You can get into this default mode where you settle on your ideology or you settle on you beliefs and you don't critically reflect on it.
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Don't settle on a job with limited income potential, and don't settle on an average life that doesn't require you to push yourself to achieve your dreams.
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I bike to the studio and settle on my mat.
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We finally settle on District Taco and order through Ritual.
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I settle on the Capital One Venture card and apply.
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I settle on eating at my desk and browsing Reddit.
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All you have to do is settle on a bottle.
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You also want to settle on something within your budget.
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They settle on two hours for closing arguments next week.
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But no matter what moment we settle on, we agree
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Consider many approaches, and then settle on the best. 4.
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But they've yet to settle on a figure with Democrats.
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We settle on two stools facing a giant mirrored wall.
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Learn about all of them before you settle on one.
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They agreed not to settle on a decision immediately, though.
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They can't even settle on when is best to launch.
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This is where the English settle on Thursday, June 9.
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It sounded too easy and I couldn't settle on that.
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Eventually, we settle on a big gravestone to speak properly.
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How did you guys settle on the name Full Circle?
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No one should have to settle on their wedding dress.
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But she has yet to settle on one in particular.
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ESA has yet to settle on the best way for e.
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I then settle on the couch with my smoothie and Scandal.
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Your laptop isn't something you're going to want to settle on.
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"The repurchase is expected to settle on July 2," BT said.
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Appropriately, I settle on the leftover pizza, with plenty of water.
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We settle on Graffiti Bar since it's a nice day outside.
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The U.S. contract did not settle on Monday, a U.S. holiday.
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And Twitter couldn't settle on one thing it did really well.
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The loudest voices quickly settle on Lyrsa as the weakest link.
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After five to ten days, the contestants settle on their fiancés.
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We settle on The Cotton Club, which is a bar/restaurant.
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We negotiate and settle on $2,200 for a romantic GFE encounter.
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Grasping for an alternative cause of disease, some settle on migrants.
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We're going to settle on "It's my Mamie Van Doren," though.
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We settle on sushi and run into my friend's ex-fiancé!
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How did you settle on a sound and identity so quickly?
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How did you all settle on framing it as Undercover Boss?
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Democrats, in the meantime, have yet to settle on a strategy.
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But, of course, it's not the worst thing to settle on.
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A large number will settle on the roast chicken for two.
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The Morrises can't quite settle on an angle or a style.
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Only later did they settle on Didion, then in her 20s.
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We settle on Italian, where I order sun-dried tomato pasta.
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Restless and never seems to settle on what's really at hand.
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Do not expect Mr Trump to settle on any grand strategy.
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But it's not necessarily what this mercurial president will settle on.
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We debate between a few locations and settle on Crown Prince.
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Our two Christian universities cannot even settle on a single narrative.
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I settle on ISRAELIS, which has LEAR coming back inside it.
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How did you settle on a spoof of Donkey Kong Country ?
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What to watch: What kinds of compromises a group of senators from both parties who have been working on a bill for some time can settle on — if they can settle on any approach at all.
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And Democrats haven't had to settle on any one policy so far.
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The land that those settlers settle on is not their land, either.
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I take decongestant and Tylenol and settle on the couch with tea.
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I finally settle on a British-style pub right around my block.
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But somehow we couldn't seem to settle on where it would be.
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The Republican added that Clinton remains unable to settle on a message.
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I settle on a super-fancy Italian place that has rave reviews.
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"The repurchase is expected to settle on 2 July 2019," BT said.
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But the team is not yet sure if they'll settle on that.
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I settle on doing half down/half up in a tiny bun.
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I settle on a gouda and a cheddar, which is probably overboard.
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But a veneer of acceptability has started to settle on the sector.
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How did you settle on the green ring and Close Friends badge?
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So why settle on Trump as the least objectionable of the two?
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But Xi didn't settle on Mar-a-Lago for its sprawling lawns.
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Then, once you settle on something, it's time to plan a bit.
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She couldn't settle on a career path: behavioral therapy, architecture, antique hardware.
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What if our coder can't make whatever idea we settle on work?
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Don't Democrats need to settle on a bold vision to excite voters?
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The prosecution, however, has yet to settle on what charges to bring.
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Don't be surprised, though, if they outsmart whatever system you settle on.
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I settle on a frozen Hassleback potato I bought from Trader Joe's.
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But eventually, it became time to begrudgingly settle on a replacement gift.
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I look for something to watch on Hulu and settle on Gravity Falls.
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How did you settle on the idea of Los Angeles as a setting?
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We discuss dinner plans and settle on a Mexican place down the street.
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VICE: How did you settle on how you wanted your Tick to sound?
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I settle on ramen noodles and throw together more quesadillas for tomorrow's lunch.
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Once you settle on a card, you can play right on your screen.
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I immediately look for alternatives and settle on a bus in the morning.
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We settle on an old school lunch place in an old logging town.
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Having so many choices that it's impossible to settle on just one show.
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But it's not wise to settle on a certain area before considering others.
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TC: How did you settle on cost, and is there a subscription component?
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The coalition had planned to hold primaries to settle on a joint candidate.
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This lead the company to settle on five milligrams as their standard dose.
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But, AI applications can help a retailer settle on the perfect price point.
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And, of course, thy must settle on someone who will accept the nomination.
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Eventually they settle on meeting up for dinner, but Danny stands her up.
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TC: How did you settle on the individuals whom you ended up following?
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TC: Why did you settle on a price band of $53,000 to $5,000?
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Or it would be, if I could settle on a name for it.
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But eventually they settled on him because they couldn't settle on anyone else.
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It is unlikely they could settle on an openly anti-Hezbollah political figure.
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U.S. crude did not settle on Monday due to the Labor Day holiday.
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That timeline will give Trump time to settle on a successor to McGahn.
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I settle on a recipe for chili and a baked chicken leg recipe.
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The Browns' decades-long struggle to settle on a quarterback is well known.
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So how does an American president settle on research priorities for the country?
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"The Heinz brand doesn't settle on delivering superior taste or quality, and we don't believe America should have to settle on the day after the best sports day of the year," said Nicole Kulwicki, head of Heinz brands, in a release.
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Whatever you settle on, though, you should be aware of your dosage, Barcott says.
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We each eat another edible and settle on the couch to watch a movie.
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We then settle on the couch to snuggle and catch up on True Detective.
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Should humans ever settle on Mars, this region might make for a sweet spot.
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The problem is they could never settle on who that other person should be.
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I settle on one each of cow cheeks, chorizo, skirt steak, and al pastor.
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But back to the plea deal, both parties finally settle on an Alford plea.
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Top party officials and, most importantly, donors, would settle on Kasich as the alternative.
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He must settle on a woman so that he doesn't keep hurting other women!
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When the Goliath tribe loses immunity, they settle on Natalie as the default boot.
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It is less clear whether Europe's banks will eventually settle on a new hub.
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We settle on cheesesteaks: he gets a classic one and I get balsamic brie.
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Once they settle on a Blackberry Z30, Guzman repeatedly asks about the color choices.
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They don't have much to choose from, so I settle on a granola bar.
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I settle on some falafel patties from Trader Joe's and cook some fresh broccoli.
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The notes are rated 'AA-' and were scheduled to settle on 15 March 2017.
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Authorities are aiming for the bank to settle on Tuesday morning, two sources said.
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"We are not going to settle on a Supreme Court nominee," Schumer told Maddow.
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It's when the two settle on their respective pricey timepieces that things get weird.
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Autumn leaves settle on cobbled streets with names like Ten Bell Lane and Pottergate.
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The Washington Post: Trump, Republicans settle on fear and falsehoods as a midterms strategy.
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We walk around Midtown and settle on a Japanese dive bar that serves katsudon.
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HABERMAN: Mr. Trump, how did you come to settle on your foreign policy team?
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After you settle on the final recipe, what does the manufacturing process look like?
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TC: You get together, and then you settle on creating a retail pets business?
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Even bona fide participants can't settle on how many people attended: 7, 15, 0.43?
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Democrats may not settle on a general election nominee until late spring or summer.
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We settle on a relatively new fried chicken and oyster bar for happy hour.
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I settle on a black long sleeve shirt and some jeans for the day.
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Will Republicans settle on a specific theory of defense to the articles of impeachment?
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Mr. Tillerson said he had yet to settle on even a basic organizational structure.
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I go into a few and finally settle on two magnets for my friends.
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But at least one chamber may settle on a solution that's worse than nothing.
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He allowed the attendees to democratically settle on a loose theme for the evening.
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"The Heinz brand doesn't settle on delivering superior taste or quality, and we don't believe America should have to settle on the day after the best sports day of the year," said Nicole Kulwicki, the head of Heinz brands, in a press release.
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When you have 11,761 beaches to choose from, it's difficult to settle on a favourite.
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We walk around until we settle on a cafe that serves quick sandwiches and salads.
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He took several days to settle on his first target, the 66-year-old Caughman.
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I settle on Strivectin and add on a Kate Somerville bundle leftover from holidays ($2219.35).
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And big implications for patients, whether we settle on calling it gene therapy or not.
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But somehow, the company's founder can't seem to settle on how to talk about it.
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It's even creepier when their flashlights settle on a soaking wet Eleven in the woods.
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But they just can't seem to settle on one media codec and universally support it.
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It looks like the company is now ready to settle on a single, consolidated approach.
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And if Keynes and Hayek are any guide, the dust will never settle on it.
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Soderbergh's hardly the first filmmaker to settle on the iPhone as his weapon of choice.
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Dust does not settle on Cher, and I feel a little the same with me.
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The U.S. contract did not settle on Monday, a public holiday in the U.S. market.
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But the writers can't seem to settle on a motive or a method for him.
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Even centuries on, it is hard to settle on GDP estimates in times of upheaval.
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Though I didn't settle on a purchase, I had a great time just window shopping.
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I'd like to do about ten more books, but I'd settle on two or three.
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And it's certainly possible that the industry will never settle on a consistent form factor.
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Underwater, the dips provide spaces for small fish to hide and invertebrates to settle on.
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Anti-Brexit politicians have yet to settle on a strategy for what would happen next.
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Even after coaches settle on starters, depth potentially will be an issue on both lines.
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"The first Dutch settlers get here in 1624 and settle on Governors Island," he said.
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Dressing up plagues me, and the only thing I can typically settle on is jumpsuits.
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We had to settle on visiting the modest gift shop in the building next door.
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Her numbers have remained fairly stagnant, and she has struggled to settle on a message.
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Mr. Eisenberg's play and Mr. Elliott's direction never seem to settle on a cohesive tone.
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I continue to try to get him to eat, we settle on some veggie puffs.
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Instead of the traditional settlement day of Thursday, the new bill will settle on Tuesdays.
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This raises the concern that a unity government will settle on perpetuating the status quo.
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The votes are not binding, but they could help lawmakers settle on a way forward.
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They don't immediately know what to do with themselves, but settle on making that wedge.
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We settle on a big item from the registry, and a small, complementary, off-registry item.
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We keep walking and eventually settle on a place on a quiet plaza near our Airbnb.
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We settle on a touristy place in the city center that ends up being pretty decent.
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We've all been there, scrolling through Netflix's many options but entirely unable to settle on anything.
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I'm scheduled to do another six miles, but I settle on five with a decent incline.
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I can't find anything, so I settle on treating her to lunch when she visits tomorrow.
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If it fails again, a long delay might be needed to settle on a new course.
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They settle on a creative misspelling, add a word or just string together sounds they like.
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We settle on a private room in a small condo within walking distance of South Beach.
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Viacom is under a somewhat tight deadline to determine its future and settle on new leadership.
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Most die or get eaten, but some settle on the ocean floor and become coral polyps.
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Pressure is growing on President Trump to settle on a strategy for the war in Afghanistan.
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Use all of these factors to help settle on the type of job you want.3.
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White House officials have expressed hope that Trump will settle on a replacement by month's end.
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Republican challengers to Mr. Trump have yet to settle on an effective strategy to counter him.
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Together, they all examine the patient and settle on a plan, which is updated every day.
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They settle on claiming responsibility for the invention of the ubiquitous, but humble Post-it Note.
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When you settle on a flavor, do you worry whether it's adding calories, sugar or fat?
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READ I'll settle on the couch and read the editorial section of The New York Times.
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Using PPS, however, the phone and charger could communicate to settle on providing power at 10V.
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Somehow, before I could settle on the means, I managed to reach out to my mom.
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A second scandal As the dust appeared to settle on Stormy Daniels, another cheating scandal emerged.
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But we didn't live in Queens, so we had to settle on going to Giants games.
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But designers had to settle on limits on who can sit comfortably or reach every control.
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The office fridge is out of my usual Diet Snapple, so I settle on sparkling water.
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I was reluctant to settle on an identification because it was so far out of range.
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That's one reason why it's so difficult to settle on a single narrative about what happened.
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Many journalists, including me, have tried to settle on the perfect mascot for the Trump administration.
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Instead, it just made it harder for party leaders to settle on a non-Trump favorite.
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Most countries with a value-added tax settle on a single rate for many goods and services.
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It was her job to settle on a single narrative strand and follow it to its conclusion.
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First they must persuade New Hampshire voters, many of whom have yet to settle on a candidate.
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We wander into the park behind the campus and settle on a bench to eat our lunch.
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Well, that's what happens when the internet can't even settle on one thing to be obsessed with.
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You really will need to experiment just a little to settle on the right key for you.
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It was only later that experts could settle on a coherent narrative of the crisis and recovery.
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In areas like these, policymakers have had to settle on a mixture of pragmatism and public acceptability.
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When the check comes, we both argue about who will pick it up and settle on splitting.
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Days Gone refuses to settle on what it wants to be or what it wants to say.
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Not being able to settle on an agreed-upon mass for the Milky Way is not good.
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But what about the changes in awareness that will occur as we settle on planets like Mars?
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Once the designers settle on a final design, all the necessary pieces are placed onto Lego boards.
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Hyperloop One still needs to settle on a braking system and do a test run with that.
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Michael Luo, the editor I work with, has established a little routine to settle on new projects.
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With so many options, it's hard to imagine how you'll be able to settle on just one.
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But it could be weeks or months before the two political parties settle on their respective candidates.
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His target is closer to the $40 area, roughly 7 percent lower from oil's settle on Friday.
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Visually it seems to be caught between genres, unable to settle on domestic realism or Kushnerian poetics.
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Trump had a bit of a winding path to settle on Pence, a devout Christian and conservative.
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"We're not going to settle on a Supreme Court nominee," Schumer told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow on Tuesday.
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Only later, in a studio, sifting through troves of pixellated data, would he settle on an image.
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Or, Washington could settle on a military strike of overwhelming power that is aimed towards regime change.
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He expressed skepticism that the Trump administration and European allies will manage to settle on a framework.
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I settle on a short-sleeved tight black dress with a tan blazer and tan chunky Pumas.
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They fought about it for months and didn't settle on a plan until the very last days.
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The move sets in motion the process for the CDU to settle on and prepare Merkel's successor.
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The Trump administration can't settle on an explanation for its practice of separating families at the border.
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Perhaps that's why it's so difficult to settle on a singular example of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's greatness.
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We're too tired for the train journey, so we settle on a cab even though it's more expensive.
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The biggest debate, in my view, will be what policy solution they settle on to fix surprise bills.
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First, American imports have fallen 28% as more and more people abandon watches or settle on Apple Watches.
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Try to settle on a lasting image of the Durant-Westbrook/Westbrook-Durant Thunder, and the mind reels.
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As the gaze of America's VCs begins to settle on African entrepreneurs, many open questions are left unanswered.
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World Athletics is working with organisers to settle on a date to host the biennial event in 28.
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Until then, we'll be stalking his Instagram trying to settle on a design if that day ever comes.
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To get another referendum, the British parliament would have to approve new legislation and settle on a question.
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Tamra, Morgan (Ike Barinholtz), and Colette (Fortune Feimster), all settle on the idea Mindy is a great wife.
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I settle on Joico's Thermal Protectant spray, humidity blocker finishing spray, and a heat set blowout perfecting crème.
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Earlier this week, Sixers managing partner Josh Harris said the team wasn't going to settle on a choice.
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And it might take some trial-and-error before you and your doctor settle on the best plan.
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Natasha reluctantly agrees, and the lovebirds settle on a secret engagement, just before Andrei heads off to Switzerland.
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Tony's a professional, but he can never quite settle on what sort of professional he wants to be.
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"There is little appetite in the party to settle on a candidate early," said Democratic strategist Jamal Simmons.
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We're not too hungry for a full meal, and settle on a very simple lunch of ragi porridge.
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Make sure to compare all the top rewards credit cards available today before you settle on just one.
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THE TOPLINE: Pressure is growing on President Trump to settle on a strategy for the war in Afghanistan.
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The word "queer" has always contained the shimmer of multitudes; even etymologists can't settle on one origin story.
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Occasionally, Ahmed moves a hand, limply trying to swat at the flies that settle on his cracked lips.
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These facts alone have made it difficult for Republicans to settle on a consistent defense of the president.
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Faced with the option of building or people, real or not real, I still can't settle on one.
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I slip off my shoes and settle on one of the white Ikea sofas that fill the room.
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And if she wants to have children, she'll need to settle on a man to do it with.
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Jerry Moran of Kansas, said he would settle on a final decision after hearing from Mattis and Pompeo.
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Finally, the federal government and safety groups settle on a way to talk about advanced driver-assistance tech.
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We settle on taking Z. to see snow for the first time comes up, so we research that.
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UEFA's delegates to the FIFA council met Monday morning, intending to settle on a joint plan of action.
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" Settle on your moral code and prepare to defend yourselves and each other "by whatever means are necessary.
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When you settle on one thing, you have formed a barrier for yourself and your future selves, plural.
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I settle on oxblood leather Vince leggings and L.'s black cashmere sweater that I've kind of adopted.
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Once users settle on a nutritionist or hypnotherapist, for example, they can book appointments within the platform itself.
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The men settle on the idea that India can only move forward with "peace and brotherhood," AFP reported.
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It is so bad that the White House can't even settle on a strategy for dealing with it.
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Or the convention could settle on a compromise candidate who didn't even come close on the first round.
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Mr. Trump has until September to officially settle on a number, which must be set by the Oct.
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One brokered convention in the 1920s required more than 100 rounds of voting to settle on a nominee.
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Companies might need only seconds, and not days, to settle on a higher price, note Messrs Ezrachi and Stucke.
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Chalk that up to jealousy or just to old-man grumpiness — but whatever you settle on, it's surface-level.
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DE WINNE: We will peacefully settle on orbital platforms and eventually, we will move out to the moon base.
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I settle on the couch to relax from the week and watch an episode of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.
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I settle on a sashimi sampler and large mineral water at a cool-looking lounge next to my gate.
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But analysts say producers were unlikely to settle on any kind of output deal to stem the market slide.
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Once you settle on the temperature you want, it will slowly heat up and turn green when it's ready.
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The name of your new album is Living for Today—how did you settle on that for the title?
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Once Spotify figures out the most lucrative price, the company will probably settle on one of those three prices.
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Some see the failure to settle on a coherent climate policy as a symptom of a deeper political malaise.
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Before you settle on a service to wipe your Twitter history, you might want to consider archiving your tweets.
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Shadary faces a number of contenders for the presidency as the opposition attempts to settle on a single challenger.
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The panel hopes to settle on a list of interventions that can then be researched for evidence of success.
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If the Court moves to curb gerrymandering, they may leave it to lower courts to settle on specific standards.
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They have so many cute new crossbody bags and wallets, but I settle on a tan leather tote bag.
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Bank of Communications is the issuing and lodging agent for this deal, which will settle on Friday, Nov. 9.
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Now we just have to settle on exactly what we're going to call a selfie used inside virtual reality.
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" After witnessing a man harass an elderly woman with a walker, they settle on their perfect targets: "A–holes.
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Most practitioners and conspicuous consumers of Muay Thai settle on Samart as "the best technical fighter" of all time.
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It seemed that Ms Mayer could be the leader to settle on a single identity and direction (see timeline).
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The sludge would settle on the bottom of the ocean, like mud, killing plants, and creating a dead sea.
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As a rule, it's easy to complain about inequality, hard to settle on the type of equality we want.
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It took us a while to settle on a name, but after several weeks of podcasting, we're finally there.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that the company would like to settle on a 4-4.5 percent interest rate.
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When he felt stuck, Mr. Emmich played songs from the musical to help him settle on the right tone.
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The bank is expected to settle on at least some of the details at its next meeting, in October.
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"I told our guys at halftime that we don't want to settle on offense," UCLA coach Steve Alford said.
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If trends continue, Team Trump could soon settle on Philip Bilden as its nominee for secretary of the Navy.
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U.S. politics: Moderate Democrats concerned about the rise of Bernie Sanders have been unable to settle on an alternative.
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Republicans will wring their hands, deflect and minimize, and eventually settle on whataboutism, analogizing to what others have done.
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He tries to teach her a few moves before they finally settle on a much more Reese-worthy recreation.
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Morgan Stanley is acting as bookrunner and Rothschild is advising Philips, with the transaction expected to settle on Sept.
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Democrats have twisted in the wind for months since the 2016 defeat trying to settle on a new message.
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Most people will settle on a destination and then try to find award space to help them get there.
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The referendum question has divided Britain into warring tribes, unable to settle on any shared vision of the future.
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After another two years there, Brown said he was beginning to settle on a life in the private sector.
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CAVUTO: And that was like a little line on a closing statement when you try to settle on housing purchases.
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We settle on Vail, which is my favorite because it's only 229 minutes away and has awesome restaurants and shops.
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Now, representatives from the Commission, Council, and the European Parliament are involved in Trilogue negotiations to settle on various amendments.
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And Lee Sedol, after leaving the match room for a spell, needed nearly fifteen minutes to settle on a response.
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Can we settle on laws that say robotics can be used in spaces where there's lesser chance of civilian casualties?
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Bridenstine acknowledged that spaceflight can be dangerous and unpredictable, so it's practically impossible to settle on an accurate price tag.
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I settle on a Santa Fe salad from Fresh & Co. and return to the office to eat at my desk.
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Available on Kanopy The recently, sadly departed director Jonathan Demme was never content to settle on one mode of filmmaking.
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According to The New York Times, the court will settle on it in its current term, which ends in June.
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"Everybody was a little bit stunned at first!" says Kelen Settle, who welcomed daughter Carter Louise Settle on June 25.
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It seems possible that a licensing deal fell through last minute, leaving the company to settle on cake's lesser cousin.
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As this happens, the camera goes for a wide shot to settle on her body in the teeny, tiny leotard.
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You'll still inevitably settle on "favorites" that you lean on again and again; Wolverine and Psylocke were regulars for me.
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In fact, you can see the utter despair slowly and surely settle on him through the course of the video.
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Hopefully, whatever they settle on if/when the time comes won't include a mass wedding with any other Bachelor contestants.
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People who vote tend to settle on a party with which they identify in young adulthood, then stick with it.
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I waste a lot of time moping around and then I settle on Starbucks because I wasted too much time.
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But to foster a political environment conducive to their stated ends, Democrats can't settle on simply stoking anti-Trump resentment.
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Over and over, the game presents machines who poured over the remnants of old Earth, only to settle on despair.
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There are 21 characters to choose from — they're called "heroes" here — and honestly, it's hard to settle on just one.
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Describing his team's goalie situation as imperfect, Pittsburgh Coach Mike Sullivan said he would settle on a starter Tuesday morning.
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He will settle on less but only if he feels that is what it will take to close the deal.
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For example, let's say a seller lists his house for $325,000, the buyer offers $275,000, but they settle on $300,000.
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People familiar with the process had told Reuters earlier Toshiba was poised to settle on a preferred bidder on Wednesday.
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They're told they will never be able to settle on Australian soil and are sent to island camps for processing.
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That still doesn't leave lawmakers with much time to settle on a plan and avoid a Christmas shutdown in Washington.
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Once the results are certified, leaders in the Senate will have to settle on a day to swear Jones in.
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With so much content to choose from, it can be difficult to settle on even just one thing to watch.
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I settle on sachima, a cube of deep-fried batter strands drenched in syrup, and a Portuguese-influenced sponge cake.
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I tend to settle on one seven-minute, or some other one, or night-gear, whatever the one you use.
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But the ministers could not settle on a referendum question and expressed frustration about the complexity of the bloc's affairs.
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Hoping to settle on his choice, Doug Shippee, an owner of art supply stores, attended a recent candidates' forum here.
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It's a question of taking things to their logical end, and I'm happy that we didn't settle on that one.
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Seeking a new deadline that seemed least likely to make a fuss, European officials were expected to settle on Jan.
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Almost every primary season begins with worries that the Democrats (or the Republicans) will fail to settle on a nominee.
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Then, as she is trying to settle on one person to message with first, she lets her heart lead her.
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Lawmakers are likely to settle on a short-term spending bill, setting up a larger funding fight at year's end.
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The court's ultimate ruling on the hastily designed rules should help companies settle on whether to buy their own fleets.
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Ms. Dvorsky and her husband, Bob, a former state senator, don't expect to settle on a candidate until caucus night.
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Before you settle on any version of the required reading, do your research, as most campus bookstores will price match.
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I settle on the couch with a bottle of beer, put on sound-canceling headphones and get in a zone.
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If they settle on Victoria, local residents said they would feel at home and enjoy more privacy than in Britain.
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If the Yankees settle on Mitchell as their fourth starter, they will be in no rush to name a fifth.
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Indiana's state Republican Party will have 30 days to settle on who should replace Pence as the party's gubernatorial nominee.
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Bush has credited Kavanaugh for helping him settle on John Roberts, who is now chief justice of the United States.
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Settle on the couch this weekend for the Aussie Rules Grand Final between Richmond and GWS Giants at the MCG.
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We've been shopping for outdoor furniture for our backyard for months, and we finally settle on the patio set we want.
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And when your hair is natural, the styling options are endless, making it even harder to settle on the perfect look.
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"We are not going to settle on a Supreme Court nominee," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told MSNBC on Tuesday night.
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However, during the talks this year, spot coal prices rose, making it difficult for the sides to settle on a contract.
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That is unless you want to settle on a ranking that places you on the second, third, or, like, 78th page.
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"Leave" and "Remain" are complex coalitions, which is one of the reasons why neither side can settle on a single strategy.
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So with these three rules in mind, what foods did Amelia Earhart settle on for her long journeys in the air?
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However, the teams didn&apost settle on the deal until late in the process and couldn&apost complete it in time.
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The offering is expected to result in about $989 million in net proceeds and settle on June 11, the company said.
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"I pressed my hand to my belly, because bees follow their queen, so they would settle on my womb," she explains.
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There are a lot of headphones out there, and it's easy to get overwhelmed and settle on spending hundreds on Beats.
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I settle on chicken, vinegar coleslaw, and pickled onions from a BBQ joint and pick up for my boss as well.
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And suddenly the question would become not whether he'll make excuses for his own defeat, but which excuse he'll settle on.
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"In Mexico, chile is an ingredient that is never missing from our tables," Fernando starts as we settle on the stools.
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"We are not going to settle on a Supreme Court nominee," Schumer said Tuesday in an interview on MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
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Eventually I settle on a strategy: only go through tunnels that appear to be heading upward, in theory toward the surface.
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So homebuilders are often forced to turn to costly consultants or settle on designs that satisfy code but aren't cost-efficient.
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Congressional leaders are in talks to pass a short-term spending bill, though they have yet to settle on a length.
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They loaded up on ships, sailed away from their homeland, and looked to settle on the islands of the Deadfire Archipelago.
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She credits the Belarusian novelist Ales Adamovich, who called his own books "epic choruses," with helping her settle on a method.
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"In the end, I settle on one very simple reason: We go there so that they don't come here," Crenshaw wrote.
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They all agree on the length of the term limits, but still need to settle on language to phase them in.
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Whatever we settle on, we remain committed to protecting the quality of writing and editing that readers expect from The Times.
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Cruz and Kasich both hope that if Trump doesn't get 85033,237 delegates, a GOP convention could settle on a different nominee.
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Anticipating that most industries will autonomously settle on bare minimum security standards as companies try to keep up with each other.
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They settle on what seems like their only option: Throw a party that will entice the frat boys, and charge them.
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When it opens, my eyes immediately settle on a tall, white beam of light pulsating through the center of the room.
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According to Jack Welch, success is all about growing yourself, so don't settle on what you know and what you have.
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The first step, according to these officials, is for the administration to settle on a more consistent message toward North Korea.
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But the one they settle on is a lag in the adoption and effective use of A.I. There are historical precedents.
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The T-shirt he will eventually settle on celebrates a musician whose top three Billboard hits span from 1989 until 2004.
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In 1624, the Dutch West India Company sent about 30 families to settle on what is now known as Governor's Island.
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A little over half of primary voters in both polls said they had yet to firmly settle on a Democratic candidate.
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We settle on Orange Is the New Black and watch the first few episodes before calling it a night at 11.
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"Everybody is looking at Gary Johnson right now to see where decides to settle on some of these issues," Erickson said.
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The process by which tribes "had been compelled to sign away most of their lands and settle on reservations" remains opaque.
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For now, we'll just settle on the likeliest option: That the Note 9 will simply have a bigger battery than its predecessor.
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When Jews began to settle on the Lower East Side of Manhattan between the 1880s and the 1920s, they were poor immigrants.
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Lipnic says plaintiffs lawyers have also told her that companies are also more likely to settle on good terms with harassment complaints.
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"The fastest way to guarantee you don't get the number [of seasons] you want is to settle on a number," Nolan explained.
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Next year, when the Democrats settle on a nominee and Trump's campaign is hammering away, which path will the Democratic Party choose?
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I settle on a mint eucalyptus candle and head back to the office for another afternoon full of meetings and phone calls.
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The big test for Democrats is to find a way to settle on a candidate without upsetting a wing of the party.
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The 10-minute title track opens the album with wavering guitar and flute tones that refuse to settle on a single key.
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I do a couple of chores around the house and then settle on the couch to study for my upcoming board exam.
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Like Trump, Corbyn has broken unwritten elections rules, defying observers who assumed party members would settle on mainstream, voter-friendly establishment candidates.
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And as if bickering over which program to settle on isn't brutal enough, you also have to argue over the volume level.
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Deep-sea bottom feeders are immensely dependent upon "food falls," in which deceased aquatic animals from above settle on the ocean floor.
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But it seems the auction "win" never included a formal bid, and the two sides have yet to settle on final terms.
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These U.S. stocks have the most to gain or lose depending on the direction China's equities settle on in the coming days.
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Just when they manage to settle on a satellite dish, a blast of artillery or machine-gun fire sends them dashing skyward.
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That doesn't, however, mean there's not a place for them—we just need to settle on when and where that space is.
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With indie-luxe line Pinrose's "Parfum à go-go" collection, you don't have to settle on just one scent for every day.
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Much hinges on whether the three companies can agree on how to handle the allegations against him and settle on a replacement.
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" Use "firm and neutral" language like this: "Tom offered $23,000 and I would be more comfortable if we could settle on $56,000.
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Would you authorize preconditional diplomacy with Tehran, including at the senior levels of government or settle on a carrot-and-stick strategy?
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Before splurging on every single thing you ever imagined you'd have at your wedding, settle on an amount you're OK with spending.
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Mr Weber was too contentious a figure for the newly fragmented parliament to settle on his candidacy, or on a single alternative.
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Urge other parents to do what you have done, that is, settle on a policy but don't tell your child about it.
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How did you settle on that particular price point, and why do a monthly fee versus take some percentage from each transaction?
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That challenge will persist regardless of whether the Republicans quickly settle on an alternative plan, or if they repeal without a replacement.
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Even before Democrats settle on a candidate, Republicans are already painting Democrats as "socialists" with radical ideas on health care and taxes.
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Debris could also settle on its panels, obscuring the light, but winds have helped avert that fate in the past, officials said.
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The president has also yet to settle on a new F.B.I. director after his abrupt firing last month of James B. Comey.
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The company could build as many as 20 different prototypes before engineers settle on a "1.0" design to fly cargo and people.
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In Iowa especially, Warren and Buttigieg are scrambling for the support of caucusgoers who have yet to settle on a particular candidate.
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We settle on a pizza place with four and a half stars, Casa Della Luce in Westerly, RI. $230 251.02:210 p.m.
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It shall come to settle on the silt, next to my heart, perhaps, which I lost to those murky depths long ago.
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Once you settle on a few models that check all the boxes, look at the total car costs, including insurance and taxes.
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Over the past several weeks, House Democrats and labor officials worked with the Trump administration and Mexico to settle on a compromise.
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The development came after weeks of apparent stalemate, with neither side able to settle on dates or terms for the next meeting.
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But also by Giustinia and Shay, with their frivolous intervention—they were like magpies who settle on cattle and peck open wounds.
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How did you decide you wanted to continue "Binge Mode" beyond "Game of Thrones," and how did you settle on Harry Potter?
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Any deal on the metals tariffs is not expected until after the three sides settle on terms for an updated NAFTA agreement.
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But the closer the government looks at the companies' problems, the harder it gets to settle on any one-size-fits-all solution.
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After looking through a million Airbnbs, we settle on one that's cheap, cute, and still in the neighborhood we want to be in.
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While the study doesn't settle on any reasons as to why environmental regulation is so polarizing, the issue has clearly galvanized Republican legislators.
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Scholars have suggested that nations are built around language, history, culture, territory and politics without being able to settle on any single cause.
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Diners who wanted strictly Chinese fare had to settle on the few, older and more traditional restaurants that had survived all the trends.
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"Arctic wildfires are especially worrisome as particulate matter is more likely to settle on icy areas," noted the weather service in a statement.
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It is Saxena's steadfast refusal to see his son's murder as another score to settle on the long list of Hindu–Muslim conflicts.
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When I'm done, I settle on the couch with a giant mug of Irish breakfast tea with a dash of milk in it.
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That wouldn't actually be a problem if his film could settle on a clear throughline, like McKay's movies with Ferrell and Reilly had.
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"There is a lot of negotiation happening now and the market will settle on norms and methods of disclosure and timing," Festa said.
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The land that Charles Ingalls had determined to settle on had in fact been promised by the government to the Osage Indians, too.
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We look around at the bakeries still open, and settle on tiramisu ($12) that is advertised as having 35% less sugar in it.
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Ardern said like many parents she and Gayford had struggled to settle on a name before the birth and had a shortlist prepared.
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Dogged by investigations and hamstrung by a lack of achievements, he has thus far failed to settle on a sharp message for 230.
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"I don't rule out a partial sale," he said, adding that it was vital to settle on the right owner and right strategy.
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Analysts at Deutsche Bank said earlier Tuesday that G7 countries would need more time to settle on a "truly" coordinated response to coronavirus.
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On Friday, they spent several minutes fingering through each other's wardrobe as they tried to settle on outfits for the men's long program.
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It took the teams nearly four years to settle on a tire design, compound, and tread pattern they feel strikes the right balance.
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Only because national leaders could not settle on an alternative did they resort to Germany's now-former defence minister, a centrist Christian Democrat.
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In a pregame meeting, Gunning will discuss them with Blair and D'Antoni before they settle on 15 — a menu for the night ahead.
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On Sunday, Ms. Gillibrand and her advisers seemed to settle on something of a wait-and-see approach to her best-known opponents.
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It's a bit confusing, but I'm sure VW will settle on something more consistent once these vehicles start rolling off the production line.
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It's a bit confusing, but I'm sure VW will settle on something more consistent once these vehicles start rolling off the production line.
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But the Democratic Party has yet to settle on a consensus position about the changes that would be required to win its vote.
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" They finally settle on "We hear for you," which Gregory thinks is good because "It's not clear exactly what the hell it means.
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Having concluded that chemical weapons were used by Syrian forces, the next challenge for the Trump administration was to settle on a response.
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At the same time, Brexit opponents became less inclined to settle on a compromise that they saw as the worst of both worlds.
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Despite their policy differences, the two durable candidates are both targeting working-class voters, who have yet to settle on a single candidate.
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The Northern League wants the flat tax rate set at 25 percent, and the two parties have yet to settle on a compromise.
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The 51-year-old reality star actually took a few years to finally settle on whether or not to actually go through with it.
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Still, as they have in all Reuters polls since late 2016 most economists said the two sides would settle on a free-trade deal.
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Also, the German carmaker Volkswagen has reportedly reached a deal with U.S. authorities to settle on the emissions test scandal, the Financial Times reported.
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Jason Aldean and wife Brittany Kerr Aldean are getting ready to welcome their "extra passenger" – but they've got to settle on a name first!
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"I have no doubt the administration will do that and settle on the right tax reform at the end of the day," Watson said.
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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (Reuters) - For the past year, Democratic voters have been anxious to settle on a savior capable of defeating President Donald Trump.
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Well, it's true that pollen, pet dander, dust, and allergens tend to settle on the ground or surfaces in your home, Dr. Chen says.
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BCG's Mosquet believes the industry may not settle on a single template for collaboration, given the complexity of autonomous vehicles and their underlying technology.
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He said there is hope that once the "bluster and nonsense" of the campaign is over, either candidate would settle on less destructive policies.
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Rather than a neat resolution, Grace's inability—and, as a result, the viewer's—to settle on a straightforward sequence of events haunts the narrative.
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While I lazily waited until I was wearing a training bra to settle on my college major, she picked out Russian Literature at 6.
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I settle on a couple of bread rolls and potato to supplement the leftover chili I brought, which makes for quite the hearty lunch.
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A statement from the foreign ministry said it expected Europe to ratify and settle on the details of the agreement over the days ahead.
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We were finally able to settle on a weekly night on Tuesdays, and we started an event, Velvet Leather, in early to mid-December.
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Only after she and several other establishment options refused did Democrats settle on an unconventional choice—liberal former state ACLU chief named Deborah Ross.
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And despite Lyft's decision to settle on Monday, experts say the broader issue of potentially reclassifying drivers and workplace protections is far from settled.
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I settle on Dig Inn, since I can order it from the app without having to be away from my desk for too long.
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Just ask Amazon user A. Maddox, who, after giving up on her search for an herb grinder, had to settle on an herb grinder.
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Malia's choice to settle on Harvard comes after much speculation as to where the elder Obama daughter would choose to spend her undergraduate years.
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Covering the bristles may make it easier for germs to settle on them; and in that dark, moist case, they are likely to thrive.
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They can't find a nice looking room to awake Afanas, and must settle on the attic that has an abandoned stairmaster in the corner.
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Sotomayor said despite the contentious confirmation, she told Kavanaugh that the focus on him will settle on his actions as part of the court.
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Besides, it'll take too long for me to settle on something new to watch, and I really don't want to go change the laundry.
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We finally get to Malibu and settle on Zuma Beach, because they have bathrooms and I really have to pee after that long drive.
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The backers of more mainstream candidates weren't able to settle on one, and neither did the backers of more conservative, Tea Party-friendly candidates.
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Top national security aides have yet to settle on a strategy for Syria to recommend to the president, one official told the news outlet.
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It's possible that Russia muddles through this, and that Putin's allies settle on a consensus successor choice who can carry on the predecessor's policies.
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Mr. Urban does not settle on one theory as to why Mr. Skripal, a relatively obscure figure, was targeted for such a spectacular attack.
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One challenge for Mr. Trump, however, is that he will have no easy foil until Democrats settle on their presidential nominee sometime next year.
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Bees are known to pick up trace amounts of metals, which settle on leaves and flowers from the air, as they forage for pollen.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer recommended patience after Tuesday's market bounced in anticipation that lawmakers in Washington would settle on a wide-reaching economic stimulus deal.
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But there's evidence that your early political years are your most formative: Once you settle on a party, you tend to stick with it.
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Iowa polls have shown major shifts among the top candidates, signaling a fluid race where caucus goers have yet to settle on a candidate.
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Our kids' generation -- post-millennials, Generation Z, iGen, whatever name we or they settle on -- will have at least four big issues to own.
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To research how people might one day settle on Mars, engineers and scientists at a company called Interstellar Lab are designing space-inspired villages.
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Still, the White House is preparing to request an emergency supplemental funding package from Congress, but has yet to settle on a final amount.
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Due to its proximity to Puerto Rico, Florida has proven to be the most popular place for Puerto Ricans to settle on the mainland.
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Scientists may not be able to settle on a precise answer for decades to come, making the jobs of coastal planners that much harder.
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Tesla's tub-shaped, radio-controlled craft heralded the birth of what he called a "teleautomaton"; later, the world would settle on the word robot.
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The company will also offer 120 colors, all scratch resistant, and in-person meeting with their head designer to settle on your phone's final form.
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We settle on an Irish-looking pub, but when we get inside, there are no customers and it's cold and all the food is overpriced.
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Whatever site you settle on, outdoors or indoors, when time comes to send off the capsule you'll want to drop a pin, as it were.
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The meeting, and Trump's stern demeanor, also underscored how the heavy burden of the presidency begins to settle on the shoulders of a President-elect.
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On his return from Davos, Bolsonaro will settle on a model for its pension reform proposal, his chief of staff, Onyx Lorenzoni, said on Tuesday.
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Although the court has a standard to weed out extreme racial gerrymanders, it has never been able to settle on a standard for partisan gerrymandering.
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While you can imagine what draws a photographer to the first two destinations, it's a bit harder to settle on a reason for the third.
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I peek in our fridge to see what I can prep for dinner and settle on the leftover Boca burgers I didn't eat last night.
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When he asked his students to pick a meeting place in New York, unco-ordinated, most would settle on the clock at Grand Central station.
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Trump, too, seemed eager to exploit divisions among Democrats as they struggle to settle on a candidate who could mount the biggest threat to him.
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I was staying with friends in Austin, and we were getting ready to go out to dinner — but I couldn't settle on a makeup look.
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Instead, viewers now have to first select a streaming app, then scroll through endless menus and recommendations before they can settle on their next title.
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We enlist an overly enthusiastic employee to help, and settle on Osprey 2129L packs with dreams of bringing back Italian wine with the extra room.
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However, I'd wait and see where this trend (and further research) goes before I settle on listening to what the H2 thinks I should hear.
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It does nothing to advance the interests of the party and is only a distraction for voters who want to settle on a Democratic nominee.
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I would go out of my way to pass the Muji store and meticulously sample every pen they had until I could settle on one.
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The engagement is still too new for the couple to settle on a wedding date, but they're "thinking early next year," she tells PEOPLE. 2.
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I'll boil up a pot of tea, grab something to eat, and I'll settle on the couch until I've burned through at least 50 pages.
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"I had been searching for a building for this project for more than two years before I managed to settle on this one," he said.
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U.S. crude for October, which did not settle on Monday due to the Labor Day holiday, was at $44.91, up 47 cents or 1.06 percent.
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It remains an open question whether Trump supporters will vote against the GOP, sit out the election, or settle on the party's alternative, he added.
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If they don't settle on campaigning to stop Brexit then they will be letting down the vast majority of their membership, voters and the country.
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Watching its powerful mass settle on every step, I was able grasp the scale and power of the thing I was hired to contend with.
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But GOP lawmakers attending Trump's presidential inauguration Friday said they likely won't settle on a complete replacement strategy by the time the retreat wraps up.
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Kyaw Soe Moe, Inn Din's administrator, said he was helping newly arrived Buddhists to settle on what he said was "vacant land" in the village.
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For 49 long seconds, the North Carolina Democrat, a masterful courtroom orator, sputtered before a crowd at Harvard, unable to settle on a favorite movie.
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McIlroy's comment drew sharp criticism in Ireland, and when it came time to settle on a country, his choice was to skip the Olympics altogether.
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The White House has yet to settle on a single legal or political strategy to fight impeachment, with the West Wing riven by turf battles.
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Over an hour -- at times testing wild hypotheticals involving whiskey, spiked punch and Agatha Christie -- they couldn't seem to settle on a middle ground position.
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"It is no surprise the allegations shifted from quid pro quo, bribery, and extortion to settle on an undefined 'abuse of power,'" according to Collins.
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Given that, "A Little Late" should have what it appears to need most -- namely, a little time to settle on the right balance of elements.
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But he likened moderate Democrats' inability to settle on a candidate in the early-voting states to an identity crisis — in part of Sanders' making.
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I settle on some Licorice and Sea Salt Malt Krunch balls from Omnom for work folks and six tiny bottles of local liquor for us ($23.34).
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The key questions are how these artists settle on the terms of intimacy they construct with the viewer, and for each artist what those terms are.
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If they wanted to settle on, say, TRAPPIST-1d (our favorite), it would take them at least 80 years (assuming no one wakes them early again).
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We settle on a Lululemon outfit and a fun backpack from Zara to go along with the Jonas Brothers concert tickets my mom already ordered online.
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Perhaps Republican voters are simply spending more time this year flirting with unorthodox candidates, but will settle on a more typical candidate once the voting begins.
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Chastain described movie deals that took longer to settle on her pay rate because the production was waiting to settle up a male costar's check first.
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I settle on a spa that I think will work, and they have a discount on gift cards where you get $20 off a $200 purchase.
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Centrist parties in Brazil and Mexico have yet to settle on candidates; those who emerge from the pack will see their standing in the polls improve.
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The main point, Johstone added, is that firms which are set to abide by MIFID II will be ready for whatever Brexit model politicians settle on.
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"At time during transit due to handling and temperature fluctuations, some whey may separate from the yogurt and settle on top," a Chobani representative told Cosmopolitan.
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Although I'd wait for the dust to settle on this case before you break out the kitchen scale and start weighing all of your prepackaged foods.
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It was supposed to be a peaceful protest to demand the termination of head guard Piscatella, but it fizzled after they couldn't settle on a leader.
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Over the years he'd settle on a more otherworldly vibe, which would solidify as he started his own label with Marcus Fink in 2009, Pampa Records.
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" He would also "advocate for an end to OCO...while, at the same time recognizing that the President-elect may ultimately settle on a different policy.
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Many Iowans who plan to participate in the February caucuses told Reuters that it will be weeks or months before they settle on their top pick.
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I settle on an angular number with a high-set cockpit, an advanced weapons system, and nearly double the amount of storage as my current ship.
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Likely voters become a more meaningful subgroup as the election gets closer and voters settle on whether they will turn out and whom they will support.
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Last week, Beaty was still trying to settle on a starting quarterback, but three candidates — Cozart, Deondre Ford and Ryan Willis — all saw time last year.
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UBUD, Bali — It was his friend's sixth sense that led the Indonesian architect Hendra Hadiprana to settle on the site that has become his Balinese home.
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The last few weeks of the wraparound season have seen so many former Masters champions assert themselves, it is hard to settle on one pretournament favorite.
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In Arkansas, it took several years of negotiation to settle on an integration plan that wouldn't be too polarizing for either the black or white community.
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SWEATS AND SHOWS When class ends at 5, I head home, change into sweatpants and settle on the couch to watch Netflix for a few hours.
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Her love of small press books and her frustrations with the way published black writers were frequently overlooked, led her to settle on publicity and marketing.
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There, the exiles waited to be sponsored by someone (or some institution) who agreed to take care of them until they could settle on their own.
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Negotiators have also struggled to settle on an enforcement mechanism that will give the Trump administration confidence that China will uphold its end of the deal.
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I go down an internet rabbit hole Googling the person in the film, then decide to watch something lighter, so I settle on Arch of Triumph.
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The plan appears to have fairly broad support in an EU now bitterly split over immigration policy, although countries have yet to settle on the details.
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I settle on a vintage leopard short sleeved mock turtleneck with a gold/yellow velvet slip dress layered on top and my Church's of London boots.
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Do's: + Once you settle on the gingerbread house design, cut out your cardboard template and test it by taping it together to ensure a good fit.
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Some executives at the airshow said the marketplace would eventually settle on three major manufacturers and placed their bets on China's COMAC to win that third spot.
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The strongly worded order has stirred debate on the city's dependence on water tankers and packaged water - particularly as Chennai's government has yet to settle on alternatives.
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There's one scenario in which the US and China settle on some handshake deals to narrow the trade deficit via larger Chinese purchases of US agricultural commodities.
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While on the walk, I chat with the owner of the Chesapeake Bay home, and we settle on a rental price of $493,483 for June and July.
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We are tired of creativity, we are tired of experts, and we'll probably settle on letting Sam Allardyce lead England to glorious, patriotic failure at Russia 2018.
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My mom and I settle on a hotel for New York where we can use points, and my sister decides that she'll join the trip as well.
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Frank intends to introduce other financial products like student credit products or loans for families who can't meet the expected financial contribution a college does settle on.
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Authorities say that, more than two years later, it remains unclear what exactly led to Spencer's death — perhaps complicating the jury's ability to settle on a verdict.
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We surf through Seamless and settle on getting food from a local café just down the street, but then decide to head there rather than order in.
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In the wake of the first documentary's success, Peter and Sam seek a new case and settle on a stomach-churning mystery at a Washington high school.
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The state's partisan politics have made it impossible to settle on spending issues and term limits, ultimately leaving Illinois without a proper budget these past two years.
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Up in New York, the Democrats were in the midst of their angry and contentious convention — it would take two weeks of balloting to settle on Rep.
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That means he may have no choice but to settle on someone less palatable to liberals but who might increase his minimal chances of winning a confirmation.
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White House nervous as it eyes clock Trump pushed again Saturday for GOP senators to resolve their differences and settle on an Obamacare repeal and replace package.
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A joint letter from the Justice Department and the Education Department argued that the issue is one for states and local governments to settle on their own.
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I found myself playing around with them in the beginning, only to settle on a few useful ones a few hours in, and ignoring it after that.
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But the survey also found that a majority — 59 percent citywide — supported a possible strike by the Chicago Teachers Union if it cannot settle on a contract.
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And although private companies have been working on all-electric aircraft for years, NASA's work on the X-57 can help the industry settle on design standards.
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As soon-to-be-married couples often learn quickly, they have to settle on how involved their in-laws and extended family members are in their relationship.
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Understanding what science research would entail helped Hopson settle on that path, speaking to something she says is especially important in biotech: pursuing opportunities, instead of titles.
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Negotiators are likely to settle on a numerical increase, as opposed to the previous practice of suspending the ceiling for a certain period of time, Yarmuth said.
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Owning residential land is sees as unattractive as most plots lack basic amenities such as roads, electricity and sewerage, making them difficult to settle on or sell.
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Trainer: Todd Pletcher Jockey: Javier Castellano Odds: 10-1 This flashy gray seems to settle on bridesmaid finishes — second in the Belmont, third in the Jim Dandy.
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Durkin's first order of business, aside from hitting the recruiting trail, was to settle on a starting quarterback, which he did last week by tabbing Perry Hills.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union is poised to settle on Tuesday on a far-reaching system to coordinate scrutiny of foreign investments into Europe, notably from China.
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After House Republicans and the White House appeared to settle on including long-term funding in the budget extension on Wednesday, the president tweeted opposition on Thursday.
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The Dallas Cowboys didn't take long to settle on Mike McCarthy as their coach after waiting a week to announce they were moving on from Jason Garrett.
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In about six months, the Corps will settle on a plan, which must be approved by Congress; the federal government would pay 65 percent of the cost.
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Yet several Russian analysts also noted that the Trump administration had yet to settle on a Syria policy and that previous cease-fire agreements had not stuck.
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Today we discuss the cold front that came in and he offers to buy me a new coat once I settle on the one that I want.
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So before you settle on buying just any old gift for the most special person in your circle, click through the 20-piece luxury gift guide ahead.
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It doesn't have to be an official document, but you should settle on some house rules and make agreements about how you plan to share your space.
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Near the end of Valyria's existence, House Targaryen somewhat enigmatically chose to leave the empire and settle on the island of Dragonstone off the coast of Westeros.
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Previous studies have found that soot particles from these cookstoves can settle on nearby glaciers, absorbing sunlight and melting the ice — particularly in combination with global warming.
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There is an established gaming tournament circuit for men in China, but female team competitions are held sporadically, with the industry yet to settle on a regular calendar.
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The divisions within the administration could make it harder to settle on an agreement with China, and that in turn means that tariffs could be on the way.
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After perusing the available catalogue, I settle on J. G. Ballard's Crash, the 1973 novel about car-crash fetishists adapted for the screen in 1996 by David Cronenberg.
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Because of the great mentorship I received during this time, I was able to settle on a career in medicine that's at the intersection of medicine and policy.
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Though I've been able to settle on conditioners and oils, shampoo continued to evade me — until I stumbled upon a DIY recipe posted by natural hair vlogger Naptural85.
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The National Weather Service warned that trace amounts — less than 1 millimeter — of ash could settle on Dutch Harbor, a major port for Bering Sea crab and pollock.
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In addition, to the potential sale of its petrochemical assets in Pernambuco, the company is trying to settle on a sale structure for its distribution division Petrobras Distribuidora.
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Over the course of the month, gold has risen as much as $100 per troy ounce to $1,318.90, before sliding back to settle on Tuesday just above $1,272.
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But that's a minor issue; most people will be able to settle on the Roku remote as their primary control and put everything else away, and that's great.
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But, once those creative Halloween juices start flowing, people sometimes settle on offensive, insensitive, or even racist costumes, all in the name of being cutting edge or topical.
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We don't have room for a big one, and they don't have many real little ones, so I settle on a five-foot fake tree that's pretty cute.
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When it comes to celebrating Chris-mas in July, it was nearly impossible to settle on which Chris was the best Chris to honor on this wonderful holiday.
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" Critics would need to settle on one argument The Constitution states that a president can be impeached if convicted of "treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors.
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Anyone who arrives by boat without a visa is told they will never be able to settle on Australian soil and sent to the island camps for processing.
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Though we could use all sort of hyperbole to describe this tackle – words like "VICIOUS", "BRUTAL", "CANNIBAL LEGFUCKERY" and so on – we'll simply settle on calling it heinous.
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The inability of the White House to settle on a single explanation for why Comey was fired rapidly turned into a debacle aided and abetted by the president.
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The New York Times reports that the behind-the-scenes negotiations to settle on a final version could result in the tariff announcement being delayed until next week.
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One of the things I liked about that first show was his refusal to settle on a style: drawing was about experimenting rather than solidifying a signature look.
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And when you do settle on a treatment, it can be tricky to figure out exactly how to use it to make sure it's as effective as possible.
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Lenhart and Anderson would settle on a $153,090 payment, which included legal fees and 10 percent interest on the missed payments that came out to roughly $35,000 alone.
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Settle On The Salary FirstWhether you're moving to a new role at your current company or starting a job elsewhere, deciding on compensation should come before anything else.
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In 2015 the governor of Nangarhar, the province of which Jalalabad is the capital, said he did not want returnees from different provinces to settle on his patch.
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I got my shit together in my early 220s, but I didn't really settle on working in the arts until I was in my mid to late 220s.
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For now, it's easy for some progressives to settle on the "moderate" side of those questions — to defend ICE's existence even as she decries its actions under Trump.
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I play around with a few options and ultimately settle on "I am Siri controlling the body of a human woman," because it's straight and to the point.
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You might open up Minnow to look up a playlist of great love stories, and then from that list settle on Punch-Drunk Love as the evening's entertainment.
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Surprisingly, maritime shipping and undersea drilling industries also benefit jellyfish, since one of the creatures' reproductive stages, the polyps stage, requires them to settle on a hard surface.
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"Do we really want to settle on a test that fails to consider the values that our nation has developed since that era?" the AHA asked the court.
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Typically in eminent domain cases, the government agrees upon a price for the land before seizing it, but the Trump administration has yet to settle on a price.
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Fiona Laddey, another fourth-grader, wants to be so many things that she can't settle on one profession: artist, chef, fashion designer, model, Olympic swimmer, pilot, architect, singer.
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The dust continued to settle on Wednesday after Tuesday's nominating contests in five states that clarified both parties' primaries — just not in ways that everyone was happy with.
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Some of these teams might figure out something eventually, but it probably won't happen before they settle on a coherent answer to the question: Where are we going?
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Mr. Clinton took months in 1993 to settle on Justice Ginsburg to replace the retiring Justice Byron R. White, first considering an array of other judges and politicians.
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Tesla was likely to settle on a location for a European factory by the end of the year and expects to start selling in India by next year.
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Under Australia's migration policy, asylum seekers arriving by sea are barred from entering the country; detainees at offshore processing centers are told they'll never settle on the mainland.
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Maybe the quieter person schedules a walk during their partner's longest call of the day; or the two settle on specific quiet hours when no calls are allowed.
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Like EF, Antler invites applicants to apply to its various programs with the aim of helping them find a co-founder and settle on a new startup idea.
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With exobiology, Vakoch realized, he didn't have to settle on one discipline: ''When you think about life outside the earth, you get to dabble in all of them.
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Over four seasons on the NBC comedy, both Michaels spent their time devising elaborate, twisty fictions and trying to settle on a suitably just plan for the afterlife.
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Around 7:7, I get out of bed, get another cup of coffee, pack P. a lunch, and settle on the couch with two cats and start grading.
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But in recent days, top Republicans and Democrats on the committee — including Wicker — have signaled a willingness to settle on a pared-down private right of action. Sen.
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Some states have limitations on how many checks can be cut, meaning a larger group could need to settle on a more complex solution, like forming a trust.
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Corals, which cover about 1 percent of the Earth's surface, are animals that settle on the ocean floor and support more sea life than any other marine environment.
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The rest of the album follows in equally crushing suit, although the other tracks are more meditative, tending to settle on one mood and take time unpacking it.
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"However, things could be different in 2021, after the American people choose between an immigration system that puts them first and whatever open borders prescription Democrats settle on."
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Now, they are now pushing regulators to settle on a lead authority among themselves, or at least agree on a consistent standard for supervising and enforcing the rule.
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We then tried to settle on something a little lower so this would be a challenge for someone who doesn't eat a lot of sugar to begin with.
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He appeared at the news conference to draw attention to the issue, though his office said he had yet to settle on the sort of proposal he would support.
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" Montana Senate race gets boost from outside cash - AP : "Outside money is pouring into Montana's U.S. Senate race even before Republicans settle on a nominee to challenge Democratic Sen.
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Once C. is finished with work and showered, we settle on the couch and I bring up that I would like to possibly go away for Mother's Day weekend.
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Trump has yet to settle on a formal White House role, but her husband, Jared Kushner, will be one of the three most powerful aides in the West Wing.
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The executives have reportedly interviewed a number of health policy and insurance experts but have yet to actually settle on someone capable of running the venture, known as ABC.
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Imagine a helicopter and a small propeller plane had a baby: That's what Boeing's new autonomous "passenger air vehicle" — apparently they can't settle on a name either — looks like.
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I want to watch The Social Network but can't find it for free, so we settle on Back to the Future after realizing neither of us has seen it.
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We wander around 2nd Avenue and eventually settle on Mighty Quinn's Barbecue, even though two of us are vegetarians, because the sides are delicious and the windows are open.
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Trump has shown no great urgency to settle on a permanent replacement for Jeff Sessions and seems happy with Whitaker's current status, a source with direct knowledge told Axios.
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Declared a UNESCO world heritage site in 1994, the Nazca Lines have faced damage by squatters looking for land to settle on and motorists veering off a nearby highway.
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This is the same long future DiCaprio loves to mention whenever interviewers ask him if he's going to settle on one of his many model girlfriends and get married.
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As I get older and the challenge of having to give someone a name becomes more of a possibility, I've struggled to settle on either side of the fence.
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If you played 4, you know all of this already, and will quickly settle on your own schedule of hanging out, homework and hacking away at alternative-reality nasties.
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" An on-screen statistic says that "more than one in four people on dating apps say there are too many choices, making it hard to settle on one person.
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It took just a few hours, after Donald J. Trump announced a major staff shake-up last week, for Hillary Clinton's campaign team to settle on a new buzzword.
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In a stunning turn of events, Trump, the ultimate political outsider had managed to settle on a consummate political insider as the most consequential Supreme Court pick in decades.
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If we manage to stave off the worst and instead settle on a more middle-of-the-road amount of warming, that would save $225 billion of that total.
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So far, EU leaders have rebuffed attempts by Britain to talk informally about the outlines of a final deal, something that would help London settle on its Brexit strategy.
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He is counting on Mr. Trump not winning enough delegates to secure the nomination before the party's convention in July, leading party leaders there to settle on a candidate.
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His response isn't encouraging to those who'd like to see boots on Martian ground within the next decade or two, let alone have people settle on the red planet.
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I settle on a grey chunky knit sweater from Free People tucked into some light wash mom jeans and white Adidas sneakers (casual work dress codes are the shit).
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As the sensation crested, a huge orca lifted up out of the water, baring its smooth gray back, and for a moment I felt its weight settle on me.
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Besides, even if Washington and Beijing could settle on new terms of trade (and, more improbably, stick to them) it would do nothing to address the broader strategic rivalry.
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Before we in our parlor games settle on who has the best shot of winning, let's examine our lists for the candidates who represent our best hope for restoration.
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My parents tell me they couldn't settle on a name for her, so when a friend of theirs called the hyperactive and slightly off-kilter puppy Ofélia, it stuck.
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Also, it's probably the easiest place on Earth to relocate to: "No residence permit or visa is needed to settle on Svalbard," according to the government's pamphlet for foreigners.
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" He also appeared on "CBS This Morning," saying he would like to return to the United States after he and officials can settle on negotiations for a "fair trial.
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And as I had tried out a few robotic vacuums in the past, it was easy enough to settle on the one that would become our little cleaning friend.
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Despite frequent setbacks in the past year, Trump administration officials have publicly said they intend to continue with negotiations to settle on a denuclearization process, echoing Mr. Trump's line.
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But McConnell has been urging Trump to instead settle on a short trial; brevity allows the Senate greater control over the narrative without the unpredictability witness testimony can bring.
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The chief worry among congressional Democrats is that if the party doesn't settle on a nominee until the convention in mid-July, Trump will have a substantial organizing advantage.
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Critics seem to agree that it's a highly metaphorical film, but in a surprising twist, none of us have been able to settle on what the central metaphor is.
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Yeah, those factors are true, but we try not to ... you hope that you settle on the editorial vision without worrying about those particular factors, while you do it.
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He's the kind of soul who could figure things out later in life—but for now, he can settle on being a stoned slacker barely muddling through high school.
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He needs Republicans to quickly settle on an Obamacare replacement that essentially rebrands the law, doesn't kick people off existing plans and yet still somehow lowers costs and improves coverage.
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Conservative strategist Chris Barron told Fox News that "the left and their handmaidens in the mainstream media can't even settle on a narrative," which is evident by the Post's coverage.
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Click ahead for our super-soft suede picks for a range of budgets — and whichever one you settle on surely won't leave your side for the next couple of seasons.
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The new restrictions will go into effect on June 10th, giving Trump just over a month to settle on a deal that has eluded him for most of his term.
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In 2011, the two companies struck a deal that covered a portion of Nokia patents, but Nokia now claims that efforts to settle on a broader agreement have gone nowhere.
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I immediately scan his face to figure out where the display is and settle on a little spot on the right lens of his glasses that looks like a smudge.
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After the World Fair, the guys and gals will be headed back to Boston to settle on the prototype they want to go with for their Kickstarter launch in September.
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I was 25 and singing in English for the first time, so it took me a while to settle on my singing accents because I was kind of winging it.
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And when you're ready to make an offer, Open Listings pairs you with an in-house agent to help you settle on a price and submit it on your behalf.
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Clinton, it is that Mr. Sanders's lingering presence gives her cover to settle on an effective course against Mr. Trump, something her team does not yet seem to have done.
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And as the dust begins to settle on the Velvet Revolution, it seems helpful to ask why that might be—particularly in an era increasingly defined by would-be dictators.
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They will settle on this half-loaf measure because they are afraid of the political blame game that could result if the government shuts down -- even for a short period.
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Reading through a sea of bitter tweets and forum comments, the point of argument that everyone seems to settle on is that these themes just don't belong in a game.
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" Finally, they settle on one possible answer: "One thing we always try to do," says Craig, "is take something that is really stupid and do it as seriously as possible.
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They might find common ground in that most Springsteen of ideas -- being "born to run" -- and settle on the idea of a country that has room for all of them.
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They might find common ground in that most Springsteen of ideas — being 'born to run' — and settle on the idea of a country that has room for all of them.
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Congressional leaders had hoped to settle on a total for the Department of Homeland Security, while punting negotiations over exact funding for the president's border wall to a later date.
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Dishes are accompanied by an extensive wine list and one of the two owners will come to your table with multiple bottles to taste before you settle on your glass.
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The endorsement was decided on by the paper's editorial board, which said it was difficult to settle on a single person due to the "outstanding caliber" of the remaining candidates.
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Credit ratings agency Fitch said that under the GOP plan, the economy would settle on a 85033 percent growth rate, well below the 3 percent rate the administration has promised.
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Regulators for their part have yet to settle on rules applying to more futuristic self-driving cars that would be completely autonomous, not even, for example, having a steering wheel.
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For example, the rest of this sentence might be '…we can settle on a base salary of $60,000.' or '…we can increase the Restricted Stock Unit allotment to 100 units.
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But Mr. Xi must settle on a new cohort of senior officials to work under him, and during elite shake-ups the party leadership puts even more emphasis on stability.
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For me, the moment is my life, the subject one that taunts me as I settle on the couch and nestle a throw pillow in my lap, hiding my stomach.
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Democratic negotiators held a conference call on Sunday morning to discuss options, according to a Democratic aide, but did not settle on a final decision on how to move forward.
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What the research said was that based on previous nomination battles, party leaders would settle on a broadly acceptable candidate and then equip him with the resources necessary to win.
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So we're kind at that starting line of finding out what they're gonna settle on between these five plans—Rand Paul's, Tom Price's, Cassidy-Collins, and then the Trump one.
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MPs are expected to take the most popular plans — including a customs union with the EU — and see if they can settle on a new approach in the second round.
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We struggle to settle on something we both want, so we just place a Seamless order of pad thai for him and a Postmates order from a Venezuelan place for me.
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The question that Downsizing ultimately seems to settle on is: What's a sad-sack, middle-class white man to do when he's facing down the imminent (if gradual) destruction of humanity?
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I decide to order some dinner on Doordash because I have a free delivery promo, and I settle on chicken shawarma from a tasty-looking food truck nearby ($13.62 + $2 tip).
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Even if Gates does eventually settle on an approach to education policy that seems highly effective, will it be cost-effective relative to something dead simple, like handing out cash instead?
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There's some novelty in seeing a Massachusetts racketeer being displaced to the swamps and speakeasies of Florida, but even at this point, Mr Affleck refuses to settle on a single storyline.
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Civilization (and Freeciv) helps further that aim, and Boos also notes that the key ingredients of free, strategy and tremendous community feedback helped them settle on Freeciv as the route forward.
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It would instead require the doctor to enter into an arbitration process with the insurer, where the two parties would work with a neutral arbiter to settle on a fair price.
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Facebook recently reached an agreement with the FTC to pay a $5 billion fine, to settle on privacy violations, something CEO Mark Zuckerberg explicitly mentioned in Facebook's earnings call late Wednesday.
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While Miller says he offers guidance to help employees settle on goals that are within their reach, he tries to avoid making judgments on the types of self-care people choose.
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But Kasich is not giving up because he believes delegates in Cleveland will settle on him as the best option for the fall after Trump and Cruz fail to garner majorities.
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"I think we're going to have to let the dust settle on what's happening, and what will have happened in 2016 to see what tweaks need to be made," said Putnam.
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As well as piecing together strands of DNA out of fragments, Gregory and her colleagues had to settle on a way to classify the variety of virus genomes they were seeing.
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A source confirmed to PEOPLE in June that, despite touring "every luxurious mansion on and off the market," the pair couldn't settle on a property that met all of their needs.
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Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee are eyeing April markups for Dodd-Frank legislation, meaning Democrats have just about a month to settle on a strategy to defend the CFPB.
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Meanwhile, the AU was forced to extend the term of chairman Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma by six months, after a summit in Rwanda of African leaders failed to settle on her successor.
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Unable to cope with the numbers - by 1950, the population had increased to 1 million from 400,000 - the government issued refugees with "slips" giving them permission settle on any vacant land.
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"I'm not inclined to say that the willingness to settle on the farmer side of things means anything to the lawsuits that have been filed by the grain handlers," McEowen added.
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Unable to cope with the numbers - by 282 the population had increased to 21970 million from 82,000 - the government issued refugees "slips" giving them permission to settle on any vacant land.
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Elon Musk on Monday evening tweeted his approval of a plan spearheaded by Newt Gingrich to offer $2 billion to the first private company to land and settle on the moon.
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Settle on a time to talkIt's important to take the task of combining your finances with someone else seriously, so find some time that works best for you and your partner.
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The House GOP may have the opportunity to settle on a strategy when it meets for its weekly policy discussion this Wednesday, a meeting that will focus on budget and appropriations.
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The White House wants to slash the rate to 15 percent for seven years, while congressional Republicans are trying to settle on a permanent rate that does not increase the deficit.
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You may have to buy sample cans to test the paint on your walls at home, and make a return trip to the store, before you settle on the right color.
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"If that spore were to settle on the sand floor, it would be swallowed up and suffocated," said Andy McAlexander, the president of the South Walton Artificial Reef Association in Florida.
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Scientists had been estimating light's speed for centuries, but not until the 1970s, following experiments involving lasers in a vacuum, did they settle on a number: exactly 26.022,210,223 meters per second.
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Even if the Democrats settle on a nominee by March 2020, he or she will have seven months to catch up with the work Trump and Parscale started four years earlier.
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The alternative approach could have allowed drivers to dictate terms through elected leaders, rather than leave it to a small number of union officials to settle on terms with the company.
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Mr. Anderson is impatient for the government to do its part — to settle on a regulatory model that will govern new production facilities, enabling ScottishPower to marshal investment and start hiring.
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We settle on Sakonnet River Grille, which is right across the border in Tiverton, RI for lunch, and I get a chicken salad wrap and my husband gets a chicken sandwich.
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We're hungry and settle on Trader Joe's mandarin chicken for dinner, so I toss the chicken in to bake and stir-fry some broccoli and green beans to go with it.
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The music-related equipment he likes is usually out of my budget ($250 to $100), and we usually settle on a new pair of jeans and a flannel shirt for him.
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Rather than settle on distinct, themed collections shown twice a year, Fenty would drop capsule collections throughout the year, much as singles are released over the course of an album's rollout.
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They evince an artist set on exacting what might be characterized as one woman's revenge on the male gaze while refusing to settle on what, physically, beauty in art should be.
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But the deal - the terms of Britain's divorce - cannot be signed off until the two sides settle on future management of the border between Northern Ireland and EU member state Ireland.
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Now that Katy Perry is in place and Luke Bryan is just days from signing, ABC and Fremantle, which co-owns the show, are trying to settle on a third judge.
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Smaller red stars will stick around for perhaps a hundred trillion years—maybe humans can settle on a planet orbiting a nice red dwarf like Proxima Centauri to live out our days.
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Leon Panetta, who served 2000 years in Congress and then as a top official in the Clinton and Obama administrations, said Democrats are "going through turmoil" trying to settle on a vision.
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I settle on two sweaters, a pair of pants and a linen tablecloth (which I aim to use as a bed cover), but due to some error, I can't complete my purchase.
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The release was a form of catharsis, but Prebble kept returning to the same problem that'd plagued Total Chaos since the beginning: he could never truly settle on what it should be.
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Both parents seem to be on the same page when it comes to their kids and will most likely settle on some form of joint custody for Apple, 11, and Moses, 9.
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Thirteen candidates entered the race, necessitating a series of straw polls held by the Security Council to encourage a thinning of the field and to help to settle on a single candidate.
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Nine-tenths of its 50,000 users are non-resident Indians who usually fly to India for a month or so, scout for partners, settle on one, get hitched and fly back together.
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In the event you've only tweeted less than 3,200 times, or you've now set into motion the blissful obliteration of your Twitter history, you need to settle on an automatic delete schedule.
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Bemba&aposs return will shake up Congo&aposs political landscape as the opposition tries to settle on a challenger who can win the presidency of one of Africa&aposs most turbulent nations.
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NEW YORK, May 11 (IFR) - Some US$625m of 5.375% 2036 bonds issued by Panama's Aeropuerto Internacional de Tocumen will not settle on Wednesday, sole lead Citigroup told investors earlier this week.
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Confronted with the mess left over by his predecessors, it's little wonder that it has taken Trump seven months to settle on a long-term strategy for U.S. engagement in the region.
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Wales has taken a while to settle on Dan Biggar as its flyhalf, while Australia has tried James O'Connor, Bernard Foley, Christian Leali'ifano and Quade Cooper at No. 214 with mixed success.
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He has been forced to agree to a primary among left-leaning parties, including his own Socialists, to settle on a candidate for president next year — a first for a sitting president.
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In a statement, the bank said the issue had a 30 year tenor and was callable - or redeemable by the issuer - every five years, adding the transaction would settle on Jan. 22.
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The company grumbles that PAR and Altimeter refused to engage constructively, but it ought to be possible to settle on compromise candidates, as well as agreeing whose services are no longer needed.
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We thought Nolan should have won for the incredible directing feat that was Dunkirk, but figured the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences would settle on The Shape of Water director.
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There aren't a lot of options near the office, so we settle on The Dream Hotel's roof, where there is no happy hour special and the cheapest glass of wine is $15!
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For recurring tasks, like replying to email, try batching: Rather than replying as soon as a message comes in, settle on a few times throughout the day to deal with your inbox.
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The trash pileup may have resulted from the failure of a marine retaining wall surrounding a huge decades-old landfill, causing trash to flow out and settle on the northern shore line.
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As coronavirus cases were reported in Taiwan -- which has major business and cultural links with China no matter the discord politically -- the WHO couldn't even settle on what to call the island.
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Moreover, because webs are often built in environments, like forests and bogs, that are rife with these bugs, there should be ample opportunities for bacteria to settle on the strands and feast.
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The bank in July issued a $2 billion bond as part of its refinancing plan and in August priced another 300 million franc bond, which is expected to settle on Sept. 4.
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Democrats have largely struggled to settle on a forceful critique of Mr. Trump's China strategy, accusing him of settling for a weak deal and warning that China may ultimately ignore the agreement.
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Mulvaney was not involved in the final decision, nor did the president settle on the choice the acting chief of staff advocated, according to two additional Republicans close to the White House.
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Instead, Coanda had to settle on being forever known for discovering the "Coanda Effect"—the physics behind why a spinning ping pong ball can be suspended by a diagonal stream of air.
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The opening chorus can't quite seem to settle on a key or mood, and in the march of the second movement, the pulse is shared between the stern timpani and gentle harp.
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What made the Biscayne Park case particularly galling is that the cops seemed to settle on a concerted, top-down strategy of selecting random people of color to pin unsolved crimes on.
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"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is a little simplistic for a situation this complicated, so let's settle on the idea that every source of pain leaves room for greater empathy.
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Democrats came under fire for following an elite-driven, somewhat closed process in 2016, and as a result they are airing their laundry now to settle on a candidate to oppose Trump.
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We settle on a cafe off one of the main squares and, after much exhausted indecision, order a bowl of olives, a cheese and charcuterie platter, and a few glasses of Spanish rose.
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If I have two headlines I really love for a story, I can arrange for different viewers to see different ones — and then I can settle on the one that's engaging more readers.
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BuzzFeed News spoke with displaced Puerto Ricans in Florida, as well as several of the groups that are helping them to settle on the mainland and hoping to get them out to vote.
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The film barrels ahead at an absolutely frenetic pace, occasionally calling to mind that much-mocked Bohemian Rhapsody scene where the camera can't settle on any given actor for more than a second.
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I get everything ready for work and then settle on the couch to watch This Is Us. I've been mentally preparing all day but still manage to cry three times during the episode.
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The company pulled design inspiration from existing smart gadgets, like Nest, Sonos, and Amazon Echo, to settle on the hexagonal shape that makes the little device distinct, but also helps with radio propagation.
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The priority of the negotiations is to settle on a clear mechanism to ensure that in future no bishop can be appointed without the blessing of both the pope and the Chinese government.
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"The second summit would be a venue where they settle on terms of what specific measures North Korea will take and how those moves will be reciprocated by the United States," Moon said.
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Google announced its naming crisis during the annual I/O developer conference this afternoon, and promptly tweeted a video of imaginary branding agency "Professional Naming Incorporated" struggling to settle on a good option.
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On Tennis WIMBLEDON, England — With no Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon this year, one had to settle on Friday for a match on Court 218 between two men who have upset Nadal at Wimbledon.
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Mr. Trump said Tuesday that he would settle on a running mate in the next three or four days, and associates say he will be the sole decision maker in the screening process.
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From 1984 through 2016, the party finely tuned the number of super-delegates, ranging from as few as 14 percent to as many as 20 percent, trying to settle on a sweet spot.
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Bellis, who was making her main draw debut at Roland Garros, was the youngest player in the third round and the American said it usually takes time for her to settle on clay.
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Specifically, I'm curious about how you translated a specific piece of policy into an in-game stat, and how you worked with the community to settle on the best way to implement that.
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The dates, driven to borders by truck, ended up following a difficult route that encountered many bureaucratic hurdles, and Rakowitz eventually had to settle on airlifting a small shipment from Syria, via DHL.
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European powers that wanted to populate their New World possessions, as well as Canada and the United States in their youth, gave land to anyone who would settle on it and make improvements.
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If they do settle on Biden, Democrats may well go into the November election much like they did in the 2016 election: with an increasingly unpopular Democratic candidate hobbled by accusations of corruption.
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Mortezai, who is said to have based her film on extensive research into and collaboration with women who knew this world, poses that question but, to her credit, doesn't settle on an answer.
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Papua New Guinea has said that resettling the migrants, all of whom are men, is the exclusive responsibility of Australia, and that it would not force the detainees to settle on the island.
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The wood was sorted based on how long each piece was estimated to have been exposed, from briefest to longest, in the hopes of understanding what types of creature settle on which substrate.
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While we finalize plans, I scan through the New York Times cooking app for recipe ideas and settle on a pressure cooker coconut chicken curry by my all-time favorite contributor, Melissa Clark.
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Supporters say $250 billion was a straightforward number for the senators to settle on, since the Federal Reserve under former Chair Janet Yellen had already loosened some requirements for institutions below that size.
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I settle on a few things and then realize the same friend I'm buying a Christmas gift for is getting married in February and I haven't bought a shower or wedding gift yet.
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Mr. Menon, in his book, seemed to settle on an answer to India's quandary: "Pakistani tactical nuclear weapon use would effectively free India to undertake a comprehensive first strike against Pakistan," he wrote.
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He also has soft support according to many of those same polls, which suggest most voters — both in early states and at the national level — have yet to definitively settle on a candidate.
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Officials from both parties emerged from the meeting confident that they could settle on concrete spending amounts over the weekend — a deal that would likely avoid a paralyzing government-wide shutdown this winter.
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She has yet to settle on a name for this type of 3D self-portraiture, but the project currently exists as a collection or archive people can explore and experience in several ways.
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With six recommendations to choose from, I decided the only logical way to settle on just one for my dad would be to select the title with the highest aggregate customer rating on Amazon.com.
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For the rest of us, says Aaron Brown, a quantitative analyst and author of "The Poker Face of Wall Street", a sound principle is to settle on a basic strategy and stick to it.
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Chip & Joanna Gaines Reveal the Real Story Behind Their Decision to End 'Fixer Upper' "After living in nine different homes, we were ready to settle on some land and stay a while," she writes.
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It's worth noting, however, that it can take a couple of months after you settle on a mortgage for your lender to alert credit-reporting firms that you have the loan, according to LendingTree.
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The two are giant fans, and during the ep, they wonder aloud who's sluttier, Morty's sister or his mom (they settle on his sister), the Szechuan sauce phenomenon, Rick's unibrow, and so much more.
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We've seen companies so far this year continuing to raise their price ranges or settle on the higher end of those ranges, meaning there's more demand for shares than would have otherwise been expected.
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Even if security experts and state officials do eventually settle on best practices, this would not give legislators a clear picture of the financial support local systems would need to beef up their cybersecurity.
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On climate change, for instance, Democrats shouldn't settle on defending the Paris agreement, when the widespread consensus among climate scientists is that even Obama's policies weren't nearly enough for America to meet its commitments.
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Attendees at the meeting did not settle on a position for Trump, Politico reported, and are planning to meet again before late May, when Trump has promised to come to a conclusion on Paris.
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"A lot of the time, the loaner option isn't what [Schumer] likes best, so she isn't going to settle on that," Evans told the newspaper of her client's tendency to literally own her looks.
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As a result, it took the city until last November to settle on Onigam Street, whose name was drawn from the Algonquin word for "portage", as the replacement for one of its River Streets.
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"Despite several promising potential partners, both Bolt and the Central Coast Mariners have amicably concluded that they will not be able to settle on a suitable deal in a timely manner," the statement added.
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But automakers and large suppliers have yet to settle on a winning technology, meaning there are no real sector standards for the sensors to date that would encourage mass production and lower the cost.
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Top national security aides discussed Syria in a White House meeting recently but have yet to settle on a strategy for U.S. forces in Syria to recommend to Trump going forward, the official said.
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If a free market really exists, however, buyers and sellers will eventually settle on a price and a quantity for apples exchanged, which leaves them both feeling as if they got a fair deal.
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Unable to settle on a solution, the council decided to phone in the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), which the East Oregonian reports has some experience dealing with the red-toed birds.
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It took Tim and me so long to settle on our destination that by the time we arrived, after a lengthy detour at the mercy of lost Lyft driver, the show was sold out.
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While that no-deal Brexit chance has risen, the two sides will eventually settle on a free-trade deal - whether they need a transitional arrangement or not - according to a strong majority of economists.
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There are more reports surfacing that Chinese investors are struggling to settle on their Australian property purchases, hindered by tighter lending restrictions from Australian banks and a crackdown on capital outflows by Chinese regulators.
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As the path extends, snaking around mountain peaks and lakes, at whatever speed you settle on, so little X marks appear wherever Link ate it, accompanied by a little cry from the man himself.
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One thing that brain scientists have consistently found is that, once people settle on the basic "facts" of what happened, however flawed that perception, they rarely make corrections, even in face of contradicting evidence.
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Keleigh and Miles didn't settle on just any DJ or just a band -- instead they got DJ Kygo to spin at their reception, AND they also hired a 12-piece band for the festivities!!!
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Only with bloodshed—the 2015 mass shooting at Charleston's Emanuel AME Church and, two years later, the violent white-supremacist rally in Charlottesville—did attention settle on these monuments and the history they represent.
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The two countries appeared to settle on an unofficial deal: Turkey would drop its support for certain rebels who threatened Russian interests in Syria, and Russia would drop its support for Syrian Kurdish groups.
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It's a track with a fitful beat and bass line, an amiably asymmetrical melody and puffs of electronic chords that refuse, in the end, to settle on just what key the song is in.
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While Taylor and Axe settle on a mutually agreeable detente, a more perverse reconciliation is achieved in the parallel storyline of Chuck and his actual father, Charles (Jeffrey DeMunn), a New York real estate tycoon.
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A lot of the menus agree with that assessment, after reading a bunch as we walk through town we settle on a little café next to a bookshop and I get a turkey cranberry sandwich.
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The normal pattern of GOP nominating contests for the past two decades is that the party endures heated primary fights between populist, evangelical and center-right candidates, only to settle on the leading establishment choice.
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"There are some small details to settle on the fiscal side of things ... We are very close," one government source said, adding that the sides still diverged over pension reforms and regulating non-performing loans.
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It took a month for House investigators to even settle on inviting Yates back for a new hearing, but by that point Graham had already booked her for his investigation with the Senate Judiciary subcommittee.
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Rahul Gandhi, an analyst at CreditSights, said that GSO and Cyrus are "going the whole nine yards to make sure they don't have to settle on their CDS positions", in a note published on Monday.
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One of the early obstacles is finding a way out (!) in the middle of the night, and they settle on a classic prison escape trope: escaping through the cell they're being forced to live in.
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According to a Monday court filing by the rock band's lawyers, both sides agreed in principle to settle on July 31, and are working on a written settlement that would lead to the lawsuit's dismissal.
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"We've lost a lot of the population of our native oysters, but they settle on hard substrates, and we're hoping that we'll be able to attract them," Kamille Hammerstrom of the Benthic Lab told Redshift.
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I settle on 15 minutes of alternating sprints and brisk walking, followed by a well-deserved stretching session, most of which is done on the floor because I can't bother to get up right now.
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Sources with knowledge of the discussions said senators might settle on a corporate tax rate above 20 percent, but use an unorthodox "corporate integration" strategy to achieve an effective rate of 20 percent or less.
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If we can't settle on sensible gun regulations in the wake of Sandy Hook or San Bernardino or Orlando or now Las Vegas (or Aurora or Columbine or Virginia Tech before them), when will we?
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In September, he plans to return to Japan with his wife to settle on a large estate in Nara, where he will grow all sorts of fruits and vegetables from the land of his ancestors.
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"The concern is that counties and states may settle on the cheap early to avoid getting little to nothing later on," Elizabeth Chamblee Burch, a law professor at the University of Georgia, told the NYT.
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The Trump White House -- led by President Donald Trump himself -- continues struggling to settle on a timeline of events over when they found out about the accusations against Porter and what they did about it.
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But he and his rivals will now be under increasing pressure to release detailed medical records as Democratic voters try to settle on the best candidate to take on President Trump, who is himself 73.
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The bill was also reauthorized in 2013, but at the time Congress struggled to settle on aspects of the legislation relating to the inclusion of Native Americans, undocumented immigrants and lesbian, transgender and bisexual women.
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"When all of us met with the President in the Oval Office on Sunday morning, it did not take long for the president to settle on nominating John Roberts for the Rehnquist vacancy," Kavanaugh said.
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Some participants talked about the middle-class-restorative effects of sleep and meditation, as if the compulsion of wage earners to work second jobs reflected their failure to settle on the right brand of pillow.
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Trump sent Vice President Mike Pence and other top officials who told Democrats they would settle on $2.5 billion in wall and security funding, as opposed to the more than $5 billion the House passed.
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As you get further into the season and stuff becomes a little bit more of a question mark as we're going into individual episodes, you have to wait [a bit before] you settle on the songs.
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The contract is 100 tonnes in size and is for 380-cst centistoke high-sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) and will settle on the monthly average of Argus high-sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) 3.5% delivered bunker assessments.
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But Clinton's aides, after grappling with more aggressive and passive strategies against Trump, have started to settle on what they are calling a more "aspirational" message that aides hope will win over Republicans disenchanted with Trump.
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"Decent first step" are the words I used in Friday's paper to describe the looming Rose hire because, well, it was the fairest description I could settle on while still processing the move (and its suddenness).
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" Yang continued to state that they're taking the same approach for season 3 because they they want to ensure they settle on "ideas that we're really passionate about and can really see throwing ourselves into it.
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When you're walking down the aisle, fingers wrapped around a bouquet of peonies that took you three months to settle on, you want the frame — your manicure — to be given the same amount of careful consideration.
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I had at least one livestream a month fail because of an Osmo problem—to the point that sometimes we'd just settle on using our phone because ugly footage was better than no footage at all.
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Pressed by CNN's Jake Tapper and Conway at the event at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, the Clinton campaign manager floated reason after reason for Clinton's close loss, seemingly unsure of which to settle on.
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But the fact remains disaster-related deaths are a function of so many different variables that it is almost impossible to settle on this-or-that methodology as the proper way to count disaster-related deaths.
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As The Economist went to press they were closing in on the presidential palace: they just had to settle on a challenger, or a "Pinochet", in the words of Paul Mason, an excitable pro-Corbyn commentator.
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English travellers now settle on sites, and learn to box at local boxing clubs where they are then taken to amateur tournaments up and down the country to fine-tune their craft in a competitive environment.
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Picking a bottle of wine for a pair of 90-year-olds with a house so close to wine country proves to be more difficult than expected, but we settle on a bottle of Pinot Noir.
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In another example, Nan, her son and her father (returned after years of self-imposed exile) settle on the farm they sharecropped — given to them in deed by George Wilson in a bout of self-recrimination.
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Still, a strong majority of economists still say the two sides will eventually settle on a free trade deal, as they have said since late 543 when Reuters first started asking about the most likely outcome.
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WASHINGTON — The dust has yet to settle on President Trump's decision to impose sweeping tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, but the White House is preparing another major trade measure, this time aimed squarely at China.
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They initially went through four band names in about a month (including 8 Bit Ghost and The Petty Organs) only to settle on a moniker inspired by an offhand comment by Trevor Walker of The Tracks.
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Still, a strong majority of economists still say the two sides will eventually settle on a free trade deal, as they have said since late 543 when Reuters first started asking about the most likely outcome.
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A full American military departure before Afghan stakeholders settle on at least an outline of an initial political settlement will persuade the Taliban to choose fighting over negotiating as the best way to Achieve their goals.
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After announcing plans for a comprehensive trade deal in 2018, both sides appear to have scaled back their ambitions, with officials saying they might settle on a "mini-deal" that would focus on a few sectors.
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Mr. Mankoff was the star of a 2015 documentary, "Very Semi-Serious," that showcased the magazine's process of sifting through 1,000 cartoons every week to settle on the 15 or so that make it into print.
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It sounds a little like the breakfast a broke college student might settle on without a second thought, and bread and cheese are a very popular pairing—not nearly as undignified as Heinz on a ribeye.
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Trump's promise to repeal Obamacare has revived the anger prevalent when the health care law first passed, this time with liberals protesting as Republican lawmakers struggle to settle on a replacement that keeps Americans from losing coverage.
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But as they have since late 553 when Reuters first started asking about the most likely eventual outcome, a strong majority of economists polled still think the two sides will eventually settle on a free-trade deal.
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I know what you're thinking, and it's understandable: Rumors of a bona fide romance between the two actors swirled back in 2014 thanks to a now-deleted Instagram post that showed Rutherford kissing Settle on the cheek.
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Oil producers are unlikely to settle on any kind of deal in Algeria this week, setting the stage for more volatility in oil prices and postponing hopes for an end to the current supply glut until November.
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Eventually, Dr. Alexander would discard the more exotic theories that had crossed his mind — meningitis, or possibly a condition known as serotonin syndrome — and settle on a far simpler malady: dehydration, which aggravated a chronic kidney problem.
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On Tuesday, Perry told CNN's Brooke Baldwin that he didn't know Cruz at the start of the presidential campaign, but after a few months of checking out the candidates, decided to settle on Cruz for his endorsement.
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For example, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway left no time for the dust to settle on its US$9bn bond issue on Tuesday before crossing the pond for another 2.75bn of M&A financing just a day later.
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In 2015, New York State passed a comprehensive law to protect patients from surprise out-of-network bills, which included an independent mediation process that excludes patients and forces doctors and insurers to settle on payment themselves.
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Unfortunately, people with really fair or deep skin tones were often left out of the mix and had only two options: Either settle on what was available (with less than ideal results) or wear nothing at all.
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Progressive activists are increasingly critical of Senate Democrats for what they say is a failure to settle on a hard line against Kavanaugh, 53, that can unite the entire caucus to vote against his nomination (The Hill).
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Rumors of a looming suspension swirled before things seemed to settle on Friday, with Gruden telling reporters that Brown was finally set to play when the Raiders begin their season on Monday night against the Denver Broncos.
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Under pressure from the EU to move forward with talks on the future partnership that will follow its exit from the bloc, Britain must first settle on a customs proposal to present to skeptical negotiators in Brussels.
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The men from the government would try to get William, because of sexism, but William worked for the Army, so these guys would settle on Elizebeth as the next best thing, hoping to use William's brain secondhand.
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But two years after first dabbling in live sports streaming, Amazon has yet to settle on a strategy as it continues to experiment and analyze consumer behavior, Marie Donoghue, Vice President of Global Sports Video, told Reuters.
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She said in the letter that if talks with Mr. Corbyn did not produce a compromise, she would hold a series of votes in Parliament on alternative paths, in the hopes that lawmakers would settle on one.
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The United States surely does not expect migrants who want to live in Texas or California to settle on waiting for that dream in Guatemala as their paperwork trundles through a very clogged and restrictive US system.
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The fact that the two winning candidates, from either or both parties, are likely to proceed to a run-off in January means that the Democrats will want to settle on a single candidate long before then.
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With Trump getting more heat than Democrats, it's possible Republicans could somehow convince him to settle on a lower figure for border security funding, while emphasizing that this conversation can continue even after the government is reopened.
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While comedies usually require some time to figure themselves out — something that tends to happen as cast members and writers' rooms get more comfortable and settle on a show's tone — Superstore knew what it was almost immediately.
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In the interview below, Grace opens up about fashion's gender renaissance, why they aren't hard-pressed to settle on one gender, and how the industry can cater to models who don't always see themselves in a designer's vision.
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After a while we settle on a place for lunch — it's right off the main square and is very touristy but the food is pretty good and we can sit in the shade and relax for a while.
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We definitely recommend trying out all the different options until you settle on a group of heroes you enjoy using (or even just one), but we've picked out four that are particularly friendly to fresh-faced Overwatch noobs.
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Then we peruse Netflix and iTunes for something new to watch, but can't settle on anything, so I decide to draw up a bath instead, pop in a Lush bath bomb (my kryptonite), and go for a soak.
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"OPEC is back in the game" after it reached an agreement to settle on output cuts at a meeting in Algiers last month -- despite some people wanting to have it "killed", Total chief executive Patrick Pouyanné told CNBC.
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Went to grad school on the east coast and thought I would move to Asia and then decided that was a whole different saga, that I didn't want to move to Asia or settle on the east coast.
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While it's impossible to settle on what this threshold oil price might be, a further rally into the $40 to $45 range per barrel of West Texas Intermediate crude would begin to place these concerns firmly in play.
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In Lyra's world, people's souls exist outside of themselves, in the form of talking animal companions called dæmons who have the power to shape-shift until they settle on one particular animal form when their humans become adults.
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In one survey they discovered that participants were generally reluctant to accept government regulation of artificial intelligence algorithms, even if that would be one way to solve or at least settle on an answer to this trolley problem.
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They settle on a mix of Chem Scout (for the coffee notes) and Orange Cookies (for the citrus), which they simmer in condensed milk for two hours, then turn that into ice cream coated in crispy corn flakes.
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Two people on a Friday night without a reservation is pretty difficult around here, so we finally settle on an Italian place that is half-empty, but the food is actually rather decent so we are pleasantly surprised.
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But, with Biden's blowout victory in South Carolina, he breathed new life into his limping campaign, offering new hope not only to his campaign but also to moderate Democrats who have yet to settle on a primary champion.
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In the absence of a smashing win that might have settled the left-versus-center debate, Democrats may face a longer process of internal deliberation before they settle on an approach that is broadly acceptable in the party.
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I already made plans to hang out with O. and our friend, E., at the fancy cocktail bar where E. bartends, so date dude and I settle on meeting up at a bar closer to me tomorrow evening.
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She has been given Prozac, Abilify, Clonidine, Risperdal, Seroquel, and Zyprexa in various shelters as staff have been unable to settle on a diagnosis, detecting at different times bipolar disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, PTSD, and major depressive disorder.
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So when Ms. Johnson decided that she wanted to have a classic modern work in the repertory, it was natural for her settle on a Limón piece, "Chaconne," which he created as a solo for himself in 1942.
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After he quit, talks to settle on a new cabinet became mired in divisions between Mr. Hariri, who is aligned with Western and Gulf Arab states, and adversaries including the Shiite group Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran.
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If you recently tossed your cap into the air and have your heart set on skyscrapers and city living, despite the financial incentives offered by rural areas, you can still be strategic about which spot you settle on.
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Because the Supreme Court has ruled out early filing deadlines, a billionaire like Stack -- a longtime GOP donor reportedly mulling an independent bid -- can wait until after the Democrats settle on their candidate to make up his mind.
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NASA has historically denied that any of the agency's astronauts have had sex while in space, but if we are eventually going to settle on Mars, NASA may need to start thinking about what reproduction in space could entail.
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That assumption was already eroding before Trump emerged, but if next year's election divides the country along the same lines that have shaped his presidency, political experts may settle on a new four-word maxim: "It's the values, stupid."
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With the clock ticking, rising waters threatening and the world raptly looking on, rescue workers were trying to settle on a strategy to rescue the young Thai soccer players who&aposve been trapped in a cave for two weeks.
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I shucked oysters; I was a hostess; I was a bartender; I was a waitress; I painted houses; I sold vacuum cleaners ... I thought I would finally settle on some job, and make enough money to pay my rent.
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The party has yet to settle on a replacement plan, and many members are facing criticism at town hall meetings this week from constituents who are upset about the potential ramifications of Republicans following through on the campaign pledge.
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The second official said the Chinese company wanted more time to settle on a suitable location and would agree to the extension in mid-May, when a high-level Chinese delegation is expected to visit Jalisco's state capital, Guadalajara.
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In his prize lecture, Mr Schelling used this idea to help explain why nuclear weapons had not been used on the battlefield for so long: their use was a taboo, so the world could settle on a focal point.
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"The convention rather started looking for a 'compromise candidate,' somebody they could settle on who was acceptable to everyone, who could be the standard-bearer," Todd Arrington, site manager at the James A. Garfield National Historic Site, told CNN.
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The suit alleges her traffickers placed Internet advertisements that listed her under a fake name and directed customers to call a phone number and settle on a cash price for sex, then they were directed to the Roosevelt Inn.
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This week's Anniversary Update (codenamed Redstone 1) marks the second big update to Windows 10 since its introduction last year, and it appears Microsoft looks set to settle on two big updates per year for Windows 10 moving forward.
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Synthetic diamonds can be made in laboratories, using either large presses to simulate the pressures and temperatures experienced deep underground, or a process called chemical vapour deposition to grow diamonds as carbon atoms settle on top of each other.
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After a jury convicted Donald L. Blankenship, the former chief executive of Massey Energy Company, of conspiring to violate mine safety standards, Judge Irene C. Berger of Federal District Court in Charleston, W.Va., had to settle on a punishment.
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Now, I recognize that other people can come here and "settle" on these lands, and be folded into the settler-colonial project that is Canada, but settler colonials, by definition, occupy lands and impose their legal orders on everyone.
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Now he watches and winces as they clumsily try to settle on the right lie about what happened to the journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who is believed to have been tortured, murdered and dismembered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Mr. Nadler formally invited the special counsel to testify almost two weeks ago, but a committee aide said that the department has repeatedly said it is too busy to settle on a date before Mr. Barr's testimony is complete.
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After providing what he called "a jewelry education" via a tour of Midtown Manhattan diamond dealers, she helped him settle on a cushion cut with a halo of diamonds and a diamond band, which he tucked in his suitcase.
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" This is what she takes on every trip: Books "I think we all travel with five paperbacks: the one you're reading, the one you realize you've already read, two you can't stand and the one you finally settle on.
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The narrow, personal focus of this year's top Oscar nominees suggests how tough it may be for Americans, or Hollywood, to settle on a single unifying vision of what America means, or what it means to be an American.
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Twitter, an internet company that is struggling to attract more users, found it hard to settle on a clear strategy in part because several co-founders who once ran it continued to serve on the board and second-guessed the boss.
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Segregated schools are usually forced to settle on hiring teachers who have been subtly pushed out of jobs at other schools, or hiring inexperienced teachers like myself from feeder programs like Teach for America and New York City Teaching Fellows.
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He used the power and visibility of the presidency to impress his midwestern base of union and blue-collar voters -- even as the demoralized party of ex-President Barack Obama struggles to settle on a message to win them back.
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U.N. envoy Matthew Nimetz brokered a deal in 1995 allowing the Balkan state to join the U.N under the temporary designation "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia", but talks since have failed to settle on a permanent name acceptable to both sides.
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This process may take months; on Thursday, big shots from the Republican Study Committee, representing over half of House Republicans, voiced a growing suspicion that Congress won't be able to settle on 2018 funding until the end of the year.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday that EU leaders had agreed they would try to settle on a candidate to head the EU executive, the European Commission, by the next time they meet for a summit in June.
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I settle on an egg on toast and make a bagel for S. Then, I do my usual morning skincare and debate wearing concealer on the active pimples I have right now (which are likely here because my period is due).
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I've been comparison shopping for a few days, and finally settle on a pair of slip-on Pumas that can do double duty for traveling, as I've wanted a non-lace-up shoes for getting through TSA for a while.
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But as the events in Charlottesville settle on Capitol Hill, it has become increasingly clear that among congressional Republicans, this incident is no different from Trump's past scandals — whether the Russia allegations, his ethics violations, or White House shake-ups.
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We'll learn soon enough what they settle on, but based on the latest prices at which its shares have traded in the private market, Slack's presumed valued right now is at $63 billion, or 36 times trailing 12-month sales.
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Parliament has yet to settle on whether Brexit will be hard, soft or even happen at all after Prime Minister Theresa May pulled a vote scheduled for Tuesday on her divorce deal with the EU that she acknowledged she would lose.
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As I was trying to figure out bass parts, I felt there were tons of things I could play and that I wanted to play, but it was a tremendous effort to try to settle on the things that were essential.
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Even if legislators are suddenly able to break their stalemate on the Dreamers issue and settle on baseline funding levels, said Huder, at this point a short-term funding measure keeping the government going on 2017 spending levels is inevitable.
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Whatever system you settle on, keep two things in mind: -TESTING Include not only the technical system testing (does it work the way it is supposed to?), but also user testing (does it function the way users want and expect?).
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So when I stumbled across Gap's Memorial Day weekend sale, which offers discounts up to 50 percent off (plus an extra 20 percent off your entire order online!), I couldn't just settle on putting one item in my shopping cart.
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But since the end of communism, the Greek authorities, both worldly and ecclesiastical, have remained extremely wary of letting too many non-Greeks settle on Mount Athos; and they insist that all residents of the community must accept Greek citizenship.
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To consider a place largely from the perspective of a permanent anthropological past, to settle on a notion of authenticity that edits out the present day, is not simply to present an alternative truth: It is to indulge in fantasy.
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When the court last heard a gerrymandering challenge in 2004, Justice Kennedy couldn't settle on a satisfactory limit but wrote that if "workable standards" were to surface distinguishing permissible from out-of-bounds partisanship, "courts should be prepared to order relief".
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The benefits of the arrangement, officials said, would be that the unions could settle on common messages and strategies rather than tugging in different directions, and they could eliminate duplication of fixed costs — for phone banks, direct mail and advertisements.
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Republicans struggle to name policy positions of Mr. Trump that they prefer to those of his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, but they often settle on their fear of the type of justices a President Clinton would name to the Supreme Court.
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In Mr. Finn's witty lyrics, which for much of the show come flying at us in great bursts of chattering counterpoint, Marvin and the other principal characters point fingers at one another, trying to settle on the source of their dissatisfaction.
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But the President-elect showed that the heavy burdens of office that are about to settle on his shoulders and the behavioral constraints that normally apply to a head of state are not going to cramp his quintessential political style.
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If China's complaint survives a potential appeal, it would move a step closer to retaliatory sanctions on U.S. trade, although the two sides would first have to settle on the value of sanctions, which would involve a round of legal argument.
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For any item you're interested in buying, you can generally negotiate a price that's 30 percent lower than what the vendor initially quotes — start by offering half the quoted amount, and go back and forth until you settle on a price.
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According to Ming Li, a real estate agent in Melbourne's eastern suburbs who specialises in selling Australian property to Chinese investors, around 27% of Chinese buyers will not be able to settle on their properties because of trouble obtaining finance.
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Few marketers looking for a wine to tempt the masses would settle on riesling, a critically adored grape that has had difficulty achieving a clear identity with consumers, even, paradoxically, as it has become more popular in the United States.
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It took us weeks to settle on winners, but, as always, the poems that stood out did two things well: They showed a real love of, and care with, language, and they honored the Times source material in interesting ways.
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The fact that it took weeks for global health officials to settle on what to call an illness that has already infected more than 21994,22009 people and killed more than 21,21 shows just how fraught the naming process can be.
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But there's still time for her to push out ads in Iowa that include her newest endorsement, which could help her win over the 39 percent of likely caucusgoers who told Siena pollsters that they've yet to settle on a candidate.
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"Oysters settle on other oysters — historically, it was the dead shells that would serve as the base for the next generation," said Mark Siddall, who described himself as "curator of wormy, slimy stuff" at the American Museum of Natural History.
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But online, the private sector swooped in to fill that vacuum, and because identity had that characteristic of being a universal problem, the market was heavily incentivized to settle on one common standard for defining yourself and the people you know.
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With Republicans getting more heat for the shutdown than Democrats, it's possible they could somehow convince Trump to settle on a lower figure for border security funding, while emphasizing that this conversation can continue even after the government is reopened.
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