And some I pray never see the light of day.
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Its project will likely never see the light of day.
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Will his character live to see the light of day?
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Unfortunately, the Chameleon may never see the light of day.
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Neither, though, is likely to see the light of day.
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" He added: "We couldn't really see the light, you know?
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A "Muppets" series will never see the light of day.
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Actually, it took her a while to see the light.
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I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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"I can see the light in her," commented Madgy on YouTube.
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Here's hoping Spotify lets it see the light of day officially.
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And perhaps some spicy emails will see the light of day.
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I could see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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It's possible these features might never see the light of day.
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"I do see the light at the end of the tunnel."
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It's a budget that should not see the light of day.
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"We see the light for us as a team," Fister said.
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This moment is all there is, and then you see the light.
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Of course, I'm far from the first person to see the light.
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Other proposals in the review may well see the light of day.
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So by painting black paintings, you've taught yourself to see the light?
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In many ways, doing so can help us better see the light.
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But he's still trying to see the light in these hard times.
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Stone is not sure key documents will see the light of day.
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My sister didn't see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Rubio's backers may see the light on Super Tuesday, not March 15.
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Price: $30.00 Price: $9.99Help them see the light in these dark times.
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You want your projects to see the light of day, don't you?
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This is one of those situations where I will see the light.
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Even Tech Editor Pete Pachal has come around to see the light.
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To be clear, this thing may never see the light of day.
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We reach the top, and I see the light in Zwart's eyes.
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He just couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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It is immoral and it should not see the light of day.
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You can just barely see the light glint on their helmets. pic.twitter.
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Will a video for this song ever see the light of day?
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They want to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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" Pilot: "I now see the light as it flies off of there.
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The L.G.B.T.Q. community still does not see the light of day here.
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"I can see the light at the end of the tunnel," he says.
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For all we know, Project Linda may never see the light of day.
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I have to cup my hand over my eye to see the light.
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It was amazing to see the light in your soul from knowing Jesus.
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And thanks to Shell, the Ox may finally see the light of day.
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It's unclear if any of them will ever see the light of day.
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And I'm working on one now that could see the light of day.
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Like the kid on that terrace in Lyon, you see the light. ♦
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Letting this study see the light of day would be a good start.
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"Let's hope they see the light over there in the House," he added.
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Not every idea born in the basement will see the light of day.
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Because the president doesn't want these documents to see the light of day.
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Without that solution none of these fantasies will see the light of day.
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Some well-designed studies on gun violence do see the light of day.
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Maybe they'll see the light before this beta becomes official, but I'm not hopeful.
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" "It's pretty frustrating to see the light that people are putting him in now.
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I felt like I could see the light again after being like in hell.
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I can't say if Hope Hicks is going to see the light anytime soon.
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Dorsey emphasized that even the "clarification" option might never see the light of day.
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Lots of hidden innovation goodies that have yet to see the light of day.
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Like many projects within Facebook, it may never actually see the light of day.
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Those tipsy clips are probably too shaky to ever see the light of day.
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Shave $8.50 off this item's normal cost to see the light for less today.
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Whether Chengdu's artificial moon will ever see the light of day—that remains uncertain.
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To see DACA end would be to see the light in their eyes dim.
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But the game won't see the light of day, at least not on Steam.
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From the outside, 1993's See the Light tour seemed like the definitive break.
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Hopefully more people will be able to see the light from it soon enough.
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Its implicit message: You can't see the light until you've figured out what's underground.
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Traversing the road back to softness helped the artist once again see the light.
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Perhaps the Apex 2020 will see the light of day in a future event.
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"I can't see the light at the end of the tunnel," says one businessman.
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But I don't see the light -- in the total sense of the word 'light.
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"We don't see the light at the end of the tunnel yet," he said.
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Companies often file patents for products and features that never see the light of day.
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Centuries. I suppose I won't be able to see the light of this new era.
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So long, many doubted whether the buzzy headsets would ever see the light of day.
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Hopefully this product doesn't get canceled before it can see the light of day. [Bloomberg]
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Amazon is awarded several patents many of which do not see the light of day.
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And, even then, the data in question will not see the light until publication day.
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Many of them are loaded onto buses and never see the light of day again.
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But the alternate controllers Google considered are less likely to see the light of day.
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They'd make it rain in useless stock options that'll never see the light of vesting.
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Honestly, at one point I didn't see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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To their credit, they were eventually able to convince their colleagues to see the light.
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"These are 2,975 people that will no longer see the light of day," Cruz added.
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"It was hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel," she said.
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Pitch the wrong reporter or publication, and your story won't see the light of day.
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Pitch the wrong reporter or publication, and your story won't see the light of day.
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If anyone deserves to never see the light of day again, it is this man.
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However, it's unlikely the twist ending was ever meant to see the light of day.
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With big open windows, the cafe will see the light of day while others won't.
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Are we keeping things hidden that we are grateful will never see the light of day?
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Worried Worried: You should assume that — no matter what — your friend will not see the light.
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But, of course, all of these proposals might never see the light of day in Congress.
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You work so hard but you don't see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Only pregnant females seeking another berry to lay their eggs actually see the light of day.
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She says she also never gave permission for those pics to see the light of day.
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Well, and I sometimes go out and see the light of the sun with my friends.
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Amazon, like most tech companies, frequently tests ideas internally that never see the light of day.
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Hopefully, that scene will see the light of day on the Game Of Thrones DVD boxset.
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"With the events unfolding today, the story needed to see the light of day," said Bigelow.
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"Hopefully, we'll see the light at the end of the tunnel within the next 10 years."
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Democrats are concerned it will never see the light of day if the copies are destroyed.
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Pelosi, however, said she's not confident those transcripts will survive to see the light of day.
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This means it's almost time for your legs to see the light of day once again.
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Critics believe Republicans can't lead, and future conservative reforms will never see the light of day.
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But if Congress adopts the CHOICE Act, the rule won't ever see the light of day.
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For the sake of future generations, I'm counting on you to help it see the light.
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"I don't think this rule is ever going to see the light of day," he said.
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Hollywood movie studios are renowned for buying up scripts that never see the light of day.
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The SPV was first proposed in September but has yet to see the light of day.
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Those artists' songs were radiant and euphoric; you wanted to see the light that they saw.
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For the next 175 minutes, the movie tries very hard but struggles to see the light.
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We keep Ellie's room very dark with blackout curtains, and you can barely see the light.
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So, the good news is ... there's still hope the music will see the light of day.
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This comes on the heels of Birdman saying 'Carter V' will see the light of day.
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You can see the light at the end, but you never feel like you'll reach it.
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These predictions involve the American people waking up from their stupor to finally see the light.
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Emperor Naruhito's cheery reflections on life in Britain nearly did not see the light of day.
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And that headset itself may or may not ever see the light of day (RIP, AirPower).
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"I see the light bills getting paid," he said, his voice slightly muffled by his cube.
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You see the light bulb itself because some of the light it emits hits your eye.
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With motion detection, someone will come over a fence, see the light and jump back over.
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"I can see the light, I'm out of the hole that I was in," she said.
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It would also mean that the report could at some point see the light of day.
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In an interview on CNBC on Tuesday, he predicted that doubters would eventually see the light.
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"I think the government doesn't want that information to see the light of day," Olson said.
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It was the hub where you could see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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That's not too bad for an album that was uncertain to see the light of day.
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Instead, a Warners project many thought would never see the light of day is making a comeback.
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What approach do you think might work in trying to get our friend to see the light?
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We're told the staffers believe CBS never should have let the clip see the light of day. .
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It probably won't see the light of day — it's too angry and incoherent to share with anyone.
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Data that are anonymous today may no longer be when new data see the light of day.
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It took three years for Half Hearted Hero's latest, Isn't Real, to see the light of day.
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And your product will never see the light of day if it fails to meet certain standards.
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Now, to the dismay of geeks everwhere, Project Ara will probably never see the light of day.
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Moreover, tech companies don't ever talk about canceled products because they'll never see the light of day.
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"It was a little intimidating, and took me about four visits to see the light," Abbatine said.
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"When the s—-y boyfriends leave, she starts to see the light on some stuff," Braun said.
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"People don't change because they see the light; they change because they feel the heat," Larsen said.
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"Honestly, at one point I didn't see the light at the end of the tunnel," Williams said.
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However, since cities often went with other proposals, these designs often don't see the light of day.
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You have great sway over which policies see the light of day, and which ones do not.
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You can see why Trilling was not eager for Podhoretz's memoir to see the light of day.
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Twitter tests a number of things that never see the light of day in a public product.
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It can feel too simple, too beige or too boring to ever see the light of day.
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I just reconciled myself that whatever they decided he will never see the light of day again.
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He has expressed no such determination to allow the Democratic memo to see the light of day.
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They always smiled, as if relieved to see the light on the other side of their eyelids.
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Perhaps he'll see the light and call for a clean energy revolution to revitalize our manufacturing sector?
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LONDON — When Anne Washburn started her Trump play, she didn't think it would ever see the light.
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Companies frequently file patents for inventions they're prototyping and developing that many never see the light of day.
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That's why you see the light of planes and perhaps a few shooting star whiz across the frame.
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Now that the case is over, there's little hope that information will ever see the light of day.
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What advice do you have for people who can't see the light at the end of the tunnel?
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But, for some reason, this text didn&apost see the light of day until the I.G. report. Why?
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We all agreed that if we thought it was rubbish it wouldn't see the light of day [laughs].
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It's taken two years to see the light at the end of the tunnel and where we're headed.
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However, Munster cautioned that what seem like viable Apple projects may never actually see the light of day.
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This should help ensure it will see the light of day whether her successor likes it or not.
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I didn't have any idea of how I would see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Meanwhile, a partnership with TransferWise was announced in March but has yet to see the light of day.
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It's become so ubiquitous in the private sector that the government has begun to see the light too.
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If you want to help a friend see the light, Beau recommends sitting them down with the numbers.
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For every person who is willing to listen and leave, there's another who refuses to see the light.
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As is always the case with such reports, these products might never actually see the light of day.
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They're funky with the must of the archive and don't often see the light of movie-theater day.
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They'd see the light, and their train of thought was instantly derailed, and they'd end their set abruptly.
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But just because a book gets optioned doesn't mean a film will ever see the light of day.
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"Lots of data is collected on scanners, but it often doesn't see the light of day," McGhee said.
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But first things first: The Trump-McConnell dirty energy bill must not see the light of day. Sen.
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This is one reason most states and cities don't let the market numbers see the light of day.
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It remains unclear whether the AHS data will see the light of day in time to be considered.
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We'll have to see if either piece of legislation will see the light of day in the Senate.
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Whatever the true nature of this unsettling sylvan scene, it was enough to make Al see the light.
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Were we the chosen ones who had managed to see the light or were we still chasing shadows?
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And this is why a new German government might only see the light of day in early 2018.
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I predict that I'll keep some bits private, but most of it will see the light of day.
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With Trump incoming, if you leave Chelsea there She will never see the light of day, or worse.
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Nonconservatives like Mr. Stewart because he is different, but I see the light of fanaticism in his eyes.
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Opposed: Well, when you put it like that... In favor: Glad I could help you see the light.
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Soon enough, many of us won't see the light of day, except for a brief glimpse during our lunchbreak.
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The billions of roaches that pass through the facility each year never get to see the light of day.
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Surrounded by bankruptcy and devastation, even the optimists struggled to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Whether it's legitimate or not, let me just say this: thank Christ it didn't see the light of day.
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It's almost a kind of homage to MBV that it's taken a while to see the light of day.
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"Sometimes I thought we'd never see the light / Went through hell with heaven on our side," the song goes.
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I can still see the light filtering into the room and the computer in a corner on the table.
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Ceres is also covered in dark spots, craters that—because of their position—never see the light of day.
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And, Diablo gives a shout out to Paris Hilton, who helped him see the light after plunging into darkness.
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Now, only if the weather would warm up a bit so they could actually see the light of day.
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On June 20, the Trump administration released a report some officials hoped would never see the light of day.
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Six years before, we worked on some tracks that were probably never going to see the light of day.
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But it would also risk the possibility that much of his work does not see the light of day.
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In years past, allegations of misconduct or harassment against business executives often did not see the light of day.
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As Samuelsohn reported, Mueller's findings "may never see the light of day" if he sticks to standard operating procedure.
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The system is still powerful men getting stories killed that I believe will someday see the light of day.
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Although, remember, the Mi Mix Alpha is still a concept, so this might never see the light of day.
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Now, their findings and recovered Apollo mission data that weren't previously well-publicized can see the light of day.
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At the end, Baker sings profoundly of strength, of coming out to see the light and wanting to stay.
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But you have to have the goal in order to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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The broad civil discovery available to plaintiffs means potentially embarrassing or damaging information could see the light of day.
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Let's be rational in our opposition and bring the populace that is getting fed up to see the light.
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A declassified summary was released in 26, but the rest of it may never see the light of day.
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Now it turns out that it is not so easy to directly see the light of those distant stars.
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The tool is one of many ideas the company has discussed and may never see the light of day.
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Without them, many groundbreaking innovations – particularly those from independent inventors and startups – would never see the light of day.
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You had to suffer some before you could see the light, and certainly before you could become a leader.
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When the news broke this morning, fans celebrated that Tha Carter V would finally see the light of day.
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With Trump incoming, if you leave Chelsea in prison,she will never see the light of day, or worse.
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It's a significant development, and especially noteworthy given that Abu Zubaydah was never supposed to see the light of day.
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As always, a patent does not necessarily means such a product will see the light of day soon, or ever.
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Your point of view deserves to see the light of day — and it's how you'll move your career forward, too.
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"So I'm sure, in China, the Tibetan flag—even if it got approved—would never see the light of day."
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It's safe to say that the P18K, which started at $549 on Indiegogo, will never see the light of day.
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The Wall Street Journal warns, however, that this rumored hybrid checking account may never actually see the light of day.
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"It drew a little blood," Smith divulges — and he hints that the outtakes may eventually see the light of day.
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The phone in the image is a prototype, but Vivo claims the technology will see the light of day soon.
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It's a shame that we've had to wait this long for the Link Bar to see the light of day.
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"It might give him a chance to see the light at the end of the tunnel," he told Fox 40.
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They wouldn't admit whether the Avista's interior will ever see the light of a showroom, but it almost doesn't matter.
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If you aren't convinced of the star-nosed mole's value by now, then you may never see the light (hah).
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At this point, I would hope the voters in Philadelphia would see the light and send Mayor James Kenney packing.
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Obviously, Chyna's death isn't Tammy's fault ... but Sytch says she wishes she could've gotten her friend to see the light.
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As with all patents, however, it's unclear whether any of Airbus' latest ideas will ever see the light of day.
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Then, on Saturday, Wong unloaded even more possible features that may or may not ever see the light of day.
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I was disappointed in the outcome of the game, but you could see the light—there's light there for him.
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There are plays I've written that just didn't work on the page, so they'll never see the light of day.
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Warning: These are major spoilers — but can you spoil something that'll most likely never ever see the light of day?
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Yet, Google and Yahoo's projects on secure end-to-end encrypted email have yet to see the light of day.
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People leave because they are desperate; people leave because they cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Every year, countless new biographies, history books, and documentaries dedicated to the worst person ever see the light of day.
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Further, with Clinton at the helm, evidence of all of their previous abuses would never see the light of day.
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A full helping of lively crossover material and thoroughgoing spiritual jazz, it will see the light of day next month.
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Alternatively, Mr. Whitaker will move to impede Mr. Mueller and ensure that his findings never see the light of day.
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"This will probably never see the light of day, but it's too cool not to back for $200," thought Tschiltsch.
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Bernie Sanders was cantankerous and impatiently dismissed concerns that his proposals were too ambitious to see the light of day.
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It also helped additional footage see the light which was either mistakenly or deliberately left out of a FOIA release.
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Bernie Sanders was cantankerous and impatiently dismissed concerns that his proposals were too ambitious to see the light of day.
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Maybe the 2018 mid-term elections will punish and defeat all those elected officials that refuse to see the light.
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Given that level of wrongdoing, the idea that Mueller's findings might not ever see the light of day is ridiculous.
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John clearly thinks ideology combined with age make it impossible for a man like Donald Trump to see the light.
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And what to do with those clothes that — admit it — aren't going to see the light of day anytime soon?
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Zachary Levi made one patient extremely happy after serenading her with his Tangled song "I See the Light" alongside Selena Gomez.
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In the past few weeks, you could see The Light Between Oceans and Sully, both good, serious films for grown-ups.
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Of course, companies experiment with hardware prototypes all the time — but most of these things never see the light of day.
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Maybe it will work, and Sanders will see the light, but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for Sanders to quit.
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" See The Light"People always assume that blondes aren't very intelligent, and being a model on top of that doesn't help.
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Erdogan calls me Hitler every two weeks — I don't see the light at the end of the tunnel [regarding Turkey's future].
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These patented ideas may never see the light of day, but it highlights that the communication between drones will be key.
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There are at least five good reasons to go see The Light Between Oceans when it hits theaters on September 2.
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The photos it produced of my body, however, are truly grotesque monstrosities that I pray never see the light of day.
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He's got seven more opportunities to make guest stars like Lin-Manuel Miranda, Tiffany Haddish, and Kate McKinnon see the light.
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Being able to see the light from an exoplanet is huge because then we can study what's in the planet's atmosphere.
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You can see the light fuzz he's covered in, the small cracks in his eyebrows, and the fluff of his hair.
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How can a plan like Ocasio-Cortez's see the light of day when her own party seems likely to bury it?
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If it does finally see the light of day, Fergusson suggested the movie wouldn't just be an exercise in fan service.
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The all-glass iPhone probably isn't coming anytime soon—and we pray that it will never see the light of day.
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After all, great movies like Psycho, Alien, and The Shining also opened to bad reviews, but now we see the light.
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If Pokémon Prism wanted to see the light of day, it needed to operate in anonymity for as long as possible.
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In in the spirit of optimism, do you see the light at the end of the tunnel, as has been described?
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Maybe we could be one of those miracle stories, where we both see the light and have a healthy, happy ending.
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Mr. Peña Nieto either doesn't believe it will ever see the light of day or lacks the backbone to oppose it.
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C'EST LUNDI — Welcome to POLITICO Pro Canada's morning newsletter, where we see the light at the end of the campaign tunnel!
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We must pay attention to the state legislatures and make sure that pernicious legislative proposals never see the light of day.
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Completed some 18 months prior, there were moments when the pair feared Say Yes would never see the light of day.
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Bernie Sanders pledged to release his tax returns and there's no updated timeline on when they'll see the light of day.
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Gazes that may have been scarred from the past, but wide enough to see the light at the end of the road.
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Here are two ads that would never see the light of day in 2016 and probably shouldn't have even 20 years ago.
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At this point, it's beginning to feel like that's the only place that this device will ever see the light of day.
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Elisabeth Moss, shot in extreme close-up, is acting her face off, and you can see the light dying in her eyes.
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That feature has yet to see the light of day, although I'm told it is still on track to launch this quarter.
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That can encourage you to stay on track — "You need to see the light at the end of the tunnel," she said.
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"Weird Al" Yankovic has some parodies of Prince hits stashed away in his vault, but they'll never see the light of day.
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The publishing of Dragon Teeth also raises a familiar ethical question: should a deceased author's unfinished stories see the light of day?
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But we're hanging in there and at least now we can sort of see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Of course, all the usual disclaimers about patents apply — it's entirely possible that this service will never see the light of day.
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That's one reason a Facebook take on social TV feels more interesting than most, should it ever see the light of day.
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It's a way of blocking out the majority of light from a star, to better see the light of an orbiting planet.
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The report stresses that all of Amazon's big retail store concepts are still exploratory, and could never see the light of day.
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His much-hyped "deal of the century", a peace plan for Israel and the Palestinians, may never see the light of day.
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That isn't shocking, though: Telefone took three years to see the light of day precisely because Warner is such a relentless perfectionist.
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Illustrators often put a lot of care and effort into depicting genitals that will never see the light of day in Japan.
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I think I can see the light at the end of the tunnel," she says, "but I am not quite there yet.
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When you see the light at the end of the tunnel, you're more likely to keep driving forward until you've reached it.
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Sadly, those reforms are very unlikely to see the light of day should the country now become distracted by Temer's political woes.
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" His post included, "See the light in others ... This lesson has come too late for me, but perhaps it can inspire you.
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Pluto keeps many secrets, but these secrets sometimes see the light of day, and this eclipse may be when they come out!
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But since most don't know the first thing about building them, many of those bright ideas never see the light of day.
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Sansa and Arya Stark finally see the light and execute Littlefinger; RIP Petyr Baelish and the worst English accent in modern television.
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So the question of whether the report will see the light of day may be more a matter of "if" than "when."
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One hopes we would not deteriorate as far as longing for more dire circumstances so that this country's leaders see the light.
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You can send sparks flying by scratching it against the streets, or see the light defuse by sticking it inside a cloud.
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With the Palestinians dismissing the plan as "dead on arrival," some analysts question whether it will ever see the light of day.
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The stage is made of grates, so you can see the light shine up, he caught his foot, and played it off.
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A prospective congressman will have their mechanophilia exposed, or a senator's old writings about LEGO porn will see the light of day.
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Just remember you don't necessarily have to opt for Nintendo's wireless SNES gamepads if they ever do see the light of day.
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That music will see the light of day in April, when Blue Note releases "Just Coolin'," featuring six tracks from that session.
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Photo: ZensAnnounced when Apple added wireless charging to the iPhone, the AirPower charging pad was never to see the light of day.
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It's a prototype that may never see the light of day on a production line, at least not for a long time.
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You see the light on, which means the oven is on, and you see trays of untouched empanadas and other hors d'oeuvres.
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Evidence obtained from subpoenas or search warrants will be preserved, but without a trial, it might never see the light of day.
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Unless that happens, the new products NIO revealed over the weekend may never get the chance to see the light of day.
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This requires a lot of inventiveness, but right now, we're just starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Evidence obtained from subpoenas or search warrants will be preserved, but without a trial, it might never see the light of day.
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If you've never drawn the connection between a Whopper Jr. and bullying, then Burger King is here to help you see the light.
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As it happens, they sometimes spend thousands of dollars, and countless hours, for shoes that may never even see the light of day.
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" The source adds: "At this point, if she pleads guilty, she feels like the mitigating evidence will never see the light of day.
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"Rooms in this building are littered in things we didn't let see the light of day because they're just not right," says Limp.
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While we wait for those projects to see the light of day, we'll at least have this short video to tide us over.
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"As long as we can keep making his case, the others will eventually begin to see the light," said one senior Trump adviser.
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Willem's character, in his paradigm, can only see the light as a "she," but I think that the lens is actually dual-gendered.
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His beautiful mug is also the reason that a sequel to Call Me By Your Name might never see the light of day.
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"I feel most like myself when I'm making a connection with someone and I see the light in their eyes," she told us.
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But these new approaches in Mexico and Canada may never see the light of day if the American trade representatives get their way.
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Its two unreleased projects — Stranger Things and The Wolf Among Us Season 2 — are now unlikely to ever see the light of day.
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Keep in mind that they're in various stages of development, and, as such, may change dramatically or never see the light of day.
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Most of us have embarrassing skeletons from our past relationships hiding in our closets that we hope never see the light of day.
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Perhaps. Tech giants file patents all the time for innovations that may never see the light of day, and Apple is no exception.
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I've got a lot of projects in the works that I'm really excited about and should hopefully see the light of day soon!
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Give us the little hurt, and we'll laugh along with you through the pain until we see the light on the other side.
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Maduro's pivot away from the dollar was derided by opposition lawmakers, who questioned whether the "petro" would ever see the light of day.
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Trey Gowdy, the Republican in charge of oversight in the House, said he hoped those around Trump would help him see the light.
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As I noted then, Biden's claim that the Kentucky senator and his fellow Republicans will "see the light" after Trump stretches all credulity.
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They sing, in order: "I See the Light" from Tangled, "You'll Be In My Heart" from Tarzan, and "Go the Distance" from Hercules.
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"We definitely started to see the light at the end of the tunnel," Surapong Paisitpattanapong, spokesman of the FTI's Auto Industry, told reporters.
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And the infrastructure bill is stuck in U.S. Congress, raising doubts whether the trillion-dollar plan will ever see the light of day.
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"I worried that we would have to evaluate a whole bunch of things that would never see the light of day," he said.
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"The law is changed by people who listen to wananchi (citizens) ... That (proposed amendment) will not see the light of day," he said.
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At the moment there's a great pile of books by friends and colleagues that are just about to see the light of day.
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Now, if Lydia didn't change her ways or see the light or something, it might be very hard for someone to forgive her.
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Perhaps especially so now that we can finally see the light, or really the opposite of it, at the end of the tunnel.
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But last week Visa, PayPal, MasterCard and Stripe all dropped out, fueling concerns that the project may never see the light of day.
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This rule means that even if a bill would pass Congress on a bipartisan vote, it will never see the light of day.
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Yet, there are some glaring inconsistencies and hidden agendas that should see the light of day if we go down the primrose path.
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Some of them didn't see the light of day, like Matt Wilder who worked on my favourite album of all time, Tragic Kingdom.
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That said, I can also see the light standing out too much in a lot of dining rooms — the glowing disk is pretty unique.
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There are a handful of projects that are being worked on, but we don't know which one(s) will see the light of day.
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Even though Apple has been awarded the patent, it does not necessarily mean this technology will see the light of day in its products.
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" Burnett said other variety shows during that time "could never see the light of day today because the networks just wouldn't spend the money.
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I have a project I've been working on for 10 months and I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel!
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Instead, the company stresses that what's good for the planet is simply good for business, and it thinks other industries will see the light.
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To be real, though, having seen the truly terrible first few episodes, I don't think this show will see the light of day ever.
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It's simple: Every time you see the light go on, it's time to drink — then just put it down until your next alert comes.
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They see the light of a disco ball about five times a year, particularly right now, with the holidays and New Year's Eve looming.
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There's no timeline on when the new Versa will see the light of day; Fitbit hasn't announced any events where it could be revealed.
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Amazon is an aggressive filer of patents and being awarded one does not mean that the idea will necessarily see the light of day.
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The team behind this assistant, if it should see the light of day, suggests it might be tied to some sort of Oculus project.
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A gold color could boost iPhone X sales, but then again, it could be a canned color that'll never see the light of day.
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"I'm sitting here in prison for 25 years, and may end up dying shortly in prison and not see the light of day again."
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There's no telling whether these patents will actually be commercialised and put into action — most are unlikely to ever see the light of day.
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He's made clear publicly that he wants the reporting to see the light of day; but untangling his business partnership with Halperin is complicated.
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Though yet to see the light of day, it was reported in 2015 that Beyoncé had recorded a 20-track Fela Kuti-inspired album.
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I guess it's a good thing I'm not a judge, because I don't think any of them would ever see the light of day.
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As Trump's statements are continually found to be false and Mueller's progress is revealed in court documents, many are beginning to see the light.
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The last five or six days, working hard with Alan and Marcus, I'm getting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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But depending on the outcome of the November election, they may never see the light of day, and that would be a tremendous loss.
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They may see the light of day at some point, but Adobe may also decide to can them and move on to greener pastures.
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The original is still hanging in her closet, Hilton said — and it may see the light of day once again in the near future.
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Don't hold your breath, though: The mere existence of a patent doesn't exactly guarantee that such a development will see the light of day.
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The lyrics talk about a lost love that will never see the light of reality, mixing into the song a sense of bittersweet acceptance.
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After being the first to suffer in the COVID-19 pandemic, China is starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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DMX can see the light at the end of the prison tunnel ... because we've learned he's going to be released in exactly one month.
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In taking the photographs I could see the light changing the interrelationship of all the elements from frame to frame as I was shooting.
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Pusha-T's "Daytona," released last Friday, was the first to see the light of day, while albums from Nas and Teyana Taylor are forthcoming.
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Think about the transition from Obama to Trump or Richard Nixon to Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterWill Trump's tax returns ever see the light of day?
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In fact, it appears we're sacrificing a successful program with demonstrable results for something that may or may not see the light of day.
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"People don't go to treatment because they see the light," said Kevin Pangburn, director of Substance Abuse Services for the Kentucky Department of Corrections.
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Once this reward system is learned -- see the light, press the lever, get the treat -- when in the sequence is dopamine released from neurons?
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He would bitch, and he would write sketches, and they would not see the light of day, and I was in all of them.
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"I'm concerned that work that's important doesn't see the light of day because p-values didn't come out to be below 0.05," said Wasserstein.
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If you've really flushed them, your phone and keys won't see the light of day until they reach the sewage treatment plant in your area.
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And while it's not quite Duke Nukem, constant delays have led to much speculation about whether the title would ever see the light of day.
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People tear their ACL in training all the time ... it's just much harder to see the light at the end of the kung fu tunnel.
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PC gaming companies continue to make a splash at CES with experimental and sometimes outlandish devices that may never again see the light of day.
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And then it was absolutely terrifying to see the light from those swords swiftly extinguished as the zombie army wiped the horse-mounted warriors out.
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Most are gimmicky prototypes hocked by marketers that aren't intended to see the light of day, regardless of how much media buzz it might get.
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We do see the hope, we do see the light at the end of the tunnel, and we do believe it's going to pass eventually.
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The pair offered no concrete details on when this project will see the light of day, but "Sick" is enough to ease the indefinite wait.
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Birdman is doing a complete 180 over Lil Wayne's long-awaited 'Carter V' album ... because he's now vowing it WILL see the light of day.
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"As Ronald Reagan said, 'If you can't make them see the light, make them feel the heat,'" Feulner and Needham wrote in an op-ed.
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And while they may not see the light of day on an official release, they're more than enough for now, and we are very grateful.
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There has been plenty of discussion about Mueller's final report — but it remains unknown what, if any of it, will see the light of day.
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I know many of my former colleagues will consider the amortization of R&D as a placeholder that will never see the light of day.
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There are political rumblings coming from deep in Washington, though, of bipartisan federal privacy laws that may see the light of day in coming months.
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McConnell has vowed not to let any Supreme Court nominee of President Obama even see the light of a committee hearing room, among other things.
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"You would expect something like this in New York or California, but it will not see the light of day in Texas," Mr. Holcomb said.
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All that said: Not all tech patents see the light of day, as companies sometimes file them to keep other companies from developing similar technology.
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But you do see the light bending in there, and it is true that light will bend when it's exposed to very strong gravitational fields.
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You could see the light through them, the light through her skin, as well, like the light on a pearl still wet from the sea.
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The Jaguars can almost see the light at the end of the rebuilding tunnel: they're in a bad division; they've got cash to play with.
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It is one of many ideas Facebook has discussed with respect to entering China and it may never see the light of day, it added.
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Trying to pry them apart from Trump, to make them somehow see the light and turn on him, is a time- and energy-wasting exercise.
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She beats her chest in frustration and lies upon the rocks, waiting for the sun to rise so she can see the light of day.
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It wasn't until I started my transition at the age of 28 that I began to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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They will struggle as usual, and hopefully they'll see the light and parlay Bradley Beal for a true rebuild at the end of the season.
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At least it will be once again, either when Republicans see the light and do right, or when voters hold them to account in November.
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"In an age of data and modern machine learning, it shouldn't be so hard for this data to see the light of day," Pande wrote.
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"It is easy to draw lines in the sand and sketch out grand ideological visions that will never see the light of day," said Klobuchar.
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That said, if a Safdies x Pee-wee collaboration does see the light of day, hope will surely be fleeting for sad, old Pee-wee.
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" He closed to a standing ovation, saying, "I'm truly grateful for this award, and I hope others can see the light in what I did.
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But even Manchin-Toomey — watered down though it is — may never see the light of day in a Senate run by Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Hillary Clinton learned this lesson in 2016 the hard way when Republican states didn't flip to blue, despite predictions that conservative voters would see the light.
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Elizabeth composes herself, saunters over, and is pleasantly surprised when a newsman assures her that footage of the fight will never see the light of day.
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Fair warning: While these are all welcome features and would enhance Apple's smart speaker, some may get delayed or not even see the light of day.
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"I think a lot of people are doubting as to whether it will see the light of day," said Wood Mackenzie analyst Victor Tanevski in Sydney.
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Google is notorious for working on all kinds of experimental products that may never see the light of day, but this job posting seems pretty straightforward.
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It's possible the second probe is a counterintelligence investigation rather than a criminal investigation, in which case its results will never see the light of day.
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Head over to Dorkly to browse the best and the worst, and be thankful that some of these "inventions" will never see the light of day.
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At this stage, it's unlikely that Apple will ever see the light and give third-party apps full reign over iOS, but we can still dream.
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" It's the reason a lot of her tracks, including two recent collabs with the enigmatic A.K. Paul, have yet to see the light of day. "A.
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Ball culture didn't go mainstream, and many of the people in the scene died long before something like Pose could ever see the light of day.
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So, let's pack away our puffers, swap our chunky sweaters for breezy dresses, and let our sun-starved skin once again see the light of day.
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And there is no guarantee that any of the findings will ever see the light of day (which is why a special commission also is needed).
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But the paper, commissioned by the American Academy of Actuaries (AAA) and the Society of Actuaries (SoA), is not going to see the light of day.
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Though, the film's director Andrew Jay Cohen told Reuters Carey's scene was filmed, so cross your fingers it will one day see the light of day.
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Sombra is apparently very far along in development and will "see the light of day soon," Overwatch director Jeff Kaplan said in the announcement video (below).
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As with previous models, an LED light blinks when your Spectacles are recording, and I found it easy to see the light while wearing my glasses.
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When everything lifts up and the gates to heaven are so far open it's almost possible to see the light reflecting off God's white marble table?
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The moments she worked so hard (too hard?) to preserve in JPEG form would never see the light of day, let alone become treasured family heirlooms.
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"My school photos rarely see the light of day," Marcos, a man from Colorado who used to be very goth, tells me in a Twitter message.
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Countless others don't see the light of day because what at first appeared to be a great theme idea turns out to have already been done.
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For every amazing image a professional photographer takes, there will be hundreds, probably thousands, of images that are terrible and never see the light of day.
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Former HRC and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonTrump coronavirus response seen as threat to CDC confidence Will Trump's tax returns ever see the light of day?
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But since everyone now knows there will be no mercy and that the odds are in her favor, they'll see the light of day and surrender.
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Congress, both Democrats and Republicans, will eventually — sooner rather than later — see the light and get the nerve to act in favor of the long game.
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However, the Commission's road map for AI does does not necessarily mean any EU-wide rules on facial recognition will ever see the light of day.
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These heartbreaking stories will only increase if laws like Texas' Senate Bill 85033, a "show me your papers" law, continue to see the light of day.
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Mashable has been tracking the grandest examples of Hollywood vaporware in 2015, some of which may see the light of day, most of which will not.
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With travel facilitation programs halted and grant money in jeopardy, cooler heads in the New York legislature need to see the light and amend its law.
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Kickstarter (2009)It's hard to remember a time when Kickstarter wasn't a nightmare filled with imaginary products that will most likely never see the light of day.
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You might not have realized that you've been missing large-adults-ice-racing-in-beer-costumes from your life, but now, you will surely see the light.
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Perhaps this year Facebook could revisit some of these ideas, or it could come out with all new ones that might never see the light of day.
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This will be her first film role after Woody Allen's A Rainy Day In New York, which, due to controversies, may never see the light of day.
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"She controls the floor and if it doesn't come up for a vote, it won't see the light of day," the White House chief of staff said.
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The Apple electric car may never see the light of day, but here's hoping we get to see at least one Ive-designed automobile for the masses.
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We, the audience, are meant to sympathize with the crew and their ingenuity of getting Newman to metaphorically see the light and take back his harsh words.
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"With eight convictions already in place, and more possible convictions awaiting him, it seems that he has been bloodied up enough to see the light," Dressler said.
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That's why I left those tweets up though As I said doubt anything will see the light of day cos both were a few years ago now.
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"To see the light in her eyes when she has a baby in her arms, I don't care if it's real or if it's pretending," she said.
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They ended the year the way it began, continuing to exchange public spars over whether or not Tha Carter V will ever see the light of day.
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Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin were both arrested for alleged involvement in a massive college bribery scandal, but their mugshots likely won't see the light of day.
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Other characters are constantly and reasonably pointing out that our adult leads are in the wrong, and we're left hoping they'll come around and see the light.
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"The real, the unique misfortune: to see the light of day," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in his 1973 masterwork, The Trouble With Being Born.
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Some will make you smile, while others might remind you of a certain something in your own wardrobe that might never see the light of day again.
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Said products will first focus on cargo, and could see the light of day relatively quickly, given the scope of the engineering projects involved, BamBrogan told me.
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The bottom line: A lot of these proposals would need congressional approval, and that's why a great many of them will never see the light of day.
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Many great bills to fix these problems have already been introduced and are languishing in committees unable to see the light of day to be voted on.
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It would be a total disservice to both men and women to have this research see the light of day as if it were supporting a truth.
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Of course, there's still a question of how many of these accessories will ever see the light of day if you do invest in an Essential Phone.
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Still, it would be foolish to presume that the Trump supporters of this world will one day wake up, see the light, and start voting for Democrats.
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We'll be filing declassification review requests for some of them, but we're hoping with more awareness, more of these films will actually see the light of day.
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However, after the announcement, there was a long period of radio silence, leading many to wonder if the service would ever actually see the light of day.
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The brass at the division will ask him to come to the station so they can lay out the problems and see if he'll see the light.
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I'm not saying they should play, but summer league is an opportunity to sharpen elements of their skill-sets that wouldn't normally see the light of day.
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Suddenly old school friends whose previous musical endeavors had barely stretched beyond Kasabian, were musing on when the score might see the light of day on vinyl.
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You can restart it from the remote by holding down the TV and Menu buttons until you see the light on the front of the box flash.
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But 10 seconds is long enough to see what's on the other side of life — to feel my grandpa again, to see the light, to find peace.
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"Thus, I think it is fantastic that this product finally gets to see the light of day and for people to be able to play it finally."
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Similarly, it took Kash Doll four years to be released from her previous deal before her debut album Stacked could see the light of day last fall.
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Margaret Sweeney, the judge hearing the matter in the Court of Federal Claims, recently opened the door a crack, letting some documents see the light of day.
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" Tommy Cheung, a member of Hong Kong's legislative council representing the catering industry, said, "Right now, I don't see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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We can see the light given off by the star, but at that distance the angular size of the source is too small for telescopes to resolve.
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As such, the government is exploring how to potentially deepen its trade links with 11 partners: But this preparatory work may never see the light of day.
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Sources connected to Wayne tell TMZ ... the rapper's camp sent the network several emails insisting the interview never see the light of day, but ABC never responded.
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Unsure if the ring would ever see the light of day, I had stuffed it into my toiletries bag, the one now being emptied by the customs officer.
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I&aposm pretty sure I would have tried to claw right into my brain if a pastor hadn&apost heard me screaming, 'I want to see the light!
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And answering a query about the campaign on Meizu's official forums (via Engadget), company CEO Jack Wong essentially said the Zero will never see the light of day.
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" Donaldson took notes saying that the White House counsel's office believed Trump's original letter, the one he drafted with Miller, should "[n]ot [see the] light of day.
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The ECB's separate, long-postponed guidelines on new non-performing loans are also expected to see the light of day by the end of March, the sources said.
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It's always worth remembering that companies like Sony file dozens of applications like this every year for devices and technologies that might never see the light of day.
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Libra's ruler, love and money planet Venus, is currently retrograde in your house of distant travel, encouraging you to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Apple's admitting the problem also comes just two weeks after the company said that the long-awaited AirPower wireless charging system would never see the light of day.
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I want to see the light in his eyes when he tries bread, discovers the range of his singing voice, and touches a computer for the first time.
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"At this extremely difficult time it's hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel but we know one day we'll get there," the statement begins.
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Virtually all quickly called for Mueller's full report—as opposed to just the summary provided by Trump-appointed Attorney General William Barr—to see the light of day.
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And fortunately or unfortunately for everyone, without the support of the world's governments, none of these solutions, however viable or compelling, will ever see the light of day.
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Everyone in my hometown, in some way or another, has been touched by this epidemic and I honestly don't see the light at the end of the holler.
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But after three delays, it's pretty obvious that the episode won't ever see the light of day (not that that's a problem for the show's star, Ice-T).
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It was a season that suggested all involved were grateful to see the light coming at the end of the tunnel, and the same applies to Sheeran's cameo.
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If clinical utility is used as the criteria for approval, many drugs that are safe and effective and could help patients will never see the light of day.
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Greater diversity would also mean more ideas and perspectives in the innovation economy, with potential solutions for significant problems that might not otherwise see the light of day.
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Nothing has been done, as a matter of fact, I went to Puerto Rico two months ago, and you could still see the light poles on the street.
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Given that he agreed to suppress damaging claims about Trump in August 2015, it's possible there are other stories that have yet to see the light of day.
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Together, we can make the blind see the light and forge a new era where once again the mighty have the opportunity to rule for the greater good.
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"We will do everything we can to ensure that this list does not see the light of day," Is rael's U.N. ambassador, Danny Danon, told The Associated Press.
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He said you don't want to see the light bulb while looking at the fixture because it can cause stress on the eyes in such a small space.
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In an interview with Village Voice, Medford described working through anxiety, depression, and the end of an abusive relationship to make this record see the light of day.
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Henry Jackson skipped New Hampshire — and when Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterBiden has broken all the 'rules' of presidential primaries Will Trump's tax returns ever see the light of day?
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"People have wonderful ideas that they want to share, and they don't see the light of day, but he would follow through," she said in a telephone interview.
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"John Lewis is one of my real heroes in life, because I watched what he went through to help us see the light in the South," Isakson said.
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When you have the privilege to meet them, you see the light in their eyes, the goodness in their hearts, their talent and their burning desire to succeed.
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If rising oil prices make it less vital that the kingdom shares its secrets with the world, Aramco's feted listing is unlikely to see the light of day.
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Without government support, most new projects will struggle to see the light of day, said a resource companies analyst who declined to be named because of company policy.
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We're told that amount, plus a few more million -- for past Young Money album sales -- would be the best shot for the record to see the light of day.
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But even if Space Odyssey doesn't see the light of day—which, depending on which side of your tidally-locked exoplanet you choose to colonize, might be the case!
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However, Banks said the Pharrell song will never see the light of day because when he flew her out to his New York City studio to record, she froze.
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After having trouble making partners at these lauded firms see the light on opportunities to invest in companies like Pinterest, Teo launched Binary Capital in 2014 with Justin Caldbeck .
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And, on the beauty front, one trend from the decade we thought would never see the light of day again has returned with newfound cool-girl credibility: the perm.
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" Their older children are all out of the house now, so "we're starting all over, just right when we could see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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This is what I have to share with people, and I'm hoping it will be inspiring and encourage them to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Opposition leaders said the digital currency would need congressional approval and some cast doubt on whether it would ever see the light of day in the midst of turmoil.
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Three super provocative ads featuring President Trump, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un won't see the light of day -- at least not in our nation's capital ... TMZ has learned.
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And while we secretly love watching a big, old blackhead finally see the light of day, the human body has so many other disgusting excretions and growths to offer.
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Robert Kraft's bid to make sure his prostitution sting video doesn't see the light of day might be a little more difficult ... because prosecutors are refusing to play ball.
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And while it's uncertain if Snyder's elusive director's cut of "Justice League" will ever see the light of day, the movement to get it released is bigger than ever.
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Press and hold the PS and Share buttons on the controller for at least three seconds, until you see the light at the top of the controller start flashing.
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"David is... certainly relieved, he can see the light at the end of the tunnel now he's got things in place," said Nitschke, who's known Goodall for 20 years.
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For the MIT show, they whittled the list down to four; Ronen estimates, though, that the collaboration resulted in 25 concepts that may eventually see the light of day.
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The ten-song project is the soundtrack to The-Dream's 2016 short film of the same name, though the album didn't see the light of day until this spring.
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For all we know, the Apple wireless charging mat has gone to join the Apple Car in the graveyard of products that will never see the light of day.
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The story that drew the discouraging New Yorker rejection back in 19933, "My Masterpieces," did eventually see the light of print, in 2010, when The Lowbrow Reader published it.
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This is still the Gray Lady, however, and the puzzle editors apparently threw the theme into a cold shower before they allowed it to see the light of day.
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"Some of the people you meet at dinner parties in London have their head so deep up their backsides they can't see the light of day," Mr. Webb says.
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On Monday, the 29-year-old forward and 11-year NBA veteran said that he can see the light at the end of the tunnel of his playing career.
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As this isn't a perfect world, at least it looks like Ava is taking the whole thing in stride — and with a "big thanks" to those who see the light.
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Once it did see the light of day, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) had a chance to score the American Health Care Act (AHCA), the official Republican plan.
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We&aposve got to see the light at the end of the tunnel and say we are going to have Trenton and Washington focus on making New Jersey affordable again.
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He means to prove himself, even as he's suspicious of his boss, particularly his refusal to allow him into the sanctum sanctorum, to see the light they're charged with keeping.
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Instead, they said they hoped Sanders would see the light on his own -- namely the prospect of Donald Trump in the White House if they don't all get behind Clinton.
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Apple's upcoming slate of original TV shows may finally see the light of day as early as next March, according to a report from The New York Times on Sunday.
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Given Madonna's pushback, it's possible that the movie won't ever see the light of day, at least in its current state as a telling of the "Lucky Star" singer's life.
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"I suspect that the administration does not want this bill to see the light of day because the President always seems to be protecting Vladimir Putin and the Russians," Rep.
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Her eyes are still light sensitive — she loves things that sparkle because she can still see the light bouncing off — but she doesn't wear sunglasses unless it's painfully bright out.
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Most film options are never exercised, and even if they are, filmmaking is such a protracted, expensive, uncertain process that plenty of planned movies never see the light of day.
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I found it very viscerally satisfying in the moment, for sure, just because I think all of us wanted her to see the light with Luke and tell him off.
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If the Trump administration decides to maintain the State Department's obfuscation, it is reasonable to be concerned that this potentially historic Benghazi material may never see the light of day.
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There were days where we were wondering if we would see the light at the end of the tunnel for this project since there was still so much to do.
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The obvious problem with partisan-sponsored polls is that it tends to only see the light of day when it looks good for the side who is conducting the poll.
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This was a repeat of the Paris climate deal, where moderates in the administration thought there was a way Trump might "see the light" and stay in the global agreement.
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But his legacy is hidden inside this cart, in which he joined a number of other programmers in hiding messages that they assumed would never see the light of day.
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After years of legal setbacks, survivors and relatives of family members began to see the light of justice in 2016 when a judge reopened an investigation into the Mozote massacre.
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" She also pointedly warned against supporting progressives like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, telling voters to avoid candidates promising "grand ideological sketches that will never see the light of day.
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Its planned initial public offering now might not see the light of day as Goldman Sachs, one of the IPO's sponsors, said it's rethinking its role due to the blacklist.
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When my mother talks about her parents having to flee Kashmir in the middle of the night, I believe her, because I can see the light in her eyes dim.
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But a new wave of progressives in the House and an embrace of bold policy ideas by 2020 candidates indicates that it could see the light of day in 2020.
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It's very tough, but I have been trying to get the message out that we will get through this, we will see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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And they know the bill is going to get transformed in the Senate, so they aren't happy about taking a tough vote for something that'll never see the light of day.
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As for the public around the world, we should hope that the powerful in Venezuela will see the light, and either persuade Maduro to leave, or escort him out of office.
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The U.S. extradition was opposed by officials in Russia, where he is also a wanted man and whatever state secrets he knows—if any—would never see the light of day.
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It's important to note that Apple applies for, and is awarded many patents, a large number of which don't see the light of day in terms of becoming a real product.
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US was not optimistic that piecemeal bits of reform legislation now floating around the legislature, which is part-time and adjourns in early March, would ever see the light of day.
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Aside from greatly reducing the chances Kraft can even be prosecuted ... the judge's suppression ruling also means there's almost no way the spa video will ever see the light of day.
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While the product is not currently on sale and may never see the light of day, if Lenovo does decides to commercialize the product, it could do so within five years.
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Today, Ms. Margolin pulls off a theme that she wasn't sure would see the light of day, and for good reason: It's very difficult to fill a grid like this well.
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A London lawyer thinks the long delay, to past the date in 2019 when Britain is to leave the EU, may well mean these provisions "never see the light of day".
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She is a master of controlling her image, and by letting these snaps see the light of day, it means she is ready to actually share her relationship with the world.
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"You were known and you could have an audience," he said of the old label system, in which only a few thousand albums would see the light of day per year.
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This episode takes place right toward the end of Rory being a brat, and it takes someone who knows her well (ahem, a former flame) to make her see the light.
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Stephan Courseau owns Le Bilboquet, the French eatery where the photo op went down, and he tells TMZ ... he never would have allowed the cookie to see the light of day.
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An album's worth of music was quickly pieced together, and after a couple tours supporting The Promise Ring, the songs were road-tested and ready to see the light of day.
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While he didn't name names as to who Grande was dating at the time, Braun, 37, said he made the choice back then to wait for Grande to see the light.
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While Guzman is unlikely to see the light of day again, his name will live on in an array of products — and the US government likely can't do anything about it.
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It says that it is just as likely that its research runs counter to its clients' hopes, but that research then gets tucked away, never to see the light of day.
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By using the CRA, the small-dollar rule could never see the light of day again as it also prohibits a "substantially similar" regulation from being written at a later point.
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A C-141 came in low enough you could see the light warping behind its engines and a red cross painted on its tail fin, so its cargo would be what?
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The Executive Office advisers not only have discretion over the information the president receives but also have opportunities to derail presidential proposals before they can even see the light of day.
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I think the mission of providing high-quality local journalism and shining light on things that need to see the light of day is one that they share and we share.
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"A lot of my work is around creating a strategy for clients to help them see the light at the end of that tunnel that is student loan debt," Williams said.
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To make them, Ms. Demce stretches dough until she can see the light through it, then folds and folds, glossing the layers with just enough vegetable oil that they don't cling.
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I think the better question that I'm asking in a piece that hopefully will see the light of day is whether you believe the normal rules of politics apply to Trump.
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I look back and I see the days where I couldn&apost see the light in anything, only to now see that through the darkness, there has always been a light.
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The projects are nascent and may never see the light of day, said the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to do so publicly.
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One Russian lawmaker said on Twitter that he hoped the film would never see the light of day and that he would do everything in his power to shut it down.
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Kraft's legal team have been grilling investigators over the past few days -- and Wednesday, they made their closing arguments as to why the video should never see the light of day.
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Creative projects that you've put on the back burner might get a chance to see the light of day— or you may ignore them, worried about your day job and "real" responsibilities.
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Kept under a bushel for more than four decades while it was held up by both technical issues and lawsuits, it seemed like Amazing Grace would never see the light of day.
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That's why I enlisted Vida Latimer, senior stylist at Devachan Salon, to help transitioning ladies get through the awkward stages and see the light at the end of the natural hair tunnel.
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Still, Welch emphasizes that while investors could be questioning the fees they have to pay for an underperforming asset, hedge funds could actually see the light of day further down the road.
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"There's … an old saying in Washington that sometimes 'to see the light you have to feel a little heat,'" and Bannon would surely bring the heat to a Trump administration, Fuller said.
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The only potential good news is that the same reports say the potential censorship programs may never actually see the light of day and no deal with China seems imminent... for now.
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B. to see the light, Neil deGrasse Tyson (with the help of his nephew Steve Tyson) released a diss track called "Flat to Fact" to try to talk some sense into B.o.
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We've written about a lot of terrible Kickstarters on Circuit Breaker, but for every awful idea out there, there are at least a thousand more that never see the light of day.
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So they thought if they cut that part, it could never see the light of day but we had to tell them that we had it and were going to use it.
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Critics too often focus on the tax incentives while ignoring the fact that these economic development proposals are often lifelines for infrastructure projects that will otherwise never see the light of day.
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Prince's new album won't see the light of day if his estate gets its way -- and the legal battle's already resulted in the new music getting removed from iTunes and Apple Music.
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The offense bogs down when Doc Rivers deploys his all-bench units, but while those groups are damn good on defense, they shouldn't see the light of day in a playoff series.
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By August, Page Six reported that the movie likely wouldn't see the light of day, and an Amazon rep confirmed at the time that no release date for the move was set.
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To help you see the light, we partnered with Old Navy to style its ultra-soft (and affordable!) Nordic sweater in three winter-weather looks that work for just about any occasion.
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So as we were going back there to meet him, we could see the light drifting in the water, and then me and [my friend] watched the light until it went out.
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The project is still just an experiment for now, Adobe previewed it as part of the "Sneaks" portion of its Max conference, so it may not ever see the light of day.
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Will Shortz doesn't run quip themes very often but once in a while, he admits, one will come along that is so good that it needs to see the light of day.
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Once Upon a Time in Shaolin may ultimately end up spending some time in government custody as well, though it's possible it could see the light of day sooner than its former owner.
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But some of them would be less pleased to know that a story like the R. Kelly reporting — or many others that we don't know about — might never see the light of day.
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"We are working very closely with the state attorney's office to make sure we provide the best case we can so this individual does not see the light of day again," said Prummell.
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Rodrigues has produced a good deal of new club-focused material since releasing his album, according to the press release, so we're hoping more of that gets to see the light of day.
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So when he came back from rehab and I could tell that he was sober again and I could see the light in him, I could see his soul again, I missed him.
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Aykroyd, Ramis, and Reitman did their part to stoke fans' excitement, giving hints about where they wanted the story to go and expressing their hope that it would see the light of day.
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This isn't to say that concepts like Project Ara aren't important to try, but I have to think that even Google knew this thing was never going to see the light of day.
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"Now more than any time before, Frieda River could see the light of day," said Gavin Wendt, analyst for MineLife in Sydney, who ranks the deposit among the next generation of mega-projects.
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The scam website also promises "early access" to Libra, which hasn't been released yet and might not even see the light of day if some U.S. legislators have any say in the matter.
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The Trump administration's most audacious legislative idea ever will never see the light — but it shows how this White House has been looking for ways to salt the earth for its Democratic successors.
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The haunted box that seemed to curse Post Malone is about to see the light of day on Halloween, 'cause its new owner wants to take a peek inside ... but on one condition.
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Assuming more intervention is unavoidable, businesses may prefer a Conservative victory – if only because the proposed meddling is so out of character and much of it will never see the light of day.
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Marvel's The Punisher will finally hit Netflix on November 17, 2017, the company announced on Thursday, following weeks of speculation over when — perhaps even if — the series would see the light of day.
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I don't want people to say that they didn't take it all seriously because they had faith that their fellow citizens would somehow see the light and not allow this candidate to rise.
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When allegations/rumors/whispers emerge regarding Trump's personal life, those two men used the tools at their disposal -- money, hush agreements, catch/kill -- to ensure those stories never see the light of day.
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Next, when we introduce new information by telling voters about something they don't know rather than telling them that what they think they know is wrong, you can see the light come on.
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Holding window-dressing public meetings and soliciting public comments that never see the light of day have allowed government officials to assert that monument declarations have been transparent, but the facts show otherwise.
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Source: USPTO Just because a technology is patented doesn't mean it will ever see the light outside of Apple's headquarters — indeed, most patented technologies are never commercialized and this might not be either.
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But unfortunately, it seems the full version of the Darkwing reboot is probably never going to see the light of day due to a lack of interest from Capcom and Disney, according to Thomley.
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But because she also views them as actual opponents, rather than uneducated folks who only need to hear the right information (laced with jokes!) to see the light, she weirdly grants them more respect.
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Obviously, these are still extremely early sketches of a patented idea that will likely never see the light of day, which given the seemingly impractical nature of the idea is probably a good thing.
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After all, as Max Planck, a great physicist, put it: "A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die."
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The good news is that after so many years of investigation and this case being prosecuted, he can see the light at the end of the tunnel and he can put this behind him.
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It's important to remember that not all patents turn into products, and even if patents are eventually used in real-life products, its takes years for them to ever see the light of day.
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Illustration: Stanford Computational Imaging LabA lot of amazing technologies developed at universities or corporate R&D labs never see the light of day because they're just too expensive to turn into consumer-ready products.
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Mr Zuma's critics speculate that he wants his ex-wife at the helm as an ally to argue that the charges—which he claims are politically motivated—should never see the light of day.
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"The court sees no need for further facts to be elicited at trial," Altonaga concluded this month, making it unclear as to whether these full, unredacted records will ever see the light of day.
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KERNEN: THE BLUE STATES SEEM LIKE IF THIS -- ARE YOU CONFIDENT THAT THE STATE TAX DEDUCTION, DOES THAT MAKE IT TO THE -- DOES THAT SEE THE LIGHT OF DAY WHEN IT'S SAID AND DONE?
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In response to an NBC News report Tuesday that Musk's tunnel "won't see the light of day," the CEO said the following day that the scrapped tunnel was unnecessary because of the Hawthorne project.
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What's next: Many of the chips being developed will never see the light of day, either because they're being made for companies' internal use, or because they'll quickly be bulldozed by the considerable competition.
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The researchers of the paper to highlight the remarkable story of how the fossils were found, pointing out that other dramatic clues to humanity's history are still waiting to see the light of day.
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Long before internet subcultures were overtly affiliated with political parties, members of these groups were referred to as losers who live in their parents' basement and rarely leave to see the light of day.
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They suffered crippling troop losses, but the offensive, which lasted several weeks, led many Americans to doubt the administration's repeated assurances that the generals could see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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DICAPRIO I see positives in the fact that things and ideas and story lines that normally studios might not take a chance on, through these new streaming services, will see the light of day.
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For years, thanks to numerous delays and the added complication of Disney's 20th Century Fox buyout, fans weren't sure the highly anticipated X-Men spinoff New Mutants would ever see the light of day.
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Mr. Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, said the decision to keep the taxes was "stupid," but he predicted that disappointment from small-business groups would help Republicans eventually see the light.
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In Kloza's view, the proposal is more likely to see the light of day in 2019, when Republicans are beyond midterm elections and oil market conditions could make a fuel tax hike more palatable.
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"We are working very closely with the State Attorney's Office to make sure that we provide the best case we can so this individual does not see the light of day again," Prummell added.
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It was a fun thing for a room full of journalists who had largely been engaging with the product through guarded curiosity, wondering aloud whether it would ever actually see the light of day.
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But one solution may see the light of day — a $100 million proposal is being considered that suggests installing concrete piles that will redistribute the tower's weight to bedrock instead of its existing foundation.
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If a constructor has submitted multiple puzzles and the editors decide that the third submission is needed more than the first for some reason, the third one will see the light of day first.
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And now that it's finally available, Rasmussen and his team of iconoclasts can do nothing but hope that in the coming days, spies accustomed to extreme secrecy download it, log in, and see the light.
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Jay Electronica's highly anticipated, long-gestating trilogy (which may never see the light of day) is supposed to be based on The Prestige, Christopher Nolan's film about warring magicians, one of whom fakes his death.
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In fact, the album the 5003-year-old Mr. Smiley made with the Rolling Stones producer Andrew Loog Oldham in 2500, "Breathlessly Brett," didn't even see the light of day until 215 years had passed.
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On the TV you'll see the "light" world of the game, with its own layout and enemies; on the GamePad screen is the "shadow" world, where further foes await in a quite different stage pattern.
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"We are optimistic that, soon enough, not only will the president nominate, but our Republican colleagues will see the light," said U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer, forecasting that Obama's nominee will be confirmed with bipartisan support.
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But there's a secret scene that was written into the original script that never has, nor will, see the light of day — a gay sex scene between the two male professors (Williams and Stellan Skarsgård).
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The European Union and four South American countries put an end to 20 years of trade discussions last month, but it is not yet clear whether their deal will ever see the light of day.
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As Richard Aboulafia, an aviation analyst, explained to Wired, Airbus stockpiles a whole slew of patents that never see the light of day—including detachable cabins to assist with boarding and bunk-bed-style seating.
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When a relationship ends, most of these gifts never see the light of day again—or at least, they're shoved quickly into the back of the nearest closet when a new paramour comes to town.
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Startups operating in the health and life sciences space — where innovations may take years to see the light of day — commonly require support navigating a heightened regulatory environment and evolving end-user or beneficiary expectations.
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It may take a few more acts of aggression from Negan's camp for him to see the light, but I have faith he'll come around to realizing there's some fights you can't walk away from.
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What this means is that if any of these planned ventures are to see the light of day, their proponents will have to do more than build them in the hope that buyers will come.
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I for one am hopeful that leaders like President-elect Trump will see the light and work with us to build a framework which will be mutually beneficial to consumers as well as the government.
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But if we take one day at a time, calmly focus on our role in this fight, then we might be able to see the light at the end of this tunnel, and probably soon.
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Often, late at night during the collections, after whatever guests had come for dinner had left, I would see the light on in his ateliers across the courtyard when I was up writing a review.
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It's a card game about competing theories during the time of the scientific revolution; the players are wealthy patrons, exerting their influence over which papers get published, and which never see the light of day.
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Trump has stubbornly refused to produce his tax returns, another instance in which he has flouted presidential norms; the last six presidents, from Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterWill Trump's tax returns ever see the light of day?
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But she considers it a calling to try to bring them on such a journey, to roil the calm sea of Nordic neutrals, to help them see the light in all its vibrant, saturated glory.
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One of the major risks in creating a new product or service is that it will never see the light of day because it inadvertently violates some legal provision the creator did not know about.
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The reason so few jobs have been filled is that they only accept people who pass ridiculous purity tests, even for midlevel policy-making jobs where the people will never see the light of day.
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Well, there is a group of college kids with a modest venture fund who'd reportedly like to take over the company, they might at least think they see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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For a while, it seemed like It was never going to see the light of day: Warner Bros.' adaptation of the epic Stephen King novel had been plagued by false starts over eight years of development.
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Sure, there are certain items that only get to see the light of day a few times before they get donated, but for the most part, we rely on a reliable stable of well-worn standbys.
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The new report ties into a Bloomberg report from earlier this week, which claimed that Apple is looking to launch a type of smartglasses, but that product likely won't see the light of day before 2018.
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"It's very encouraging to know that the Filipino people are beginning to see the light," said Senator Antonio Trillanes, a fierce opponent who has recently accused Duterte of concealing assets when he was Davao City mayor.
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A week after rumors of Lil Wayne's long-awaited album proved to be false, the rapper himself has announced that the hotly anticipated project will finally see the light of day on Thursday, his 36th birthday.
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TZero is the first SEC regulated crypto ATS to see the light of day and Byrne wants to reduce the bad actors and bag actions traditionally associated with cryptocurrency in general and token sales in particular.
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I pitched this puzzle to tie in with the timing of the French Open, and so when Roland-Garros came and went earlier this year I figured it wouldn't see the light of day until 2020.
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Brabender, who crafted a 2016 political ad parodying celebrities who had railed against Trump that racked up more than 14 million views, had predicted early Saturday that "The Hunt" would never see the light of day.
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Ikea piles on with a jab at Siri, and uses the punchline presented just before new iPhone's see the light of day - "one more thing" - to remind everyone that its VARV charger is also a lamp.
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But I had to be careful with my time as adding backgrounds often takes longer, and until I could see the light at the end, I was trying to be mindful of keeping to a schedule.
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Between the three of us judges, he isn't going to see the light of day, and the next judge he sees -- now that he's seen the federal judge, me, soon Judge (Janice) Cunningham -- will be God.
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Not only would it be extremely time-consuming to expect doctors to review clinical trials themselves, but it might also compromise patient safety, since the results of many clinical trials never see the light of day.
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Every night on the fall 1993 See the Light tour (co-headlined by Moby and Orbital), James lay low near the back of the stage, tending to his machines while his mate did a lopsided dance.
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And by extension, McConnell, who made clear that Democrats' proposals would not see the light of day in the Republican-controlled Senate, is saying the quiet part out loud: He doesn't want more Democrats to participate.
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"The Democrats on the committee just looked at each other and said 'Who is this guy, and what alien life form has taken over his brain to make him finally see the light on this,'" Foster said.
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As President Donald J. Trump's systematic dismantling of 21st century public policy continues, we pause a moment to mourn the death of a set of broadband interent privacy principals that will never see the light of day.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell outlined his staunch opposition to the bill in detail in a Washington Post op-ed a few weeks ago — all but guaranteeing it won't see the light of day in the Senate.
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"Sometimes I pray for you and I / Someday maybe you'll see the light / Some say 'in life you gonna get what you give' / But somethings only God can forgive," she belts during the song's most emotional moment.
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Kumar said reforms in India's complicated labour laws will see the light of day as early as the next parliamentary session in July, when the government will place a new bill before the lower house for approval.
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" He also added: "The good news is that after so many years of investigation and this case being prosecuted, he can see the light at the end of the tunnel and he can put this behind him.
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Chances seem pretty slim at this point that such a device will ever see the light of day, even from Samsung, a company notorious for flooding store shelves with a million different variants on a given theme.
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In the end, a bigger question may be whether the elites who make up the American establishment can see the light—whether they can reconcile themselves to forms of global governance many of them now find unacceptable.
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The Clutch Cami A sheer cami seems like a piece you might stash in your lingerie drawer, but video distribution and partnerships coordinator Courtney Yates' outfit proves that it's definitely meant to see the light of day.
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It seemed similar to what happens when you make a film: You set off down a dark road and don't know where it will take you or how long it will be before you see the light.
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Warburg framed a quote from Max Planck and hung it above his desk: "A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually die."
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Now that the debris is being removed, temporary housing has been provided and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is in-charge of electricity, we can start to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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Although there's no guarantee that this patented technology will ever see the light of day, it's still considered a major development — especially for an e-commerce giant like Amazon — since it could revolutionize the company's delivery capabilities.
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Instead of keeping them at your desk strictly for office wear, these pumps, wedges, flats, and sneakers are versatile enough to still see the light of day and be worn out and about with no second thought.
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While most of us wish our mishaps never see the light of day, the Deadpool star's wife, Blake Lively, made sure she wasn't the only one getting a kick out of his attempt to make Christmas cookies.
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The curve is not flattening yet, even as Trump muses about letting our guard down: Trump: There is tremendous hope as "we begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel"Johns Hopkins data: pic.twitter.
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Antonio Brown is fighting like hell to make sure video of his condo-trashing deposition doesn't see the light of day ... the NFL star just filed docs in court to try to keep the footage under wraps.
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" Aaron Belkin, director of Take Back the Court, wrote that "the candidates don't seem to get that their bold new policies won't see the light of day because the Supreme Court will strike most of them down.
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Together, the crystals form a cluster of mirrors floating at different heights, which allows you to see the light as a column; if they all were at the same level, you'd see only a spot of light.
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"I have many pictures that will not see the light of day because it would be too easy for someone to look at it and say, 'Hey, I know where that is,'" Howey told me over email.
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Its disk of dwarf galaxies is oriented to us head-on, so the researchers could use the Doppler effect to see the light from 14 dwarf galaxies stretched on one side of Centaurus and scrunched on the other.
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From the sound of it, some key projects will likely never see the light of day either, including the Ruby, a new fitness watch developed in-house by Basis, a wearable company swallowed up by Intel in 2014.
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The conclusion was that she could sit on these things and they would never see the light of day again, or send them out into the world and see them live again with others who would appreciate them.
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Lil Xan (real name: Diego Leanos), the Soundcloud rapper who got his stage name from his one-time problem with the prescription medication, previously stated that the "Live or Die" video would not see the light of day.
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It's unclear to what extent Facebook is working on a concrete hardware project that will see the light of day, but there are a number of signs that point to Building 8's increasing interest in modular devices.
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For example, as seen in the Pennsylvania case, grand juries have the authority to demand bishops and other high-ranking church officials testify on a wide-ranging number of subjects that ordinarily never see the light of day.
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And if it does see the light of day, it still remains to be seen whether fans are willing to give the new show a chance, even if it isn't named after or intent on replacing Buffy herself.
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According to Hinton, Vector's philosophy will be to let researchers do whatever they want with as few strings attached as possible, whether that's basic research that may take years to see the light of day, or commercial services.
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The only way this thing should see the light of day at this year's tournament is if the winning team gets to celebrate by forming a circle around it and beating it with their sticks until it's paste.
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Books of The Times When the filmmaker, playwright and fiction writer Kathleen Collins died of breast cancer in 1988, at 46, she left behind a wide body of work that's only beginning to see the light of day.
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The tale the Times wants to tell is this: Ocasio-Cortez, who once embraced a "combative" and "divisive" style of politics in her dealings with the Democratic Party, has come to see the light of pragmatism and practicality.
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"But when you see the light at the end of the tunnel, where prices are going to go down, where the social basis is there and where investments are coming to create jobs, I think that's really encouraging."
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But when you see the light at the end of the tunnel where prices are going to go down, where the social basis is there and where investments are coming to create jobs I think that's really encouraging.
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IEEE Spectrum also reported Spangelo's work at Google included developing "a spacecraft concept" for the X Company division of Google-parent Alphabet which works on experimental long-term projects, many of which never see the light of day.
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There is hope though that the technology will soon see the light of day since Verizon just announced that it will launch its first U.S. service of the technology next year in Sacramento and up to five other cities.
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In a blog post on their website, Tiffany the Tiny Home, Tim said you don't want to see the light bulb while looking at the fixture because it can cause stress on the eyes in such a small space.
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Whether either of these patents will ever see the light of day remains to be seen, but in the meantime, one thing's for sure: We are all frothing over Magic Leap's tech and the dream of trying it out.
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Pondering the potential ramifications of an IBM-powered Trump presidency is genuinely terrifying, but with people like Hanley, who won't settle for the halfhearted handwringing of leaders like Rometty, there's hope that tech's top brass will see the light.
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"The authorization to build the mine is only possible when the nuclear authority has handed over its report, which is still a long way," said the source, adding he believed the mine would never see the light of day.
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I'm about to reach this tangle of intersecting freeways, and about a mile before, I see the light bar in the top of the steering wheel go from green to red, and feel a sharp buzz in my chair.
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The fatal crash that killed Grant Thompson -- creator of YouTube's popular "King of Random" series -- was all caught on camera ... and though we're told it'll never see the light of day, it's helped investigators determine exactly what went wrong.
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It may be specific entries I'd like to see the light of day in a puzzle, or perhaps a wide-open grid that has caught my eye, or even an interesting stacking pattern in the middle of the grid.
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Shaking hands with forced grace, the president moves down the aisle lined with members of Congress and members of his cabinet to lay out an agenda for the coming year that likely will never see the light of day.
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I should be clear: I would have done anything, made any financial sacrifices, to see the light again in my daughter's eyes (which is there now, thanks to Willa's hard work and the many caring professionals who helped her).
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Whether the Nunes memo is a smoking gun or a pop gun, it deserves to see the light of day — and the editorial writers should think about how they came to support prior restraint over sunshine and open debate.
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Further complicating matters is uncertainty about who will be attorney general by the time Mueller issues his report, and whether that person -- Whitaker or Trump's announced nominee, William Barr -- will allow the report to see the light of day.
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While Apple milks the iPhone cash cow, which I expect to occur for the next couple of years, let's hope that in the dark recesses of Apple laboratories there are innovative products that will see the light of day.
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"The Poor People's Campaign," Beagle said, was the best magazine writing he ever did, but it didn't see the light of day until he included it in his 1997 anthology The Rhinoceros Who Quoted Nietzsche, and other odd acquaintances.
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But negotiations on immigration have largely stalled in the last month, stuck between the moderate-but-passable proposals that the White House won't support and conservative Trump-endorsed proposals that won't see the light of day in the Senate.
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The latest evidence presages what could be a furious battle involving voting-rights advocates, the two national parties, and even Mr. Hofeller's heirs, over whether any other secrets on the storage drives will ever see the light of day.
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Speaking to journalists after his acquittal, Mr. Salmond said that his faith in Scotland's court system had been "much reinforced" and that new evidence would eventually "see the light of day," but only after the coronavirus outbreak is over.
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To begin to see the light, we must also make clergy members mandated reporters of suspected abuse in every state the way teachers and doctors already are — and we need to begin to think about eliminating the confessional privilege.
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Once we finally get around to it, we have no choice but to make a mad dash to the nearest fast-fashion retailer to stock up on glittery styles — which, without fail, never see the light of day after NYE.
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I had an attached sitting room, so I went in there, turned on all the lights, and left the door [to the bedroom] open about six inches, so I could go to sleep but [see the light from the other room.
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When it became a smash hit in Japan they looked at the game again (this was an era when games released overseas would never see the light of day in the US) and decided to turn it into a Mario platformer.
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A 4k model planned for release this year will also never see the light of day, CNET wrote:"Samsung will no longer introduce new Blu-ray or 4K Blu-ray player models in the US market," a Samsung spokesperson told CNET.
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The Galaxy Fold has not only missed its original ship date, in a recent letter to those who pre-ordered the $1,980 device, Samsung now seems to have no idea when the Fold will actually see the light of day.
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But this is the first legal challenge to Trump on the issue, and even if it doesn't succeed in forcing the president to divest from his companies, it might force some details about his finances to see the light of day.
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However, it's hypocritical to give liberals a pass on voting against their own economic self-interest because of issues unrelated to their wallet, while openly wondering why conservatives can't see the light and vote on economics and not social values.
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"It's that time of the season you can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and if you're in position to strike, I don't think you can afford to take games off," Chiefs coach Andy Reid told reporters.
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And yet it's taken four years since Donut County's release trailer premiered for the game to see the light of day — and even before that, creator Ben Esposito had already been working on the nugget of Donut County for two years.
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Aboukhadijeh was looking for a way to spend more time on open source, but didn't want to be beholden to working on a single project or writing code at a private company that would never see the light of day.
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Called home that fall to convince America that the war was close to being won, he famously claimed, "I begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel" — coincidentally, nearly the same language used by his French predecessor, Gen.
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I just also had a lot of songs from when I was a kid that I turned my back on when I thought I was too cool or something that I wanted to dig [out] and see the light of day.
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While I could&aposve gotten here without that $10,000, that timely boost was just what I needed to see the light at the end of the tunnel and realize that I was capable of taking control of my financial life.
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Aleksei V. Makarkin, deputy head of the Center for Political Technologies, a Moscow research group, said he doubted Mr. Putin had set out to offend Mr. Trump and questioned whether the Russian record would ever see the light of day.
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The film follows her through a teenage girl's nightmare: She has written letters to her crushes, and though they were never meant to see the light of day, they of course end up in the hands of the boys themselves.
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There's an emotional familiarity with disappointment running through the film — the pain of knowing that you're really good at what you do, but so is everyone else, and there's no guarantee that your work will see the light of day.
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And while it could end up mothballed and never see the light of day, as with any project being developed ahead of launch, the company is said to be putting more engineering and development resources into the team working on its release.
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And so here is my theory and one reason to go see The Light Between Oceans: If we talk about miscarriage more, it will not hurt any less when it happens, but it might make the aftermath a little easier to bear.
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Then as now, the truth of the matter seems to be not that Trump is quietly working on plans that for whatever reason don't see the light of day, but that he will say anything that he thinks will be beneficial politically.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Bombastic movie projects that never see the light are wrapped in a mythical aura: a reinterpretation of Superman by Tim Burton, a sci-fi epic by Stanley Kubrick, and David Lynch's Ronny Rocket come to mind.
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"The greatest travesty for all of this imperiled wildlife is the fact that we just had a court rule that when FWS is making these decisions they need to involve the public, they need to see the light of day," said Sanerib.
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Even people who have known me for years hear "work from home" and "writer" and assume I'm occasionally blogging or working on a novel that will never see the light of day, not taking calls with corporate clients and writing for major sites.
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As for the argument that seeing his returns would expose Russian connections, should they exist: I've written before, his old tax returns, should they ever see the light of day, are unlikely to tell us much about any possible personal foreign entanglements.
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Peter Aguilar (D-CA), who is behind a bipartisan immigration proposal that likely won't see the light of day this week, said from what he's heard of the compromise, he's not certain the House proposal would perform any differently in the Senate. Sen.
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The resolution is unlikely to see the light of day in the Republican-controlled Senate, but it will be part of what is expected to be a longer-term effort by Democrats to shine a light on the president-elect's business dealings.
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There are still lots of questions to be answered — notably including which former members of Telltale are signed on for the gig — but it locks in what fans have wanted to hear: The final two episodes will see the light of day.
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Financial news organizations such as CNBC might make a big deal out of the Apple announcement and this historic stock rally, but that kind of positive economic news often struggles to see the light of day in most of the mainstream news media.
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But immigration negotiations have largely stalled, stuck between the moderate-but-passable proposals that the White House won't support and conservative Trump-endorsed proposals that won't see the light of day in the Senate — the same dynamics as in the runup to the shutdown.
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Pinterest is looking to continue to increase its portfolio of ads, though sometimes that can take a little while to see the light of day — and that includes a new-ish tool called Shopping Ads that's slowly getting opened to more marketers and advertisers.
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Along with the layoffs, the move likely means that much of NDG's work will never see the light of day, including Basis Ruby, an unannounced fitness watch, which, at the very least, might have helped buoy the company following the unceremonious death of the Peak.
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That doesn't mean it's impossible for a product based on this patent to see the light of day, it's just that in the event it does, it'll probably be because Google licenced it out to a third-party rather than producing a foldable screen itself.
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"Matters are moving quickly and if things stay like this without obstacles - and I don't expect obstacles - the government will soon see the light," Major General Abbas Ibrahim, a top security official involved in efforts to end the impasse, said in a televised news conference.
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Kayla can see the light at the end of the tunnel, a new life in high school where she can shed the identity of "most quiet" and be who she wants to be — although who that person is, she hasn't quite figured out yet.
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Lenovo's big Phab2 Pro was originally scheduled for retail release this summer, a date that eventually got pushed back to a fairly vague fall timeframe, casting some doubt on whether the first handset to leverage Google's Tango system would ever see the light of day.
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While we have no idea what Apple intends to do with its vaporizer—and it's well worth noting that this is just a patent, and may never see the light of day—California, where the documents were filed, legalized recreational marijuana use last year.
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We suggest pairing them with a structured navy or neutral colored blazer, t-shirt and modern block heel mules for a cool, on-trend look (or with your rattiest old sorority shirt and slippers if they aren't going to see the light of day).
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" Recently, the source says "he's been doing everything he can to get back together, working on himself and posting on his Instagram saying that 'Life is Good' and showing off his new leg tattoo that says 'You must embrace the darkness to see the light.
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When asked by a reporter Thursday if he would support the district attorney seeking the death penalty, Lopinto replied, "This person should never see the light of day and the first chance he gets to be off of this Earth, I'm okay with that."
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Apple is known to toil away in secret for years on ideas that may never see the light of day, only to begin aggressively ramping up hiring and R&D as Apple has in the last year with its Project Titan electric car project.
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A couple years ago we were mad that he'd moved to Los Angeles and stopped making music to help us see the light at the end of the N8 bus, but then he released last year's double-threat of bangers "Pagans" and "Couple of Stacks".
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Exposing Ray's illegal activities earned Elliot early release from whatever sentence he'd incurred — as well as the gratitude of the man himself, who'd existed in a state of denial about his own website until a delusional hacker, of all people, helped him see the light.
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Aware that it wouldn't be a featured section of Boston's playbook this season, the five-time All-Star spent a good portion of his offseason workouts in the post, working on moves that may never see the light of day in a meaningful situation.
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He should have known that the bigger the production — the more people you involve, the more hands the thing goes through — the more likely that it will never see the light of day resembling the thing you set out to make in the first place.
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Google is theoretically already at work on some games at its studio in Montreal (the company has been tight-lipped about what's in development), but until those titles see the light of day, the selection of third-party releases on the platform is pretty slim.
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Because they are going through a crisis very similar to the one Jesus addressed: While being pressed by a foreign civilization, they are also troubled by their own fanatics who see the light only in imposing a rigid law, Shariah, and fighting for theocratic rule.
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Samsung's Galaxy Home Mini may finally see the light of day, with Samsung CEO and head of its consumer electronics division Hyun-Suk Kim announcing at CES 2020 that the company would be releasing its smaller Bixby-powered smart speaker early this year, via Bloomberg.
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He hoped people would see The Light House as an example of how to respond to hate; he even dared to hope it would become a symbol for all of America in dealing with the fear and bloodshed that consumed the nation after 211/2101.
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Obviously, one survey of a relatively small sample doesn't mean that helicopter money would be a total failure if it did ever see the light of day, but it does highlight a massive flaw in the idea — namely that you can't force people to spend money.
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According to illustrator and designer Tommy Lee Edwards, the larger issue may be that the poster doesn't even look like it was ready to see the light of day — and that studios worry less about whether or not the posters they release meet a bar of quality.
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Modern animation films like this can be insanely lucrative, but the huge production costs and proprietary technology needed to bring them to life mean that most new stories never see the light of day, and the ones that do virtually all come from major Hollywood studios.
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But it takes the dark to see the light, and now we get to what I'm truly here to tell you: In spite of all that we don't know, we can be reassured by and find hope in the humanity behind the reproductive health care community.
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When, however, even the New York Times editorial board — which almost never misses an opportunity to blame the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Israel — writes that Abbas' vile words showed that it's "time for him to leave office," then perhaps Western elites are beginning to see the light.
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"It will see the light of day for the first time in 200 million years," says Robert E. Murray, the 76-year-old chairman of the Murray Energy Corporation, rolling toward the coalface, where the coal is cut out of the rock, in an electric cart.
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Ben Johnson, who runs ETF research for Morningstar, said that establishing a futures market might go a long way toward addressing the issue: "If bitcoin futures see the light of day, then I'd expect a slew of filings for futures-based ETFs," he wrote to me.
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The story from Natalie Beach offers details about how Calloway first propelled to Instagram fame as an American expat documenting her college life in the UK, and sharing stories that many of us would rather leave to our diaries, never to see the light of day.
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Several of the prolific musicians behind the Montreal-based black metal entity have splintered off into separate entities called Circle of Salt and Taggarik, and then combined forces anew on a short, essential split release that will see the light of day via Eternal Death next month.
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Other band commitments meant that their debut three-track EP didn't see the light of day until last year, and that only hinted at what they could achieve, On Pathogenisis, their full-length debut, V bring to the table a slightly simplified take on modern sludge.
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Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so i could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible.
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So, to repeat today's stunner: The whistleblower complaint states that federal government lawyers took steps to shield the existence of Trump's July 25 call from Congress and the public by sticking it in a super-secret server, where it was unlikely to see the light of scrutiny.
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This grew out of a chat with Stone Throw Records art director Jeff Jank, who said that Madlib had been very hands off during the album design process, but label heads had interfered, nixing dozens of great sleeve iterations that will never see the light of day.
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If it weren't for grape juice producers or nut growers eager to boost sales, for example, it's a pretty safe bet that studies claiming Concord grape juice can help improve brain function and walnuts can reduce the risk for diabetes would never see the light of day.
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The legendary Northwestern sludge metal trio hooked up with noise rock bassist Mike Kunka as his band GodheadSilo embarked on what would become a permanent hiatus in 1998, eventually recording a bundle of songs their label agreed to release that, mysteriously, would never see the light of day.
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Interestingly, few of our presidential candidates seem to have embraced this new model of healthcare, instead pitching an assortment of unlikely to see the light of legislation plans that are more about debate talking points, or serving as a renouncement of Obamacare than well-thought out, sustainable ways forward.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote.
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"In retrospect, what I feel is that these NDAs created an environment where people like Camilo Sandoval, who wanted to commit abuses on other people, felt they could act with impunity and engage in illegal conduct and it would never see the light of day," Denson added Friday.
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And the chicken industry is working behind the scenes at USDA to make sure that the animal welfare standards recommended by the NOSB — which would require chickens to have more space and access to the outdoors — never see the light of day, just like the chickens in their CAFOs.
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His breakout mixtape 1EPICSUMMER, with its songs "$" and "Cha Cha," caught the attention of tastemakers like Rubin and Erykah Badu, who appears on "WiFi" and with whom D.R.A.M. has collaborated on a number of other songs that could possibly see the light of day as their own project.
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Porcelain dramatizes the same break—not during See the Light (which gets a paragraph), but a few months earlier, when Moby returns home to New York from a DJ gig in Berlin to play a guest set at the NASA party at Shelter, an afterhours club in TriBeCa.
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Moore makes this case on the strength of his credentials: Before setting out to console the Democratic voter about going with their second choice, he had to convince himself—his performance is that of a reluctant convert reaching out to fellow cynics still waiting to see the light.
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"Today, we can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel and I am more hopeful than ever that we can finally end this injustice and show our military families how much their sacrifices truly mean to our country," Jones said in a statement late Monday.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so i could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote.
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But how long LG will be the only 8K display maker remains to be seen, and while LG has announced the display, it has not made it clear if this set, in its current form, will ever see the light of day in a Best Buy or Costco near you.
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"Asian insurance companies and pension funds are not as savvy as their counterparts in the US. Project finance bonds for brownfield assets have been few and far between, so a project finance CLO is going to take longer to see the light of the day," another project finance banker said.
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Charli is known for her productivity (remember when she made an entire album in a weekend with A.G. Cook for a laugh?), so it's quite possible that these songs are some of those which "will never see the light of day" as she put it to The Fader back in May.
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Should the female-driven reboot ever see the light of day, it will follow in the footsteps of 2018's Ocean's 8 as well as the 2016 all-female Ghostbusters reboot, which raked in millions at the box office but still received backlash from fans for being centered on female characters.
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And if those arguments aren't enough to sway White and his matchmakers then the voices of a thousand pro-Russian spammers/hackers/MMA fans rising up in a chorus of love for their beloved Khabib, rising as one voice to swamp White's social media, will hopefully make them see the light.
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Around 1990, the Walt Disney Company assigned its Imagineering R&D group a secret mission: to—as team member Bill Redmann now puts it—"demonstrate, at any cost, a Disney-quality VR." Its first attempt was one of the coolest-sounding theme park rides to never see the light of day.
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And then there's Bernie Sanders, the pied piper of pipe dreams, who articulates a noble set of principles but outlines unworkable and, in some cases, outlandish policies that will never see the light of day with the next Congress, which is not likely to be dissimilar from the existing Congress.
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Let us hope that he too will see the light on this issue and come to understand that Big Music's "concern" for songwriters and music consumers, sold under the guise of free market economics, is nothing more than blown smoke used as a talking point to pad their bottom line.
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As an FBI agent who served a quarter-century in the business of coercing and impelling cooperation of mobsters and gangbangers and terrorists, reminding someone that they will never see the light of day from their prison cell again unless they cooperate, may be legally defined as "psychological pain," no?
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Still, the lag time between Amet's first public statement and wider coverage of her claims is revealing, both for how long such claims can take to see the light and for the many factors that can keep them from gaining public attention, even in a time of reckoning around sexual misconduct.
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" But Sopko has publicly brushed off — even relished — the criticism, arguing that it's his job to shine a light on mistakes made by "bureaucrats" who would prefer that his reports "be slipped in a sealed envelope in the dead of night under the door — never to see the light of day.
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CEST The article was updated to clarify that the Partial Premium Interior trim, which the Standard Plus model has, is in some ways an improvement over the Standard Interior trim, which was promised for the original base-price Model 3 but will — as things stand now — never see the light of day.
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Jon Friedman — now chief designer of Office 365 — walked through some of the company's notorious consumer device failures, including the Spot watches from 2004, ultramobile PCs, the Kin social mobile phone and the unreleased Courier note-taking device, which may yet see the light of day as part of the Surface line.
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"Simply because the government will issue a grandiose statement of approval does not mean the project will ever see the light of day," Grand Chief Stewart Phillip of the Union of BC Chiefs, an aboriginal organisation, told Reuters in on the eve of a 3,000-strong anti-Trans Mountain rally in Vancouver's center.
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"Simply because the government will issue a grandiose statement of approval does not mean the project will ever see the light of day," Grand Chief Stewart Phillip of the Union of BC Chiefs, an aboriginal organization, told Reuters in on the eve of a 497,000-strong anti-Trans Mountain rally in Vancouver's center.
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Menken also sang a medley of his hits at the event, including "Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid, "Go the Distance" from Hercules, "A Whole New World" from Aladdin, "How Do You Know?" from Enchanted, "I See the Light" from Tangled and – of course – "Be Our Guest" from Beauty and the Beast.
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Neither do the rest of America's parents, whatever their political affiliations, who know what it's like to stay up night after endless night with suffering children, wondering whether they would ever be able to breathe normally again or see the light of the next day.. Kimmel had an answer ready for those critics.
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"It's 2498,24 people, and they're still calling it an estimate -- 2645,975 people that will never see the light of day, and many of them died because of what was done by the administration and that was silently approved by most of the political class in Puerto Rico," Cruz told CNN on Wednesday.
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Engineers have submitted comments including many of the internet's pioneers, sharing with the FCC majority, the fundamentals of how the internet works because from where they sit, there is no way that an item like this would ever see the light of day, if the majority understood the platform some of them helped to create.
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Rep. Adam Schiff The FBI and the Department of Justice have raised extensive objections to the release of a Democratic response to a Republican-written memo that criticized the FBI's Russia investigation, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee said Wednesday, dampening prospects that the rebuttal will ever see the light of day. Rep.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video.
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It's certainly not unusual for a major company to keep a detailed description of a reporter—and some of the tidbits look to have come directly from Sullivan's own bio—but these things are never supposed to see the light of day, and they're certainly not supposed to land in the inbox of another reporter.
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Because unlike other White House personnel who serve a more peripheral role in the president's administration of the executive branch, the staff secretary manages every paper that comes across the president's desk — not just the ones he ultimately signs, but also draft orders, letters, memoranda, and other documents that never see the light of day.
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Led by Senators Chuck Schumer of New York, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, Tom Udall of New Mexico and Jeff Merkley of Oregon, the Democrats' package will include Senate bills — likely to never see the light of day on the floor under Republican control — that would hit campaign contributions, lobbying laws and other accountability issues.
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What makes Fenty x Puma so convincing, despite the fact that most of the looks will probably never see the light of public (or outside of the bubble of street style) because they're so impeccably niche, is the fact that both fans and newcomers can envision Rihanna — and more importantly, themselves — in every look.
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There's always a risk that a product launched this way may never see the light of day, or be subjected to lengthy delays, but the company's previous Kickstarter campaign was a success, it fulfilled all the orders to those who had backed it, and presumably it learned something about the process along the way.
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Even if those at-home testing services never see the light of day, other companies' products might: The startup incubator YCombinator is currently offering funding to startups that are trying to address the pandemic, while Amazon has teamed up with Bill Gates' investment arm Gates Ventures to get at-home testing to Seattle-area residents.
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"If we can get through the week without too many setbacks, then investors may begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel and sense opportunities in the markets, rather than view it with anxiety and fear which has certainly been the case in recent weeks," Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at OANDA, said in a note.
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Kept under a bushel for more than four decades while it was held up by both technical issues and lawsuits, it seemed like Amazing Grace — which Sydney Pollack filmed in 1972, as Aretha Franklin recorded the live album of the same name that would become one of her most acclaimed — would never see the light of day.
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Buzz is a concept, so there's no guarantee we'll ever see a production vehicle like it on the road, but Volkswagen is committed to hit a sales target of 1 million electric vehicles annually by 2025, with a range of models, so this reimagined microbus could definitely still see the light of day at some point.
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Kept under a bushel for more than four decades while it was held up by both technical issues and lawsuits, Amazing Grace — which Sydney Pollack filmed in 26, as Aretha Franklin recorded the live album of the same name that would become one of her most acclaimed — seemed like it would never see the light of day.
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I don't quite avoid them, but there is a feeling I get when I find myself there—looking up at a familiar window while walking by, to see the light on or not—that comes from a different place than the warm spread of recognition you get upon returning to someplace familiar after a long time away.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video on Instagram.
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U.S. stocks have risen week after week this year - with the S&P up more than 9 percent - in extremely low volatility, as strong corporate earnings and an improving global economy offset disappointment that U.S. President Donald Trump's promises to lower corporate taxes and implement a massive infrastructure spending have so far failed to see the light of day.
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"I would not because the approach that President Trump has taken has been extremely volatile without any clear strategic plan and it has a ravaging and devastating effect on our domestic manufacturers, on our farmers who are already struggling and are failing to see the light of day because of the plan that Trump has taken," she said.
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"Quentin Tarantino, was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," Thurman wrote alongside a repost of the video on Monday.
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We don't know the names of the final devices, nor whether the pictures shared in July are accurate or early mockups, but if they do see the light of day in Q1 2017, they'll join Google's Pixel smartphones as part of the company's serious push back into the hardware sector with its "Made by Google" range.
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A film about the 1977 plane crash that killed the lead singer of Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ronnie Van Zant, and five others may finally see the light of day after a federal appeals court ruled on Wednesday that the band's former drummer has a right to tell his life story, despite objections from others associated with the Southern rock group.
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Ryan has refused to give Pelosi firm assurances on immigration, and negotiations on DACA have largely stalled, stuck between the moderate-but-passable proposals that the White House won't support and conservative Trump-endorsed proposals that won't see the light of day in the Senate — the same dynamics as the run-up to the shutdown two weeks ago.
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In September, a piece in the Upshot section of The New York Times described yet another type of conflict prominent in the reporting of drug trials: What studies get published (most negative findings never see the light of day), how their results are reported and spin that casts negative or nonsignificant findings in a positive light.
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Before you go and get too mad at Disney for changing things for the sake of changing things: apparently this edit came from George Lucas — the uncontested champion of post-release cinematic change himself — with the new clip purportedly being inserted years ago during a 4K restoration that didn't see the light of day until now.
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A more recent push for a broad tariff on steel imports in the name of US national security, which in June seemed days away, has morphed into a trade technocrat's dream: an elaborate system of tariffs, quotas and exceptions that looks like it will take months to construct and may never even see the light of day.
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Kept under a bushel for more than four decades while it was held up by both technical issues and lawsuits, it seemed like Amazing Grace — which Sydney Pollack filmed in 20143, as Aretha Franklin recorded the live album of the same name that became one of her most acclaimed — would never see the light of day.
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Metacritic score: 95 Kept under a bushel for more than four decades while it was held up by both technical issues and lawsuits, it seemed like Amazing Grace — which Sydney Pollack filmed in 1972, as Aretha Franklin recorded the live album of the same name that would become one of her most acclaimed — would never see the light of day.
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It'll also come as no surprise that the main themes of Biden's campaign kickoff were compromise and unity, in addition to his bone-headed belief that Republicans will miraculously see the light and start working with Democrats after Trump loses in 2020 — which, as Ben Mathis-Lilley pointed out, is exactly what he said about Republicans after the 2012 election. Hmmm.
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"You think, "Oh, well, this is nonsense, this film [1988's Rowing With the Wind], it's being made in Spain with English actors, with a director who doesn't speak English and German money, it's never going to see the light of day, so just go and have a nice time for three months, flirt with the actress playing Claire Claremont (Elizabeth Hurley).
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Even as the President declared Tuesday that "we begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel" and that he hoped to see the lifting of restrictions on movement and social gatherings by Easter, the World Health Organization warned that the growing trajectory of cases and deaths means the US could become the next global epicenter of the pandemic.
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"This report must see the light of day, must be available to the American public for a catharsis that will allow us to start with the facts, understand what happened and begin to rebuild the faith of the American people," said Representative Jim Himes, Democrat of Connecticut and a senior member of the Intelligence Committee, which has undertaken its own Russia investigation.
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Signing on as a Senate co-sponsor for a piece of legislation that is never going to see the light of day -- the Republican majority isn't bringing it up -- is very different than running for president on your support for a program that would get rid of all private insurance in the country and cost, well, a whole heck of a lot.
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While the widely beloved former president is not portrayed by an actor and only briefly appears in archival news footage, Burns's script makes clear that Obama had little interest in holding his predecessor accountable, and that he and other top officials like Hillary Clinton nixed their own investigation in favor of a Senate report they hoped would never see the light of day.
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Judge Jackson's ruling also came on the same day that another federal judge in Washington held out the possibility that more documents about the Ukraine affair could yet see the light of day, ruling that emails between the White House and the Pentagon about the freezing of military aid to Ukraine should be released under a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.
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"I think that when cooler heads really can prevail and you push the politics to the side, we should really be asking ourselves, should we be able, with the stroke of a pen, without requiring people to read it and not even giving these rules a chance to see the light of day — is that actually good governance?" she added.
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"Moby is someone who needs a lot of approval but can't help alienating people," Australian DJ and writer Jim Poe wrote in part two of his entertaining retrospective account of being Moby's onstage "keyboardist," miming his parts to a DAT backing, on the 1993 See the Light tour with Aphex Twin, Orbital, and Vapourspace; that alienating tendency is something Moby cops to again and again in Porcelain.
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" In the United States, this spectacular ingratitude is lamentably bipartisan, he says, shared by anti-establishmentarians on both sides who refuse to see the light: "Left-wing and right-wing political ideologies have themselves become secular religions, providing people with a community of like-minded brethren, a catechism of sacred beliefs, a well-populated demonology and a beatific confidence in the righteousness of their cause.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) accused Mnuchin in a letter to Thorson of using taxpayer funds to conduct an analysis that the government was now refusing to let see the light of day.
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The studio's latest project, Dear Angelica, had been one of the most moving films in the medium that I'd seen, the product of a moving narrative and an artistic style that was only possible in VR. All of this didn't stop a core team of employees from Oculus Story Studio from continuing to pursue hopes that the project they'd put so much work into would eventually see the light of day.
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While she would not say who had been part of a conversation in the White House counsel's office that had led to a prevailing view among the group that Trump's original letter firing Comey should "(n)ot (see the) light of day," as she wrote in notes that were cited in the Mueller report, Donaldson said that at least some parts of those notes had come from conversations that took place in McGahn's office.
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