didn't realize was just how insidious that plan was — and that it involved a Whisperer plant in Alexandria to see it through.
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"We began this journey almost four years ago, and are determined to see it through," said Tyler Winklevoss, CFO of Digital Asset Services LLC.
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The more the Court becomes the center of partisan conflict, in short, the more people are likely to see it through a partisan lens.
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Conservatives see it through the "front line in the war on terror" narrative and defend Israel's actions on the Gaza border fence this week.
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"A case of this magnitude should begin with a judge who can be reasonably sure to see it through to its conclusion," she said.
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He would even like to color the north side of the Temple of Dendur so people in Central Park could see it through the windows.
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My doctor said if I could find a position where Lennox could safely handle continuing labor, he would let me try and see it through.
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What that means is that the average person won't engage with the Constitutional questions it raises but rather see it through their own partisan lens.
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But just to see it in a different light and see it through a different point of view, is kind of the fun of it.
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The process is foundering, yes, but that's in some measure to obscure who's to blame if they ultimately can't see it through to the end.
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"Believe in what you do / And you've the strength to see it through / On the road to Gloryland," Hall sings, contorting his face in ecstasy.
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The clock is ticking for him in a fight that Brady insisted on making personal, and Hodges desperately wants the strength to see it through.
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We didn't see as much of it in Q1 ... We're seeing more of it in Q2, and well see it through the remainder of year.
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The Italian government has thrown the airline a short-term lifeline with a bridge loan of 600 million euros to see it through the process.
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Rather, if we see it through the lens of hostage psychology, maybe we can be more effective in uniting our country after a Clinton victory.
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Doing so will benefit not only the governments that see it through, but their people as well, improving national and regional competitiveness in the process.
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Or, at least, I didn't see it through that lens, since I didn't really have a sense of the backstory before I saw the film.
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VRB's success is an example of how we empower talented founders with a strong vision, great ideas and the boldness to see it through to scale.
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It brings the total amount raised by the company to over $11 million to date and should see it through to an upcoming Series B round.
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One moment we'll be watching a scene unfold through you-are-there camerawork; the next, we see it through a security monitor, with no audible sound.
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We're allowed to see it through his eyes, but in return, it asks us to respect what he went through — and that is not always easy.
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Because the B.Q.E. is a non-place, to see it through a camera provided an opportunity to see it for the first time, Mr. Kilbane said.
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And at times like that, I definitely relied on screening the movie a lot, and trying to watch it with people to see it through their eyes.
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"I really believe a leader has to be in place at the beginning of that growth phase to see it through," he told reporters on a call.
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Arizona prosecutors wouldn't drop his case just because of a fudged warrant, and while the Stingray news weakened their case, they were determined to see it through.
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Congress can help create an environment that allows every person in America the opportunity to develop an idea, start a company and see it through to success.
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"We're here to see it through, and that means doing this for the people who want this stuff," Nathan Alexander, Mr. Hallatt's lawyer, told The Associated Press.
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Instead of being told how things used to be at a certain location, visitors can physically see it through a recreation of architectural structures, societies, and events.
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"A case of this magnitude should begin with a Judge who can be reasonably sure to see it through to its conclusion," she wrote in her statement.
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AND WE'RE CONTINUING TO APPLY THOSE LEARNINGS AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, IF EPIPEN STARTED THIS CONVERSATION, I WILL AT LEAST DO EVERYTHING IN MY POWER TO SEE IT THROUGH.
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"From a psychological perspective, you've made an agreement with them and yourself to go and will feel more compelled to see it through," Betts told The Independent. 22.5.
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And then to add that now, under the unreliable narrator device, not only do we see it through his eyes, but he could also be lying to you.
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You don't see the operational aspects of the company that I think are so important, to not just opine on the direction but actually to see it through.
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Under the solicitation statute, a suspect would not only have discussed committing a crime with another person but would have taken steps to see it through, May said.
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I think that my game has changed and evolved over the years, so it's good to sort of see it through a fresh pair of eyes this week.
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Members of the Trump administration, including President Trump, have discussed a willingness to provide federal government assistance to the US airline industry to see it through this crisis.
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Instead of seeing an exploration of desire through the more typically male filter that often drives thrillers, action, science fiction, and horror, we see it through female eyes.
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So the complexity of entering a culture that is not one's own was not lost on Endō, and he would see it through the lens of Christ's experience.
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The benefit of revisiting these years after first watching them, Kinsey and Fischer say, is that time has allowed them the space to see it through a new lens.
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Because whatever this story is, it's still unfolding, and so much work was put into setting it up over the past year that I need to see it through.
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The state attorney general leading a broad antitrust investigation into Google is accusing the tech giant of delaying the case and vowed to see it through to the end.
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Although the news was hard, it didn't take away from the fact that we were finally going to have a baby and we were going to see it through.
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Novak said the peninsula would have enough electricity to see it through the holiday season, when tourists swell the population and provide Crimea with a major source of revenue.
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ST) said it would not need fresh capital to see it through a restructuring process aimed at cutting costs by 10 billion Swedish crowns ($1.2 billion) and doubling profitability.
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" They were, she said, "brave enough to take it on, but not brave enough to see it through to the finish line — they pretty much swept it under the rug.
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"We like what we've seen on all the engineering and development and execution planning, and we would intend to see it through on the path that it's on," Wirth said.
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Rome also threw the airline a short-term lifeline by guaranteeing a bridge loan of 600 million euros ($655 million) for six months to see it through the bankruptcy process.
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Instead, the reader is left with a story that feels like an awkwardly apt artefact from an author who was too horrified by her own journey to see it through.
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Jolla says it has now cancelled that debt restructuring process, and says the $12 million Series C closing is enough to see it through to the end of the year.
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Steinhoff's Austrian furniture retailer Kika/Leiner had faced one of the biggest problems within the group, but said in January it secured enough cash to see it through this year.
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"I would regret it for the rest of my life if I didn't go with her and see it through her eyes," said Ms. Wechsler, who lives in New York.
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It's definitely not a game for everyone, but Red Dead Redemption 2 delivers a gorgeous bounty of uniquely memorable experiences for those who take the time to see it through.
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"Tauruses are very hard workers, and the positive side of being stubborn is when you do something, you do it right, and see it through to the end," Annabel explains.
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The newspaper reported that SunEdison has been meeting with creditors to negotiate a loan to see it through bankruptcy, but competition for the deal among lenders has delayed an agreement.
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This was a remarkable turn of events, but, to see it through, the country incurred a moral debt that, four decades on, some feel it has yet to fully repay.
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Thomas Cook needs to find another 200 million pounds ($250 million) on top of a 22011 million pound package it had already agreed, to see it through the winter months.
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He got to see America from the bottom up and the top down, and he got to see it through the eyes of an aristocrat that knew aristocracy was finished.
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Hoffman said his vision of a small passion project was engulfed by too much attention, and that he would need a larger team and potential investors (?!) to see it through properly.
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"I only see it through the lens of a vulnerable population who needs help, who I care about very deeply," Capito said during an interview with Politico that was published Sunday.
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In Lila, we see it through the eyes of John Ames's wife, a migrant with a sordid past who never quite feels at home in Gilead, though her husband barely knows.
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"I only see it through the lens of a vulnerable population who needs help, who I care about very deeply," she said during an interview with Politico that was published Sunday.
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He was such a major part of our music for so many years that I thought it was only fair and actually kind of interesting to see it through Scott's eyes.
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While it is not clear what would happen to the project if the United States withdrew, Dr. Bigot argues that it is in every participating country's interest to see it through.
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And many of us are so disconnected from nature -- we see it through car windows, from the suburbs, on safari -- that we don't realize the scope of our responsibility in this collapse.
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The America of John McCain is the America of Abraham Lincoln: fulfilling the promise of the Declaration of Independence that all men are created equal and suffering greatly to see it through.
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My case didn't involve murder, thank god, but Detective Casey explained to me that, for some reason, my case had ended up on his desk, and he promised to see it through.
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I think I'm going to kind of ride it out and see it through, because with him I just always want to make sure that this is what he wants to do.
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Gorsuch's confirmation flew in the face of a century's worth of Senate traditions, as the Republican leadership had to use the "nuclear option" and blow up the filibuster to see it through.
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Today comes some big news that underscores how investors are doubling down on one of the big hopefuls for the next generation of chipmaking to see it through any possible winter winds.
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But maybe that step isn't so big after all, because that kind rhetoric and vitriol cuts deeply, and if you don't have the lens of history to see it through, you'll never understand.
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Last night's episode of "Game of Thrones" was a wild ride and inarguably one of an epic show's more epic moments — if you could see it through the dark and the blotchy video.
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BT shares fell by more than a third during Patterson's tenure and in June Plessis said the board supported his strategy but did not have confidence in his ability to see it through.
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It will appoint a manager, most likely a former player — Ole-Gunnar Solskjaer has been mentioned — to see it through to the end of the season, and then move for a permanent replacement.
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"And through my brother and his understanding and appreciation of that kind of acting I think it just awakened something in me and I suddenly could see it through his eyes," Phoenix said.
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His latest exhibition, Forced Collaboration, at Stolen Space Gallery in London, features three series of works that explore our contemporary relationships to art, particularly how we see it through the veneer of digital technology.
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"You want to connect to a character and be able to see it through their eyes and then understand how that can help you process what's going on in your own life," Bloom said.
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"Obviously, you have to be in a good position mentally, but I also think, to a certain degree, when you're signing up to something, you should see it through," Tomlinson said during the interview.
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And if in the extremely rare circumstance that a redline must be established, the president must be resolved to see it through before it is drawn (we learned that from Barack Obama with Syria).
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Her movie project with a notorious criminal has not turned out as planned, but del Castillo maintains that the endeavor is a worthy one, and that she intends to see it through to completion.
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But when I think about what drives me to stick with a game, to get into the heart of it, maybe even to see it through, it does come down to motivation and momentum.
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The other turnaround investors that were interested required privately-owned Evans to find more than 10 million pounds ($13.2 million) in fresh capital to see it through the next few months of trading, Sky said.
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But euro zone officials said there was no rush because Greece had enough cash to see it through to July - when a 7.2 billion euro debt repayment with which it needs lenders' help is due.
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Perhaps she will come to share William and the Man in Black's contempt for the game-makers — she likely shares it already — but for the first time, she has the freedom to see it through.
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All those years ago, taking a long walk on a winter beach, hair in our eyes and mouths and feeling a happiness so powerful I believed I might die if I didn't see it through.
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"What's interesting about President Obama's farewell address — he quoted Atticus Finch, and he said, 'You never fully understand what a person's going through until you can see it through their point of view,'" Reggie Bythewood added.
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The awkward visual space between the familiar and the absurd can be alluring, and it's a pleasure to see it through Harris's lens, whose images are rich in their strangeness and colorful, William Eggleston-style saturation.
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"If you're working on a serious landscape, it takes decades to see it through and get it right," continues Wilkie, who has just won permission to vivify the gardens surrounding the Natural History Museum in London.
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"Whenever we get that decision from the doctor, it's sort of a no-brainer, but you have to applaud Kenley for feeling good and wanting to still kind of see it through," manager Dave Roberts said.
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I'm deep enough into Horizon now that I have to see it through, or I'll kick myself; while Zelda I can take with me on the move, picking away at it one commute at a time.
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Given the herculean nature of the effort, and the cultural shifts it demanded, many warned that it might take years for the system to come to full fruition — and unwavering political will to see it through.
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There's juuuuust enough to enjoy and appreciate about ReCore to keep me coming back, but there's a larger reason I'm hoping to see it through to the end: It's instructive to play a bad video game.
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Released in 1986 as the result of Lee's industrious determination to see it through, the independent film was a 90-minute journey into the life of a twenty-something struggling artist trying to ethically juggle three lovers.
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In a statement, Dick Smith said its directors were "confident on the long-term viability of the company (but) have been unsuccessful in obtaining the necessary support of its banking syndicate to see it through this period".
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Victor Sandy, who helps suppliers hedge the risk of nonpayment for goods at Michigan-based Global Commercial Credit LLC, said vendors will be looking to see if Sears can secure enough financing to see it through bankruptcy.
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It also said that it had arranged around 1,270 MW of additional capacity through a gas-fired plant, mobile diesel generators, curbs on industrial power use and imports from neighbouring countries, which will see it through winter.
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I think I mean she's a surrogate for the reader, and that she is experiencing this world for the first time and seeing it, and you kind of want to see it through her eyes a little bit.
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But in order to convict him a jury would have to believe that Nunez was shrewd enough to devise the plan, ruthless enough to see it through, and rash enough to take the risk that it might fail.
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"I would think that the new MOCA director of all people should be excited about L.A. for its own sake and not see it through another city," said Micol Hebron, the feminist artist and Chapman University art professor.
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"We need to let these career professionals do their jobs, see it through...I don't think he should be stepping down and I don't think he should be fired," Ryan said in an interview on Fox News Sunday.
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And to understand Los Angeles from all angles, see it through the eyes of an early-203th-century private eye (Chinatown), a late-20th-century wannabe actor (Swingers), and Pulitzer Prize-winning food critic Jonathan Gold (City of Gold).
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Ever since, he had spoken of trying to deliver to Portugal that long-craved glory, and having finally reached the precipice again, he broke down once it was clear that he would not be able to see it through.
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When Britons voted for it in a 2016 referendum, and Prime Minister Theresa May and her Conservatives promised to see it through, he shifted his focus to media work, hosting a radio show and appearing on television news programs.
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Stone's group gave a presentation at a 2014 physics conference reporting on their initial results, "but it took some time to complete the detailed measurements, write the work up for publication, and see [it] through the review process," he told Gizmodo.
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It bothers me that the movie puts her through so much in the background, including near death and the eventual destruction of her family, and we only really see it through how it affects Peter's chances to hang with her.
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He wants the public to have a chance at appreciating what he has built, but he just doesn't have the means to make that a reality, and hopes someone else who shares his vision is out there to see it through.
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My idea was to elevate it all through the score, to see it through the eyes of what it would feel like to have an orchestra colour very urbanized scenes as opposed to a hip-hop soundtrack being a musical backdrop.
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I had done this drive across the barren west several dozen times times since growing up between Colorado and Nevada and all the road-dog touring, but I got to see it through their eyes for the first time anew.
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Despite early skepticism about the Republican-led panel's commitment to the investigation, the four have made it clear that they are determined to see it through to a conclusion that would satisfy the public and their colleagues in both parties.
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But on September 20th the firm's main banks threatened to withdraw their support if the group was not able to find an additional £200m in financing, which they calculated it would need to see it through the lean winter months.
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"I have continued to endure this position and try to see it through to the end and be clear with the agency that they are not knocking the wind out of me, I am not losing my stride," Grimes said.
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She's ticked that she doesn't find it, but Pizzolatto suggests that she hasn't earned it: This case has inspired her curiosity, but she hasn't lived through its cascading tragedies and disappointments, so she doesn't have the right to see it through.
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Rome has thrown Alitalia a short-term lifeline, a bridging loan of up to 400 million euros to see it through a bankruptcy process, under which an administrator will decide if it can be sold as a going concern or should be liquidated.
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One of the most beautiful aspects of Simien's work lies in the way it takes a timeworn fictional subject — life on campus — and lets us see it through the eyes of mostly black students who are so rarely at the center of the narrative.
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"Now I find that the day's blur together of breastfeeding, sleeping when I can, tears of happiness (& sometimes fear), & no longer having a case of 'The Monday's' … Because everyday is a new adventure when you see it through your little ones eyes #motherhoodrising #normalizebreastfeeding."
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And while pregnancy, the subject of Knisley's book, is not an illness, Knisley details the many junctures in her life in which pregnancy (first, to avoid it; later, to enact it; finally, to see it through) has made her, sometimes quite painfully, a medical patient.
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Mr. Mathews said that many African and Arab traders in Guangzhou overstayed their visas because the official limit on their stays — typically two weeks or a month — often did not provide enough time to commission a factory order and see it through to completion.
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After so much mediated confrontation, she has to work herself up to this act of exposure ("Just see it through, because it's absolutely crucial, this is about your life," she tells herself), but she barely makes it through a paragraph before the family revolts.
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Hardly. Rather than see microcredit as it was portrayed in its heyday — as a way to get people out of poverty — we should see it through a different lens: as a way to expand options for poor people by offering more reliable financial services.
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Rome has thrown the crisis-hit airline a short-term lifeline, a bridging loan of up to 400 million euros ($436 million) to see it through a process whereby an administrator will decide if it can be sold as a going concern or should be liquidated.
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One of the most loved Hollywood archetypes is that of the underdog: the movie that almost didn't get made, the script or story that spent years struggling to find a filmmaker or studio executive who would put their shoulder behind the project and see it through.
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PARIS, Nov 29 (Reuters) - France has sufficient gas in storage to see it through winter even in the event of an exceptionally cold snap, thanks in part to a sharp increase in the flow of liquefied natural gas (LNG), network operators GRTgaz and Terega said on Friday.
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The feeling here is that the writer began with a method that acts like a template and so has to see it through, with the result, for example, that Henry James's comeuppance is improbably (and not credibly) similar to that of one of Smith's fortune hunters.
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Indeed, some euro zone officials have been briefing privately that Greece has enough money to see it through for now, even if it fails to get the next tranche of bailout funds by the July deadline for paying back as much as 6.23 billion euros of debt falling due.
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"More prominently discussed is if the Senate has all of these procedural things it has to do it might not be finished in time, and maybe [we'll need] a short-term [bill] just to see it through — should we come to agreement on the other things," she said.
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Hurt by high debt levels, online rivals and geopolitical uncertainty, Thomas Cook needed another 200 million pounds on top of a 900 million pound package it had already agreed, to see it through the winter months when it receives less cash and must pay hotels for summer services.
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Hurt by high levels of debt, online competition and geopolitical uncertainty, Thomas Cook needs to find another 200 million pounds on top of a 900 million pound package it had already agreed, to see it through the winter months when it needs to pay hotels for their summer services.
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She survived that, but with the 100 day countdown to Brexit about to begin, Britain still doesn't know on what terms it will leave the bloc, whether May will be in office to see it through or whether it will be forced to delay or revoke the Article 50 process.
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Write it down on the downloadable worksheet (it can be customized to fit any style or environment you'd like — the point is to stay hyperfocused on one goal at a time and see it through to fruition.) At Google, it's the manager's job to check in regularly and make sure individuals adhere to their goals.
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It doesn't always have to be overt, like some of the songs I've written are very overt and very direct, some other ones I've written are not like that, they're more image-laden with metaphors and everything and give you a chance to see it through different light, but the subject is always there.
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It takes its name from another turn-of-the-century establishment on Doyers Street, an ornate restaurant where a traditional carved second-story balcony crested with a larger-than-life-size eagle was built as a kind of advertisement for passengers on the Third Avenue elevated line, who could see it through the train windows.
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I expect Robert to throw a tantrum, either about seeing Julian or about his frozen assets, but instead he sits down with Frances and gives her compliments about her gallery and says how nice it is that she had a vision and was able to see it through — hinting at the downfall of his own Fun Space idea.
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As a music producer for the Metropolitan Opera, he operates a soundboard — you can see it through a window on the Grand Tier level of the house — that feeds broadcasts for radio, movie theater screenings and, in the case of the season-opening gala performance of Saint-Saëns's "Samson et Dalila" on Monday, a simulcast in Times Square.
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If it can keep its head, though, and bring off a Brexit that does not plunge the country into chaos or paupery, then its long habit of exercising power, its ruthlessness with its leaders and its ability to mix firmness with flexibility—qualities which have made the Conservative Party the democratic world's most successful political machine—may yet see it through.
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LS: Like I play lacrosse as a defender, like if you could see it through the eyes of like a professional defender who knows what to do and knows what to slide, knows when to rotate and like, a man down, that would just be really helpful for a lot of people who don't ... I didn't understand any of those expressions.
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That's why, ahead of Jessica Jones' upcoming season 2 premiere on March 8, it's worth going back to the drama's inaugural season to see it through the lens of #MeToo and Time's Up. Those two movements were born out of the October 2017 New York Times story that first revealed Weinstein's decades of alleged predatory behavior and led to many more men being unmasked as monsters.
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While I still think it is a pretty poor excuse for public transportation, I can't help but see it through the eyes of my three-year-old and notice the gorgeous artwork at every station, and the way I want to throw up a little when it tips at an angle over the Detroit River, or how it announces the next stop and then, two seconds later, we are at that stop.
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For a few seconds—from the moments British comedian Leigh Francis says "I get to slap you in the face" in a problematic accent, to the point where Justin interjects with a meek "How many times are you…" as he is struck repeatedly with deli slices—Justin Timberlake is no longer international pop star and sex person Justin Timberlake, but an ordinary man who knows he has made an error in judgment and yet possesses the steely determination to see it through to its bitter end.
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" (Try this Fraas throw currently marked way down, or try Nadaam's full $250 set, which includes socks, an eye mask and a carrying case to use to sheath those questionable airplane pillows.) Keys, who has partnered with Acuvue as part of its See It Through campaign, also says she's partial to the brand's 1-Day Oasys lenses for travel as well: "It's so great that I can just throw them away at the end of the day instead of trying to clean and keep track of them and be worried about that on a trip.
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The McDonald's Manby Kanye West McDonalds ManMcDonalds ManThe french fries had a planThe french fries had a plan The salad bar and the ketchup made a bandCus the french fries had a planThe french fries had a plan McDonalds ManMcDonaldsI know them french fries have a planI know them french fries have a plan The cheeseburger and the shakes formed a bandTo overthrow the french fries planI always knew them french fries was evil man Smelling all good and shitI don't trust no food that smells that good manI don't trust itI just can't McDonalds ManMcDonalds ManMcDonalds, damnThem french fries look good tho I knew the Diet Coke was jealous of the friesI knew the McNuggets was jealous of the friesEven the McRib was jealous of the friesI could see it through his artificial meat eyesAnd he only be there some of the time Everybody was jealous of them french friesExcept for that one special guyThat smooth apple pie KANYE WROTE A RAP ABOUT MCDONALDS FOR FRANK'S MAGAZINE, IM DEAD pic.twitter.
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McDonalds Man McDonalds Man The french fries had a plan The french fries had a plan The salad bar and the ketchup made a band Cus the french fries had a plan The french fries had a plan McDonalds Man McDonalds I know them french fries have a plan I know them french fries have a plan The cheeseburger and the shakes formed a band To overthrow the french fries plan I always knew them french fries was evil man Smelling all good and shit I don't trust no food that smells that good man I don't trust it I just can't McDonalds Man McDonalds Man McDonalds, damn Them french fries look good tho I knew the Diet Coke was jealous of the fries I knew the McNuggets was jealous of the fries Even the McRib was jealous of the fries I could see it through his artificial meat eyes And he only be there some of the time Everybody was jealous of them french fries Except for that one special guy That smooth apple pie Some notes: Per Kanye's writings, one might think of the French fries as the Trump voters of the McDonald's kingdom hierarchy.
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McDonalds man McDonalds man The French fries had a plan The French fries had a plan The salad bar and the ketchup made a band Cus the French fries had a plan The French fries had a plan McDonalds man McDonalds I know them French fries have a plan I know them French fries have a plan The cheeseburger and the shakes formed a band To overthrow the French fries plan I always knew them French fries was evil man Smelling all good and shit I don't trust no food that smells that good man I don't trust it I just can't McDonalds man McDonalds man McDonalds, damn Them French fries look good tho I knew the Diet Coke was jealous of the French fries I knew the McNuggets was jealous of the French fries Even the McRib was jealous of the fries I could see it through his artificial meat eyes And he only be there some of the time Everybody was jealous of them French fries Except for that one special guy That smooth apple pie KANYE WROTE A RAP ABOUT MCDONALDS FOR FRANK'S MAGAZINE, IM DEAD pic.twitter.
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