A man sends his medical bills, a woman sends her student-loan statements, a child sends her drawing of a cat, a mother sends her teenager's report card — straight A's, isn't that awesome, Mr. President?
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Taylor says she's "going to freak" if Nick sends her home, and Nick sends her home (-15).
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She stills sends me emails called "Mom's Two Cents," and she sends them with all of her thoughts.
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But I do think that this meeting sends the wrong signal, and I don't think it sends the right signal.
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Alexa takes spoken commands, sends them to the Web, converts them into digital commands and sends them back to the device.
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A turnover sends Layun on the break against Plattenhardt, and sends Neuer scrambling back from where he had drifted near midfield.
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NASA sends a signal from the deep space network (DSN) dishes to the spacecraft, which sends the signal back to Earth.
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That server sends those packets on their way to the website or service, receives the responses, and sends them back to you.
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The Paris deal "sends a signal to investors, sends a signal to consumers, sends a signal to everyone in the world... that fossil fuels have a very limited lifespan now", said Thom Woodroofe, a climate policy advisor for Independent Diplomat.
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Trump has long contended China takes advantage of the U.S. because China sends significantly more goods to America than the U.S. sends back.
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Trump has repeatedly argued that China takes advantage of the U.S. because China sends significantly more goods to America than the U.S. sends back.
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Confirmation of a trend higher sends a "buy" signal in the market; one of a trend lower sends a "sell" signal in the market.
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One Websleuths tip sends the filmmakers off to Daytona Beach, which in turn sends them spiraling down a rabbit hole of crime and sex trafficking.
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The company sends people kits to swab their saliva and sends the sample to Color's certified and accredited lab where it's tested for genetic mutations.
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The company sends out a technician to inspect the home, noting any potential issues, and then sends the homeowner a full report on the house.
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When he taps his button, it fires off a Python script that sends the same signal the Starbucks app would when sends out an order.
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An applicant sends the company a single printed copy of the package, and Vanderbilt scans it, copies it and sends the copies to the board.
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"I think it sends the right message," Trump said when asked if his approach to the deal with Tehran sends the wrong message to Pyongyang.
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ACARS sends communication One of the plane's communication systems sends what turns out to be its last transmission, according to Malaysia Airlines CEO Ahmad Jauhari Yahya.
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However, unlike Warby which sends a handful of real glasses to your home, Pair sends out cardboard replicas of their designs for kids to try on.
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A person who sends 60 messages a month will get, on average, only 2.2 times more replies compared to someone who sends 10 messages a month.
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It "sends a bad message to girls that girls have to say 'yes' -- sends a bad message to boys that girls can't say 'no,'" Richard said.
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The classical computer sends the description to the quantum computer, which implements the quantum circuit, measures the qubits, and sends back the 50-bit output bit string.
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Of course it is: The United States sends China high-quality, American-made products and in exchange China sends back the Donald J. Trump Signature Suit Collection.
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Once the user chooses a frame, Framebridge sends a shipping label and materials to the user, who then sends it to be framed in the Framebridge framing center.
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First, the retailer that sold the item sends transaction information to its merchant acquirer (Global Payments, for example), which sends it to the credit card network (say, Visa).
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And what's great about it is, it sends it into exam room for you and the doctor to go over, but it actually also sends it down to your phone.
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But at the very least, it's worth auditing the types of pings your smartphone sends you, and when it sends them, and winnowing them down to something much more bearable.
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Alexander: Well the administration – well it sends a signal.
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File this under ... Funny Girl sends in the clones!
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If Mueller sends it down to the southern extract, or Rosenstein sends it down to the southern district after Mueller sends it to Rosenstein, and gets down there, and now you can do things, you can look for information in a new venue with someone, you&aposre right, who is closer to the president.
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CFP Michael Resnick, senior wealth management advisor at GCG Financial, said that any time he sends sensitive data to clients via email, he sends it encrypted to add a layer of protection.
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This is why it matters that the signals that Warren sends when she adopts a phrase like "Latinx" are the cultural equivalent of the policy signal that she sends with Medicare for All.
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Using items is similarly simple: a swipe down drops the item behind you, and tapping on the screen sends items ahead (or, in the case of a mushroom, sends your racer speeding ahead).
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When residents do not comply with the regulations the city sends contractors to cut back vegetation and sends the bill to homeowners, imposing a lien on the property if they do not pay.
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It sends a clear message: Join the party, you must.
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The guy that sends these really knows what he's doing.
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"It sends a dreadful message to the growers," he added.
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I think she sends me the very nice ones though.
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Racine says the initiative sends a clear message to predators.
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Which just sends me into a makeup loop, I guess?
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He types 53 characters; he sends journalists into a tizzy.
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But that's precisely the signal that the coalition meeting sends.
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It sends a wrong message if we discontinue our support.
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Afterward, it sends the rendered 3D images back to you.
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The resulting excess savings are capital that Germany sends abroad.
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America sends almost $240bn in goods to Mexico every year.
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Iowa sends 41 pledged delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
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Eventually, she sends me home — I'm not great company today!
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And it sends us down a few rabbit holes too.
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Sends Eric Trump in his stead on sensitive diplomatic mission.
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Abby Cadabby, the fairy, sends glitter shimmering at the camera.
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The Shortlist YOUR FATHER SENDS HIS LOVEStoriesBy Stuart Evers312 pp.
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YOUR FATHER SENDS HIS LOVE StoriesBy Stuart Evers 311 pages.
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What if neither person sends a message after a date?
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The machine sends electrical pulses through your skin and nerves.
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Maybe she sends them live footage of Bad Place developments?
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Go deeper: Trump's trade war sends retailers into a maelstrom
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The EPIRB communicates with satellites and sends locations to authorities.
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The alert signal sends a location to rescuers within minutes.
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The device communicates with satellites and sends locations to authorities.
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And if your partner sends signals that confuse you, stop.
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Nowhere sends more people to Britain than China and India.
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Right now, the U.S. sends up astronauts on Russian rockets.
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Sends the wrong message to the rest of the team.
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And I think it sends the wrong message to children.
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The reassuring signal Pence sends is that Trump gets this.
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Shooting down the drone sends a message about Iran's capabilities.
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It sends more students to Australia than any other country.
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The meaning: The white sends a very clear religious message.
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And also, I think it really sends a message out.
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The U.S. sends a message to China, Iran and Turkey.
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Failure to normalize sends a message of deteriorating economic signals.
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Q: Mizoram sends just one lawmaker to the Lok Sabha.
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"She sends me pictures and bios and everything," shares Gharachedaghi.
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You may think that writing "XO" sends the wrong message.
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The government in Beijing sends tanks to crush the revolt.
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Nobody ever sends you a get well card for that.
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He plays his idol, saves Jessica, and sends Lucy home.
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Plot twist: The materials she sends you are clearly unfinished.
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Now it does a URL rewrite and sends every postmates.
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It also sends alerts as soon as motion is detected.
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It sends the signal that they are qualified to run.
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Irving's return sends G Matthew Dellavedova back to the bench.
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"It sends a message," Mr. Frank said in an interview.
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The plunge in these rankings sends a strong, troubling message.
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Later, though, he sends her a letter requesting a visit.
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London sends our condolences to the victims and their families.
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He sends me home for the rest of the day.
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Labanc's OT goal sends Sharks past Oilers SAN JOSE, Calif.
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One day Tade sends a bouquet of orchids to Ayoola.
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Then DUFL packs and sends the bag to your hotel.
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"It sends a message to the people smugglers," he said.
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Karga sends the Mandalorian to the unnamed Client (Werner Herzog).
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It sends advertisements to the lock screens of Fire tablets.
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He sends his love, and you're stuck with me today.
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Flashback: SCOTUS sends sports betting into a brave new world.
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Seth, who sends the photos, points the finger at Meechum.
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But you do think about the message her movie sends.
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"It sends a message primarily aimed at Russia," Wheelbarger said.
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It keeps me grounded and sends me home around sunrise.
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Switzerland sends in Embolo for Zuber and Seferovic for Dzemali.
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Sergey Ignashevich's stutter step sends de Gea the wrong direction.
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It sends the wrong message to Iran, and that's dangerous.
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The travel agent normally sends people off to happy places.
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Each month, Saria sends $500 to his parents in Nepal.
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This awakened convert sends his special salute to Mr. Brooks.
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The Ford Foundation sends that message; it's in its DNA.
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He sends out enigmatic koans to his 33,000 Twitter followers.
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What is the message that sends to men and women?
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"It sends the wrong message about the company," he said.
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The service then sends prescriptions to the patient's nearest pharmacy.
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"Peter sends home VF because .. finally sex," his tweet begins.
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The resignation of these chief executives certainly sends a message.
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"High School Musical" no longer sends chills to my body.
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It sends the totally wrong signal because it is defeatist.
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It sends out a pretty powerful mist for its size!
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"But I think he sends the wrong signal," he said.
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Given the mixed messages it sends out, this is understandable.
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Of course such a tragedy sends reverberations throughout the family.
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It evokes emotions, stirs controversy and, above all, sends messages.
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It keeps me awake and sends me to sleep (respectively).
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Again, the border sends a message: Watch what you say.
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Trader Joe's sends some crew members on global food expeditions
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The Chipotle on Court Street sends shivers down the spine.
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Can he start the trial before she sends the articles?
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When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best.
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"The absence sends a troubling message," a Guardian columnist wrote.
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Trump's campaign sends fundraising emails attacking the media, specifically CNN.
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One game called "Audioshield" sends colored orbs at the player.
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It sends an undeniably terrifying message to the residents, too.
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Sometimes there's that one block that sends the tower crashing.
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Of course his Chief of Staff sends him uplifting notes.
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I'll bet it sends someone, somewhere, rushing to the bathroom.
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WhatsApp is a popular messaging app that sends encrypted messages.
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On a psychological level, this blankness sends a calming signal.
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The pharmacist then contacts the patient or sends a notification.
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Go deeper: Warren's 2020 ascent sends ripples through oil industry
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Analysts and reformers obsess over who sends money into politics.
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The crew of the International Space Station sometimes sends greetings.
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This shoulder push sends the elderly guy teetering and backpedalling.
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And you know Bush, and even Obama, sends people back.
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Ranganathan came up with the idea for LoveBot because he wanted to create a chat bot that sends messages on behalf of the user, as opposed to one that sends messages to the user.
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He sends her letters, she sends him books, until eventually, the two meet face to face, and develop a touching rapport that makes one wonder what could have been had they met earlier in life.
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Generally the transaction is fast: one person offers a quantity of a foreign currency for a certain price, the interested buyer sends a transfer in bolívars, and the seller sends them the dollars in return.
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Which is why Netflix also took pains to tell investors that it thinks it's going to be just fine, even as Disney sends Baby Yoda their way, and Apple sends Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston.
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This sends a powerful message to all who disrespect our laws.
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DC: But it sends you a message that you read, right?
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Jon sends Ghost away — but that doesn't mean Ghost will listen.
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Microsoft sends dev kits only to rigorously screened game-development companies.
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America sends a third of deported Mexican migrants to Nuevo Laredo.
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My ex sends me a birthday party invitation my daughter got.
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It also sends iron ore, seafood, and clothing to the Chinese.
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We'll see if he signs what Congress sends him this time.
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What if the House sends the idea to the Senate anyway?
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A show that sends too many may wear out its welcome.
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Sends the wrong message and reinforces the perception that SBC = Republican.
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Usually when that happens, the president sends up a new nominee.
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When a star explodes, it sends stellar shrapnel across nearby galaxies.
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The Center's curator, Leah Valerio, frequently sends Mikowski updates on Squirt.
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Rushing a vote sends a clear signal: They don't value survivors.
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THE creamy glide of fresh powder sends skiing enthusiasts into ecstasies.
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Asked what message this sends to victims of sexual assault, Sen.
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There's the FeelU RingU, which sends vibrations via a connected ring.
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Megvii's system also sends alerts to an on-site staff member.
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Then, it sends that single form to each of its partners.
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A wine subscription that sends her great wines by the glass
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In fact, its lack of particulars sends exactly the opposite message.
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Alice agrees to the deal and sends Betty to the bank.
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She sends in my prescription to the pharmacy down the street.
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PillPack is an online pharmacy that sends customers prepackaged medication doses.
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Plot twist: nick sends himself home cus he can't handle this.
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Mexico sends 80 percent of its exports to the United States.
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It's also strangely absent of chatspeak, which sends his heart racing.
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Mexico sends around 80% of its exports to the United States.
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Arie ultimately sends Krystal home — oh, did you forget about Arie?
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So, when Harley sends it over there, they have 100% tax.
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Cabinet approval sends the bill to the legislature for a vote.
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Living so close to violence sends people mad, Mr Cantú writes.
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And the feeder system that sends the league players isn't helping.
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"It sends an awful message to women," she told the Post.
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Send Me SFMOMA, sends people works of art via text message.
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I hate when my pin sends my Uber to wrong location.
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"I hope it sends a message," she says of her accomplishments.
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Rovio's privacy policy lists all of the places it sends data.
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Atom Brands sends about 60,000 bottles of Scotch east every year.
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When he sends e-mails, his screen name appears as "ComingChinaWars".
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He promises the truth, but then just sends a poop GIF.
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I pay upfront, and my roommate sends me half on Venmo.
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He smashes into the suitcase and sends her lacy pajamas flying.
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He sends that clueless FBI director on assignment to another state.
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It sends 75 percent of its exports to the United States.
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So blaming Black Friday shoppers for shopping sends a contradictory message.
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He sends home about 5,000 rupees ($78) a month, he said.
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Whether he sends it or not has yet to be seen.
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Lindsay Graham of South Carolina questioned the message Tillerson's decision sends.
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But then sends an email that it's just delayed until 9pm.
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As it moves higher, it sends a buy signal, Cramer said.
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Rima's death in a freak accident sends Bobby into a spiral.
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Related columns: "Forties pipeline shutdown sends Brent spreads soaring", Reuters, Dec.
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It's so awesome and cloudy and sends you to another space.
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She then sends a screwdriver flying into his stomach, killing him.
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If someone sends them a photo, they should delete it immediately.
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Even now, thinking of the findings sends shivers down my spine.
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Dolphins' defense sends Broncos to 8th straight loss MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.
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The Secretary sends over recommendations and they sit on the dock.
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Your employer takes some out from each paycheck and sends it.
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Moreover, it sends a clear signal that could shift public opinion.
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He puts Sam on probation and sends her on her way.
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But the message it sends is impossible to miss, or misconstrue.
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Just being around Gabe sends good vibes to the whole team.
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Imagine this scenario: ShotSpotter detects an gunshot and sends an alert.
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She sends Matthew to go after Anne, but he's too late.
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Days later, Nakamoto sends bitcoins in its first ever transaction. Jan.
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The reality show sends contestants on blind dates with three people.
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"It sends a chilling warning," the group said in a statement.
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She comes out forgiving Jacqueline, but Jacqueline instead sends her home.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's office sends an email to his list.
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The only reason anyone sends a nude is to be objectified.
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Who sends shells into the most heavily crowded city in Yemen?
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The school sends a handful of students to Harvard most years.
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The firm's CEO, Rob Vito, sends his children to St. Cornelius.
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It sends a very clear shot across the bow to Canada.
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He said that Mexico purposely sends us rapists and drug dealers.
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The M240i sends all of its power to the rear wheels.
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He sends a tweet on Friday morning just after 6 a.m.
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Kylie Jenner sends a tweet and her lip-kit sells out.
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These days, Brandauer sends its wares to trade shows in Germany.
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That sends a message for other emerging aspirant middle-class economies.
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Quip also sends oral health newsletters with tips and blog posts.
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"The nerve sends impulses down into the stomach area," he explained.
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"But certainly the introduction of those bills sends a strong signal."
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The Senate sends our congratulations for your grit, teamwork, and talent.
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Every month, Amazon sends selected Vine reviewers a list of products.
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But then it sends a bill well above the subscription price.
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Hitchcock sends upward of 35 clients there for custom-made shoes.
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It also sends $466 million worth of whiskey exports to Europe.
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The state sends proof of registration electronically to local election officials.
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Will Doc listen before he sends Marty back to the future?
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The walker also sends a report card to the pet parent.
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It sends a horrific message to the rest of the world.
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" So God sends him to Hell for being "a fucking monster.
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It is unmistakable in a crowd and sends a message: Warning!
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Lee is injured, so she sends Audrey into the house instead.
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"His appearance sends off enormous red flags, and it's incredibly alarming."
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A few days later, Brooklyn Bodyburn sends me a mass email.
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The power of that kick sends a massive shock through you.
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Trump's three unshakable beliefs: America sends the wrong people to negotiate.
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Later, he sends me a link to a video on YouTube.
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What sort of person sends spiteful letters to Andy Murray's grandparents?
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This one guy sends me pictures of every meal he eats.
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It sends you home from Mars to fight demons on Earth.
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Soon Zlatan sends his face into space with a Samsung SpaceSelfie.
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A stabilized car business sends short-sellers looking for weakness elsewhere
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Each week, Ms. Kutzwell sends her barbers emails discussing social strategy.
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Kagawa gets it just outside the box and sends it wide.
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That got us wondering: Who sends out those messages, and when?
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Daily Crossword Column Sam Trabucco sends us down for the count.
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"Foreign investors are concerned about the message this sends," he said.
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Slackbot is also the vehicle through which Slack sends users notifications.
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Occasionally, it sends out something that lives up to its appearance.
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That sends a signal that the Democrats are serious about this.
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If one is, Aegis sends an alert to the control room.
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Canada sends 75 percent of its exports to the United States.
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In others, the government sends out completed forms to most taxpayers.
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He slides, gets his foot on it, and sends it over.
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That sends its own message: "Here we come," Germany is saying.
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However, CBP still sends back adults and children with health issues.
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My attending just sends me home after because it's so slow.
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"I don't think she sends messages person to person," another added.
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Then he sends a ball that Pogba heads out of play.
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Highland Falls sends one clear message: You're near the Army now.
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But Maximiliano Meza sends the corner right into the side netting.
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Trump has said he'll sign into law whatever Congress sends him.
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And Nicki Minaj, of course, realizes this and sends a tweet.
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Whether employers respond to negative reviews online also sends a message.
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If the Trump administration sends the Paris Agreement notice on Nov.
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"This settlement sends the wrong message to the marketplace," they wrote.
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Meaningful music sends all the good times flooding back, he says.
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The charity sends free books every month to preschool-aged children.
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Singling Lee out sends a symbolic message to the business community.
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It even sends you email notifications if it senses something's wrong.
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If Trump sends a signal...We'd have a bill in Washington.
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That unity sends an important message to friends and adversaries alike.
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Headlines Chevron sends 300 UK workers home as coronavirus precaution on.ft.
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A company called the Galvanize Group sends trucks mostly to Manhattan.
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An exterminator sends a blast of noxious chemicals into their home.
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As soon as Nancy sends those articles over, a trial begins.
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It was a great victory and sends a very strong message.
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Could he have started the trial before she sends the articles?
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"This settlement sends the wrong message to the marketplace," he wrote.
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" Mr. Biden responded by saying his son "sends his best regards.
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She sends the ball sailing toward the plate with a bounce.
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"This sends a strong visual message," Lewis said, patting his rifle.
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He sends it to his old colleagues at the Frontier Foundation.
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" She adds: "He sends me payment for Netflix, Hulu, groceries, etc.
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He'll know for sure when Carolla sends him the repair bill.
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A quick jerk or movement sends Mr. Alvarez into excruciating pain.
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You call 911, and the city fire department sends trained firefighters.
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It's the same message Netflix sends when it increases subscription prices.
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This sends the word loud and clear: Bolton is Trump's guy.
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If you take one, Raya knows, and sends a warning message.
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The company sends bottles by subscription and you add the water.
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This sends the message that your pain is not a priority.
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B.I.' and it sends a shiver up and down people's spines.
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Cantv sends its employees to China to receive training, they added.
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Every morning, Wellth sends her a reminder to take her pills.
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What message do you think this sends to voters of color?
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This sends me into a spiral and I crash and burn.
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What message do you hope your book sends to Silicon Valley?
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The tool sends someone a romantic playlist depending on your preferences.
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Once the patient is treated Watsi sends the money—like insurers.
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When the federal government shuts down, who sends the official tweets?
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A general sends his man on a mission to certain death.
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A stack of books, organized by color with the spines facing out like a who's who of the New York Times bestsellers, sends one message; luxe facial oil and a Byredo Burning Rose candle sends another.
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This story was originally published in Spanish on MUNCHIES MX. Contrary to the ideas spread by Donald Trump during his presidential campaign, when Mexico sends people over to the United States, it actually sends its very best.
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German Catholics are also major funders of the Vatican; the bishops conference sends almost $7 million a year, and each of Germany's 27 dioceses sends its own contributions, said Matthias Kopp, a spokesman for the bishops conference.
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Additionally, this new version of Logic supports 12 sends per channel strip.
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This sends her running to Jonathan — does Nancy have any female friends?
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I liked the daily and weekly notifications that the Watch now sends.
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Rebecca sends Randall's girlfriend out, and goes to speak to the kids.
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The date card sends Rachel and Dean off on a blimp ride.
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"That, too, sends a chilling message to our immigrant communities," he said.
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For $129, ButcherBox sends subscribers eight to 11 pounds of choice cuts.
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He sends it to President Trump and he makes videos of it.
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She noted that representatives have an internal tool that sends out updates.
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Alongside her, Colton sends home the lovely Tahzjuan, who seems genuinely crestfallen.
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Each person also sends the paper to the other with this information.
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If someone sends an email, it needs to not leak in transit.
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Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom sends you on spell-casting scavenger hunt.
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And that he sends his wife a bouquet of flowers every week.
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Unwilling to bend the rules, the crew sends the late-comers away.
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What happens if she wins and she sends over a liberal judge?
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The memory of it still sends a shiver down my spine today.
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He sends her home anyway, though, keeping recently-been-kissed Heather instead.
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I buy two tickets and D. sends me $32 to cover his.
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"My Aunt Katie always sends cookies," the Being Mary Jane star says.
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You only get five seconds to hit undo before the email sends.
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Every week he sends hundreds of bottles through the regular mail system.
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In astrology, Mercury retrograde sends communication, contracts, technology and travel into chaos.
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How is it possible to not understand the msg this photo sends?
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She sends Qyburn out to meet Tyrion to discuss their queens' demands.
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When Candy propositions Mike, his stare sends her scurrying across the street.
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It sends 118 trucks, also packed with products, in the other direction.
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Erasing a swatch of color sends little sparkles floating down the screen.
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He makes calls and sends texts standing up from wherever he can.
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"That sends a message to other cities: Don't do this," Shenkman declared.
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One Berlin centre sends out 103 vans a day in two waves.
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Drake still sends private jets so they can fly to see him.
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One Berlin center sends out 103 vans a day in two waves.
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So let's hope Nissan sends this mean machine into battle very soon.
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To mitigate the problem, Gilberto sends Pacho, who killed Claudio, to Mexico.
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Zeus, annoyed with their dissatisfaction, sends a hydra that eats them all.
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He sends back a face with its tongue out, its eyes closed.
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Someone sends out an invite for breakfast, and the conversation moves on.
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Turns out, Facebook sends that information to your computer in plain text.
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Before she shares, though, she sends a text to an unknown number.
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It saves their life, but sends them into sudden and intense withdrawal.
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Canada sends about 75 percent of its exports to its southern neighbor.
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The app sends you a notification every month to confirm the transaction.
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As soon as she starts spinning strategy, the tribe sends her packing.
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He sends handwritten birthday cards to intimidate organised criminals on his patch.
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Sorry — just thinking about that game sends a chill down the spine.
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It sends the message that we don't want to talk to you.
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Again, a matriarchal tragedy sends our sisterly heroines on their magical adventure.
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It sends a pretty strong message: Don't talk to me right now.
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Its World Medical Mission sends doctors, equipment and supplies to underprivileged countries.
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I text my coworker and she sends me $83 for her half.
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Canada sends about 75 percent of its exports to the United States.
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This terror sends Eric home, the first sign that Paradise has stakes.
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HAWAII VOLCANO&aposS &aposEXPLOSIVE&apos ERUPTION SENDS ASH PLUME SOARING, PROMPTS WARNING
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She sends me a referral link and we both get $5 credit.
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Seeing her wife naked with the nanny sends Ivy into a rage.
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It then sends the SMS message to the pre-registered telephone number.
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"It sends a very strong message," Bamberg said in a phone interview.
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He sends his best regards to his fans and his fellow castmates.
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Once you find one band, Spotify basically sends the rest your way.
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It sends a push notification (yes, like Yo) and fun is had.
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Every time you open the closet, it sends a picture by Signal.
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And I hope to God nobody else sends me any more prayers.
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But it sends a warning to foreigners seeking to buy Italian infrastructure.
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But this sends a very troubling message, should Trump get elected president.
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They're waiting to see what — if anything — the Senate actually sends them.
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When it detects an anomaly, it sends an alert to the user.
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In Florida, where Trump sends the tweet, it's a sunny spring morning.
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Losing a mission just sends you back to where you messed up.
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The potent public response to the latest attacks sends a different message.
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One example is Pennsylvania, which sends 54 unbound delegates to the RNC.
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After those checks, Nurx sends a prescription to one of its pharmacies.
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Schnuggie also sends certain users socks and shoes she doesn't wear anymore.
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And so, Trump sends Rodman and he gets beat up for that.
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Once the transaction is done, the merchant bot sends a receipt message.
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The subscription plan sends a new head for $33, every three months.
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Liam tries to save Hook, and in turn, sends himself to death.
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WHEELER: Our technical guys then take a look what DOE sends us.
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I understand that sometimes life sends us reeling because of unexpected situations.
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This sends the message that these programs are fine; they are not.
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The electorate of each constituency sends its personal representative to the chamber.
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Venus's connection with lucky Jupiter sends you blessings around love and creativity.
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Conner sends out poorly lit Snapchats of him curled up in bed.
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This sends the wrong message to young women, the BFI's Stewart said.
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It sends your contact a quote that will maybe sorta inspire them.
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Canada sends about 210 percent of its exports to the United States.
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Or, why nearly every "surprise bill" sends your finances into a tailspin?
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Mexico sends about 80 percent of its exports to the United States.
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Credit Suisse officials say the chief executive regularly sends updates to employees.
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"We don't think it sends any message either way," the official said.
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Mr. Thiam, who regularly sends updates to employees, called these concerns unfounded.
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The bank confirms the code and sends verification back to the terminal.
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What other social media platform annually sends amateur bloggers to Fashion Week?
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Every day, it sends out an automated text that tackles life's struggles.
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The sound of the swarm sends the elephants looking for food elsewhere.
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Think of the signal it sends around the world for God's sake.
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The unanimous opinion sends the case back down to the lower courts.
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It develops relationships with, and sends emissaries to, schools in poorer areas.
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Now, thanks partly to the money she sends home, they are thriving.
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It collects sweat and sends it to a sensor inside the bandage.
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It subsumes them in avalanches, or sends them tumbling down a crevasse.
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In return, Cuba sends thousands of medical and other specialists to Venezuela.
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The taint team then sends over to prosecutors all non-privileged material.
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This sends a message of uncertainty and fear in the business climate.
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For him not to be backing the nominee sends a dangerous message.
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Facetory sends high-quality Korean sheet masks for half their retail price.
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Instead of making your own sauce, Gobble sends you a premade sauce.
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Typically, the patient has never met the provider who sends the bill.
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Filing a lien sends a "message" to the property owner, Eiseman said.
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"It sends a signal to the government," lawyer Bethany Payton-O'Brien said.
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She snaps a picture and sends it to her family in Honduras.
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The bad-guy script then sends the credentials directly back to Mordor.
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The app also sends you notifications when your period might be coming.
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Mexico sends four-fifths of its goods exports to the United States.
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Political Islam, Jasser says, sends adherents down a "conveyor belt" of radicalization.
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More importantly, it sends a contradictory message about the EU's financial priorities.
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Which sends us a very important message: Time is a flat circle.
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Matt: She put a USB with malware, that sends screenshots VNC style.
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"Kim Jong Un Sends Birthday Spreads to Veteran Scholars," reads one headline.
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Screwed is the child who sends a mother's calls straight to voicemail.
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It also sends a stark political message about the two parties' priorities.
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Does the conversation change whether the child receives or sends the photo?
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My mom also sends me home with some peonies from her garden!
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Literally everything he sends me ends up in my sets for months.
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It sends such a terrible signal overseas for what we stand for.
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Luckily, the Moon in Scorpio sends helpful vibes your way this evening.
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" It was signed by the 18th Street gang: "153 sends its best.
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It sends a clear message that you're serious about your internship. 5.
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Birchbox sends a monthly curated box of beauty samples to its subscribers.
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Could that be the winner that sends them to their first final?
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Harry Maguire gets his head on it, but sends it well high.
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It sends a message that an opponent is unpredictable but also bold.
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Mário Fernandes sends it wide left, smashing it low on the ground!
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Sergio Ramos with exaggerated slow steps and sends Akinfeev the wrong way.
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Nacer Chadli sends it home after it's tipped to him by Lukaku.
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Today, the region sends 40 Republicans to the House and 25 Democrats.
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This global humanitarian nonprofit sends medical teams to areas stricken by disasters.
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It also sends about $8 billion annually directly to communities through grants.
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From the next morning in Jordan, my sister sends the letters g.o.t.o.s.l.e.e.p.
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The Warriors' win on Monday sends the series back to Oakland, Calif.
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Majri controls and sends it back in, and France gets a header.
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The Guangdong authorities said the app sends out users' contacts without permission.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Fred Piscop sends 2018 out with a bifurcated Sunday.
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He regularly sends money back home to relatives in Spanish Town, Jamaica.
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"We've got to look at whoever the president sends up," he said.
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"It sends an important signal to the conservatives," said Ms. Uzun, 26.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Mateys, Paolo Pasco's puzzle sends us under the sea.
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Grindr sends HIV status to third parties, and some personal data unencrypted
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But when the agency sends out default notifications, licensing boards take action.
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The federation also sends an adult supervisor to live with the players.
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He sends anonymous letters to a person who he has never met.
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Other times the music sends a coded secondary message, contradicting the lyric.
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But Mr. Trump's focus on the bottom line sends an unmistakable message.
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"It sends good signals in a lot of different ways," he said.
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"Rare Sighting of Kirtland's Warbler Sends Birdwatchers Into Hushed Frenzy," wrote Gothamist.
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After admitting she still loves him, she nonetheless sends him packing forever.
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If it shows cancer, the pathologist sends the biopsy cells to Strand.
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Any politician that sends people into war is sending people into violence.
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This sends a clear message to those who undermine other people's rights.
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Once we agree, she sends it off and we cross our fingers.
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To use 23andMe's services, the user simply sends in a saliva sample.
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Rich low-end torque sends the 530i off in a satisfying way.
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Then it sends staff door-to-door to audit and enroll recipients.
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Canada sends the majority of its energy products to the United States.
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And, by 2024, Musk says he wants to sends passengers to Mars.
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With your approval, CrunchMatch proposes meeting times and sends out meeting requests.
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It sends a message to people my age and also to kids.
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" He added: "It sends an unsettling message to immigrants across the country.
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The company sends fully prepared 100% plant-based meals to your door.
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"That vehicle sends the wrong message at the wrong time," he said.
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The company generally sends an I.T. employee to set up new stores.
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General deterrence sends a message that goes well beyond the direct targets.
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Then New Level sends back a mix tailored to their specific moves.
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This is the page FB sends users to with questions about CCPA.
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Our boss also sends us all $113 Starbucks gift cards for Halloween!
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"This sends a strong visual message," the man said to The Post.
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He sends a bit of money to them from time to time.
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The department currently sends about one-third of appointments to private providers.
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Go deeper: Syria's Assad sends troops to key town near Turkish border
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The website or your bank sends a text to confirm it's you.
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The quick orbit sends the planet around the star every 2003 days.
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Today's sentence sends a corrosive two-pronged message to the American public.
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" Ackles reassured fans that Padalecki is "doing fine and sends his love.
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The first family sends staff and supporters a holiday card every year.
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"The feeling you have when your daughter sends you the following text..."
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It sends the signal that the employee is not a real priority.
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When you walk out, Amazon charges your account and sends a receipt.
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These are letters that the FCC sends to telecos to request information.
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Mexico sends nearly 80 percent of its exports to the United States.
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Canada sends about 22014 percent of its exports to the United States.
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I feel this sends a message of entitlement and inconsideration to James.
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With each such request, called a detainer, ICE sends along a warrant.
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Kemp's decision ultimately sends a message that extends beyond the impeachment inquiry.
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In turn, the frog sends players souvenirs and snapshots from its travels.
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That sends the message to China that the U.S. will turn elsewhere.
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His daughter, Iphis, sends her beloved Hamor to join him in combat.
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Pokémon sends a network discovery packet to each device on port 26037.
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Indonesia also sends many domestic workers to the Middle East and elsewhere.
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When you overpay your state taxes, the state sends you a refund.
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The follow-up email that he sends to interested prospectsHi [prospect's name],
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When you say that, it sends trembles through so many hardworking Americans.
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I hope the sentence sends a clear message that times have changed.
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"It sends a message that we are all the same," she said.
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The new season sends them to Sydney for a chance at redemption.
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The sight of a jacket sends her hurtling in the other direction.
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When American capitalism sends us its billionaires, it's not sending its best.
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Researchers say the mandate sends a signal about the importance of coverage.
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It sends the message that the American dream is alive and well.
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What is the message that today's vote sends to women in America?
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What message do you think this vote sends to women in America?
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Germany, for example, now sends 19803 percent of its exports to China.
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It sends out alerts via messaging apps that jets are minutes away.
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He sends people Pepe memes as threats via AirDrop in the airport.
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It is something else entirely to have a bucket list that sends you to college for the first time at 92 -- or that sends you on your maiden flight at the controls of a single-engine airplane at 97.
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The spacecraft also sends a monthly status update about its health and safety.
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As the name suggests, it sends pizzas to polling places with long queues.
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The instrument measures light and sends back signals nearly 2,000 times per second.
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After it's connected, it sends data to the company's servers and the app.
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DoNotPay sends it to them in a clear and easy to read format.
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Villita Avocados sends its products across the United States to Walmarts and Safeways.
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The system also sends smart reminders to clients to ensure on-time payment.
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Imagine a text conversation with a bot that sends you a news topic.
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Sutherland sends overnight shipments of freshly made baby foods to its clientele weekly.
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She always sends us home with a couple of things when we visit.
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Britain sends about £55 million, or about $80 million, per day to Brussels.
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" Trump on Latinos: "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best.
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The loser is the player who sends the turd flying into the air.
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The attack on the bridge sends the ship crashing into the Death Star.
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He frantically sends a message to someone, and then turns to dust himself.
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The deal sends a clear signal to companies: Invest in green business models.
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Each year, antibiotic resistance sends more than 2 million Americans to the doctor.
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But for America to abandon this norm sends an even more disturbing signal.
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Hernando, MS's mayor sends sexting pic.. That lands in inbox of EVERY alderman.
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J. Crew, for instance, sends about 175 to its average subscriber every year.
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The Poshmark seller sends a counteroffer, so I counteroffer again, and they accept!
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The actress told Popsugar that Pratt sends flowers to his wife every week.
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What is the message that the game sends about women's role in football?
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It makes him seem reasonable and sends a warning without inflicting any pain.
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A student who sends a guy in her university's library messages using books.
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It sends the message to the world that America doesn't think women matter.
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Happy grandma Kris Jenner always sends her kids gingerbread houses for the holidays.
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If someone sends me 40 unsolicited tweets in a day, that is stalking.
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The resulting crash sends energy out from the reconnection point like a slingshot.
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Taupin sends lines of poetry, which John edits and pairs to a melody.
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He sends what little he earns selling cigarettes to his family in Caracas.
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There are many people that you're not helping, and that sends bad feelings.
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This evening, the Moon enters Capricorn and sends some interesting messages your way.
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The Emma Watch sends vibrations to the brain that help control hand tremors.
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Ossia's receiver sends a low-power beacon signal to the Cota Power Transmitter.
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It does two things, and two things only: sends calls and receives them.
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The mere thought of not having sustainable income sends me into a panic.
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Mexico's biggest TV network, Televisa, broadcasts the event live, and sends her Mariachis.
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Panik's 3-run HR in ninth sends Giants past Rays ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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The first bill a hospital sends will often just have one big number.
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We've been losing workers year after year, and corporate hardly ever sends replacements.
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Its login system is widely used and sends usage data back to Facebook.
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"It sends a message that if you complain, you don't exist," he said.
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Likewise, there is the unfortunate message Trump sends to US allies and partners.
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The fungus sends out sticky threads that glue the corpse to the leaf.
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It sends vehicles to the Chinese market from its plant in Fremont, Calif.
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Now that Trump is officially the nominee, the campaign sends out talking points.
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The team sends Mud to check out a shed where it's been spotted.
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But something about the Nixie Machine II sends a chill down my spine.
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After you take a photo, the app instantly sends you tailored recipe suggestions!
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"It sends a phenomenal message to say, 'I was not born perfect.&apos"
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That sends back the binary signal, which can then be collected and interpreted.
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Jorge sends his men to follow the safety inspector until they strike gold.
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Until that first taste sends you down a spiral you will never untwist.
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Ivy can't come home, but she sends Pedro to take Ally some supplies.
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If Moss wins, we hope her publicist sends her this Anthony Rizzo gif.
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Then, according to Delta, CBP sends a confirmation that the customer can proceed.
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Canada currently sends 75 percent of its goods exports to the United States.
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Canada sends about 1.564% of its exports to the United States, including oil.
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I think that whether they realize it or not, that sends a message.
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It sends a message to the LGBTQ+ community that our stories don't matter.
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Ralph Lauren's sales are falling as the company sends less inventory to wholesalers.
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"I hope to God nobody else sends me any more prayers," she continued.
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For every action along the way, the system sends alerts to your phone.
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Birchbox, founded in 2010, sends beauty samples to subscribers for $10 each month.
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Wahab, a Qatari startup, sends volunteers to collect leftovers from hotels and restaurants.
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Finally, Snips cleans up your data set and sends it back to you.
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It threatens critics and even sends agents to haul them back to China.
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Until the man himself sends signals over social media, we may never know.
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Venture tweeted that he's seen the screenshot, and sends his thanks to Cruz.
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But this baby voice is so familiar it sends chills down my spine.
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Some economists and investors believe the curve sends a warning about economic growth.
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Team Rubicon: A veterans group that sends volunteers to help with rescue operations.
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But by breaking the maxim of relevance it sends an entirely different message.
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The company then sends a code, which the householder types into the battery.
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I give it a quick round of editing before she sends it out.
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This early on, his motives are transparent, and Becca promptly sends him home.
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Instead, it sends Jerrod back to his parents' house in a severe panic.
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"When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best," Trump famously said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing's squeeze on yuan doubters sends a bearish signal.
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Stitch Fix sends clothes tailored to their clients' tastes in a subscription service.
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Drop by Manufacturing, where the Narrative team sends created concepts for new hosts.
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Then, Domino's sends them a gift card for each item their guests buy.
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Don Jr. retweets alt-right users and sends his own dog-whistle tweets.
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His company sends men videos of their sperm to "humanize and normalize" it.
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If someone you trust sends you photos, you can always download them manually.
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I've been using Care/of, which sends me monthly packs of personalized supplements.
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A baker elsewhere in the tent labyrinth sends over flatbreads throughout the day.
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"The law sends a message, but for me it's not enough," Laguerre said.
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"It sends a terrible message," former ONDCP chief Gil Kerlikowske told the Post.
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CONMEBOL, representing South America, sends its four best teams to the World Cup.
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One of her fans, however, kills themselves and sends Ellen the suicide note.
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And it's also beacon technology: hardware that sends push notifications to targeted consumers.
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President Trump Sends Negotiators To Kazakhstan To Seek Release Of Nicholas Cage. pic.twitter.
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He said he could start the case again if Turkey sends more evidence.
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That sends the s9+ out to clean an area, followed by the m6.
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That news sends an already-frazzled Sandy into a fit of inappropriate oversharing.
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It sends the wrong message if the foreign intrigue achieves its desired result.
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He was definitely startled by the news and sends Kanye some well wishes.
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But the president-elect himself sends conflicting signals and is decidedly inconsistent. 13.
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The bank recently doubled the number of text messages it sends to borrowers.
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Photographer Matthew Porter sends muscle cars flying in his new book The Heights.
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The performance and executive coach sends a whopping 200 of them each year.
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That number is significant: 1.21 gigawatts of power sends Doc into a tizzy.
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A run like that often sends teams running back to the drawing board.
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Our team sends condolences to her family and friends at this devastating time.
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She sends out her first tweet in months, a Kardashian-West family photo.
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The ruling sends the case back to the 9th Circuit for further evaluation.
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The service sends more than 50,000 health workers to more than 60 countries.
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When clicked, it sends the email and hides further replies from the sender.
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Instead, it sends "confidence scores" based on the information provided by the user.
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Desperate to protect himself, Jaime sends the young Stark plunging to the ground.
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CrunchMatch recommends meetings and sends out invitations (which recipients can accept or decline).
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At the same time, leptin, which sends "full" signals to the brain, decreases.
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We hope that this ruling sends a strong signal to the Trump administration.
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Personally, I couldn't care less about how many unique page views this sends.
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Fit Bodies' Guest Instructor program sends teachers to different resorts around the world.
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It has been generally assumed that Trump sends most of his own tweets.
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The idea that WikiLeaks has problems with accountability sends Assange into angry fits.
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A law sends a strong message from the top that this is unacceptable.
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It's confusing and scary for little kids and sends a potentially harmful message.
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"That sends a huge signal that the company cares about inclusion," Masure says.
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What's more, the change in policy sends a message to Iran as well.
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And nobody sends more iron ore abroad than the state of Western Australia.
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All of this fuels happiness and sends heaps of positive energy your way.
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She's thrown back into that old life when her mother sends for her.
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"Regardless of where it came from," she told CNN, "it sends a message."
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Also like the global brand, Pair sends an at-home try-on kit.
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The phenomenon sends ripples through the social and economic life of the city.
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"When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending the best," Trump infamously said.
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The ordeal sends him on a long bender, a dizzying descent toward tragedy.
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When you use Zelle, your bank sends the funds to your recipient instantly.
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Instead of chopping your broccoli, Gobble sends you a bag of prechopped broccoli.
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If you keep changing these things it sends a wrong signal to investors.
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I think this situation of hitting the guy sends her over the edge.
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Firing instead of retraining your employees sends the message that they are disposable
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China sends more students to study in the US than any other country.
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Or at least sends this tarnished knight into battle with a clear head.
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As a security measure, WikiLeaks sends transmissions for broadcast interviews through mobile phones.
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"It sends a message primarily aimed at Russia," Wheelbarger said of the offer.
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Each member state sends one delegate, with portfolios carved up through horse-trading.
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The current state of the art usually sends a simple on/off signal.
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Soon after, Kylie allegedly sends a gorgeous egg shell toaster to her mom.
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The NHL family sends heartfelt condolences to his family and his many friends.
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One center sends out invitations to a reception with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres.
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Some analysts said Trump's tough talk about "total destruction" sends an important message.
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After Jacob deGrom's starts, Conti sends him a text message with his opinions.
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An automated program sends back one of 700 mash-ups of the two.
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It shows that you're ambitious and sends a powerful signal to the market.
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He sends Carter pictures of his fingers, insisting they are normal size. Really!
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This well sends you loads of good luck, and, Sag, you need it.
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This lack of data sends many investors running, and rightfully so for some.
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Before we go, Paula sends all of my test results and treatment plan.
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The system sends alerts to a connected app if a problem is detected.
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Each body sends signals to the other, and each modulates its actions accordingly.
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The fund sends a weekly email to supporters highlighting a different candidate's campaign.
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But here's what sends me bounding out of bed each and every morning.
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Melanie Finn's second novel, "The Gloaming," sends prosperous Westerners to eerie, treacherous Africa.
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Hendricks' shutout sends Cubs past Marlins CHICAGO — Kyle Hendricks never faded on Monday.
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In between, Heath sends photos and receives workout and dietary advice in return.
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It casts no votes in presidential elections, it sends no representatives to Congress.
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Instead, he sends copious notes, and his scripts' stage directions communicate his intentions.
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Ekdal rushes in to get the rebound but sends one into the stands.
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The nonprofit Acceptance Across America sends a task force to Big Burr, Kan.
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Gaku Shibasaki can't find any of his teammates and sends it in short.
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Gaku Shibasaki takes the corner but sends it right to Belgium's waiting feet.
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Yuya Osako sends a cross into the box, but Belgium scrambles to clear.
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It sends information back to the control room in the trailer on shore.
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The smoke of a freshly lit fire sends up thick ringlets of smoke.
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"It sends the wrong message — that we are a corrupted people," he said.
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"That sends a message that criminals can get away with things," Kubrin said.
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My question is what to do with the gifts that he sends her.
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"The message this couple sends with their coordinated style is confidence," Yermagyan says.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Andrew J. Ries selflessly sends us home with a puzzle.
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The model I installed, the Nest Hello, sends alerts if it sees motion.
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That just sends such an appalling message, so I think that gets solved.
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Northern Ireland sends large volumes of dairy products, live animals and animal feed.
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The impoverished province sends more migrants than any other to the United States.
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Governments can fall when crop failures, price fixing or inflation sends costs up.
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Tesla sends him checks that pay him a little more than $37,000 annually.
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But any time anyone pierces that veil, it sends him into a rage.
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Mr. Trump's defense of the status quo sends a different and disheartening signal.
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For every one car America exports to Japan, Japan sends us over 100.
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The Nurse Family Partnership sends nurses on home visits with first-time mothers.
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Six days before a given Sunday's games, CBS sends out final game assignments.
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The Supreme Court's decision sends the case back to appellate court for retrial.
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It offers "remote assessments" and sends remote-work essentials for your home office.
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Tom Price is terrible and whatever sends him out of government is fine.
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The Senate action sends the legislation to President Donald Trump for his signature.
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He finds a stray ball inside the box but sends it wide left.
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Her brother in Miami sends her clarinet reeds, but she cannot visit him.
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Keeping him in position sends out the signal that it isn't so serious.
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The United States should also exercise caution in the signals it sends Ukraine.
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"I think the path we're on now sends us to destruction," he says.
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Into the void of her silence, the rapist sends a lone question mark.
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"It sends the message that the agreement is more about symbolism than action."
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EU WILL GRANT BREXIT EXTENSION IF JOHNSON SENDS LETTER, SAYS BRUSSELS - THE GUARDIAN
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Oh, and he cries when his mom sends him a message from home.
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Tesla sends him checks that pay him a little more than $37,000 annually.
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Mr Muparutsa sends Bible verses via WhatsApp to those too poor to travel.
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The country sends 103 percent of its goods exports to the United States.
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It sends out alerts of unfolding events like terror attacks or political unrest.
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Upfront publishes 13 issues a year and sends them to all 50 states.
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"I think this sends a very positive message about the transgender community." video
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They won't be satisfied if Barr only sends an executive summary of sorts.
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Ramanuj sends all new patients three questionnaires covering their physical and psychological histories.
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With Second Place Safe, Griffith Sends Nick Altrock Into the Box on Hilltop.
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In addition to causing great pain and fear, strangulation sends a powerful message.
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When his phone rings, it sends a signal straight to his hearing aid.
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WASHINGTON — Kendra Espinoza sends her daughters to Stillwater Christian School, in Kalispell, Mont.
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I want to do well enough that Donald Trump sends me crazy tweets.
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It also sends a powerful signal to viewers: This is a quality production.
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You too can be a reader who sends me emails and gets results!
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Pegasus sends text messages to targets, encouraging them to click on a link.
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What is two words, 14 letters, and sends you into immediate panic mode?
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It will be American steel that sends our skyscrapers soaring into the sky.
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For all the takedown notices the MTA sends out, it very rarely sues.
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So Gertrude secretly sends the boys away to grow up in the forest.
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Befuddled by all the options on the shelves, he sends her a text.
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But the line also sends a message nearly universal to anti-establishment protests.
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Choosing it demands all-wheel drive that sends varying power to each wheel.
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His job search will begin on Monday, when he sends out his résumé.
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It sends an electrical current to the brain that triggers a brief seizure.
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That sends a disturbingly clear message: sexual abuse against immigrants will be tolerated.
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If it finds any, it sends them to the Caffe model for classification.
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Scotland receives more in payments from London than it sends back in taxes.
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The House Budget Committee sends the ObamaCare repeal bill to the House floor.
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NO.GIFTS sends them a personalized list of five charities, and users choose three.
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It is the one that sends chills through the city and UK businesses.
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Then they hammer, and it sends a shock wave slamming into your knee.
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During this time he "sends energy" to his family, coworkers and others. 3.
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That sends a signal to the rest of your body to calm down.
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While you may disagree with our country, this simply sends the wrong message.
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This sends a message to the entire community that hate crimes are unacceptable.
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Google Nest smart doorbell sends special alerts when it recognizes a familiar face.
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Moral choice is the spur that sends this novel on its forward gallop.
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Maybe another seller buys the item and sends it to another prep center.
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She sends a messenger to Vronsky with an urgent request, Come at once.
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A suitor sends a series of lavish, if impractical, gifts to his beloved.
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"Kanye West sends me Yeezys," Charlamagne said, referring to the rapper's signature sneakers.
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It sends a signal that you're disorganized — or that you just don't care.
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The Washington Post sends a reporter to question me, but take a look.
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That sends them off on a scavenger hunt through Florence and, eventually, Istanbul.
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Canada sends 75 percent of all its goods exports to the United States.
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It sends chills up and down me even thinking about it; it's sickening.
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Or the man who sends flowers to your station over and over again.
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ISRAELI COMPANY ACCUSES ARGENTINA OF 'RELIGIOUS DISCRIMINATION,' WANTS TEAM BOOTED FROM WORLD CUP Africa, the CAF organization, sends its five best teams to the World Cup, and the UEFA organization, which represents Europe, sends 13 -- the highest number of the organizations.
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Amify — which uses warehouses in Las Vegas and Cincinnati — then sends the goods on to one of Amazon's warehouses so that if there is a return, Amazon sends the item back to Amify to deal with it and not the customer.
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The app sends a request to the iTunes App Store, downloads a fresh copy of the host application, repackages the app with the tweaks (called "exos" in Extensify), then sends the request back to the device and sideloads the application.
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The signal that Wall Street sends about the U.S. economic outlook tends to be an important driver of the loonie because Canada sends about 75 percent of its exports to the United States, including many commodities such as crude oil.
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The message the drone program sends could not be clearer: Western lives are precious.
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Said boy sends Claire to Carfax Close, where Alexander Malcolm has his print shop.
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He sends Sabrina away with the promise that they cannot speak for some time.
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Shine sends users daily texts offering affirmation, inspiration and motivation in a conversational tone.
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This perennial task sends thick choking smog to Southeast Asia, causing serious health concerns.
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A mom puts a note in a bottle and sends it into the ocean.
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Because it sends relaxing, feel-good chemicals through your system, sex also promotes sleep.
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Suncor sends over 200 truckloads of Colorado crude oil to its refineries each day.
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Here's how it works: Bailey only sends email responses that are under five sentences.
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The 9th Circuit decision sends a strong message that fear will not conquer us.
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Buried inside caves, their soft illumination sends many photographers inside for the perfect shot.
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Here's just a few of examples of how… Christian sends Anna like, 100, roses.
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Word to the wise: don't come for Cardi B unless she sends for you.
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In a message to our group chat, my mother sends us words of encouragement.
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When a neuron fires, it sends signals to connected neurons in the layer above.
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That's what it says in the promotional materials my company sends to potential investors.
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Italy is angry that France sends back migrants who illegally enter France from Italy.
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Each morning, Kris Jenner sends a Bible verse to their group chat, she said.
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A show that sends too few episodes might be hiding something down the road.
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" Mexico What he said: "When Mexico sends its people, they're not sending their best.
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Today, in London, the fashion house Burberry sends its newest collection down the runway.
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Shepherd: Victim sends a text message to network, app shares it with rescuer network.
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ResQMi: "Your personal dispatcher" that sends automatic SMS to nearest rescuers, family, and friends.
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And unlike traditional doctors, Heal sends a summary of the services within 24 hours.
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Download and unpack the archive that Facebook sends to your inbox, open the index.
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Set to Jeremih's "Paradise," the montage sends this message: all in a year, y'all.
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King sends Blair "beautiful" weekly flower arrangements and has also visited Blair during treatments.
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Bailey says he only sends email responses that are no more than five sentences.
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And the birthday messages said publicist sends to each of them aren't exactly... equal.
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The next day, the app sends you a notification when your photo is ready.
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My mom sends us off with a cantaloupe each, for which I am grateful.
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We wrap up the call and she sends me all of the project information.
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Roose Bolton sends his son, Ramsay, to Winterfell to take it back for Robb.
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Which other country sends every schoolchild to the sites of its own historical barbarism?
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She sends me a $10 discount code, and I order the Spring box. #Treatyourself.
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This is the food Deja sends him, the only food he feels safe eating.
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It also sends a signal to corporations that she's serious about curbing their influence.
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He sends the package after payment is made by bitcoin or international money transfer.
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Once in a while, Netflix drops a creepy movie that sends the internet reeling.
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Follow a web link someone sends you, and your default web browser opens up.
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"Surrounding yourself with military guys and money guys sends a certain message," Zelizer said.
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It also sends a message to the team that we're going to be aggressive.
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You can turn off the option that automatically sends voice snippets to Amazon, however.
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She sends a "good morning" text every day to make sure we're in contact.
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She removes the child from the classroom and sends them to the principal's office.
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Miguel sends him, along with David and two henchmen, to go to Enrique's apartment.
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Their app sends text messages tailored to stages of pregnancy or a child's age.
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This one sends a powerful message: Women's health and safety is an undeniable right.
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Mount Rushmore, The Great Buddha—even the Eiffel tower sends me into a panic.
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Once everything is tagged properly, Georges generates paperwork and sends it to tax authorities.
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The bill sends $900 million to Puerto Rico for nutritional assistance and block grants.
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Tilting them forward sends your character walking forward, while backwards motion has them backpedalling.
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Shock Colombia 'no' vote sends ripples through social media Why did they reject it?
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In Motherboard's tests, Fling sends a user their full password when creating an account.
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But the system — which also sends out weather warnings and AMBER alerts — isn't perfect.
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Canada sends about 231 percent of its exports to the United States, including oil.
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The most damaging part of Trump's climate change order is the message it sends.
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"It sends a powerful message for not a lot of money," reckons Mr Jones.
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She sends me home with two microbrews her employee gave her (she hates beer).
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Making paper from trees sends a lot of waste to the landfill, Tyler says.
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Nature sends us tornadoes, floods, sharks, snakes, bacteria, viruses and countless other deadly threats.
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"This sends out a terrible message to the world about our country," she said.
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"This definitely sends a signal that New York doesn't support manufacturing or recycling jobs."
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In the past, anything that sends interest rates soaring would cause a sell-off.
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Once implanted, the device sends mild pulses to the brain through the vagus nerves.
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"An instrument that sends impulses to the brain to alleviate symptoms of Parkinson's disease"?
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Sometimes, her husband sends her memes that he finds funny, but she finds crude.
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Tampa sends Matt Moore to the hill looking to break out of its slump.
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Senegal suffers chronic underemployment that sends millions abroad in search of a better life.
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One bad jobs report sends the U.S. Federal Reserve Board running like scared chickens.
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For everyone that sends me this photo 300 times a day ... I SEENT IT!!!
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"This type of occurrence sends a ripple through the entire community," the statement reads.
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In the movies he dons bejeweled costumes, rides motorbikes and sends bad guys flying.
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And it sends a message to predators — you can't get away with this anymore.
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Instead, I have a phone that sends text messages in blue rather than green.
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She sends it all back, except for the gold gun of course because…Cookie.
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Plus, the headphone jack only sends information one way: from power source to speaker.
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The service then sends a text notification back with the driver's whereabouts and details.
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It suggests meetings and sends out invitations (which recipients can easily accept or decline).
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It's not every day that industrial machining sends you into a fit of joy.
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"That sends their behavior underground, and that's the last thing you want," she said.
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HANNITY: That you being-- (CROSSTALK) GIULIANI: And he sends an innocent man to jail.
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It will get an affiliate kick-back for any customer it sends their way.
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Re-use one of the many, many over-sized shipping boxes Amazon sends you?
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"I don't know if this sends a message," Trump said at the White House.
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"The word 'ICE' in our community just sends us all into panic," she says.
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You open up that YouTube video your friend sends you after your lunch break.
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The system is always on and sends alerts to connected phones, tablets, and desktops.
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In cab on the way home, she sends him the pic of Cleav City.
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During REM sleep, the brain sends a signal to cause a body-wide paralysis.
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You just step on the scale, and it sends your weight to an app.
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Maybe it's a defense mechanism, but she's legitimately giggling as Arie sends her home.
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People submit obituaries to the local paper, and the paper sends them to Legacy.
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Gasman sends her daughter to a public high school in the city of Philadelphia.
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Grant's new tat -- a black rose -- sends a clear message: You're dead to me.
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Beslic has said that Ross can keep the works if he sends him $3,300.
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But it sends a clear signal to every plan not to cover maternity care.
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First, a company sends invites to an event, usually with a dash of mystery.
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Finally, after what feels like forever, he responds and sends me all his info.
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In the movies he dons bejewelled costumes, rides motorbikes and sends bad guys flying.
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If your boss sends you a request, it's safe to ignore it at first.
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So, when the Fed sends mixed signals, Cramer considers this to be self-defeating.
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But they also think it sends an alarming signal about the Trump administration's policies.
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Like Shatter, a short-range punch that shatters enemy armor and sends them flying.
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Canada sends about 75 percent of its exports, including oil, to the United States.
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Aria, NuvoAir's digital therapeutics software, sends a patient personalized care suggestions based their condition.
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If it spots one, it sends a text message so you beat the system.
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He sends me a check every week to watch your show and call in.
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Tepco Power Grid collects this data and sends it to the new power providers.
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Just thinking about the event involved sends your body into fight-or-flight mode.
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It sends the information to centralized servers and follows up on the patient's progress.
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An illustration of how the Great Red Spot sends waves into the upper atmosphere.
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You know those obnoxious but adorable Pusheens your little brother sends you on Messenger?
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That, plus the rotten egg smell, sends tourists running and can disrupt local fisheries.
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It was delivered in a pitch that usually sends his supporters into a frenzy.
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LW: The structure of the rule is what sends the money to the authoritarians.
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The signals a President sends set the tone for ethics across the executive branch.
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Lindsey's decision to present body-shaming behavior in this way sends a powerful message.
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This check-in sends the wish list information over to the dedicated sales associate.
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"[This fine] sends yet another message to illegal robocallers," FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said.
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But then much of the rest of the culture sends the exact opposite message.
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This is why the information InSight sends back about its landing site is crucial.
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These days, Louisiana hardly even sends anyone to death row, let alone executes them.
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Twitter quickly took it down and IMMEDIATELY Barstool's social guy sends me an email.
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Today's action sends a critical message: The United States no longer makes empty threats.
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The U.S. typically sends a delegation of high-ranking officials regardless of presidential attendance.
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Things will get sporty when the White House sends Esper's nomination to the Senate.
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That would more than cover all the imports China sends the U.S. every year.
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This action by the attorney general's office sends the message that their lives matter.
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The company automatically sends emails to CTOs at previous companies to get some feedback.
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"Think of the message it sends to the rest of the world," Biden said.
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Florists' Transworld Delivery sends beautiful flowers anywhere in the US with same-day delivery.
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Making pancakes during the week sends a message to the day: You own it.
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The current occupant sends any post addressed to her back to the post office.
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St. Louis sends 21-game winner Carlos Martinez to the mound to oppose deGrom.
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And finally, we need to take a bold step that sends a global message.
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Now, I look forward to whatever horoscope Co-Star's AI sends me each day.
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The CNN bot sends news stories based on topics a user is interested in.
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And it sends the message that we don't care if you're literate or not.
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The relay system captures the key's signal and sends it back to the car.
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Then, the blocking of social media just after Facebook sends the safety-check message.
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By turns sexy, fierce, bewildering and riveting, "Flyness" sends two indelible messages to audiences.
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"The thought of the holiday now sends a shiver down my spine," Kahan said.
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Culture sends you the Metropolitan Museum of Art to gander at the Flemish masters.
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A subscription to a coffee service that sends coffees specifically for her taste preferences
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This sends the wrong message at a time of waning trust in U.S. power.
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Although the state government is overwhelmingly Democratic, California still sends 14 Republicans to Congress.
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For a final challenge, what if each country sends six people instead of two?
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TUESDAY • Our Five Things family sends out best wishes for a very merry Christmas.
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Friends tell CNN the family believes the incident sends a message about Nazi evil.
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"In this context, a performance in Israel sends the wrong message," the activists wrote.
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The message a case sends, the shadow of the court — that was the goal.
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This tragedy sends Trish on a path towards vengeance that she confuses for justice.
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The more media the server sends to your device, the more energy is used.
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So is it the cold weather that sends some people home early in Boston?
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He sends one or two well-crafted tweets for maximum effect, and it works.
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He has a year to live, but he still sends his doorman BF away.
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He's slow and throws sparingly, but every punch lands hard, and sends N'dam sprawling.
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To hammer that point home, he sends over a picture from the Kannapolis days.
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We ask again: what sort of person sends spiteful letters to Andy Murray's grandparents?
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This is the sort of person who sends spiteful letters to Andy Murray's grandparents.
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"Nothing sends a message like a criminal trade-secret case," the federal official said.
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The agency also sends teams out into shelters to register people on the spot.
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When the dumpsters get full, the system sends a message to operators on land.
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A subscription to a famous book club that sends them great hardcovers each month
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Even the sugar in a serving of broccoli sends my sugars to uncomfortable highs.
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Any tilt or slant of the underlying terrain sends the ice moving slowly downslope.
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Now it's Carrasco's turn to shoot, but he sends it way over the bar.
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Thomas Meunier tries to chip one into the box but he sends it long.
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The House will almost certainly take and pass whatever the Senate sends their way.
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