In the middle of that year, nine Soviet Jews had escaped Russia and attempted to settle in settle in Israel to escape persecution in their atheist homeland.
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Those who do settle in towns often find themselves destitute.
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Then we settle in for Will You Ever Forgive Me?
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I'm ready to settle in and tackle my morning emails.
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I put on the clay mask and we settle in.
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Pour yourself a few fingers of bourbon, and settle in.
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We drive to the park and settle in to eat.
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I take more candy for my dinner and settle in.
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I settle in a cozy nook and devour it all.
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I make that and settle in for a client call.
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Settle in for 25 minutes of Nintendo Switch reveals, folks.
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I settle in with a glass (or three) of wine.
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We settle in and watch Portlandia before heading to bed.
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I grab a turkey sandwich meal box and settle in.
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Let me settle in here with you for a bit.
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Now I can finally settle in and get started. Wait.
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Me when I turn 533 and settle in Houston Texas.
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Once they settle in, most will be short on money.
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Unease began to settle in among some of the students.
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Why did this group travel to and settle in Samana?
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So settle in: We're in for a long few months.
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Finally, settle in with your favorite podcast and get started.
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Then I settle in to work on my consulting project.
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"You can really settle in and just pitch," Montgomery said.
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We settle in for some big screen GoT and dinner.
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I drink my protein shake and settle in at my desk.
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Wednesday was the first session for which trades settle in January.
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It makes people feel obligated to settle in an unhealthy relationship.
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I settle in for a meditation, then read until I'm sleepy.
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I shower, do my nighttime routine, and settle in to read.
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Kizik says the thick leather takes a while to settle in.
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Crack open the cachaça and settle in for some cinematic delights.
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I try my new products and settle in for the night.
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Settle in, because this is going to be a bumpy ride.
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I settle in to read emails and daydream about the weekend.
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Settle in with my book and coffee for a couple minutes.
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I make a Nespresso from our office stash and settle in.
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Before we settle in the for the show, let's get acquainted.
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I shower and settle in for a day working from home.
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Then I grab some water from the kitchen and settle in.
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Settle in, y'all — winter is coming, but not any time soon.
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Bring whatever gear you need to settle in and get comfortable
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So Rukorera decided to settle in our village with his cows.
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Refugees in the United States often settle in lower socioeconomic areas.
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I grab a large coffee and settle in at my desk.
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Settle in for year after year of agony on that score.
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Whatever your plans are, settle in and enjoy some great journalism.
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And parents of teenagers should settle in for some ongoing negotiations.
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As the holiday weekend continues stateside, settle in with these reads.
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We head up to our room and settle in before dinner.
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P. heads to bed, and I settle in with a book.
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The three banks fined on Wednesday did not settle in 2013.
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Then I settle in my bed for more West Wing binging.
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Why would people settle in towns they knew had no water?
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Overnight lows should mostly settle in the 30s to near 40.
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Sometimes the flow of a passage took time to settle in.
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Settle in downstairs with my usual cup of tea and the news.
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After I chat with her, I settle in for some TV time.
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She took a six month leave to help her children settle in.
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I settle in to work after filling up my coffee mug again.
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Which royal residence will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle settle in next?
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We settle in front of the TV with beers to watch AFL.
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Then I settle in with emails and finish a project from yesterday.
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Time to settle in for Netflix and then hit the hay early!
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I get some coffee in the kitchen and settle in at work.
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Harlem has settled, but Mr. Bulletproof has business to settle in Georgia.
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You settle in and watch Soccer AM on a really quiet volume.
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Halloween Reactions are replacing regular ones for the weekend, so settle in.
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Finding a kid to settle in with is everything that she wants.
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So settle in, text in your health questions, and enjoy the ride.
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Things are slowly but surely starting to settle in the league basement.
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I settle in one of the hammocks and stare at the stars.
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Let us settle in, and maybe we can grab a drink later?
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Absolutely. If you're looking for a pure visual feast, settle in here.
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"When I settle in to sleep, I do it all," she said.
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We settle in to watch Hocus Pocus because how could we not?
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Because if you don't and they settle in, they get you out.
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At the age of nineteen, he left home to settle in Palestine.
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Black millennials from abroad are more likely to settle in the South.
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Once finished I settle in with an episode of Glee and eat.
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Select a bracing, mineral white from the Sicilian slopes, and settle in.
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These brands want you to settle in and listen to the band.
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"Why would anyone attempt to settle in this unforgiving landscape?" he asks.
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Then I settle in before my archives and books and my troubles multiply.
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And as clans had begun to settle in one place, intruders were unwelcome.
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I make another cup of coffee and settle in for yet another episode.
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In the future, they plan to settle in Los Angeles and have children.
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Drive to work, settle in, check email, and do general admin work things.
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Once again, it's really weird to settle in the middle of a trial.
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It's National Coffee Day, so go make yourself an espresso and settle in.
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The three of us settle in for a movie night — Zootopia it is!
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Then I settle in and catch up on This Is Us while eating.
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The new photo suggests that it'll take Ralph some time to settle in.
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It's one of several long reads you can settle in with this weekend.
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It was the first time I was able to breathe and settle in.
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The police do not roll up as we settle in outside el Diario.
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It's the reason she remains so deeply relevant — that refusal to settle in.
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Even those determined to be refugees are not allowed to settle in Australia.
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He wants to both settle in viewers and throw them off a bit.
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Making the best of what we've got, we settle in, adapt, get by.
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But attempts to colonize and settle in what is now Canada repeatedly failed.
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Christians were among those to settle in Pedro, which had its own downtown.
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In 1937, large numbers of Korean deportees were forced to settle in Almaty.
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Why, I wondered, were the girls able to settle in with the Duncans?
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Finally, it's time to settle in to one of our Best Weekend Reads.
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As teams settle in, one thing is clear: Scoring is up — way up.
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Why did so many cultures settle in or pass through Lecce throughout history?
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I settle in with coffee and cut up a pear to snack on.
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It takes time to build monuments; best to call ahead or settle in.
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After a few years, people start to settle in and work on themselves.
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"You will never, ever settle in Australia" is the slogan from our leaders.
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Unlike payments through banks, blockchain-based transactions settle in a matter of minutes.
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But these teams meet so often that ennui is beginning to settle in.
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Social unrest appears to be spreading, as corruption and regime fatigue settle in.
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Don't expect to settle in for a snooze at any of these concerts.
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Joaquín Villafranco, who left more than 40 years ago to settle in Austin, Tex.
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"It started to settle in for me that it's my last one," Mayfield said.
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Love orders a latte with "normal milk," and we settle in to our conversation.
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I put leftovers away, do dishes, then we settle in to watch The Bachelor.
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I leave the leftovers for T. and settle in for my favorite show, Chopped!
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Under the Raj millions of Bengalis, mostly Muslim, were encouraged to settle in Assam.
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My ice-cold heart melts whenever I settle in to watch two strangers meet.
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This flight is on time, so I board the plane quickly and settle in.
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We clean up dinner, pour some wine, and settle in to watch some HGTV.
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Make sure to shrug on its fluffy, top-selling bathrobe as you settle in.
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I make coffee, settle in on the couch, and continue watching Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
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I settle in for a three-hour work call to go over quarterly earnings.
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Pence opposed allowing Syrian refugees coming to the United States to settle in Indiana.
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I settle in on the couch and watch season 2 of Master of None.
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I make another cup of coffee and settle in to read through old reports.
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I finally get to work at 10:25 and settle in for the day.
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Then I settle in to wait, unsure when I will hear from her again.
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I wash my face and settle in to watch The Walking Dead before bed.
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We settle in to watch a movie and get ready for the week ahead.
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Brooke Waterman shuts the lights off in her classroom and the students settle in.
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We settle in on the couch and watch the third episode of Stranger Things.
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Then I settle in at work for more calls while eating and taking notes.
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When I settle in, I immediately go to finish the homework I started earlier.
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Then I heat up my coffee with the shot of espresso and settle in.
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I heat them up for lunch and settle in to get some work done.
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Afterwards, I settle in to watch The Good Place but fall asleep almost immediately.
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Chinese colleges have come up with an unusual way to help freshmen settle in.
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Find the highest-definition television you can and some good snacks and settle in.
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Families like hers also got compensation of $1,500-2,000 to help them settle in.
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Purdue Pharma, which makes OxyContin, agreed to settle in the case for $270 million.
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However, they also want to reward elite members by letting them settle in early.
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You're just about to settle in to your movie, when the phone rings again.
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Becoming the best at what you do takes years, decades even, so settle in.
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"Immigration" means to settle in a city or country that is not one's own.
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I'm supposed to settle in and rest, but I don't know what to do.
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The unscripted show will focus on the couple's romance as they settle in Denver.
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"What if my kids don't adjust, don't settle in school very well?" she asked.
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In 1975, he invited thousands of Southeast Asian refugees to settle in his state.
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There are Converted Texans, former Winter Texans who settle in the valley for good.
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The home is sleekly redecorated when the new owners, the Deetz family, settle in.
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The emphatic early lead allowed Severino, who improved to 12-2, to settle in.
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D.J. Sylk opens the show, so settle in, ride the rhythm and stay awhile.
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A similar psychology is likely to settle in as the coronavirus pandemic heats up.
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Overnight lows settle in the upper 30s to lower 40s, with mid-40s downtown.
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We settle in like we own the place, and have always owned the place.
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As the winds begin to ease throughout the day, the cold will settle in.
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Settle in for a long session of shivers, gasps and, despite yourself, satisfied smiles.
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My hope now is to settle in a safe country, me and my son.
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But in the 1950s, the Canadian government pressured families to settle in permanent communities.
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He liked the young, creative vibe and how easy it was to settle in.
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Lows settle in the upper 20s to low 30s with increasing clouds toward dawn.
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Childhood memories of Toys 'R' Us. Grab a cup of coffee and settle in.
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"There are diminishing chances we settle in the year," McEwan said in the interview.
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Everyone in my game flew into Risky Reels to settle in for the show.
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A review found that many of those who enrolled didn't settle in Hong Kong.
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At the time, the significance of that moment was only beginning to settle in.
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"My understanding is that both brothers want to settle in Canada," Nazami told Reuters.
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We grab a drink from the bar and settle in for the three short films.
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When Julianna thanks her for helping her settle in, Helen dismisses her with a wave.
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Before they officially settle in, the future ex-President is headed for some R&R.
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I take the T home and I settle in to watch Netflix for the night.
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I settle in for an hour of a combination of tai chi, yoga, and pilates.
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Eventually, they would settle in Frozone's house as his adopted children in a makeshift home.
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Got your celebratory burrito in hand and are ready to settle in and chow down?
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I grab an everything bagel with cream cheese, lox, onions, and capers and settle in.
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And as the nausea tries to settle in my stomach one thing is painfully clear.
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I settle in to work on documents for a case going to trial next week.
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Moreover, the hukou residency system makes it difficult for rural citizens to settle in cities.
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After getting to work, I settle in and am actually quite focused for a bit.
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It is such a huge relief to see her settle in to sleep for hours.
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The heartbreaking decision forced Seretse and Ruth to leave their home and settle in England.
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T. and I settle in to finish This Is Us. We sneak some candy, too.
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I feel safe and warm, even though the night's chill has started to settle in.
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It'll give us time to settle in and if we need to, make any adjustments.
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I make a Mandarin tea using the office's Keurig and settle in at my desk.
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In Seattle, I have found that people settle in for long careers at a company.
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If, however, you embrace the pair's more strangely ludicrous, high-concept fare, then settle in.
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The deal was expected to settle in late October, Restaurant Brands said in a statement.
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About 100 million people from rural areas are expected to settle in cities by 2020.
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So crank that air conditioning and settle in — the beach will still be there tomorrow.
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"I just tried to settle in" after allowing a run in the first, he said.
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Why not just try to settle in, take your place, however undeserved, among the fortunate?
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And you are a bit more relaxed about it, you settle in a bit more.
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They planned to get married the following year and eventually settle in the United States.
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"Lack of multiple looks, you can't settle in on any one single pitcher," Banister explained.
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A spokesman on Wednesday highlighted efforts to help North Korean defectors settle in the South.
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Refrigerate for a couple of hours before serving to allow the mixture to settle in.
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Grab a gin and tonic and settle in for a stunning sunset between palm trees.
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Koo left for California with her children in 1945, intending to settle in San Francisco.
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I make a green tea when I get in and settle in at my desk.
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I settle in to watch some videos related to the topic of our current project.
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When fighting in his country escalated three years ago, he decided to settle in Yiwu.
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I settle in to check emails, eat my muffin, and drink my customary morning tea.
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British retirees were also rushing to settle in European countries like Spain, Portugal, and France.
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Many Salvadorans began to settle in the barrios of Los Angeles in the early 1980s.
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A review found that many of the people enrolled didn't eventually settle in Hong Kong.
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It was a relief to finally settle in our compartment, but we soon noticed problems.
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She brings my meal and coffee in less than 23 minutes and I settle in.
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After quitting, Njee hired an attorney, and Mighty Good chose to settle in late December.
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It's an easy show to settle in and marathon come New Year's Eve or Day.
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Some 138m would settle in the United States, 42m in Britain and 29m in Saudi Arabia.
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So go ahead and reheat that last bit of holiday leftovers (no judgment) and settle in.
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Existing bitcoin futures on the CME and CBOE, which began trading in December, settle in cash.
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But compared to where most tech companies settle in the Bay Area, it's a whirling metropolis.
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I settle in for an easy day of photoshopping renderings for our client presentation next week.
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I order Domino's pizza, garlic knots, and Sprite, and settle in for Real Housewives and Outlander.
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O'Neill said Papua New Guinea would welcome "legitimate" refugees who want to settle in his country.
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What convinced them to settle in Mount Kisco, in northern Westchester, was the bustling, walkable downtown.
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I settle in with office coffee, go through my emails, and tune into My Favorite Murder.
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I eat my lunch while watching Gilmore Girls and settle in to do more freelance work.
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I'll then take my makeup off, shower, and settle in for a 10-minute face mask.
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Sharmila said she intended to settle in an ashram, or religious center, rather than go home.
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I snack on some yogurt I have in the fridge and settle in for the night.
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Many new arrivals depend on the free services of local NGOs to help them settle in.
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R. gets home, and we chat about our days as we settle in for the night.
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It is also historically runs long, so be prepared to settle in for three-plus hours.
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Beyond the financial backing, they would have to commit to helping the family settle in Lethbridge.
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If the two sides settle in the interim, Mr. Glasscock said, they should let him know.
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Now's your chance to settle in with a Glenn Close movie marathon and entering the winning.
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Death comes swiftly and frequently, but them's the breaks when you settle in with a roguelike.
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So you're not worried that fascism will make a comeback and settle in the US, then?
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You can enjoy that acceleration and brutality, but then settle in for a long comfortable cruise.
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Cing Kim and Cing Sung have used their combined experience to help Cing Lun settle in.
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The poor settle in the job-rich cities, remote towns and agricultural fields along the Mediterranean.
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Whoever replaces Martino will have only weeks to settle in before the Champions League kicks off.
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If the contract closes at that level, it would be its highest settle in two-weeks.
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It needs it because the country's Law of Return allows any Jew to settle in Israel.
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TRUSNOVEC No. A lot of times when I do a solo, I start to settle in.
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That's why he thinks the 10-Year yield will eventually settle in a range around 3.25%.
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These are questions for the Delaware Court chancellor to settle in the weeks or months ahead.
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He makes himself cereal for dinner, and we settle in for the last episode of Mindhunter.
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I do that, prep my coffee, then settle in for some quality time with my Sims.
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I get out of the shower, prep my coffee, and settle in bed to scroll Instagram.
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I text with a friend who is trying to help her new au pair settle in.
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" To which Dutton, the immigration minister, promptly responded that nobody in Manus "will settle in Australia.
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And them from there he was able to settle in and find the strike zone more.
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Mr. Abia, 18, and Mr. Eboh, 29, say they were not intending to settle in Europe.
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Might as well reserve an evening to settle in and crank this movie up to 11.
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In fact, it took me a good 40 minutes to be able to finally settle in.
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Oh, and we still have a few more things to say about Pokémon Go. So settle in.
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Cuban citizens' ability to settle in the United States has long by facilitated by various US administrations.
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We light some candles and settle in for Four Weddings, Food Network, and Naked and Afraid marathons.
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He was in a smallish room; he had time to settle in, and the town wasn't boring.
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I fill up my water bottle, water my plants, and settle in to get my day started.
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It's dependent upon how many people choose to settle in the often idyllic, sun-blanketed Western world.
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"I question why anyone would want to litigate in Germany and settle in the Netherlands," he said.
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Processes are correspondingly slow: 8% of trades in Europe fail to settle in the allotted two days.
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Low rates continued to offer little incentive to homebuyers, as the slowest days of August settle in.
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Well, I was told to settle in because it was probably going to be a long night.
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After waiting two minutes for the serums to really settle in, he lightly dabbed on light foundation.
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I settle in to read The Remains of the Day, which I am so close to finishing.
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I settle in on the couch to watch my new guilty pleasure TV show, The Bold Type.
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It may take several business days for the refunded amounts to clear and settle in card accounts.
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It wasn't long before they came back, talked a little, and then seemed to settle in bed.
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I quickly went to the toilet and returned to our room, the anger starting to settle in.
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Settle in with my smoothie to catch up on emails after a day away from the office.
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Record warmth will settle in, with temperatures again soaring into the 80s and 90s for many locations.
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When I get to work, I settle in, fill up my water bottle, and grab a coffee.
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Then I shower and settle in to watch more of the Christiane Amanpour series I started yesterday.
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I do my nightly writing and then settle in to watch some One Day at a Time.
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We get home around 8ish, settle in, and commence our nightly routine of video games and reading.
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Print out your last six months of expenditures, grab a highlighter, settle in, and reap the rewards.
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That said, Halloween season really is the best time to settle in with a good gory flick.
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But getting into week 3, the women are starting to settle in and that's exciting to see.
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Before making her California dreams come true, Peggy has one last matter to settle in New York.
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I pull my lucky jersey over my non-bloody side and settle in with buffalo chicken dip.
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The heat from your dryer will allow the oil to penetrate the hair and really settle in.
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In the third, the champ finally seemed to settle in—a trend that continued into the fourth.
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I normally settle in at my nest the next day and watch a DVR of the game.
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Each year, some leave, but usually more decide to settle in—something about Orange City inspires loyalty.
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Tune in there, or settle in with a glass of rosé on the rooftop of your choice.
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Tomorrow just make sure we settle in a little quicker, just trust it and have some fun.
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"It's taking him some time to settle in and find an effort level," manager Bryan Price said.
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The longer the wait, the greater the degree of uncertainty that tends to settle in among patients.
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Thuggish generals from El Salvador were deported a quarter-century after being allowed to settle in Florida.
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Jaunts to Park City, the ski town, are common, and many choose to settle in that area.
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After taking a few pics for our Instagram stories (sorry not sorry!), we settle in a bit.
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I settle in to watch the new Pete Davidson special and cuddle with C. while everything cooks.
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Wiktor and Zula soon separate and settle in different countries only to reunite and separate once more.
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She wanted the four of them — herself, her daughter, her boyfriend and Travel — to settle in Maryland.
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At Yale, he seemed to settle in quickly with a crowd not unlike his high school friends.
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So if you are a Democrat waiting for the Obamas to save you from Sanders, settle in.
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We settle in and sit outside our tent taking in the views as we wait for dinner.
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Streams of repeated motifs swirl and settle in ever new harmonic configurations like a murmuration of starlings.
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"Georgina thought we were going to settle in Lebanon," Falciani subsequently testified in a deposition in France.
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I head back into bed, where D. is still asleep, and settle in for some Sunday snuggles.
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I make myself a cup of warm lemon water and settle in to read some Money Diaries.
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I like to come for dinner with Moroccan and expatriate friends and settle in for the evening.
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But then we grow up, life happens, disappointments settle in and we start to doubt the magic.
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But as the reality of Trump's immigration policies sets in, he is trying to settle in Mexico.
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Some stores may be cashless, others may have areas with comfortable chairs where customers can settle in.
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Spend your day beach-hopping through North Goa, or commit to one sandy stretch and settle in.
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I'm glad I didn't settle in my 20s, and at 33 I won't be doing it now.
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As I set my mind on quitting for good, I felt the onset of depression settle in.
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He recently moved to end an EPA practice dubbed "sue and settle" in which special interest groups would sue the EPA to issue regulations in line with their agendas, and the EPA would settle in acquiescence, effectively allowing the agency to issue regulations outside the scope of their authority.
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When large populations of refugees arrive in a city, they often settle in peri-urban areas without services.
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"Laugh, cry, think," Morgan says as we settle in for our interview, referencing Jim Valvano's 1993 ESPY speech.
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I hope everyone will just give the space to listen and let it settle in a little bit.
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Newton then walks to another seat, a few rows back, to settle in for the 10-hour flight.
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Ahmed was in town from New Jersey to help settle in her son, who is joining Capitol Police.
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My reality was starting to settle in, and as she went into toddlerhood, it only became more real.
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The timing gives the parents-to-be a few weeks to settle in – and prepare the royal nursery!
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I clean up the kitchen, take a quick shower, and settle in for a quiet evening of Netflix.
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We settle in for a night in front of the TV. Daily Total: $27.97 Day Two8:30 a.m.
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"If they seek to bring people to Australia those passengers will never settle in this country," he said.
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The minor accident comes on the heels of Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce continuing to settle in court.
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Getting comfy: the scene close to 1am as fans settle in for the night before the #iPhone8launch pic.twitter.
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We rent Murder on the Orient Express on the PlayStation Network and settle in for a movie night.
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I buy a coffee and a cup of soup, leave the change, and settle in to do homework.
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But on December 3rd, some announced that they had at last won the right to settle in Britain.
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We microwave some leftover pasta for dinner when we get back, then settle in on the new couch.
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Dunnocks can recognise which places suit them best, and choose to settle in them shortly after they fledge.
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So the rich could settle in suburbs because they could afford the means to get to the city.
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Both contracts settle in cash (ie, for the difference between the agreed price and the actual spot price).
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It also established that asylum-seekers sent to Manus will never be allowed to re-settle in Australia.
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By the May 19 series finale, fans will settle in for an hour and 20 minutes-long farewell.
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I settle in at work and catch up on emails over a breakfast biscuit sandwich, fruit, and coffee.
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Traditionalists howl—this too is universal—but in most cases, the new spellings settle in without much fuss.
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Of course, Friedrich did finally settle in New York, even though some would have deemed him less worthy.
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They generally settle in the first relatively stable country they can get to that borders their own nation.
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Seriously, settle in; this is going to be a tough one for all the pet owners out there.
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So settle in folks, for I'm about to tell you the Sad, Troubled History of Kanye West's Laptop.
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The 32-year-old Vancouverite had never been this sluggish, and a heavy depression began to settle in.
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And the first thing on that list is to settle in and hit the beach with some drinks.
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The commodity settled up one percent on Friday to $52.24 a barrel, its highest settle in a month.
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Simply crack open a brew from your own fridge and settle in for some soothing beach-adjacent atmospheres.
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The band strikes up, they shift and settle in their chairs, some looking pleased, other perplexed, others sleepy.
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Check out how the colors blend together and how the swirls settle in to reach that classic effect.
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After the dining car emptied out, I headed back to my room to settle in for the night.
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We queue up True Detective and settle in for a relaxing evening on the couch with the cats.
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If you've got an eye mask and earplugs or headphones, you can basically settle in for the night.
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Their transactions settle in seconds, according to their websites, while bitcoin transactions typically take at least an hour.
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If you can settle in and just go with it, there's pleasure in watching the whole thing unfold.
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The blues in a person's life tend to settle in, the critic Albert Murray wrote, like bad weather.
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I settle in with my electronic back massager, teeth whitening strips on, and watch a few YouTube videos.
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He chose to settle in Junction and became a minor league coach and scout for several M.L.B. teams.
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So have a read, share with a friend and settle in, hopefully, for a nice, short holiday week.
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He was essentially anointed a superstar before he had a chance to settle in as a major leaguer.
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Since 2013, the government has been rigid: nobody confined on Manus or Nauru will ever settle in Australia.
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Unfolding in steady, ruminative contrapuntal lines, this modal music practically invited the audience to settle in and listen.
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And so, I'd encourage you to find your seat, settle in, and get ready for a long game.
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With most of the people I've met, it takes a couple of years for them to settle in.
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"We just want him to feel comfortable, settle in — don't put too much pressure on yourself," Moore said.
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The tours were on a seven-week hiatus, allowing the new president and his staff to settle in.
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Under the Ming, Buddhist ethnic Uighurs asked to settle in Jiayuguan, and eventually they moved even farther east.
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Like many residents, she had decorated the walls of her room to settle in for the long haul.
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Although the demographics are quickly changing as Hispanics and other immigrants settle in rural parts of the country.
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You want to hope that over the course of a 13-performance run, this "Rigoletto" should settle in.
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And the animation is beautiful enough that adults might just want to settle in and watch it, too.
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Yes, but: Many Syrians have found it easier to settle in Turkey than to go elsewhere in Europe.
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I settle in with Raymond Wong and Pete Pachal to talk about everything happening in the world of tech.
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If the federal authorities can not provide this, the refugee will not be able to settle in the state.
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The holding company has other contracts that have not expired, including a final tranche that will settle in 53.
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Two decades later, the 1965 Immigration Act opened the way for Indians, including my parents, to settle in America.
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Then I settle in for a day of studying because I seriously also cannot afford to procrastinate any longer.
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During the rally, Trump specifically challenged the case for allowing Somali refugees to settle in the North Star State.
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They settle in and we head to the mall across the street for a snack and some grocery shopping.
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But a cigar is never just a cigar, and it's impossible to settle in without being bludgeoned by mystique.
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I fill the tub and balance my gin and tonic with cucumber on the ledge as I settle in.
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Here are some ways you can show up today in your state — please settle in for the long haul.
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It's triggered by tiny particles of coal and rock dust that are inhaled and then settle in lung tissue.
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Almost all the best-qualified arrivals settle in those two cities, but luring them out will not be easy.
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I settle in to catch up on emails and work on a project my boss assigned me last week.
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I settle in at my desk and check my Robinhood account before getting started on some case law research.
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We eat our delicious dinner (potatoes, BBQ chicken, and salad from the garden) and settle in for TV time.
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The action starts pretty soon, so grab some coffee, settle in, and watch the ESA try to make history.
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So I got my Colombian coffee ready (It was only appropriate, right?) to settle in for all 28 episodes.
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The timing gives the parents-to-be a month or so to settle in – and prepare the royal nursery!
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"This is a two-story home and it's time for us to settle in one spot," Mary Gallant said.
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Part of why it worked was that they let you settle in and feel like you're inside that room.
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He anticipates about 27221 Syrians will settle in Lethbridge -- more than 145 had arrived by the end of February.
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So get ready to park yourself in front of your screen and settle in with a glass of red.
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Grab a plate of tacos, and settle in for some world-class people watching, even in the wee hours.
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Though many are men with criminal records, an increasing number of families are trying to settle in the Caliphate.
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The holding company has other contracts that have not expired, including a final tranche that will settle in 2026.
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But when they inevitably settle in, it's as if the world as you know it comes to an end.
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But a bleaker reality about the candidate's prospects is beginning to settle in among even his most ardent supporters.
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The other story, which unfolds mostly in close third person, is about Mary's modern-day attempt to settle in.
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Forced by the sheer weight of their numbers, the Emperor Valens allowed the Goths to settle in Roman territory.
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Ms. May could not curb arrivals from inside the European Union, who are legally entitled to settle in Britain.
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And when those goals have been identified, the Resistance needs to settle in for the drudgery of movement work.
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So settle in, grab some bubbly, and let us be your official scorecard for the 89th annual Academy Awards.
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What were we going to do but settle in and see what else she wanted to share with us?
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Then we'd settle in and watch our Philadelphia Eagles on TV. That's how it went each and every week.
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After getting a picture-perfect hair makeover, you could settle in for a movie screening in a private cinema.
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That is what enabled Leverkusen not just to sign Vidal, but to help a feisty, determined character settle in.
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MALLINCKRODT SAYS TO SETTLE IN PRINCIPLE TO RESOLVE "TRACK 1" OPIOID CASES WITH OHIO COUNTIES OF CUYAHOGA AND SUMMIT
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And that's just one way microplastics can move up and down the water column and settle in the mud.
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But Boone was pleased that Torres, who later forgot how many outs there were, could begin to settle in.
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They chose to settle in this small French city because one of his brothers, a doctor, was living here.
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A new study found that certain fungi can settle in the pancreas, where they spur the growth of tumors.
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I snuggle the dog, change into my PJs, and settle in to catch up on this week's Project Runway.
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I settle in at my desk with an office coffee and a lemon RX Bar I brought from home.
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I grab a couple of slices of cheese and some spinach salad, and we settle in for our meeting.
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I finally get home and convince myself to change into workout clothes before I settle in for the night.
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When the chill starts to settle in, there's nowhere else I'd rather be than in front of a fireplace.
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Just settle in with one of these low-key games and get your swipes in while no one's looking.
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I buy a water and a pretzel and settle in for the game and I honestly feel so robbed.
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And once the stans settle in, they're defending their candidate from any slight, especially criticism from other candidates' fans.
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So, as you settle in for fireside holiday rants from your bunky uncle, we hope you enjoy this issue.
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The virus does not settle in the air but is grounded, so it is *not transmitted by air*. 29.
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EIG has proposed "heartland visas" to create more avenues for immigrants to settle in areas that are otherwise shrinking.
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You worry about each starter the few time through, and there's some anxiousness there, but you kind of settle in.
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I get comfy, put my Switch in a position that doesn't hurt my wrist, and settle in for some battling.
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In addition to physically getting your stuff there, you may have other expenses to cope with as you settle in.
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Fitch expects fixed charged cover to settle in the low 4x range following full-year results of the combined portfolio.
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And as the candidates swept across the icy roads of New Hampshire, Democrats began to settle in for a slog.
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She skipped town and managed to settle in the nearby town of Glarus where she found work as a maid.
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"No one who attempts to travel to Australia illegally by boat will settle in Australia," he said in a statement.
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We settle in on the sofa and my boyfriend watches rugby while I attempt to plan a friend's hen do.
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I settle in and dial, praying for callbacks and for no abusive "I'm not talking to you, tabloid scum!" responses.
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Just know that when RuPaul declares "The library is open!" it's time to settle in and bask in the shade.
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Time to pop on your leggings and settle in with a latte, because things are about to get really comfortable.
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If you haven't landed on one that feels comfortable and reflects the attitude you love to project, then settle in.
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Ahead, see what other gems are lurking in Netflix's archives, and get ready to settle in for some musical magic.
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We walk around, they get some stuff to eat, and we all settle in to listen to the live music.
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She would settle in the evening and be eager to get up in the morning to see her best friend.
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Refugees like the Dacka family are finding it hard to land permanent jobs and get state support to settle in.
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But they will have to overcome the potential barriers in culture and communication to settle in and perform to expectations.
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Since December, their median estimate of where rates will settle in the long run has fallen from 3.5% to 3%.
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Americans benefit from living in the world's largest economy yet they can settle in only a handful of smaller economies.
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Arkansas — Arkansas will once again inexplicably lose some easy September games, then settle in around No. 22 in November. 23.
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Refugees are also worried about how post-Cologne government measures will affect their ability to settle in a new country.
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When a family comes to town, World Relief helps them settle in and places students in the Spokane school system.
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As every new administration settles into Washington, D.C., talk arises about the new policies that will settle in with it.
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He'll settle in at Town Hall for one of his I-could-do-this-all-day performances. thetownhall.org. Oct. 22.
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Serve it with Kim Severson's can't-miss rice and then settle in to see what the Olympics have to offer.
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Marathoners quickly hang a left on First Avenue, where they settle in for a straight-arrow 3.4-mile joy ride.
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You can settle in with a neck pillow and the latest Stephen King tome, of course, from the airport bookshop.
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In 1971, the same year in which the CLAEM was forced to shut down, he left to settle in Geneva.
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Key Largo to Key West, Florida (CNN)It takes a special breed of cat to settle in the Florida Keys.
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"Hopefully he can settle in and do what we project he can do as a starter," manager Mike Scioscia said.
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As she begins to settle in with the troupe, Banning begins to suspect she's in the company of terrible secret.
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Still, at this point GPUs were incredibly difficult to track down and I had to settle in terms of performance.
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There is always something ominous and probably unknowable around the corner, so you can never really settle in with Paratopic.
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Until 1965, Congress had allowed only 2,000 visas each year for Asians who wished to settle in the United States.
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His father had left Soviet Russia around 1920 because of anti-Semitism and planned to settle in the United States.
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Enjoy the day off with an irreverent historical comedy show, or settle in for a 20193-hour marathon on TCM.
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They provide a faster route for wealthy investors coming from outside the European Union and Switzerland to settle in Britain.
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Kuczynski's website says his father persuaded Godard to marry him and settle in Peru before the Second World War started.
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I helped my children settle in to their new schools and our temporary rental house, but I couldn't settle myself.
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You can lean back and settle in, without feeling like you're stuck in that position till the end of time.
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I pop my food in the fridge, get a glass of water, and settle in to reply to client emails.
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Bitterly cold air will settle in areas of the Midwest on Sunday before making its way east Monday and Tuesday.
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He longs to give up public life and settle in Berlin, in a garden house where he can compose undisturbed.
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Her self-sufficiency and resilience are confirmed as she arrives in a grand, austere chateau and starts to settle in.
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Argh. I get peanut butter and saltines, put my phone on the charger, and settle in to do some homework.
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After graduating in 2013, he wanted to settle in the country but felt the H-1B program was too restrictive.
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Stem cell procedures gone awry have also led cells to settle in odd places and develop into tumor-like masses.
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She lets us settle in, making sure to remind us to just knock if we need anything — she's right next door.
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In any event, some foreign owners hope to settle in Canada soon, and so will be entitled to claim a rebate.
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If a pet can settle in a crate/carrier for a road trip, then they will be better on the plane.
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Then I settle in at my desk and respond to emails I missed while I was at the bar last night.
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I look forward to continuing to hear your thoughts as I settle in and meet with Googlers across the company.Thanks,Danielle
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US President Donald Trump's administration has attempted to tighten the rules regarding asylum seekers looking to settle in the United States.
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In order to be able to settle in and really enjoy, you gotta have some drinks and you shouldn't be flying.
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The Royals may be returning as winter begins to settle in, but you wouldn't know if from the heat the E!
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A child sleeps as members of a Central American caravan settle in for the night in an abandoned motel on Nov.
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They are allowing employees to settle in one place, rather than yanking them from one branch to another at short notice.
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I settle in to eat and watch an episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills that I missed this week.
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With the full series now available, it's the perfect time to settle in and play through the series in its entirety.
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Let the popcorn rest for 15 minutes at room temperature, or less in the fridge, to let the chocolate settle in.
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The cheering was nearly constant as the Spurs scored the game's first six points before the Warriors began to settle in.
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Somewhere they could learn to grow vegetables, build themselves a little dwelling, and settle in—like Sione—to life in Tonga.
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But if many of those key races are instead extremely close or tip toward Republicans, settle in for a long night.
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Although many of the migrants were granted refugee status in 2000, they were not given the right to settle in Britain.
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Australia had already said that it would not allow anyone arriving by boat without a visa to settle in the country.
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I literally ran out the door to get to work on time and I settle in for a lot of paperwork.
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And many of the vows, threats, visions, and hallucinations flying around the studio will eventually settle in the dustbin of history.
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I settle in with half a glass of wine leftover from last night's bottle and an episode of Pretty Little Liars.
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At home, I throw together a massive salad of spinach, tuna, cheese, and tomato before I settle in with my homework.
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The IRS has now been made to settle in court and also to offer its sincere apology to those it abused.
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I decide I'd rather work there than at the table, so I settle in, plug in my laptop, and start working.
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I set it up and then get a scoop of ice cream and settle in for the rest of the night.
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The government will no longer allow members of persecuted religious minorities to settle in the US during the temporary refugee pause.
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I soon bumped into a few people I knew from the outside, which made it a bit easier to settle in.
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So settle in because this definitely isn't the last time we'll be hearing about a patent dispute between the two companies.
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The company agreed to settle in August 2016 and finalized a settlement for about $4 million in May, according to Inverse.
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The company first said it would settle in a quarterly report filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in March.
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Reality sets in for evacuees For many, the enormity of the storm and its impact are just starting to settle in.
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It's perfectly possible that you'll find yourself somewhere nice around 11 PM, ready to settle in for the night with homies.
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Because the back cover tells us the author has spent six years researching this book, we settle in for some insight.
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The Chemnitz exhibition is spread over four floors and after a while a feeling of déjà vu starts to settle in.
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Emigrants from the Basque country left 19th-century Spain to settle in the American West, first as miners, then as shepherds.
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Winds are mainly calm and lows settle in the low 30s in our colder areas and mid- to upper 13s elsewhere.
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They had gone to support the national Super Eagles team, but some also planned to settle in Russia after the tournament.
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While more than one million mainly Muslim migrants have entered the EU since 2015, few have sought to settle in Hungary.
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As a result, many Mexican workers have decided to settle in the United States, where the farm work is more profitable.
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The Hunt Beach-lovers both, Amy and Bobby Reich knew they wanted to settle in Montauk, N.Y., for the long haul.
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Under Australia's tough immigration policy, asylum seekers arriving by boat are told they will never be allowed to settle in Australia.
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Once you've arrived at the system, you'll probably want to take a look around before choosing a place to settle in.
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Before moving to San Francisco, did you consider that it's one of the most expensive cities in America to settle in?
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I had wanted to visit Rachel immediately after re-entry, but it was agreed that she needed time to settle in.
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Moncada will settle in among Mookie Betts, David Ortiz, Pedroia, Bogaerts, Hanley Ramirez, and Jackie Bradley, Jr. He'll get his pitches.
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Facebook has been trying to settle in on the best way to let you control the News Feed without being confusing.
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Peru's President Pedro Pablo Kuczysnki has said Odebrecht should pay at least 90 million soles ($26.7 million) to settle in Peru.
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Canada encourages highly educated, technically skilled people to settle in the country, while also carving out a place for humanitarian refugees.
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He starts with a bang — and not a lot of time to settle in — at New York Fashion Week next month.
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But these guys that are elite, these guys that are special, they find a way to settle in and be themselves.
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After the chance for a late-day shower, skies do finally clear as brisk west winds settle in for the night.
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The chic room is the ideal place to settle in with a good book or relax with a glass of wine.
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Thursday night looks mostly cloudy with showers possible after midnight as warmer lows settle in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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I feed the dog and take her out and then settle in to do about an hour or so of work.
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I then settle in on the couch to watch my shows — This is Us, New Amsterdam, Dating No Filter, and Ghosted.
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I do a quick check on things, then settle in to cross stitch for a bit while this class is in.
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And if you or your partner resists and can't find the courage to settle in for these talks and dig deep?
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In contrast, stellar says transactions on its network settle in two to five seconds, for a tiny fraction of a penny.
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BRUSSELS — Antonio Tajani was elected president of the European Parliament on Tuesday, and he won't have much time to settle in.
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Drugmakers often prefer to litigate rather than settle in hopes of protecting their brands and discouraging future patient lawsuits, Thompson said.
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Temperatures stay mild with mostly cloudy skies and light winds from the south and southeast, as lows settle in the 40s.
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They had fled the fall of South Vietnam to Communist forces in 1975, only to eventually settle in another Communist country.
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So settle in with some tea and get your cursor ready to pounce once you spot that offer you can't refuse.
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The changes in federal tax law clearly make it more attractive for high-income earners to settle in low-tax areas.
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Some two-thirds of the world's population is expected to settle in urban areas by 2050, according to the United Nations.
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Ms. Otmani is from Morocco, and has long lived in Spain; her association helps other Moroccan women settle in the country.
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Sometime during the next few weeks, the female will lay her eggs and will settle in to begin her long wait.
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It may take the museum's expanding team (more than a hundred new front-line hires) a little time to settle in.
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When he finally returns from Egypt, his family cannot settle in their ancestral home of Bethlehem because there is still unrest.
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Here's some: I look forward to a future in which we settle in to watch The Tonight Show with Black Thought.
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I brush my teeth, set my alarm, and settle in to read for a bit before drifting off to sleep by 11.
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If anything, the border security buildup back in the 1990s encouraged them to settle in the US and send for family members.
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GUILFOYLE: Yes, I think it&aposs going to settle in, because for the most part, we&aposve seen a very robust economy.
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I make kimchi and Chinese sausage fried rice for dinner, and settle in with a glass of wine to do my taxes.
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So settle in for the two-and-a-half-hour journey, but don't feel compelled to stick around for any Easter eggs.
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He'd settle in front of the television for hours, controller in hand, lost in quests full of magical spells and powerful evils.
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The smooth, matte texture reminded me of primer, and it takes roughly five minutes to settle in and dry out — and voila.
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Settle in on the couch to watch the Patriots football game with my husband and drink a glass of wine (or two).
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Europe's online shoppers should settle in for the spectacle of more years of legal wrangling—and more changes to the results page.
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Breakfast is provided, so I grab a yogurt, fruit, and half a Costco muffin, and settle in for a morning of training.
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Be sure to give your eyes at least 30 minutes to adjust to the darkness, and settle in for a long while.
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Maybe they have, and this current plan will remain in place for long enough for subscribers to settle in and get comfortable.
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Roughly 40 percent of those forced to flee across international borders settle in refugee camps, with populations larger than some U.S. cities.
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I perfectly time my sushi delivery from Seamless so that it arrives just as I'm about to settle in on the couch.
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I always say I look totally artificial but I'm totally real, and it takes a little while for that to settle in.
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The Chinese government has been pushing for more registrations since 2014, to encourage rural Chinese to settle in rapidly developing urban areas.
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To its credit, the system has gotten consistently better over time, and I've never used it long enough to really settle in.
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You sip your coffee, read your emails, finally settle in and start being productive when that coworker rolls up to your desk.
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Settle in, uncap your favorite beverage, and sift through our reviews to find the best brewing kit for you — or a friend.
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If they lacked the pizzazz of the previous night, events on Tuesday at least saw a sense of convention normalcy settle in.
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This moment happens in a lot of games, even challenging ones, where you internalize the game's rhythms, allowing you to settle in.
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Others argue that the high number of immigrants who settle in London and its surroundings may push down on low-end wages.
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She was the rare survivor of a group that left to settle in Wellesley, only to die en masse from poisoned water.
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If that sounds like too much work, you could just assemble a salad, then settle in to watch "High Maintenance" on HBO.
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Lee says those who plan to go to South Korea rather than settle in China are punished more harshly by North Korea.
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The violence forced more than 700,000 people to flee their homes in northwestern Myanmar to settle in refugee camps in neighboring Bangladesh.
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The reality of common people, overlooked by Cocker on the song version, is that we all settle, in one way or another.
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At the time, newspapers were filled with advertisements, luring people to move across the country and settle in the newly incorporated California.
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Settle in for 10 delightful minutes of nothing but delicious sloshing sounds, and allow these sudsy waves to be your meditative salve.
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Dr. Strauss, 44, identified cities where people could settle in the next two decades if they are aiming to avoid those threats.
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But with a governor's race next year, Mr. Garces is preparing to mobilize after the migrants have had time to settle in.
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Get ready to settle in, because the coronavirus quarantine will probably last into June ... this according to U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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Then they settle in and dig a little chamber with their back flippers, into which they may lay more than 100 eggs.
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They were forced to flee their homes seven years ago to settle in Herat and have not been able to get justice.
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Settle in because the beginning is kind of slow, but once it gets going you will be rewarded tenfold for your trouble.
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When I'm at home, I sit in a big leather chair, coffee next to me, and settle in for a long read.
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Family legend has it that Brigham Young, the early Mormon leader, sent Mr. Flake's great-grandfather from Utah to settle in Arizona.
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Now that we've had nearly two months to settle in with our couch, I've grown to love it even more than expected.
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I settle in at my desk and join a call, but I'm not really needed in the meeting so I zone out.
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The attitude may serve the Minneapolis Federal Reserve President well as he and his colleagues settle in for new leaders in Washington.
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Giving the hostility they face, potential new Elon Musks, Sergey Brins, and Satya Nadellas may decide to settle in more welcoming climes.
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After a general sense of vocal unease in the first half, the performance seemed to settle in, gaining some confidence after intermission.
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So settle in with some tea and your laptop and prepare to start scrolling, because there is shopping work to be done.
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Then I take off my nail polish and settle in to plan my week, making notes about my goals for each day.
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They crossed the border into Czechoslovakia and eased into Prague to settle in the rental apartment they would share during their visit.
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I notice that my monthly LASIK payment went through so I update my budget spreadsheet once I settle in at my desk.
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I settle in at my desk and listen to today's episode of The Daily while I eat and catch up on emails.
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Settle in, get cozy, and prepare to tuck into the big steaming bowl of comfort food that is Set It Up. Swoon.
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She can sit down to a hot meal or settle in with a book without worrying about being harassed by her neighbors.
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Initially very shy and not keen on attending class, Kelly was determined to find a way to help the new student settle in.
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We settle in and watch Christmas Wedding Planner on Netflix while we drink and snack and laugh at how ridiculous the movie is.
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He and nine of his siblings, along with his parents, traveled for three days by bus in 1985 to settle in Escondido, Calif.
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So, before the invention of air conditioning, traveling magic shows and their crews used to settle in small towns during the summer months.
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The device lasts an entire week (with active sleep tracking) before it needs a charge, letting people settle in to the Alta experience.
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Make it to the bus just in time and settle in for the ride, trying to get my thoughts together for today's session.
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But French people who settle in the French-speaking province regard it as a rough outpost of empire, or so some Quebeckers grumble.
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Does it have the potential to reach the top three like the other major tech names, or will it settle in somewhere lower?
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When we settle in on the sofa back at the apartment, we look at each other and realize we didn't get groceries. Doy!
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It seems that to properly understand Avengers: Endgame, people are going to have to settle in and revisit Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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I take a shower and settle in to do some skincare to hopefully repair some of the damage the last week has incurred.
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I figure I've got 45 minutes before my boarding group is called, so I settle in with my noise-canceling headphones and knitting.
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These seismic shifts had an impact on her largely autobiographical art, as she seemingly spent years waiting to finally settle in one place.
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After the cookie check, I settle in to handle a few small work tasks while R. naps before we have to head out.
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After getting through security, I grab a cup of tea and a Marshmallow Dream Bar at Starbucks and settle in at my gate.
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However, Ruth eventually decides to show up, and while she initially sits behind him, they eventually settle in together, and the movie begins.
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I sit down and try to settle in, but one minute later, a huge, noisy tour group is led in by a guide.
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I wake up without an alarm and take the pup for a very soggy walk, then settle in to work for the day.
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And finally, we settle in to discuss all of our feelings about ATCQ's We Got It from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service.
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Refugees don't already have jobs before they're allowed to settle in the US, and many of them don't already have close family here.
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Fill the thermos with tea or coffee and settle in for a long night of gazing up at the stars with your friends.
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New moons mean new beginnings, and this new moon in grounded Earth sign Capricorn is helping you settle in to a new routine.
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Meanwhile, Sanders was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, before leaving to go to school in Chicago and later settle in Vermont.
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When they did finally settle in at the QEII, they found that they had come full circle in their first decade of existence.
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The genocidal efforts against the Rohingya have forced an estimated 700,000 people to flee the country and settle in refugee camps in Bangladesh.
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Another Saudi who was on the kingdom's payroll at the time, Omar al-Bayoumi, later helped the two men settle in San Diego.
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European countries do not have to provide care for migrants who are moving across Europe to reach countries they want to settle in.
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Kamran, now 52, was just 13 when she, along with thousands of other Iranians, fled the country to settle in the United States.
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"You sometimes can't see the bruising right when you pick it, but in the cooler the bruises settle in," Chris Parks told me.
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Yet even in cities that still require police to live in the municipalities where they work, officers usually settle in neighborhoods among themselves.
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At the same time, they were also attempting to Russify the Baltics, so they allowed former criminals to settle in [Latvia's capital] Riga.
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Its claims of superior background checks resulted in a civil lawsuit which the company agreed to settle in February 2016 for $28.5 million.
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The first non-Native American to settle in what is now New York was said to be a man from the Dominican Republic.
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When they arrived, the government informed Luckett that he couldn't just settle in Iceland—he'd have to be employed by an Icelandic company.
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When all else fails, just settle in and sing "Head, Shoulders Knees and Toes" for as long as it keeps your baby giggling.
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They say that the idea is to keep the armed groups on the run, so they cannot settle in with the local population.
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This one's low-tech, but it works surprisingly well if you're willing to make your bed before you settle in for the night.
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So put your feet up, grab some snacks and settle in for a lineup of reality shows that are heavy on the reality.
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I'm feeling musically adventurous this morning, so I start a promising Arab pop Spotify playlist and settle in to write some test proposals.
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It also decided that a resettlement agency's relationship to those it planned to settle in the United States would not circumvent the ban.
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E. and I clean up the table, the kids, and the house, and settle in to watch Monday Night Football with two Coronas.
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After Mr. Christie took office, the state proved willing to settle in 2011 for just $5 million on the $30 million tax bill.
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Together with her little brother Jamie, they evade the guards and settle in, stumbling on a mystery only the irrepressible Claudia can solve.
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"Canada encourages highly educated, technically skilled people to settle in the country, while also carving out a place for humanitarian refugees," Lind writes.
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Fog could settle in during your commute, and you should expect occasional bursts of rain throughout the day, with a high of about 231.
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Settle in, turn off Twitter, and escape the political performances of 2016 by tuning in to an America that's ready for a good time.
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It was on July 19, 2013, that previous Labor Prime Minister Kevin Rudd declared that no irregular maritime arrival would ever settle in Australia.
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They had apparently flown to Malaysia on their Iranian passports and then used the stolen documents to try to migrate and settle in Europe.
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And even for those who can't move, the internet makes it easy to settle in a virtual neighborhood with people who agree with you.
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If he calls a truce and we stay where we are, I think the economy will settle in around 100,000 this time next year.
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This month, find a park with an unobstructed view of the night sky and settle in for a summer evening of meteor shower-gazing.
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The ban will be retroactive, applying to anyone processed after the government first declared that no one arriving by boat could settle in Australia.
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We head to the theater, order two beers (IPA for R. and Oktoberfest for me) and two burgers, and settle in for the movie.
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This episode packs a lot of content and interviews into 40 minutes, so settle in with enough water and snacks to make it through.
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St. Louis, which has spent most of the season&aposs first month on the road, gets to settle in at home for a while.
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In 2015 he decided he would settle in Hungary, where he had gone as an engineer to look at cooling systems for power stations.
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I catch up with my three roommates about work and life, and then settle in to continue reading The Nest by Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney.
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Aircraft safety and the design approvals process are among the issues that Britain and the EU have yet to settle in their divorce talks.
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European Union leader Donald Tusk did not mince words on Thursday when he sent a message to economic migrants hoping to settle in Europe.
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Or, you can accept your fate, round up your squad, and settle in for the next season of The Bachelor, which begins January 2.
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But most of them said they do not plan to return home: They will either settle in Britain or move elsewhere, just not France.
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Toxicologist Bill Sullivan wrote in The Conversation that the amoebas settle in our brains because they're moist and warm, just like their ideal habitat.
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Navient claimed the bureau, created under the Obama administration, only sued because it refused to settle in a CFPB investigation before Trump took office.
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Nearly 700 refugees settle in Boise each year, and photographer Angie Smith has followed a handful of families as they navigate their new world.
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There was and is a theater of the hood: pulling it up with a flourish, tugging it down to settle in its energetic slouch.
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It's jarring at first, and feels a little like you're changing scenes in Myst, but it only took a few minutes to settle in.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady warned of placing great expectations on wide receiver Josh Gordon before he has time to settle in with New England.
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But what makes pollution so bad for us is the small particles that settle in our lungs when they're not supposed to be there.
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But many of the women and their Chinese-born children find that their suffering is not over once they finally settle in South Korea.
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And Mr. Glass, now 81, and his colleagues gave an imperfect performance that struggled to settle in for the first 15 minutes or so.
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This month's historic swoon in oil prices has some on Wall Street worrying that crude will settle in a range under $40 a barrel.
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Dora Cheng's family was among the first wave of Chinese immigrants to settle in Queens, moving to Fresh Meadows from Hong Kong in 1984.
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Its catalog now includes standing or counter-height tables where students can work in teams and couches where they can settle in to read.
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I decide to heat up leftover pasta, sausage, tomatoes, peppers, and onions from last night and settle in for a quiet night with Netflix.
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My boss isn't even in yet, so I settle in with my emails and prep for some meetings I have later in the afternoon.
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Citizens of the new countries can still visit the US, but for the most part, won't be able to settle in the US permanently.
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Florida's second-largest city is the easiest U.S. city to settle in as an expat, and newcomers generally feel welcome once they get there.
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Henry Moore, the first modern artist to settle in the area, arrived in 1957 to make "Reclining Figure" for the UNESCO headquarters in Paris.
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Opinions are one thing, but as the hearings dragged on, the evidence started to settle in, and it was nothing for Democrats to celebrate.
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STORY TImes: ages 0-2 My top picks have knockout art and stories that will help your little one settle in for the night.
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I wanted the film to settle in a space [that tapped into] the deeply ordinary, and also allow it to feel strange for people.
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According to State Department data, states like Texas, New York, California, Ohio, and Washington have had a large number of refugees settle in them.
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All else equal, protectionist policies divert trade away from the U.S., and may induce new trade partners to settle in currencies other than the dollar.
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"If I'm barred...this will destroy my life because I resigned from my work in Sudan and was preparing to settle in America," he said.
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I get an iced green tea and my husband gets a berry smoothie, and then I settle in to update our budget tracker for December.
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Click through to check out our favorite binge-worthy home decor and renovation shows, and get ready to settle in for some quality TV time.
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I have a training at work that starts at 10, so I want to be able to settle in at my desk first without rushing.
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The move means spending less time in their Norfolk country home, Anmer Hall, so they may settle in for the long term at Kensington Palace.
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I text with my mom and sister while I eat, clean up the kitchen, then settle in to do a little bit of reading/writing.
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Boyle has had some time to settle in since his debut as Scorpius in June 2016 when the play began performances at London's Palace Theatre.
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These rocks roll around in the riverbed until they settle in dips in the sediment, which are generally places where erosion is at its greatest.
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Russia's finance minister, Anton Siluanov, told reporters in Moscow that his ministry had sued after "repeated unsuccessful attempts to encourage Ukraine" to settle in negotiations.
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Some are perfect when you just have 30 minutes; some are for when you've got more time to settle in and prepare a solid meal.
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His protagonists, a religious family who leave their Puritan village over dogma differences and settle in the wilderness, run afoul of witches in the woods.
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Think of experiences like Monument Valley or Alto's Odyssey, the kinds of games you really want to settle in with and enjoy for long stretches.
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I settle in, start drinking my smoothie, check my emails, submit my time card from the week before, and look at my W-2 forms.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude settled up 82 cents, or 1.9 percent, at $44.89 a barrel for its first positive settle in seven sessions.
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Then I eat a bowl of Frosted Flakes with 1% whole milk, take my shot, and settle in for a few hours to read again.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude settled up 82 cents, or 4503 percent, at $44.89 a barrel for its first positive settle in seven sessions.
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Mott St. is my favorite place, so I settle in with the girls and we catch up on dates, boys, and ridiculous Saturday night shenanigans.
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Marne, Iowa's Free Lot Program offers plots of land — which run an average of 9,600 square feet — to people looking to settle in the Midwest.
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When the risotto is done, I poach an egg to put on top of mine and we settle in for more of The Clinton Affair.
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He calls Chicago (the city) a "conveyor belt" that brought in migrants who gradually moved out to settle in suburbs and the wider metro area.
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We're going to be looking at this for the next four years so let's settle in and deal with it in a more positive way.
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Arai, who will retire next year, told Reuters he would help Hasegawa settle in for as long as he deemed necessary before stepping aside completely.
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With regulators pushing for greater transparency, LBMA members have begun reporting trades that settle in London and Zurich, another trading center closely connected to London.
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"From the time that you decide to settle in America to the time you get a green card is a 10 year journey," Kapadia said.
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The new administration needed time to settle in and decide how to frame a law that, in principle, fully three-quarters of Canada's population support.
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That's cool, but whenever you settle in for a marathon, you may want to consider doing a little physical activity in front of the tube.
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She is among hundreds of thousands of Tibetan nomads who have been forced by the government in recent years to settle in newly built villages.
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I knew the stark reality of being trans would soon settle in, but I decided I was going to enjoy every second of this trip.
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Some were forced to serve in the king of Arakan's army, others were sold as slaves and yet more were forced to settle in Arakan.
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Ironically, one of the most common desires of defectors who settle in the South is to learn English, the language of their homeland's sworn enemy.
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U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel in San Diego has urged both sides to settle in advance of a trial scheduled to begin on Nov. 28.
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He goes back to bed at 7:30 and I settle in to the season premier of American Horror Story: Apocalypse followed by more Atypical.
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As the stress and everyday responsibilities of running your own business settle in, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed, especially when working long hours.
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The summer range should settle in the $2.90-$3.10 per gallon, according to Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service.
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Shavei Israel, which had been helping Kaifeng Jews visit and settle in Israel, was forced by the police to close its community center in 2014.
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It's a totally different team for him and that takes time to gel with everybody and settle in but that's happening at a good rate.
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Instead, I'll just say grab someone you love, and settle in for a story of love and technology like few others on your feed. Enjoy.
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At 8:30, I'll settle in to watch TV on my own or with Jake, and consider taking a shower (sometimes I actually take one).
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Many other migrants will either choose to settle in Mexico or seek out ways to enter the U.S. undetected, exposing them to dangerous smuggling networks.
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He has, however, strongly supported some persecuted groups, including advocating for an increase in the number of Iraqi ethnic minority Yazidis to settle in Australia.
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It wasn't until she moved out of the area two months later that the first signs of a mental health condition began to settle in.
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China was ready to settle in August of that year; by then, though, it found itself entrapped by its financial dependence on the Soviet Union.
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O.K., then: With no need for denial and my anger quota filled by larger world events, I settle in at the bargaining stage of grief.
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Porzingis helped Hernangomez settle in in Spain, having arrived there first and inviting him over to his apartment, where Porzingis's mother cooked dinner for everyone.
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I grab my salad from the fridge along with a blueberry Bai drink and settle in to read the latest Pittsburgh MD. 4:30 p.m.
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D. and I settle in to watch the latest episode of Good Doctor, but I fall asleep on the couch before it is even over.
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Australia is infamous for its tough immigration policy, including refusing to allow any asylum seekers who arrive by boat to ever settle in the country.
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In Mexico, the monarchs settle in about a dozen high-altitude, fir-covered mountainous areas in Michoacán and contiguous Mexico State, the Forest Service said.
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Should the red tide bloom settle in, mass fish kills will happen -- killing the Claus family's charter reservations, along with the game fish they're after.
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Afterward, we share a fancy yogurt I bought a week or so ago but forgot in the fridge and settle in to watch some Netflix.
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Inside is the bar, where locals like the designer John Derian, whose eclectic shop is only a block away, settle in for a late lunch.
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It's not uncommon for coyotes to settle in urban green spaces, the agency said -- they can occupy 7 to 8 square miles of the city.
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Schitt's Creek centers on the rich, snobby Rose family who lose their wealth and forcibly settle in the small town they own, called Schitt's Creek.
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A dozen civil organizations are teaming up to help Puerto Rican migrants settle in Central Florida, as islanders seek better economic conditions on the mainland.
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Once the Vichy regime took over, she herself was interned as an "enemy alien," but managed to emigrate and settle in New York in 1941.
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Joe Dante's elaborate skewering of greeting-card-cover America unleashes a bunch of tiny monsters in the perfect small town as the holidays settle in.
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Most pianists begin a recital with a piece that allows them to warm up a little, and gives the audience a chance to settle in.
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Don your Yukata robe and settle in for a massage featuring sake-soaked towels, a ginger-infused bath or a vigorous bamboo-and-lemongrass scrub.
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Meanwhile, Austin Mayor Steve Adler and Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price have both called on Abbott to continue to allow refugees to settle in Texas.
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If they want to settle in the UK, they need to get there before France or any other EU country can officially record their arrival.
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So while you're congratulating Bob Dylan (or arguing about him), pour yourself a pint and settle in for a couple of hours with Llewyn too.
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At a campaign event in the state, Trump accused Martinez of allowing Syrian refugees to settle in New Mexico and blamed her for economic problems there.
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Since Olivia Pope isn't coming in with a last-minute save, we'll have to pour a glass of wine and settle in for a Scandal marathon.
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Once I get to the office, I settle in with a cup of coffee and feel uneasy knowing what is about to happen to my coworker.
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It says the international community must "offer substantial support," and that aid groups are ready to help potential new arrivals settle in Jordan&aposs Azraq camp.
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Lee explains that if you are as icy-white as Daenerys Targaryen, then your new brunette color could settle in very dark or end up muddy.
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After we clean up dinner, we settle in with a glass of wine to watch our other fave guilty pleasure, Vanderpump Rules (a show for geniuses).
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He reflected a widely held view among the migrants that if they could reach the Greek islands they would then be free to settle in Europe.
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Dear Amy: I loved your answer to "Desperate," the med student who wanted to settle in a small town, while her longtime boyfriend craved city life.
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So next time we're about to settle in a Netflix marathon, maybe we should consider dancing, reading, or exchanging books with a beau (age: unknown) instead.
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I can settle in and just work, which is comforting when I'm not getting up every ten minutes to look for this paint or that brush.
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Before the 211s, it wasn't necessary for a child to settle in the US without papers in order to keep a family both employed and together.
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Our shared expectations about smart speakers are beginning to settle in, and outside of engineering labs and controlled listening tests, the HomePod has to measure up.
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But it's also the case that if we ever want to permanently settle in outer space, we're going to need to mine asteroids for raw materials.
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What's more, they argue that the Maya people, though good astronomers, probably did not choose to settle in areas based on the positions of the stars.
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Once the celebrities entered the theater, Armancas said it took a minute for the reality of being surrounded by some of Hollywood's elite to settle in.
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That said, since they jettisoned the useless Tanner Glass and the useful but defense-first Dominic Moore, why can't they settle in that ten percent range?
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If you've had a day like that, you probably only want one thing: to settle in with a glass of wine and watch some animal GIFs.
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The other timeline moves through the family's years of itinerant life up until they settle in Welch — against Rex's wishes — shortly before Jeannette reaches her teens.
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Is it more important to allow high-skilled workers to come on temporary visas, or to allow them to settle in the US with green cards?
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show TV remake is really happening, and there's nothing we can do now except settle in and wait for things to unfold.
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"If we just produce computer-computer music, who's to say if it's any good?" he asks as we settle in tight rows of French bistro chairs.
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Particulate matter can settle in airways and cause problems like cardiovascular disease, respiratory conditions and cancers, leading to premature death, according to the World Health Organization.
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We had good strategy and just found a way to kind of settle in there in a decent spot and save the right amount of fuel.
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More work – not less – lies ahead for the NMTC and all community development efforts as the dust continues to settle in the wake of tax reform.
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It's nice to build a little bit of a lead there and really let our pitchers settle in and not throw quite as many stressful pitches.
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Droughts regularly decimate herds across Africa, forcing destitute families to abandon their nomadic lifestyle and settle in remote, dusty towns where they fall deeper into poverty.
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Begin the morning at the chic coffee shop Pour (43 Euclid Avenue), where you can settle in with a cold brew at an oversized wooden table.
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It's not uncommon for students to settle in the state of their alma mater — "one of the biggest drivers of growth in our state," he said.
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Trump's shocking win may take some time to settle in, and for those who need a brief break from politics and planning, we've got you covered.
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They hang a left at 92nd Street and a right onto Fourth Avenue, where they will settle in for the next five and a half miles.
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He and his wife, Cecelia, 2000, decided to settle in Virginia; Ms. Riffer grew up in Roanoke, and Mr. Riffer's mother was then living in Yorktown.
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Living inside are one mottled quail and an all-white one, an experimental breed, no doubt the first of its kind to settle in Prospect Heights.
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But while China puts lipstick on its trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative, smart thinking on what to do about it is starting to settle in.
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Yet every year, nearly 1,000 asylum seekers settle in Idaho, which accepts one of the largest shares of refugees, relative to its population, of any state.
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"We have sufficient cash on hand to comfortably settle in cash our convertible bond that will mature in March 2019," the shareholder letter to investors said.
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To make the calculations, the LBMA used new data on trades which settle in London and Zurich, another precious metals trading centre closely connected to London.
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And where we settle in this matter is going to have to be worked out by all of us together, whatever our gender identity or presentation.
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Residents say they have received positive signals from the new chief's camp and Amplats' Griffith said the company was just waiting for him to settle in.
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The Pour The latest winemakers to settle in the region are bringing new perspectives, fresh energy and heartfelt enthusiasm to the country's most exciting wine area.
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The country's policy, which the government says is meant to deter human trafficking, is that no such migrant will ever be allowed to settle in Australia.
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And before we settle in for a cozy, chilly chat with some loquacious drinkers at their local, we get to see our leading executioner in action.
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My parents chose Parkland to settle in because of Marjory Stoneman Douglas's stellar reputation, and because we thought that it was a safe place to live.
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A fellow actor helps them settle in a new place, but the previous tenant left behind many belongings and doesn't seem to be returning for them.
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But only very recently — in the past few years — did the scales tip to more of us choosing to settle in cities than in rural areas.
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The Texas Demographic Center, the official state demographer, projects that 70% of the state's population growth through 20203 will settle in just 10 large metropolitan counties.
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Trump's plan calls for Palestinian refugees to settle in a future Palestinian state and creates a "generous compensation fund" for them, one of the officials said.
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"We don't settle in America," Obama said, an unmissably resonant line for Democrats who were waiting with mixed emotions for Hillary Clinton to enter the race.
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In addition, the document also described a phased introduction to a new immigration system that ends the right for most European immigrants to settle in Britain.
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Bitter cold will follow the storm Behind the system, bitterly cold temperatures will settle in for the end of the weekend and start of the week.
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The driver's seat is a comfortable spot, and you have a cup holder for your coffee, so let's settle in and set up your new baby.
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After his morning run, Evans may settle in with his laptop in the hotel where he's staying on base and do some work for his business.
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Settle in, and the cozy space reveals itself as a lumberjack's fantasy, complete with an unfinished beam ceiling and the cabin smell of a working fireplace.
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"Consumers are turning to ad-supported streaming services as subscription fatigue continues to settle in," Brandon Riney, a researcher at Parks, told CNBC in an email.
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In November last year, Deutsche Bank predicted that 22015,000 new residents could be expected to settle in Frankfurt as a result of Brexit-related job moves.
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A recent study found that underwater speakers placed close to dead coral in Australia's Great Barrier Reef encouraged new fish to show up and settle in.
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After dinner, we settle in on the couch and watch some show about car racing that I don't really like, so I read my book instead.
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The city is not a signatory to the United Nations Refugees Convention, and historically has only allowed a very small number of refugees to settle in.
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"I'm prepared to sell coffee because us migrants have to be prepared to start from the bottom," said Rojas, who plans to settle in Lima, Peru.
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You want to train your dog to settle in their crate/carrier for the length of the flight plus 2 hours (to account for security/boarding/etc.).
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So you may have to settle in that sense, but you should have a plan and keep making moves to get to where you want to go.
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For the rest of the night, I settle in to watch the new episodes of The Act and Jane the Virgin and I finish off Sex Education.
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With the chilly winter weather starting to settle in, it's now a requirement, not an optional fall privilege, to bundle up before you go about your day.
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I also settle in and do some work for a part-time gig that I have, which is coding wire-taps for a friend's company in Philadelphia.
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We chat for a couple of minutes after I give him the coffee, and then I settle in for some writing while munching on a homemade cookie.
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I get upgraded to first for this segment, too, and settle in with club soda, chips, and cookies while perusing dance classes in Boston on my phone.
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After he leaves for work, I walk the dog and settle in to get some work and job applications done while watching The Great British Bake Off.
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But 96 percent of Germans surveyed by Amnesty are comfortable letting refugees into Germany — and nearly two-thirds would be comfortable letting refugees settle in their neighborhoods.
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"I hadn't seen a lot of hockey lately, so I wanted to get into the game (early) and fortunately I was able to settle in," Zatkoff said.
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But it shot down the idea that after a hectic first few weeks, the new administration will settle in and adopt a more traditional business-friendly tone.
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"As an industry, we (don't) really know what that number is yet, what price WTI will settle in and inspire a little bit of confidence, " he said.
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TC: For founders and other investors looking to suck up to you as you settle in (har), what do you like to do in your free time?
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"We will provide education for them to settle in South Korea, for a certain period of time, as is usual for North Korean defectors," the official said.
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If you love a good story of hard work and determination getting someone exactly what they want, settle in because we just came across an good one.
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He simultaneously defends a Muslim immigrant's right to wear the veil and opposes the immigration policies that allowed her to settle in France in the first place.
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When you do made it back in time, you'll be relieved and comfortable, legs stretched and ready to settle in for a third act that's pretty relentless.
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Following the repayment of these obligations and of a GBP110m revolving credit facility drawing, we expect gross debt to settle in the medium term at around GBP410m.
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Asylum seekers are assessed at offshore camps in Papua New Guinea and Nauru, and are not allowed to settle in Australia regardless of whether they are refugees.
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Lloyd has spent winters playing professionally in Italy, and Tomlinson has gone with her, for at least a few weeks each time, to help her settle in.
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Bears are known for hibernating, but its the bulls in the oil market that might as well settle in for a long nap, according to Wells Fargo.
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Highly-qualified professionals such as engineers could get skilled migrant visas that allow them to settle in the country - adding some extra demand to the housing market.
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If it was hoped that the presence of his compatriots would help the young striker settle in, however, the French connection never quite had the desired effect.
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The question is: can they come back if France starts to settle in and tighten the screws on defense, just throttling the life out of the final.
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The cumulative effect, which takes a while to settle in, is of a space teeming with movement and sound that would be there even if we weren't.
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Some investors and analysts have questioned whether a brand new board and management team can settle in quickly enough and lead the company out of the woods.
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He first tried to settle in Costa Rica but, facing more death threats there, he flew to Guatemala and traveled by land to the border with Mexico.
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Murmur "if you can't accept me at my worst, then you don't deserve my best" as you settle in for your first web meeting of the day!
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Or visit Gaza, where the health care system – weakened through years of blockade – couldn't serve the high-density population even before COVID—19 began to settle in.
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After his rescue at sea and recovery in Sri Lanka, the International Organization for Migration helped Mr. Rafiq enter the United States and settle in New Hampshire.
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The decision to settle in Morocco preceded any ideas about a building a hotel, starting a socially responsible lifestyle brand or creating empowerment projects for local girls.
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The American and Iranian publics would both be wise to settle in for a long period of instability and volatility as downstream effects from these events continue.
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It's not uncommon for coyotes to settle in urban green spaces, CACC says -- but attacks on people remain extremely rare as the animals tend to avoid humans.
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It took a few more seconds for the spectacular strangeness of the moment to settle in: We were watching a sitting American president imitating an American president.
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Watchmen trusts its viewers to settle in for the whole ride and accept that everything will unfold at a pace that's necessary to tell an effective story.
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"I lived through Reagan and Bush, and I know how it feels to settle in for a long term of policies you don't like," Ms. Stokes said.
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He has pitched at least six innings in each of his last three turns and Baltimore is hoping he will settle in as a competent rotation starter.
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"China tends to give the new leader a grace period to settle in," Ms. Weiss said, citing her research about China's response to elections and new leaders.
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The snowpack in the Sierra Nevada — a source of water once winter ends and the dry months settle in — was nearly twice its normal level last week.
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"Beijing is likely to give the new administration a grace period to settle in," says Jessica Chen Weiss, a scholar of Chinese foreign relations at Cornell University.
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In "The Flood," Tomas van Houtryve's "Traces of Exile" (2016) plots the places that refugees today leave, pass through, and settle in using a large video map.
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Tesla owners pull up to a slim charging station, connect the charger, and settle in for what Tesla claims is about 30 minutes to get half-way charged.
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We get into what I've nicknamed "hygge clothes," which are just comfy PJs, and settle in on the couch snuggling while we watch some horrible murder/disappearance again.
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The military spouse club is providing food, and I make a breakfast burrito with eggs, bacon, tater tots, and queso while we settle in to watch the game.
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I sneak a couple Double Stuf Oreos while I settle in to review my brother-in-law's résumé and cover letter that he asked me for pointers on.
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Ultimately, the administration's goal is to stop as many people as possible — including children and families — from even trying to settle in the United States to begin with.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: It will turn colder with clearing skies, as lows settle in the middle 30s in the outer suburbs and near 40 in the city.
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There were moments where she allowed the paper to settle in its natural movements, as when it formed a cocoon and her body became engulfed by paper walls.
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The new AMC series kicks off with an explosive cold open, but then proceeds to settle in for a comparably tame hour of character introductions and universe-building.
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I'd lock myself in the bathroom, settle in on the toilet seat, and pull out every hair on my leg I could grasp with those pointed Tweezerman tweezers.
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The unhappy couple settle in England, where Antoinette's cultural displacement and isolation—and Rochester's betrayal—lead to the climactic fire of both "Jane Eyre" and "Wide Sargasso Sea".
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These clever dipping dishes allow your soy sauce to flow and settle in neat geometric shapes, so you can create your own Penrose triangle at the dinner table.
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They settle in at the computers where Caine teaches coding and software, or they head to the back room for the 3D printer, vinyl cutter, and robotics kits.
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Eventually, I head in and make almond butter toast and settle in at my desk for a remote training from our IT department regarding a new CRM platform.
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It's a mutation of an album that mutated as it went the first time, so don't expect it to settle in one place for more than a moment.
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More than 100 million people will settle in on February 7 in the comfort of their homes to watch one of the biggest television events of the year.
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One restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at least, boldly refused to let the national discourse on race and violence in America settle in the back of our minds.
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This rhetoric has no sign of ending, and Americans may want to settle in to at least four years of this new brand of liberal protest and pandemonium.
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Eventually they would settle in southern California, the paper continued, where they raised their three children including daughter Monica, daughter Carmen T. Berriz and son Armando J. Berriz.
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A new season of "Peaky Blinders" will be available on Netflix later this month, so settle in this weekend and burn through the first 12 episodes in preparation.
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Bayoumi helped the hijackers settle in San Diego when they arrived in the country around early 2000 by finding them an apartment and even co-signing their lease.
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The riskiest moments in "Maestro," Hershey Felder's tribute to the conductor-composer Leonard Bernstein, come as spectators settle in at 59E59 Theaters, waiting for the performance to start.
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Elevated Leverage: Fitch projects leverage (excluding the effects of preferred stock) will settle in the low- to mid-6.0x range through 2019, higher than Fitch's negative rating sensitivity.
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And if you really have to ask about JPMorgan Chase, just grab a cup of coffee, Google (I know) "JPMorgan Chase corruption," and settle in for some clicking.
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After Mr. Trump vowed last fall to deport any Syrian refugee the Obama administration managed to settle in the United States, Mr. Obama lost his sense of humor.
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But we should all settle in for the long, difficult task of supporting millions of our fellow Americans who have lost their homes, their jobs and their hope.
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More than 10,000 attendees — founders, investors, engineers, makers designers, students and 400 media outlets — will settle in for three jam-packed wild and woolly days of startup goodness.
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He decided to settle in Italy, following his uncle Cestmir Vycpàlek, a former player for Juventus and Palermo and winner of two Scudetti as head coach of Juve.
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Ms. Carrillo has been caught at the intersection of several Trump administration policies intended to make it harder for Central American migrants to settle in the United States.
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But he seemed to settle in beautifully on Tuesday, bringing in the period orchestra New York Baroque Incorporated, a group of budding stars, and conducting from the harpsichord.
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For this interdisciplinary performance, he focuses on maroon colonies, which were made up of Africans who escaped captivity in the Americas to settle in the hills and mountains.
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I kept Sherman on his own all day, thinking he'd settle in more easily and begin to explore his new home, but by nightfall he still hadn't budged.
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"Turkey may wait a couple of days for the dust to settle in Washington," said Seçkin, adding that Trump's threat had a "sobering effect" on Turkish decision-makers.
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The possibility that Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, might settle in Canada has unleashed a frenzy of excitement and offers of free coffee — but also some dissent.
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Steyer draws the smallest crowds of the candidates still in Iowa, but voters do show up and settle in for town halls that stretch to an hour long.
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I settle in at my desk and read the weekly Smitten Kitchen newsletter, earmarking a cream of mushroom soup as something to try making for lunch next week.
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The Brooklyn Historical Society acquires the deed giving 2200 acres near Coney Island to Anthony van Salee, the first known person of Muslim origin to settle in America.
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They escaped what they saw as oppression at home to settle in a little-known country before many were driven away by the lawlessness of the Mexican Revolution.
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Newly arrived fish settle in to stay and clean the reef, which in turn creates space for new corals to grow – an essential part of the recovery process.
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If US manufacturing does indeed begin to stabilize, this should help the country's real GDP growth rate settle in around 1.5% to 2% year-on-year in 2020.
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Pop an Everlasting Gobstopper and settle in for this Broadway adaptation of Roald Dahl's beloved children's book about a boy, a genius confectioner and an orange work force.
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We think they'll settle in probably in the 5 to 7% range, looking at some decent revenue growth and a little bit of productivity on top of that.
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The Italian region of Molise, a wild, beautiful but overlooked area, has announced it will pay people more than $27,000 to settle in one of 106 underpopulated villages.
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Land reform and household registration are two key issues if China is to succeed in its plan to get 100 million migrants to settle in cities by 2020.
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That's why sometimes 13-hour flights are really good because you get there, settle in, change, eat, read a book, sleep, wake up and be with your thoughts.
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I find an EAT, pick up a half chicken salad wrap, some chips, and a fizzy water, and settle in to do some work on their free Wi-Fi.
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Elsewhere, sea level rise and the monsoon season have pushed populations inland in heavily populated Bangladesh, as Rohingya refugees are forced to settle in marginal areas vulnerable to flooding.
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The administration officials said thousands — perhaps as many as 9,000 — migrants each year from the three countries, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, could eventually settle in the United States.
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VAC, Hungary (Reuters) - Hungarians should overcome prejudice and help refugees to settle in the country, the Catholic bishop of Vac said trying to ease a hostile attitude towards migrants.
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I settle in for a few hours of mindless Food Network and HGTV and text with a friend about an upcoming beach trip we are planning with our families.
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We also pick up some onion rings and settle in for a low-key night at home watching Netflix and cleaning up the aftermath of hosting a full house.
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These would rapidly dissolve in oxygen, form rust, and eventually settle in the sediment along the ocean floor, where the bacteria would suck them up for their crystal chains.
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Instead her calm presence—inoffensive, stable, unpolitical even—has allowed the radical changes introduced by her predecessor to settle in, giving the cautious German public time to digest them.
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