" She added, "You show up at a bowling alley.
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I show up at this meeting and it's — Dyson.
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Call the congressional switchboard, show up at town hall, show up at protests (where you might be surprised to find a contingent of committed Buddhists) — even, if necessary, engage in civil disobedience.
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A small rock prominence might not show up at all.
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I'm glad that people can show up at E3, though.
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No one cares if they show up at the hearing.
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Google's survival strategy is not to show up at all.
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To show up at work -- this was November 22, 2010.
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Facebook's Oculus VR headsets could show up at F8 2019.
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But I'm pretty sure he'll show up at some point.
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Show up at a NATO summit with your hand out?
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Say you show up at the airport an hour early.
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Gochujang may show up at the beginning or at halftime.
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Just remember to show up at the press conferences bro.
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You have to show up at your office every day.
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Armed sheriffs would show up at my house unannounced regularly.
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The Ghost of Christmas Future will show up at any minute.
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Can I expect Joel Kinnamen to show up at some point?
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Then, a HUGE bouquet of flowers show up at Simone's door.
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Biggest question -- does Conor show up at Surrender ... win or lose?
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I kinda just slink around and show up at the end.
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The man did not show up at the office, she said.
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After my rape, I was terrified to show up at school.
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You always seem to show up at just the right time.
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So perhaps Clinton voters don't show up at rallies so much.
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People would just "randomly" show up at our house for dinner.
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I'll just show up at the studio and we'll write there.
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One night, a couple of robbers show up at their house.
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Will these people even bother to show up at the polls?
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How did she know to show up at Winterfell this night?
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Does he even need to show up at Winterfell to fight?
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Someone could just show up at your door, I told her.
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He would miss appointments or show up at the wrong place.
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Voters need to show up at the polls on Thursday, Sept.
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He would show up at events, lingering briefly in a corner.
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Casual fans seem less likely to show up at watch parties.
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Two police officers show up at the entrance to the club.
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Some pigments skew too cool and others don't show up at all.
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Just show up at the pick-up location, ready to ride — autonomously.
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So the following day he decided to show up at the cemetery.
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And how do you show up at somebody&aposs door especially today.
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App Action shortcuts show up at the top of the app drawer.
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We weren't even sure he was going to show up at all.
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We have customers show up at our office just wanting to chat.
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Women and men don't show up at the workplace as blank slates.
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You just show up at the lab, and they'll have your order.
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People show up at the beach and they half-bake their practice.
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Anywhere from 10 to 60 men show up at the monthly meetings.
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Palin on Friday also mocked protesters who show up at Trump rallies.
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But he couldn't show up at the Tea Party dressed like that.
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His officials show up at peace talks but essentially refuse to negotiate.
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Instead, they want fully formed workers to show up at the door.
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People show up at his office at all hours making endless demands.
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They did not just show up at the border and seek asylum.
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Its commanders regularly show up at the front lines to lead battles.
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These voters don't show up at rallies or post on political Twitter.
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These Friendship Benches show up at gatherings like street fairs as well.
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Show up at their local offices and let them know you're watching.
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Things became obvious when I'd show up at home wearing nice clothes.
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And the first person to show up at my campsite was Pietro.
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Sometimes, she would show up at his gigs, dancing and posing for pictures.
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Your job is to show up at both establishments with an empty stomach.
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I think they have to show up at this point, told in advance.
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Williams is far from the first NFL player to show up at TNA.
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Last summer, people began to show up at the farmer's mud-walled shack.
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We haven't committed to it, but he might show up at that hotel.
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The challenge this year is to convince them to show up at all.
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This may not be the best time to show up at 4 a.m.
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If all else fails, make a sign and show up at a protest.
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For months, Takala would show up at her job and literally do nothing.
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You can negotiate housing costs — especially if you show up at the property
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Corporate handouts give politicians an opportunity to show up at a groundbreaking event.
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Rarely is there a question about whether she will show up at all.
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At Thanksgiving, I'd show up at my friends' homes, like an amiable stray.
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Even when she did show up at the rose ceremony, she seemed unsure.
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While you might get lucky if you show up at 8:003 a.m.
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Trump planned to show up at the same diner shortly after his son.
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China does not show up at the top of the list of exporters.
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Their true selves are going to show up at work at some point.
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Celebrities routinely show up at the castles in New Jersey and Southern California.
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And then they mailed them out and they show up at your door.
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On Wednesday, they will show up at a weekly "constituent coffee" that Sen.
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"I'm sure it will continue to show up at things like games," she said.
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Don't show up at my house and try to get back together, he offers.
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Ma says 90 percent of children who have legal counsel show up at court.
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We know they're going to show up at some point, so they just do.
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Will the community show up at initiatives like the Global Cyber Center, pictured here?
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But how and why did Benjen Stark show up at precisely the right time?
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Also unclear is whether Musk will show up at the hyperloop contest this weekend.
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They won't be turned away by guards if they show up at the funeral.
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In response, some Redditors threatened to show up at the company headquarters with guns.
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"I've never had that much people show up at a birthday party," he said.
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When they didn't show up at a designated meetup time, an extensive search ensued.
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Alphonsos never seemed to show up at specialty produce stores, let alone at McDonald's.
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How am I gonna promote my record and show up at my daughter's show?
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After all, he did show up at the 2015 Grammy Awards dressed like this:
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And the other side shouldn't even bother to show up at your town halls.
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The ticket holder must show up at a state lottery office by 1.63 p.m.
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I show up at charity events because I truly give a s— about charity!
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When the young show up at polling stations, democratic governments will heed their views.
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Just maybe be aware that this might never actually show up at your door.
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I show up at all her launch parties, from booze to sparklers to candy.
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He said that this would cause fewer people to show up at the border.
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This makes them more difficult to identify until voters show up at the polls.
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Just because you show up at work doesn't mean you're saving the company money.
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Just took the easy way out tonight and obviously didn't show up at all.
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Last but not least, there's a terrific painting show up at Lyles and King.
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It is one thing to show up at Sotheby's and not raise your paddle.
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Who's the most famous person you've ever seen show up at an open mic?
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It posted videos and photographs that encouraged people to show up at protest rallies.
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Don't threaten to show up at their doorstep with a honeydew-laden fruit basket.
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Each side accused the other of refusing to show up at the bargaining table.
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This time, Puerto Ricans aren't counting on any help to show up at all.
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Seasoned renters know to show up at a viewing with a checkbook in hand.
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"I was so excited to see her show up at my room," says Saeli.
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The Steelers need this game more and should show up at home on Sunday.
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"The option is show up Monday or don't show up at all," Gillibrand said.
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Don't expect to get front row, even if you show up at 8 a.m.
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Whether or not they'll show up at LVMH's next shareholders' meeting remains to be seen.
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I wish these jerks wouldn't show up at his rallies, but I'm not like them.
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He was the guy who would show up at your door unannounced at 7 a.m.
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But he became worried when she didn't show up at her job the next morning.
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Less well-known is their impact on one's likelihood to show up at the polls.
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I don't know who is going to show up at the next debate Sunday night.
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Many called the elections a farce and vowed not to show up at the polls.
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I show up at my volunteer shift and they are inundated with volunteers being trained.
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When they didn't show up at a designated meet-up time, an extensive search ensued.
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TRUMP: All of us, we&aposve all had white powder show up at our house.
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One dress, in particular, is bound to show up at every Halloween party next year.
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Because of Kayvon, college coaches once again had a reason to show up at Dorsey.
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"You can't have women show up at the end, for the celebratory ceremony," said Barr.
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She would show up at meetings with hip-length black hair tied into a bun.
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But Fousey revived his YouTube channel recently and will show up at the Challenger Games.
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"The only person who won't show up at your wake is your dealer," he added.
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People must show up at a specified time and be prepared to spend several hours.
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The next obvious step is to start paying people to show up at Browns games.
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Yes, but young people typically do not show up at the polls in great numbers.
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And you don't show up at a dinner party with a bag of used clothes.
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Players from competing teams show up at baseball clinics and work with physically challenged children.
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Volunteers are up — many of them women who show up at rallies wearing #TeamClaire stickers.
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Remember when he proposed a $5 million ransom to show up at the CNN debate?
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The kids themselves who show up at the auditions are the first sign of this.
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Children who show up at the border by themselves are usually apprehended by federal agents.
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Come Saturday, the question will really be how many people show up at early voting.
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HerdezScore: 240 This was the salsa we least wanted to show up at the party.
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Foley said that sometimes only 211 to 20 people would show up at a bar.
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A REX staffer will also show up at open houses, sometimes bringing along a robot.
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They have 24-hours after the order is placed to show up at a location.
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If they did show up at any conservative meeting, they would be unceremoniously tossed out.
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They knew something was off when she didn&apost show up at work the next day.
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And while Kylie didn't show up at Kim's launch event, it's not because of bad blood.
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If they'll actually show up at WWDC, and aren't held for later, remains to be seen.
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I don&apost see why these people don&apost just show up at the Oval Office.
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No sign of him here, but that doesn't mean he won't show up at some point.
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My next move was to show up at the Philippine Embassy first thing in the morning.
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If that wasn't bad, he started to randomly show up at places that I would go.
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She's also living proof that personal success—and true love—can show up at any age.
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Just like Snapchat, your recently used stickers now show up at the top of the tray.
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In some cases, parents show up high to her chambers, if they show up at all.
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If people only show up at your party because it's free, how real are those networks?
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If YouTube puts me in their video ghetto, I will show up at the CEO's house.
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His goal: to ensure precinct captains show up at Monday night's Iowa caucuses and rally support.
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Will the real Emma Watson fans please stand up (and show up at the box office)?
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And Kasich refused to show up at the convention, despite it being in his home state.
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Before she knew it, people started paying her to show up at birthday parties in tail.
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Because Posh isn't about to show up at LAX in leggings and a rolling bag, obviously.
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But Stein told CNN she plans to show up at the event with "hundreds" of supporters.
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People who show up at the polls without the right paperwork would be denied the vote.
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Many job seekers "just don't bother to show up at the drug-testing place," he complained.
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Pilgrims regularly show up at the door and ring an unmarked buzzer for the Neustadt Collection.
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"Even if you have an actor that can't show up, at least have a valid explanation."
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Young people are the segment of the electorate least likely to show up at the polls.
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We wait for the elusive cable repair guy to show up at sometime between 8 a.m.
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Here's what happens when you show up at Costco without a membership card, according to employees
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Even then, it was thought rather uncouth for nominees to show up at their own hearings.
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Or buy some — sourdough starters have started to show up at farmers' markets and on Etsy.
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Jordan: The most frustrating thing is when we show up at a really, really tiny stage.
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But I don't like to show up at the bridal shower or the wedding empty-handed.
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Do not show up at a show just assuming you can use another band's kick pedal.
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He didn't show up at the house, the police made the decision to issue a warrant.
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They all can refuse to show up at the debates in Miami on June 22019-27.
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Opinion Campaigns are in the final dash to make sure people show up at the polls.
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"People ask us if Fiona can show up at their home and garden show," he said.
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An unwanted guest might show up at the reception, and she may not leave empty-handed.
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Not many people have this yet, so Nick show up at a party with a Switch.
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When they show up at displaced persons camps, Hausa victims have tried to push them away.
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Or can you show up at a bondsman's office and pick up files without any certification?
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Ballard said that after Enriquez was shot, more officers began to show up at the home.
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Rigsbee knows that if he were to show up at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Tex.
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Deep pocketed donors often show up at school fundraisers with bags full of cash, he said.
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They will show the vote choice of caucusgoers when they initially show up at their precincts.
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Well, when hundreds of people would show up at city council meetings and demand our agenda.
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But it's unclear if these younger voters will show up at the ballot box in November.
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The state railway operator, SNCF, urged travellers not to show up at stations hoping to travel.
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At that point, she still had not decided whether to show up at her I.C.E. meeting.
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When they act like fiscal conservatives, Republican voters show up at the ballot box in droves.
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Some will even show up at your door to give you cupcakes or walk your dog.
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Meanwhile, the discounters are counting on the squeezed American consumer to show up at their stores.
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Diplomats expressed cautious hope over the fact that both sides were going to show up at all.
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She show up at Sally Keffler's home, who is busy making campaign materials when Ally shows up.
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They know that stoking anger and getting people riled up, they will show up at the polls.
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You must show up at the theater Monday morning with a valid ID to retrieve your ticket.
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But let's not forget that Beyoncé made a hard commitment to show up at the Super Bowl.
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As any Beyhive member/resident of planet Earth knows, Beyoncé doesn't just show up at awards shows.
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Since British culture is all about being proper, don't show up at your host's doorstep empty-handed.
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Assuming it goes well, we can expect it to show up at other major sports venues soon.
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Every time I would show up at an event, it was the same thing over and over.
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In such mice, the motor problems associated with Huntington's show up at about 9 months of age.
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"Even on his darkest days, sometimes he'd go from chemo and show up at Rao's," said Dietl.
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Mark Duplass and Ron Livingston also show up at some point, although Duplass isn't in the trailer.
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One thing is certain: if we don't show up at the polls, we lose our power. Period.
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But then I had to show up at my new journalism internship with a scraped up nose.
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If that's not enough, people are now expecting her to show up at the Super Bowl again.
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The Shmoney dance came out in late 2014, but it could show up at Super Bowl 50.
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I would show up at the golf course the next day and I'd be missing my clubs!
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The standalone Oculus Quest headset is supposed to launch this year and could show up at F8.
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The next morning, the ambassador and her assistant show up at the house to say their goodbyes.
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This is the same man who had zero to one supporters show up at some primary caucuses.
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It's fine, but for me, to show up at a Thanksgiving with a whole pastrami—that's amazing.
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And the show would start at 10 and he would show up at midnight or 1 a.m.
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He has faced threats from addicts who show up at the hospital emergency room, desperate for pills.
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So she was confused when she was asked to show up at a hotel at 7 p.m.
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The guys who do show up at women's rallies and who speak up when others are silent.
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If you want to make a difference, call your representatives and show up at their town halls.
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Refuse a few interviews, and fail to show up at some of the ones you do confirm.
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Not long after, two odd visitors show up at the couple's picture-book cottage, requesting an interview.
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It is literally like you show up at a restaurant and someone just serves you food. Yeah.
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If you think you might have symptoms, don't just show up at your doctor's office — call first.
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But it was largely word of mouth that made New Yorkers show up at the Sheep Meadow.
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Then one day, six armed officers show up at his house and take him away at gunpoint.
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She decided to show up at the border before dawn, according to staff in her lawyer's office.
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Things get tense when Josh (Nico Tortorella) and his new girlfriend show up at Empirical's company picnic.
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Anyway, those all seem to be fairly safe bets to show up at Made by Google 2019.
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Or she will show up at Ralph Lauren, to support the creator of her Inauguration Day suit?
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They are people who show up at townhalls and, most importantly, they are the ones who vote.
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Martellus Bennett, the team's outspoken tight end, said he will not show up at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Of course, racism can and often does show up at the individual level.
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It's because many of them might show up at the ballot box in 2018, 2020, and beyond.
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You didn't show up at the restaurant, you thought he should be able to go to restaurants.
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You show up at the hotel and there is a room paid for you and food as well.
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But if she did show up at the reunion, Jackson said he has no plans to confront her.
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"Related searches" show up at the bottom of the page when you look up a term in Trends.
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Others show up at Nielsen&aposs home, even a Hollywood actress saying the most vile things about her.
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"Neither party gave voters an affirmative reason to show up at the polls," complained the New York Times.
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Occasionally, Fred remembered, a couple of white girls would show up at their door with food and clothes.
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Eventually, strangers would show up at Max's house and school, demanding the goods Max had allegedly sold them.
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Show up at your local Walgreens, fill in a form, and get your results in a few hours.
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The awareness by prison staff that a monitor could show up at any time would check employee misbehavior.
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"Yeah, we might have to show up at someone's house," joked the man to the right of him.
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He joked that it wouldn't have been appropriate for him to show up at Brand's home for breakfast.
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He could be genuinely clueless about what it means to show up at gathering thrown by his grandmother.
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"And he hoped she would show up at home, and if not he would start calling for help."
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It's called fighting fire with fire, which is why firefighters always show up at burning buildings with flamethrowers.
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It may take a few refreshes before the horizontal row of Stories icons show up at the top.
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We need same-day registration, so people can register to vote when they show up at the polls.
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Those wishing to bid can show up at the Los Angeles-based auction house or simply participate online.
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Later that night, the police show up at his door with a notice that he's violated his parole.
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Kushner did show up at the White House briefly for a pre-planned meeting, according to the aide.
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They show up at his apartment, they ambushed him at VidCon, and stalk him outside his hotel room.
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Qataris young and old show up at the wall to sign their messages of support to their leader.
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The only thing better than a disappearing candidate, it seems, is one who doesn't show up at all.
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Rosenstein said Hustle is at its best getting people to show up at a particular place and time.
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When they didn't show up at the prearranged pickup spot, Patty says, family members began canvassing the area.
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But InsideTracker also offers customers the option to have nurses show up at their home and draw blood.
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For example, North Korean officials failed to show up at a planned meeting with U.S. officials last month.
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If that popularity causes more people to show up at the polls, I think that's probably good overall.
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Ms. Battle was said to arrive late to rehearsals, leave early or not to show up at all.
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Even the Pope waited more than an hour for Putin to show up at the Vatican in 2015.
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A press secretary does not show up at the podium with obvious disdain for the reporters she confronts.
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We show up at the airport, get on the plane, and end up landing safely at our destination.
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You do not just show up at an embassy out of the blue and knock on the door.
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They plan to show up at town halls and confront the lawmakers in public, according to BuzzFeed News.
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Which of these groups will show up at the polls this November is, of course, a different question.
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Maybe you'd like to show up at work with a big batch of Nigella Lawson's monster Halloween cookies?
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A few days later all that stuff will show up at your door, as if by capitalistic magic.
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Another student's mother threatened to file a restraining order if volunteers continued to show up at 7 a.m.
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Do you know that in the 1967 Encyclopedia of Philosophy, children just don't even show up at all?
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Officer Hopps and Nick Wilde escape capture and show up at what appears to be a Bear Mitzvah.
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Show up at your host's house with a bottle of Wine Away paired with this year's Beaujolais nouveau.
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"He just said, 'Show up at this time and place,' and I was like, 'Obviously, yes,'" says Clark.
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Fewer people with insurance means more people show up at the emergency room who can't afford their care.
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Caucus-goers have to show up at a specific time — often at night and during the work week.
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"The number of times he's had to wait for the grim reaper to show up at his door."
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" The poster says: "The police show up at the Beaux-Arts, the Beaux-Arts displays in the street.
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It's O.K. to show up at a guy's house with a dozen roses and declare your undying affection.
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Registered Republican voters show up at their caucus site, hear some speeches and vote for their preferred candidate.
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Protesters also regularly show up at American bases in Okinawa to object to the United States military presence.
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"You paid for your ticket, you show up at the gate," and the airline says you cannot fly.
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But in general, the pressure on staff to brave the elements and show up at 1600 Pennsylvannia Ave.
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I called reception when he didn't show up at the appointed time and they hadn't seen him either.
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The start of a solution Sahl recalls a day when a worker didn't show up at the bakery.
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Travelers just show up at the airport without knowing where they're going, and Black Tomato does the rest.
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The products weren't to specification, the materials weren't right and sometimes the delivery didn't show up at all.
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As the years have gone on, I have seen more and more people show up at our games.
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Officers at Massachusett's Franklin Police Department had a special visitor show up at their door step: a wild turkey!
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But if they are together, perhaps she'll show up at the Super Bowl on Sunday to lend her support.
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And those are the folks that leave those, you know, challenging places that show up at our southwest border.
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And a lot of famous authors, musicians, and crazy mixtures of celebrities would somehow show up at our parties.
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And by the way, you finance this thing and they really don't expect you to show up at all.
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Concerns were high that white supremacists and neo-Nazi groups would show up at the Boston event on Saturday.
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My protagonist has let his guard down – he is absolutely certain that Cersei will show up (at his request).
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End up on Harkos's list and you may face a problem if you show up at the local cantina.
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So the tax would show up at the gas pump and also on electric bills for businesses and homes.
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If this option is available, it will show up at the top of an email when you've opened it.
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You know, you can't just show up at election time and say the right things and think that's enough.
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While Simmons did not show up at the appointed time, the whole experience did provide Taberski with some closure.
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Twitch streamers have had fans show up at their homes or even swat them live on air for years.
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And this fall, we need to show up at the ballot boxes and put all the naysayers to rest.
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The value of the endorsement, Beatty said, is the potential to motivate Trump supporters to show up at polls.
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If the game starts at 8 o'clock and you show up at 9:30, they don't restart the game.
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Fans who turn on a game or show up at a stadium don't want to hear First Amendment talk.
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Mr. Cruz has failed to show up at Judiciary Committee meetings where his bill was scheduled to be discussed.
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The two kind of just show up at the Pride Lands not too long after Nala and Simba arrive.
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The Swedish Academy said members would "show up" at one of his Stockholm gigs to give him the award.
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First, acknowledge that caravans of migrants just can't show up at our borders and expect to be let in.
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Meanwhile, judges could excuse defendants from having to show up at every court appearance, a power they rarely use.
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Then on voting day, these same conservatives show up at the polls and pull the lever for Republican candidates.
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A few years ago, everyone with a court date was told to show up at 9 A.M. and wait.
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We as religious leaders cannot sit back and wait for people to show up at synagogue, church, or mosque.
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Even after all that was sorted, the young activists had doubts that Superintendent Johnson would show up at all.
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Five were dismissed before trial; he won the other only because the defendant failed to show up at arbitration.
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Convincing 100 women to show up at a warehouse and take photos of their chests is no easy feat.
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When you have 50,000 to 80,000, maybe 100,000 teachers show up at the Capitol, it's going to change things.
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They'll show up at 1 for a 7 pm game, since they have a lot of work to do.
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At Frankel's urging, Spanberger did show up at a pajama party, but she drew the line at wearing pajamas.
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Kim's bodyguards appeared to show up at the event, but there was no sign of the young leader himself.
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Labor Day is so much more than an extra Monday that you don't need to show up at work.
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He tells me that people show up at the gates all the time wanting to come onto the property.
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"It would probably be a bad decision to not show up at the Fox News debate," she told Extra.
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"If we didn't show up at the time we did, there were going to be serious consequences," Zimmerman said.
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"He didn't want the officers to show up at his house to put cuffs on him," Lee's mother said.
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And districts have circulated memos about what to do if federal immigration officers show up at the schoolhouse door.
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Visitors just show up at a dock, and the institute's boatman, provided he is expecting them, will motor over.
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If the Jets defense can show up at home, the New York rushing attack could test the Minnesota defense.
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Also, for no obvious reason and with no explanation: Travis Scott did show up at Hypefest on Sunday afternoon.
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And we launched it, I turned my back, I didn't show up at the office — oop, it went out.
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Not only could Dan show up at the dinner table, he could be his old self again, however briefly.
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When two juggernauts this social media-friendly show up at the same time, you have to put them together, right?
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The militants did not show up at talks on Wednesday in Islamabad, which also involved China and the United States.
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After all, hundreds of thousands of people show up at the July Fourth fireworks, clogging the Mall and surrounding streets.
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So, it's somewhat shocking and a little jarring to see Old Steve show up at the very end of Endgame.
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It's not a lot of money, but voters can't just show up at the polls the day of the election.
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She started answering his phone calls out of fear that if she didn't, he would show up at her house.
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One of the more affordable EVs to show up at the Geneva Motor Show last year was the Hyundai Kona.
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But now I think we're at the point where you don't want Dustin Hoffman to show up at the wedding.
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Volunteers have been trained to show up at scenes of reported ICE arrests to film and provide assistance to families.
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"We show up at literally at 500 running events a year, in some way, because runners are there," Weber said.
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Says Jason: "I try not to show up at home with any dead things in the back of the truck."
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Rachel would have been completely within her rights to show up at this party, bid him adieu, and storm off.
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Given how little has been leaked, it's unclear if this update will actually show up at the October 9th event.
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Swiss inspection teams then show up at work sites and do spot checks to ensure firms comply with Swiss rules.
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At home, the literal neighbors from hell (Billy Eichner and Leslie Grossman) show up at Ally's door with sombreros on.
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Or I'd see around New York in some way and he would show up at the opening of an envelope.
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Even though Lemonade was nominated for four Emmys, Beyoncé didn't show up at the ceremony, and now we know why.
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Thank goodness, the ladies will show up at the Super Bowl halftime show to put the siZZZle in Coldplay's zzz.
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His father told cops ... when Bob didn't show up at the doc's office, that's when he went to his apartment.
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Both buyer and seller are required to show up at the credit union to sign the relevant documents in person.
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In-store shoppers can show up at 5 pm on Thanksgiving Day and shop until 2 am on Friday morning.
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But he warned the group that they must show up at the polls to preserve their gains under his administration.
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Her editor's wanton teenage daughter (Ludivine Sagnier) — and then a dead body — show up at a vacation home in France.
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While not all those who preregister will show up at a caucus, the news bolsters predictions for a high turnout.
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Some pollsters make those assumptions with an eye toward voters' past behavior: Did they show up at the last caucus?
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But new research indicates that performance across OPOs varies widely, and too often the OPOs don't show up at all.
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If that happened, Trump might need a smaller surge of 85033 million white men to show up at the polls.
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Every week, people would show up at city hall asking for Rob Ford to be the guarantor on their passports.
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"There's a difference between paying for loudspeakers and Jumbotrons and paying people to show up at an event," Wikler says.
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" It is striking to see the brother's-keeper pattern show up at the other end of Scorsese's career, in "Silence.
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She's not mentioned when Phoebe gets engaged, nor is it explained why she didn't show up at her daughter's wedding.
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Well, they did show up at the polls on Tuesday — but so did a lot of Boomers and Gen Xers.
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"Even Burt Reynolds in that black Trans Am," Mr. Springsteen allows, might show up at that song's titular automotive Valhalla.
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Ask your peers to show up at campaign events and town halls in the exurbs of Chicago and in Iowa.
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A few years after that, MacDermot had another show up at the Public Theater, where "Hair" had premiered decades before.
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Elections aren't decided by who cares the most; they're decided by who is motivated to show up at the polls.
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Here's what bothers me about the "Night King doesn't show up at Winterfell and goes to King's Landing instead" theory.
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And campaign officials said voters who received texts on Election Day were more likely to show up at the polls.
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In caucuses like Iowa's, participants must show up at their precinct at a specific time and publicly declare their allegiance.
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Her editor's wanton teenage daughter (Ludivine Sagnier) and then a dead body show up at a vacation home in France.
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" But she also noted, "It would probably be a bad decision to not show up at the Fox News debate.
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Sadly they had let a waitlist in and closed the class by the time I show up at 5:56.
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She said it was better if he didn't, because every time he did, police would show up at her door.
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Most days, Saquan Bright did not bother to show up at Boys and Girls High School in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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He was known to show up at dinner parties and turn around and leave if the meal was not ready.
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Feelings, prejudices and interpretations will always show up at the party, whether or not you send them a printed invitation.
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Customers eventually became suspicious when wine took longer and longer to deliver, or it did not show up at all.
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He said earlier this week he likely would not show up at a White House celebration if his team won.
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Members of the Academy "will show up at one" and then hand over his medal privately, an academy spokesman wrote.
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A black bar will show up at the top of the Maps screen to indicate that Incognito mode is on.
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But moonlighting is a lot harder for excepted employees, who still must show up at their regular job every day.
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Her divorce has become tabloid fodder, but, undaunted, Ms. Blige has continued to campaign and show up at awards ceremonies.
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You can show up at people&aposs homes because they are Nazis, you can threaten their kids because they&aposre Nazis.
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Zeeq actually made it to market, whereas we have no idea if the Sunrise will ever show up at your door.
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Bad actors can show up at any company, and the kinds of contracts Kraft Heinz had were complicated, say industry experts.
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You show up at every scene of the crime … whether it is Elián González or the Starr Report, you are there.
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That means that asylum seekers from any country but Mexico are ineligible for asylum if they show up at the border.
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She was reported missing Friday after failing to show up at work, her father, Robert Clardy, said in a Facebook post.
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They simply show up at the ballot box to vote for whoever they believe to be the lesser of two evils.
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Cops are, of course, still supposed to show up at a publicly anti-cop business if a crime takes place there.
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I think I met George Papadopoulos once at the one meeting that transpired that Carter Page did not show up at.
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The attack, which leaves Down bleeding and bruised, pushes him to show up at his school with a loaded assault rifle.
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They show up at the polls and aren't afraid to give those same politicians a hearty piece of their mind, too.
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As pieces of art that might show up at a tech conference, though, the pole-dancing robots feel dated in 2017.
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But with The First Purge, I could finally show up at a reasonable time, and was done in like 30 minutes.
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Other than that, people will just call me wasted or show up at my house in the middle of the night.
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Annalise (Viola Davis)'s parents Ophelia and Mac (Tyson and Roger Robinson) show up at her arraignment against their daughter's will.
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"Again, I would get about 250 emails a day and so I — I literally saw 'show up at 4,'" he said.
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Voters show up at their caucus sites and a representative from each campaign makes their final pitch to would-be supporters.
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It would not be shocking to see the device, which boasts a 10-inch HD screen, show up at I/O.
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It can be really scary, I had someone show up at my house in Colombia, in the middle of the night.
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The superstar singer didn't even show up at this year's Met Gala, and she still was the talk of the internet.
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She used to show up at her daughters' school to volunteer, only to be told politely that her help wasn't needed.
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President Donald Trump has said that lax US asylum laws encourage people to show up at the border with their children.
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"You can't just show up at somebody's door six weeks before an election and build a relationship with them," he said.
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Kelly failed to show up at a court hearing in Minnesota because his attorney says he never got notice of itR.
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In Obama's case she resented her husband's aides making promises that she would show up at events without first consulting her.
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At the appointed hour a clutch of townspeople, including the Uncorker, show up at the beach for music, dancing and snacks.
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The kids who show up at Kathy and David's have endured the ordeals of modern poverty: homelessness, hunger, abuse, sexual assault.
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Mercedes started coming late to visits, and sometimes she wouldn't show up at all, and the kids would get very upset.
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That includes conversations, where what Twitter thinks are the most important parts will show up at the top of the timeline.
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You could show up at a rink, slip your foot into just the right pair, and sail away that very day.
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She travels on a bus emblazoned with her name, and hundreds, even thousands, of fans may show up at her events.
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The majority of the parents who show up at the border with their children are actually the parents of these children.
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Episode 6The Yakuza show up at Elektra's apartment, having pieced together that she's responsible for putting a bug in their servers.
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The molestation stopped, Savage says, when he began to pretend he wasn't around when Bambaataa would show up at his house.
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He would almost always show up at my door with the New York Post in hand, complaining about Mayor Bloomberg's administration.
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But New Yorkers can't blame bad laws and self-interested lawmakers entirely for their failure to show up at the polls.
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Will the child show up at the hospital with measles encephalitis and end up with permanent brain damage or even die?
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For his part, the mayor, who has not been charged with a crime, has continued to show up at City Hall.
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So you don't show up at your next engagement party empty-handed, we rounded up 27 no-brainer options under $100.
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And where the reality is, where if you want the real story, show up at the city two days in advance.
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Democratic candidates often show up at picket lines; several did so just last month when Stop & Shop workers went on strike.
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Agents or sympathizers of the Chinese government show up at public events videotaping and snapping pictures of speakers, participants and organizers.
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It would be a little odd for a laptop to show up at what's typically been a mobile-focused event, though.
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"Kids who show up at college on the other end of that rat race are very good at networking," he says.
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The young men who show up at the combine and the draft already have survived years at institutions of higher learning.
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I SHOW UP at Samantha Power's handsome clapboard house outside Concord, Massachusetts, a little after 8.30am, bleary-eyed and rather nervous.
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A fleet of cars without drivers roams the streets of Pittsburgh, and a production vehicles will show up at your door.
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They did show up at the scene of the crime though: They happened to be close, and made their way over.
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You can always count on kids to show up at this comedic production, but someone else invariably doesn't: the main attraction.
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But whether new nominees will win — or big names will show up at the awards show on Sunday night — isn't guaranteed.
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"Michael would show up at the house on Sundays and tell us to wake up -- and come to church," she said.
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"We're going to show up at the NRA convention in Dallas and make them wish they stayed home," the website says.
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That's the challenge for parents: It could show up at any point, and you'll have to start from that point on.
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This is an obvious deal breaker for women looking to meet other women, who now only show up at private house parties.
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All of that drama brings us to "Walk The Line," when Betty's parents show up at Grey Sloan looking for their daughter.
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Chris Cornell's stalker is on the loose and could show up at his doorstep at any minute ... this according to the FBI.
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She even says she's been sabotaged ... told to show up at the wrong locations so the org could paint her as flaky.
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It's not a failure if that game doesn't show up at E3 this year, but you can't make shots you don't take.
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So she asked Andreessen to show up at the office by 5 am on the morning the news was set to break.
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But when the House Judiciary Committee tried to revamp the format, Barr informed them that he might not show up at all.
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Now, if only they'd figured out how to make an ACTUAL X-Wing show up at my door for the pick-up.
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Men get to dick through life and show up at the altar with nothing more than good intentions and a nice suit.
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She's looking forward to the day that whisky and beer made with her customers' crops show up at her favorite watering holes.
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That unpredictability, knowing they could show up at any time, persists throughout the entire game, keeping you on edge the whole time.
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We are encouraging folks to throughout the day on Wednesday, if you can, go show up at your member of Congress's office.
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It's hard to predict which version of Donald Trump will show up at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, this week.
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Instead, it's expected that fans will eventually show up at your house, find out your personal information, and stalk your loved ones.
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The clips—which you can actually edit if they don't meet your approval—will show up at the top of your feed.
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On its face it's a nod to small-government conservatism — the kind of people who show up at CPAC, that's their passion.
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In a recent interview with Good Housekeeping, Pompeo mused about celebs she'd like to see show up at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital.
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"They just happened to show up at the same time the woman was dropping it back off at my house," Hatzi says.
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Exactly… if you show up at 2:30 in the afternoon, they're going to know you're a bum and you don't work.
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It's easier to get big stars to show up at the Staples Center than to get them to fly out to Columbus.
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The real danger is supposed to be the dragons and the Vikings that show up at irregular intervals to torch your settlement.
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You can probably expect West's daughter, North, who has been at the last two shows, to show up at Thursday's MSG event.
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Democrats believe net neutrality is a debate that might drive votes — especially millennials — to show up at the ballot box come November.
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For instance, a mom will hire us without telling her daughter, and we'll just show up at the party as a surprise.
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On the first stop, the men show up at the apartment of a young woman who has just moved to the city.
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So Mr. Obama and Michelle Obama, the first lady, always urge student audiences to show up at the polls on Election Day.
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"You see these girls who show up at these bat mitzvahs and they're wearing Band-Aid dresses and it's horrifying," she recalls.
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The rallies spill over into social media and then even more people show up at the next rally primed for violent confrontation.
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It's a classic move to get the media to show up at your press conference, with the hopes of a major announcement.
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To show up at a random diner and speak my understanding of climate change, and then get this crazy outpouring of support.
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You show up at the gym and once you're there, you're already there so might as well just get it over with.
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A pin will then show up at the coordinates you entered, and the same formatting standards as those listed above would apply.
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Wu's lab is responsible for testing the troponin levels of patients who show up at the hospital with a suspected heart attack.
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Show up at 1AM, and you've only got about half an hour before the place stops serving booze or shuts down entirely.
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We're told he is NOT a repeat offender -- as we've reported, Taylor's had several unwanted visitors show up at her waterfront home.
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According to the report, the Russian group tried to rally Americans to show up at political events in Iowa and other states.
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But base turnout is key during an off-year election, when typically only the most motivated voters show up at the polls.
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Host Jesse Watters interviewed Rudgren about the song and why the singer tells Trump supporters not to show up at his shows.
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But then they'd show up at a show when we were opening for Flipper, which I'm sure probably wasn't their favorite band.
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Judge Furman said he was on the hook for failing to show up at a court-ordered mediation and pre-trial conference.
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But when Whelan didn't show up at the wedding later that day, the couple filed a missing-person report with Russian authorities.
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After Nurmagomedov failed to show up at the weigh-ins at his allotted time and Ferguson made weight, those rumors grew louder.
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I thought I could show up at the office and scan the image with my phone, but the rules there prevented it.
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Celebrities have sent their best wishes to an 22019-year-old boy, Kade, whose friends didn't show up at his birthday party.
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That would be like when the cops show up at your party and your drunkest friend says, 'Oh, I'll talk to them.
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The brothers show up at South High School on time every day, "always nicely dressed," bending over their work with laser focus.
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For months before his firing, an aloof Mr. Noor had mostly not bothered to show up at the governor's office in Mazar.
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Mr. Trump said that if the entire team was not going to be there, then they need not show up at all.
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KS: Power are amplified by social media, they do start to attract people that show up at these things, they organize online.
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Up to 80 percent of low earners do not show up at the polls, and it's even worse in midterm congressional elections.
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Those folks will show up at the convention in Milwaukee next year as super delegates, perhaps ready to make him the candidate.
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Fairchild (the performer) seems so much like that person that you wonder if she might show up at your next holiday meal.
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Women are sending a clear message: We are fed up with Trump, and will show up at the ballot box in November.
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I'm in Nevada right now to thank the team and also show up at an event that we already sold tickets to.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has said that lax U.S. asylum laws encourage people to show up at the border with their children.
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You show up at 12:00, say your name through the window, we hand your food out the window, and you go.
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But Apple Tag was a no-show at today's event, which means it may show up at the annual October iPad event.
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But it's not immediately clear how exactly immigration authorities will handle asylum seekers that continue to show up at the southern border.
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That means that asylum seekers from any country but Mexico are ineligible for asylum if they show up at the southern border.
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That means that asylum seekers from any country but Mexico are ineligible for asylum if they show up at the southern border.
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Politically engaged people who download voting apps, and the friends they nag, will probably show up at the polls in greater numbers.
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There, voters also have to pay a fine if they fail to show up at the polling station without providing reasonable justification.
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Krim had come home with the children's 3-year-old sister, Nessie, after Ortega failed to show up at Lulu's dance class.
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INGRAHAM: We&aposve heard from other border patrol agents tonight that oftentimes people show up at the border with a pre-written script.
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If that's the case, the expected reduction in hours might never materialize — or at least not show up at the level we'd expected.
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However, this isn't going to happen anytime soon and it's not like Professor X is suddenly going to show up at Avengers headquarters.
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"The fans in Jamaica know that when I show up I always show up at my best," the 11-time world champion said.
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Nor did he show up at either of the NRC hearings to which Mr Uddin was summoned, in two different towns 150km apart.
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Chance the Rapper didn't just show up at the premiere for Disney's Lion King remake as a guest — he's in the film himself.
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Getting the drug abroad, she said, has other challenges: Packages occasionally get held up in customs, and others don't show up at all.
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If the user still decides to post, a red warning will show up at the bottom of the post, flagging it as fake.
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"They say that they're worried it'll encourage Republicans to show up at the polls in November, so we actually polled that," Steyer said.
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Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump told CNBC on Thursday that wage stagnation is the reason 25,000 people show up at his rallies.
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Archie goes to Reggie and offers to give him back the Bulldog votes if Reggie promises to show up at Hiram's business dinner.
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Businesses can rent laowais—foreigners—to show up at parties, to masquerade as CEOs and doctors, even to act as emissaries of Obama.
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Manafort will have to agree to forfeit four properties in New York, Florida, and Virginia if he fails to show up at court.
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A Facebook page titled Princess Victoria's Heavenly Birthday is asking people to show up at an Albuquerque park wearing purple -- Victoria's favorite color.
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That's because several restaurant chains around the country are rewarding customers who show up at its stores in costume with discounts and freebies.
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Ellerin's friends later told police that Gargiulo, who lived less than a block away from her, would show up at her house uninvited.
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Instead, he realized shortly after his show-up-at-the-doorstep thing that his love for her was a little over the top.
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It's the first time a Housewife has crossed franchise lines to show up at another reunion, and it appears to be totally unplanned.
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The Trump campaign has been assuring everyone that a wave of silent voters will show up at the polls Tuesday and elect him.
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Mr. McGurk said that if they did not show up at the plane waiting on the tarmac promptly, there would be no deal.
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Rumours of Lagerfeld's ill-health had swirled after he failed to show up at Chanel's January show in Paris for his customary bow.
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"I was just like, the FBI's going to show up at my house and it got a little spooky from there," he said.
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Now you can order as much as you want without worrying about keeping track of when they all show up at your door.
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Oh, and the actual cast of Riverdale show up at the end, just to make the whole thing that little bit more meta.
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Oftentimes, Wade will show up at a child's doorstep and deliver a big surprise, handing over the packages herself, along with a hug.
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Our routine usually went something like this: we'd show up at the club, pay for a table, and immediately be treated like royalty.
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The airline declared an "operational emergency" at several maintenance bases last month, telling scheduled mechanics to show up at work or risk termination.
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Given that the ceremony really feeds into the fervor of pop culture enthusiasm, celebrities usually show up at least a little in character.
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"Discrimination and harassment are not acceptable and in stark contrast to how we expect people to show up at work," the company said.
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They should not be expected to show up at work not knowing if their employer and government will protect them from physical assault.
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Janet Gwilym, the managing attorney of Kids in Need of Defense, said ICE agents regularly show up at shelters at 11:30 p.m.
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"You can't show up at the airport hoping to talk your way into an upgrade," said Mark Jeffries, a corporate speaker and author.
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No one knows for certain which López Obrador will show up at Los Pinos (the Mexican White House), the pragmatist or the revolutionary.
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If Zuckerberg intends to do right by the public -- and Facebook's shareholders -- it would behoove him to show up at the next hearing.
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Maryland law requires requesters to show up at the State Ethics Commission in person, and the public officials are notified of the requests.
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Each year at the Brooks River large brown bears — that park biologists have never spotted before — show up at the salmon-rich waterfall.
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After all, what better way to raise awareness for women's rights than to show up at a house party looking like a vulva?
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"I'm honestly surprised when I show up at a dude's hotel room, and there isn't a CPAP machine on his nightstand," he joked.
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This lets us figure out what your expected utility loss is going to be depending on when you show up at the airport.
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Before every game he would show up at the park three hours early, hauling out equipment and chopping ice for the water cooler.
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Earlier in the week, the national director of the Ku Klux Klan said its members from Massachusetts would show up at the rally.
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They'd open up an official deportation case in an immigration court, then release the immigrant to show up at his next court date.
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And you show up at the same place with the same people long enough, you get to know them, and you become friends.
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And during school vacation weeks, when siblings are more likely to show up at the hospital, they provide special activities and educational sessions.
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I'll never forget those first meetings because these really young, creative people would show up at these meetings with a stack of press.
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Campaigns promised to "wifeless young voters" that "all the handsome and intelligent young ladies" supported their party and would show up at rallies.
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When those people show up at Misi, odds are good that they will not have chosen that day to start a keto diet.
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Although free tickets are snapped up months in advance, those without reservations show up at the bus stop anyway and often are rewarded.
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When customers show up at the Truck, their senses are treated to unique sights and sounds exclusive to the offer and Treasure Truck.
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She has been estranged from her brother and reported him as missing in February, forcing Ataucusi to show up at a police station.
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White House officials said on Saturday that Mr. Mulvaney intends to show up at the agency's office on Monday to begin his work.
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They will show up at Christmas at Helsinki airport, they will be recognized, and they will feel it in people's eyes: the disrespect.
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He didn't show up at a debate organized by Maclean's magazine and Rogers Communications' chain of TV stations despite joining it last time.
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Dennis Hopper would show up at her father's with a troupe and they were drugged up to the nth degree, but she wasn't.
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The reviews from international sites show up at the bottom of each product page with the option to translate them into other languages.
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If there are any new products that don't fit into the other three usual event slots, they can show up at this one.
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He has called in a favor, asking Mike to show up at Chuck's house as a handyman to fix the door Jimmy busted.
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In fact, every year during qualifying, many fans show up at Wimbledon's main grounds, on the assumption that the qualifiers are held there.
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Members of the Academy "will show up at one of the performances" and then hand over his medal privately, an academy spokesman said.
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Fight For The Future is calling on activists to show up at lawmakers' town hall meetings this week to advocate for net neutrality.
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Rumors of Lagerfeld's ill-health had swirled after he failed to show up at Chanel's January show in Paris for his customary bow.
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All pharmaceutical marketers had to do was show up at a doctor's office and promise a meal or cash for a speaking engagement.
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"Just because they didn't show up at my house and burn a cross, their actions and their words can still destroy lives," she said.
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Juan, if you&aposre a family, and you show up at a legal port of entry in this country, you will not be separated.
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Dahman decided to launch the volunteer-driven project after watching a crowd of 100 spontaneously show up at a town hall held by Rep.
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If he dies, I will personally show up at Marvel Studios' HQ to protest should Endgame inflict any more permanent harm on the character.
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You can look up your Tinder date's address in public records and just show up at their place, but they'll probably call the cops!
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Mr Sisi would show up at meetings with his sleeves rolled up and hands wet, as though he had been washing himself for prayer.
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Camera content added to stories will show up at the top of friends' Facebook app, similarly to how stories are laid out on Instagram.
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This info will show up at the top of your Google search results, rather than stay buried inside some hard-to-navigate government website.
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He wasn't scheduled to show up at the first competition in Texas, but ultimately graced the stage to rapturous applause from everyone in attendance.
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All S. can do, as he thinks of his family, is wait and pray that the man will show up at his door again.
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Some people down a pitcher of frozen mango margaritas and show up at their ex's doorstep demanding answers about why things didn't work out.
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When it was time to meet, the brother and sister did not show up at the lobby nor answer the phone in their room.
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You'll never need to ask for a side of ranch ever again when you show up at a restaurant wearing a Hidden Valley sweatshirt.
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"It's very interesting when you show up at a management offsite and it's not PowerPoint and Excel for the first half-hour," Pinkham said.
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Laila's three cousins, Liberty, Leo, and Nora Lawrence, show up at the funeral to meet their long-lost cousin, separated after a family rift.
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African-American, Latino and younger voters failed to show up at the polls in sufficient numbers Tuesday to propel Clinton into the White House.
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When Rent-A-Center show up at my place of employment I informed the gentleman I was recording our conversation and agreed to it.
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Usually people are still respected if they show up at 90, but they say, 'He's not like he used to be' and all that.
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Though, sometimes I sure wish I had a personal trainer who'd just show up at my house after Miles goes down for a nap.
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These are the black-clad folks who show up at alt-right rallies or conferences in order to shut them down before they happen.
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The THR survey found that MoviePass subscribers are 38 percent more likely to decide what to see once they show up at the theater.
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The method assumes a carefully cultivated list of supporters, well acquainted with what is expected of them when they show up at their precincts.
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Problem: Josh's Ex Is Pregnant He might have if his wife Claire (Anastasia Barzee) didn't show up at his door, looking extremely pregnant herself.
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It took awhile for the real Clemson to show up this season, but boy did the Tigers show up at exactly the right time.
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You probably won't show up at a protest in D.C. if you don't think there's enough people who care enough to come with you.
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Through DNA profiling, also known as DNA fingerprinting, scientists analyze that material and create a chart on which variations show up at different locations.
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When you open Twitter after some time away, highly ranked tweets will show up at the top of your timeline in reverse-chronological order.
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She didn't have access to government insurance, so she had to show up at the hospital in a state of emergency to receive dialysis.
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Khatab said Seddique Mateen would show up at his studio in Canoga Park, California, "three or four times a year" to tape his shows.
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We're told the plan is for Kanye to show up at Joel's 11 AM service in Houston this coming Sunday at the Lakewood Church.
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"The best thing to do here is to stop someone before they even show up at the school and shoot it up," Rubio says.
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Warren, one of the chief architects of the CFPB, met with English on Monday, disputing Mulvaney's assertion that English didn't show up at work.
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Mr. Ryan said the polling site coordinator failed to show up at Ms. Desai's polling place, the Atlantic Terminal Senior Citizens Center in Brooklyn.
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My job as a dancer was to keep my head down and show up at work eight shows a week, no matter the reviews.
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My job as a writer is to keep my chin up and show up at the blank page, no matter what people are saying.
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He is expected to show up at a FN political bureau meeting on Tuesday, at which his daughter has said he is not welcome.
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Why it matters: That could be good for GOP voter turnout, since older voters are traditionally more likely to show up at the polls.
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After all, simply having an Amazon box show up at your door is a good reminder to go and swap out your old filter.
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"They didn't have to do anything other than occasionally show up at pot shops," O'Dea says of the rappers, both of whom he likes.
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A traditional caucus requires voters to show up at a specific time, disenfranchising many shift workers, people with disabilities, caregivers, or those lacking transportation.
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Canadian citizens who show up at a land border with coronavirus symptoms will be allowed into the country, but will be placed in quarantine.
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Both for "Sometimes Trumpers" and beyond, it is not just whether they approve of the president, but also whether they show up at all.
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They could schedule another session, meet at an alternative site or show up at Parliament anyway, which could prompt the police to intervene again.
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If they had thought they could just show up at any border entry and make their case for American sanctuary, they soon learned otherwise.
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They literally killed a journalist, and Donald Trump is talking about, like it's the media's fault that the pipe bombs show up at CNN.
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One concern holding workers back from staying home is the fear that they could be fired if they don't physically show up at work.
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We have to wonder, have any of those white folks who show up at the President's screaming mob rallies ever left their home county?
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"There were many times when I would show up at a job and no man talked to me, or acknowledged my presence," she said.
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You can drop a blank ballot into the box if you want, but if you don't show up at all, you can be fined.
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New trends from the fashion shows I had just seen published online would magically show up at Forever221 stores just a few weeks later.
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Right after Robin got the "Mork & Mindy" TV show, he'd show up at our house to meet with my mom, wearing the Mork outfit.
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But other sellers have clogged the listing with completely different boots from the same brand, which show up at the top of the page.
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Then, inescapably, you've got to show up at the nursing home, walk around, talk to residents and family and staff, ask a zillion questions.
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In a caucus, people are required to show up at a designated place, group themselves by which candidate they support and then lobby others.
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"I was afraid no one was going to show up at all," says the race director, Andrew Younger, who's joining us for the run.
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The easiest way to do this is to show up at the store with a bunch of money and buy the phone you want.
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The company then drops ads on the likely owners of those homes — identified by the IP addresses that consistently show up at that address.
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It does show up at her house and she doesn't understand why, if other foods are showing up at my house ... Why everybody... Yeah.
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Then they can't hear as well out of that ear, and they may eventually show up at the doctor complaining about a clogged ear.
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INGRAHAM: Approximately 28% of all removal orders, that&aposs deportation orders, each year result from a failure from people to show up at their hearings.
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Eleven years went by before I mustered the courage to show up at another—but again, it was under the auspices of being for work.
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"He can't contact me, he can't show up at my house, my school or work when I get a job," Lowry tells her friend Sterling.
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At the end of the trailer, there's a brief appearance of Mewtwo, so it's possible that he will show up at some locations as well.
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The tl;dr version is that caucusgoers show up at their local site, whether it's a high school gym, church basement, or local VFW hall.
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Fiat Chrysler — Fiat Chrysler is coming under criticism in Europe, after the automaker failed to show up at a meeting on emissions with German officials.
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It's another thing to have professional disruptors show up at an event with the intent to derail so that you can't connect with your constituents.
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She told them if federal agents show up at the house, before opening the door the family should make sure the officials have a warrant.
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The Republican candidate has gone on and on about this link, and even had Leave leader Nigel Farage show up at some of his rallies.
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A group story will show up at the top of a Group's page, and users can contribute by clicking the "add" button next to it.
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Trump is calling on his supporters to show up at the polls in "certain places," such as minority communities in Philadelphia, essentially sanctioning voter intimidation.
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For Christian Pellot, most weeks begin the same way, with a text from an unfamiliar number telling him to show up at a specific address.
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And because Amazon's fulfillment service is used by some eBay sellers, eBay items are known to show up at customers' homes in Amazon-branded packaging.
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Several Philadelphia Eagles and other local entertainers are scheduled to show up at the event ... which has also been promoted by Kevin Hart and Diddy.
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But then I show up at her apartment and there's like a random t-shirt or a hoodie or something lying around, and it's mine.
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The next day was my wife's birthday -- to show up at work on Monday morning, what were we worried about at that time of year?
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She tells them that if they want to know her story, then they need to show up at her show that evening in the lounge.
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From the Night King's perspective, there is absolutely no reason for him to show up at Winterfell, where people are actually prepared for his attack.
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Your Money If you want newly invented ice cream flavors to show up at your home each month, you can get a subscription for that.
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A presidential campaign is tied to hundreds of other races, and is geared toward voters who show up at the polls once every four years.
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"We can't just show up at election time and say the right things… we can't just start building relationships a few weeks before a vote."
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We used to admire how other issues inspired passionate activists to show up at district offices and town hall meetings to ask tough, educated questions.
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The group will show up at festivals with or without permission—meaning its members sometimes are kicked out by events and even risk facing charges.
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When they show up at Chaffetz's town-hall, they're inviting people from all over Utah and even from Colorado to turn it into a show.
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Green Party candidate Jill Stein said she is still planning to show up at the first presidential debate despite not making it onto the stage.
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Questions with the most upvotes will show up at the top of the list so the majority of people coming to the section see it.
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Physicians also are often unaware of physical or emotional issues that show up at school first, or the conditions at home that may impede development.
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In 2016, over 4 million Democrats who voted in 2012 for Barack Obama didn't show up at the polls to pull the lever for Clinton.
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ABC News affiliate WFTV 22019 reports that Zimmerman pleaded no contest in absentia, meaning that he was never required to show up at the courthouse.
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From there, you can send your order off to California and expect a Tesla to show up at your doorstep in six to eight weeks.
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Later that morning, after he failed to show up at the office, his wife, Linda, found his body in the driver's seat of his car.
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To read the article after having despaired for months of ever knowing anything about her was like having her spirit show up at a séance.
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But before you pack a suitcase and show up at Port Authority, let's do some fact-checking about what life here will really be like.
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Sure, he sees plenty of Beliebers, as Bieber's fans are known, show up at Hillsong in the hopes of catching a glimpse of their icon.
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Here's how it worked: I'd show up at headquarters as early as 12:30 AM on a Monday morning, and they'd give me a van.
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Despite the advances of workplace equality movements, women who show up at an office still face a pressure that their male colleagues mostly do not.
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Twitter announced promoted stickers on Monday, a way for big brands to pay so that their stickers show up at the top of the pile.
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He would show up at his neighbors' funerals to sing for free, using his rich bass voice to extol the virtues of revered Shiite figures.
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You have to lead people through the physical world, making them show up at the sponsored pop-up store or vote for the preferred candidate.
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On June 25, Ruengrit Changkwanyuen, a Thai regional manager for General Motors, was among the first volunteer cave divers to show up at the scene.
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"I worry about, when everybody in the Republican Party is running to show how conservative they are, moderates don't show up at all," he said.
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Are you actually supposed to ride the subway or show up at the office on mandatory costume-contest day in some kind of cosplay regalia?
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Just show up at the visitor center, about a 10-minute walk from the campsite, and follow a park ranger through the thick granite walls.
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Spark also has been updated with even more customization options, allowing users to choose which actions show up at the bottom of an open email.
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Bernie and Warren's campaigns are committed to inspiring people who do not normally participate in democracy to show up at the polls this election year.
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After staying out late in Manhattan last Friday and golfing the next morning, Harvey did not show up at Citi Field for that night's game.
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Some thought Epstein owned Victoria's Secret, because of the "caravans of glamorous women" who would show up at the ranch's double-gate off Highway 41.
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Michael Avenatti, the attorney representing Daniels, said it's "very possible" the adult-film actress would show up at Monday's hearing, according to The Associated Press.
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It's an interesting thought experiment, but also a pointless one, since anyone who's seen the movie knows that Ewoks show up at the very end.
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He made us show up at an ungodly hour of the morning, professionally dressed, having read the entire New York Times and San Francisco Chronicle.
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Google didn't show up at all and left an empty chair after the committee rejected an offer to testify from their head of public policy.
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Shall we have a robot show up at the night arraignment when Junior is locked up for crashing his car and injuring others while texting?
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The poll watchers are different from the supporters Donald Trump is encouraging to show up at polling locations "in certain places" to watch what happens.
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If nothing else, why not at least consider that I can whip myself into shape at 39 and show up at trials and make the final?
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The issues began when Morley was presiding over a case involving Reynaldo Castro-Tum — a man who'd failed to show up at his immigration court hearings.
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If for some reason you don't show up at the specified time or location, they'll know something is wrong and can seek help if need be.
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There are a couple weak spots: search isn't great, and some features that Twitter refuses to build APIs for, like polls, don't show up at all.
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As 10PM approached, stunning young people in elegant outfits and bronze eye makeup started to show up at "Show Up!" and crowd in on our table.
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As shown in the first episode of the Netflix series, Haraway failed to show up at school or church or work, which was unusual for her.
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On May 8, her mother reported her daughter missing when she failed to show up at Berkeley Springs High School, the sheriff said in a release.
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Across the United States, advocacy groups have been canvassing neighborhoods, handing out fliers telling people what to do if ICE agents show up at their door.
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If you show up at the gym five days in a row — even if it's just for two minutes — you're casting votes for your new identity.
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Is any career understanding when you show up at negative 10% because your kids wouldn't let you sleep & you want to hide under your covers & cry?
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In a memo to state school districts, Malloy's office urged education officials to develop a plan in the event that immigration agents show up at schools.
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What is it about boy bands that make them so appealing that grown women (and men) will show up at concerts shrieking like they're still tweens?
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"The one thing that felt important is that we all show up at Cannes, because that would be the beginning of our journey together," she explained.
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You need somebody there because a willing buyer and a willing seller on a thinly traded stock doesn't happen to show up at the same time.
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They're even planning a coordinated demonstration where dozens of handmaids simultaneously show up at state capitols or in other public places in cities across the country.
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Omg it's 2009 and Michael Jackson isn't actually dead but he's definitely going to show up at the Stone Circle and serenade us all at 1am!
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After making a reservation on your phone, an autonomously driven, box-shaped pod would show up at your location to take you to the hyperloop station.
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It's restrained, romantic, and perfectly paced; by the time it's finished, you're half-expecting someone to show up at your door with chocolate and a ring.
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In fact, the President on Friday repeatedly said he wanted Democrats to call him, or show up at the White House, to negotiate such a deal.
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Having a documentary filmmaker show up at your protagonist's door is a handy device if this kind of fictional autobiography is what you have in mind.
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Buress promised $500 to the person who, after sending photos to a specific email, would show up at the premiere and pretend to be the comedian.
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Children forcibly separated from their parents are legally considered Unaccompanied Alien Children, a designation normally reserved for kids who show up at the border by themselves.
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Paulina has a boyfriend named Kofi; he plays soccer and is very busy, which was why he didn't show up at the past two school dances.
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Because officials don't always have to give notice in advance about such changes, voters may learn of them only when they show up at the polls.
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In the case of Giersdorf, a person or persons reported a crime at his house, thus causing armed police to show up at his front door.
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At the emergency meeting to discuss how to bring the raging Amazon rainforest fires under control, Trump had the nerve to not show up at all.
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McClendon, a pioneer of the U.S. fracking boom who failed to show up at a dinner with friends the night of the indictment, denied the charges.
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Caucuses clearly limit participation by requiring voters to show up at a specific time and sit through hours of speeches and instructions to cast a ballot.
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According to a Facebook page called No Nazis at UF, more than 2,700 people plan to show up at the Phillips Center to express their disapproval.
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Everyone knew where to click when they wanted a black sedan to show up at their door, whether they were sober, drunk, or in a hurry.
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"It would be pretty easy [for an American] to show up at an Indian hospital with a bag of blood and get it transfused," says Carney.
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But you could show up at Standing Rock with nothing, just the shirt on your back, and you would be provided with food, shelter, and protocol.
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WeWork benefit with the Business Platinum cardIf you're a Business Platinum cardholder, you can show up at any of WeWork's 300+ workspaces in 75 cities nationwide.
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But since he has not presented it yet, his demand for the Palestinians to show up at the negotiating table is a bit out of sequence.
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They read his tweets and waited for him to show up at a Group of 7 meeting, sure that he would never follow through on proposals.
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The ad, titled "Important", promised that if people did show up at the polls, actor Mark Ruffalo would do a nude scene in his next movie.
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She would show up at this appointment, take the drug of her choice (or whatever the facility provides), and wait to allow it to kick in.
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Housen would show up at some high school in the middle of July with nets, mops, towels and, after investigating their sizes, sneakers for Mullin's friends.
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SURFACING "I never lock my door; if people show up at night, I will wake up," said I Gusti Mangku Sasak, a holistic Usada Bali healer.
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After the Parkland school shooting — and with heated emotions for and against President Trump — perhaps young Americans will show up at the polls in record numbers.
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Democrats fear that would enrage Mr. Trump and his supporters, prompting them to show up at the polls to take out their anger on the opposition.
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Some people would show up at Scrabble club events only to be challenged on the word "zen," then leave and never come back, Mr. Chew recalled.
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The clay cups with little spouts begin to show up at around 7,000 BC, coming in all sorts of shapes and sizes, from bowls to animals.
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Next up: The 2018 midterm elections, during which The Skimm's co-CEOs hope to get 100,000 young people to show up at the polls and vote.
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She couldn't exactly show up at Chasen-Winney for visiting hours, so she'd snuck out to the grave a few days later, bawling her eyes out.
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Selective business subsidies, on the other hand, allow them to show up at ribbon-cutting and groundbreaking ceremonies, even if those don't actually develop the economy.
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This is where we'll talk about miscellaneous Apple products and services that could reasonably show up at any of the events we've talked about so far.
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While R. and F. retrieve the truck, K. and I sit in the warm sun and pet all the dogs that show up at the trailhead.
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The Bandidos argue the Cossacks are not members of the Confederation of Clubs and had no reason to show up at the restaurant that Sunday afternoon.
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They show up at every race, three generations strong; Amber's parents even got a pair of mini-donkeys so they can hike along behind the grandkids.
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Tinguely would show up at the garden with "suitcases full of cash," Philip Mathews recalled, and his father, Harry, sent money to pay a shrubbery bill.
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The language of strategy and messaging has shifted to the voters, who show up at events talking about grassroots donor strength and margins in purple counties.
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"You show up at an airport and you feel like you're with your people," Mr. Hardies said, referring to protests against the Trump administration's travel ban.
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She said that those behind the prize will "show up at one of the performances" and "hand over" Mr. Dylan's commemorative diploma and medal in person.
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Around 20 to 40 percent of immigrants have failed to show up at a hearing over the past five years, data from the Justice Department shows.
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The episode unfolded shortly after he made a video in which he discussed the importance of voting and encouraged people to show up at the polls.
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But she did show up at the White House after her wedding with members of the wedding party, according to a person familiar with the events.
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The ad, titled "Important," promised that if people did show up at the polls, actor Mark Ruffalo would do a nude scene in his next movie.
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That's a difference if I show up at a hospital, and they check for DNA because someone assaulted me and don't have records for this person.
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Show up at your friends' houses unexpectedly, offering them Christmas gifts and wondering why they don't cry tears of joy at the mere sight of you.
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Katy Perry and John Mayer did what many of us couldn't do ... show up at the same concert after apparently breaking up ... each with a date.
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This difference will show up at the debate, allowing Clinton to give factually defensible and politically tenable answers to a range of questions on weighty matters.
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That's why taqueros see drunk, brokenhearted people show up at 3 AM, looking to keep their demons at bay by eating as many tacos as possible.
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But in a bizarre turn of events, a Gorbachev impersonator did show up at his hotel, and Trump enthusiastically greeted him, thinking he was the real deal.
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To not only show up at demonstrations or protests or marches but to actually in a very tangible form prove that we really mean what we say.
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It's also worth noting that Snoop Dogg's cousin, WWE wrestler Sasha Banks, hinted recently in an interview with Rolling Stone that Snoop might show up at Wrestlemania.
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"The news has been centered around grassroots people being paid to show up at town halls and protests -- that cannot be further from the truth," Lucey said.
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Or, what's worse, they wouldn't show up at all and the perishable Brazil nuts would become a convenient feast for cute-and-colorful macaws with the munchies.
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It all began when Judge Steven Morley presided over a case involving Reynaldo Castro-Tum — a man who'd failed to show up at his immigration court hearings.
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As was expected, the judge ordered Manafort to agree to forfeit four properties in New York, Florida, and Virginia if he fails to show up at court.
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We saw it show up at CES on the Withings Move and a promise that it could be used for biometric identification on a future Motiv ring.
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More likely, those voters aren't undecided about whom they basically support as much as they're not sure they'll actually show up at the polls on Nov. 9.
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As you'll see in the video above, Gad and Evans have clear favorites — and some harsh criticism for the guys who "just show up" at the end.
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Though the full lineup has yet to show up at every TJ's location across the country, some seasonal products have finally begun to land in select stores.
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Breaking into the fur store is easy, until the brother and dad, and later the cops (or rather, the Fish & Wildlife authority) show up at the store.
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After finding the right people who promise to show up at the right time, the panel company will typically hold sessions in a few major US cities.
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Typically, patients are put into a CT scanner when they show up at an emergency ward following a closed head injury (meaning the skull is still intact).
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You wait for years for a full-frame mirrorless camera to show up from the most dominant brands in photography, and then two show up at once.
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Mitchell later told investigators she knew they planned to kill her husband, and didn't show up at the pick up point because she loved him too much.
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How many are no more willing to go shopping on a Saturday than they are to show up at a domestic violence shelter or seek public benefits?
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The prize-givers also said they planned to show up at one of Dylan's performances — on Saturday and Sunday in Stockholm and on April 9 in Lund.
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Strach said she expects 56 percent of the state's 6.6 million registered voters to show up at the polls, either during early voting or on Election Day.
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Right wingers have a predilection for fearing Antifa, despite the fact that they only seem to show up at neo-Nazi rallies and to protest police brutality.
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We know that he plans show up at several caucuses around the state Monday -- and even try to speak, though candidates aren't typically allowed to do that.
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If you're drooling at the thought of a The Dark Tower universe, you'll have to show up at the theater for the first chapter come next January.
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But if a female user suddenly gets a bad vibe from her date, must she still show up at the risk of getting kicked off the service?
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That figure doesn't include the thousands of minors who show up at the border without a guardian every month, a number that has increased significantly in 2000.
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While polls show that younger people are more likely to support candidates with strong environmental policies, they are also less likely to show up at the polls.
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It might be you, it might be your co-worker, but at some point this winter, someone's going to show up at the office when they shouldn't.
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Jones also asked Schwab about a recent video that shows him getting interrupted during a CBS News interview by two men who show up at his door.
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If you want to buy a car, don't want until you show up at the dealership to find out if you can actually afford to buy one.
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"Where Republicans can really get hurt is not so much that people vote Democrat for Congress but that they don't show up at all," Mr. Born said.
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"My protagonist has let his guard down — he is absolutely certain that Cersei will show up (at his request)," he said, according to a translation by Mashable.
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Bossland didn't show up at a California District Court trial, and with no opposition, the court ruled that Bossland owed Blizzard $8,563,600 for 42,818 intellectual property violations.
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We're told the 13-year-old has also been getting some creepy offers ... big bucks to show up at bars -- where everyone else has to be 21.
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But to show up at work in the virtual club, these DJs drag their real world bodies to a low-key office building in Redwood City, California.
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In most caucuses, voters are required to show up at a designated place, group themselves by which candidate they support and then lobby others to join them.
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You don't know what's going to happen — you don't know if once you get home, ICE will show up at your house and try to detain you.
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Unless Democrats turn toward communities like Flint and others, she argued, voters of color and those from marginalized communities will not show up at the ballot box.
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I have a show up at the Andy Warhol Museum, and we've made sure to have events geared toward black communities that have not always felt welcome.
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In contrast, Kenika Eison, a medical assistant, had to show up at schools unannounced during off hours, hoping a principal would come out to talk to her.
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Humphrey Bogart brooded for months after Ingrid Bergman failed to show up at the train station, although some would argue that was a dump, not a slight.
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When army trucks rumble past, or police officers show up at a mosque, the result is often a huge group of young men hurling rocks at them.
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Football fans and halftime show lovers alike are bound to show up at work Monday with plenty of things to discuss about their Super Bowl viewing experience.
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A student will come to my office, meet me after class or show up at my table at a research fair and profess their love of history.
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The business is called Bridesmaid for Hire and yes, strangers hire us to show up at their wedding and be their maid-of-honor for the day.
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Since it was a Sunday in mid-January, Ms. Blandori felt confident she could show up at one of the many beachfront hotels and score a room.
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Groups of unidentified men would show up at dusk, warning residents that they could lose their jobs or face violence if they continued to pursue the case.
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I am taping "Highly Questionable" from Los Angeles, via a remote camera, so I show up at our studio near the Staples Center to get camera ready.
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Christine Rollins, a 59-year old caregiver to an elderly couple in Anahuac, failed to show up at her normal time on Sunday, the sheriff's office said.
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News executives and their security offices have decades of experience with belligerent customers, unstable viewers, and menacing readers who send threatening letters or show up at offices.
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As more livestreamers and citizen journalists show up at protests, it can be tricky, even for press freedom groups, to determine who to count as a journalist.
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An iPhone SE successor Rumors have churned about a new iPhone SE for years, and it doesn't seem like one will show up at next week's event.
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Most days he would spend several hours at the company's headquarters in Norcross, Ga.; other times, he would show up at restaurants and mix with the customers.
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Orrin Hatch said on Tuesday evening that they planned to proceed with the nomination even if Ford does not show up at the planned hearing on Monday.
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She is overjoyed when two strangers wearing blue scrubs show up at her home: Andrea Krasniansky, a physician assistant, and Ashton Pike, a third-year medical student.
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SoftBank, though, has kept a very low profile during the controversy, declining to say for a long time whether Son would even show up at the conference.
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Messi himself occasionally did not show up at his own tour, and at times his team was forced to recruit local college players to fill out rosters.
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"I don't want my name in print, and have these violent guys show up at my door," he wrote in a Twitter message to the Marshall Project.
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When Winchell failed to show up at their opening, Allison didn't lose faith, telling his employees to treat every new customer as though they were the proprietor themselves.
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In the second half of the premiere, Hannah's Bachelor BFFs Demi Burnett and Katie Morton show up at the Bachelor mansion to stir up some for-television drama.
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He also talked about his concern that his own teenage children should have access to their phones to call 911 should a shooter show up at their school.
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I feel like we're all going to show up at the police station and figure out what's going on and do whatever we can to get him out.
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When someone tells you they are no longer interested in a sexual relationship with you, you are creating an uncomfortable situation when you show up at their door.
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Steve Cohen made fun of Attorney General Bill Barr, who failed to show up at his House Judiciary Committee hearing, by eating fried chicken, that's hard to do.
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Pimples are like annoying family members: They show up at the most inopportune times, can be stressful as fuck, and almost everybody has had to deal with one.
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The film stars Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem and is basically about things getting increasingly creepy inside an old house after some strangers show up at the door.
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"K-pop stars show up at the Seoul airport in statement-making outfits," said Courtney Lee, a Duke University student who travels to South Korea to visit family.
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Though Forza Italia said Berlusconi may resume campaigning later on Tuesday, he did not show up at the event scheduled for the afternoon with the European election candidates.
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Just don't expect them to show up at a mall near you, because Kennedy tells us that she's planning on keeping her operation on a very small scale.
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Starting today, the Treasure Truck will show up at select Whole Foods stores with an Instant Pot (the 3 Qt. 7-in-1 Multi-Use Programmable Pressure Cooker).
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By default, the navigation drawer is now also always at the top of the screen and notifications show up at the bottom — putting the information at the center.
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With the moon in sartorial Libra until Saturday night, the vision will be there for anyone wishing to show up at the party with strong costume game intact.
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Under the new system, if your driver fails to show up at the scheduled time, Uber will give you $10 that you can put toward your next trip.
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Apple has held a handful of flashy stage shows to reveal new products or services since then, but AirPower has yet to show up at any of them.
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Germany last week reached an agreement with Spain for Madrid to take back asylum-seekers who previously applied there and then show up at the German-Austrian border.
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Not only do these two have endless energy and performed like 17 times, they managed to show up at what seemed to be every single showcase to watch.
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That said, the chances that the rumored Pixel Watch will show up at Google I/O seem kind of slim, but I wouldn't completely rule out the possibility.
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"Is any career understanding when you show up at negative 10% because your kids wouldn't let you sleep & you want to hide under your covers & cry?" she asked.
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Senior GOP lawmakers said Wednesday that the politically fraught road to then-nominee Kavanaugh's confirmation galvanized Republicans to show up at the polls for the midterm elections. Sens.
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President Trump isn't expected to show up at the New York Auto Show this week, but his presence will be felt with the reveal of every new model.
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Sometimes, even though the abortion clinic has been closed for more than two years, women still show up at his center next door thinking they're at Planned Parenthood.
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Some 20-30 percent might not vote and about 30 percent of those who plan to show up at the polling stations are unsure whom to vote for.
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Requiring fingerprints of those who show up at the polls without identification is a cost-effective measure that will deter voter fraud by making it easier to detect.
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The Bandidos argue the Cossacks are not members of the Confederation of Clubs and had no reason to show up at the Twin Peaks restaurant that Sunday afternoon.
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Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason show up at an office every day, where we get to see how they act when they are unaware of the celestial consequences.
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"Or work part-time or volunteer to stay involved so that there are people who know you should show up at a certain place at a certain time."
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The entertainment included Redfoo of LMFAO and Flo Rida, which, to bros, is like having Chewbacca and R2-D2 show up at your ''Star Wars''-themed bar mitzvah.
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If I'm feeling shitty I leave countries and find psychologists and read books and show up at meditations until I find my way back to a good place.
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They also arranged to have parents show up at various places where their children were, including the apartment and shopping areas where protests have been staged, they said.
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Among the newly registered, more than 203,200 live in Tennessee, and Mr. Bredesen will need every one of them to show up at the polls on Nov. 6.
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If progressives wind up feeling as though their team didn't fight fiercely enough against Mr. Trump's nominee, they could be less inspired to show up at the polls.
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Olivier Werner, who plays the nameless central character with a sense of manic despair, initially appears to show up at his ex-girlfriend's door, much to her distress.
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She described his demeanor as civil, even after she received "an ominous card" directing her to show up at a school to be deported to German-occupied Poland.
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"I do not believe it is fair or right for protesters to show up at the homes of people who dedicate their lives to public service," Lacey said.
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Army units around the country, assuming that military chiefs were leading the coup and expecting them to show up at any moment, bloodlessly secured the rest of Libya.
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"We've planned all these conservation measures around areas where we have known the whales to show up at the same time each time of year," Dr. Record said.
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Mr. Mallet has noticed that clients often show up at his salons in the winter with dry, itchy scalps because they use hotter water when it's cold outside.
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That drew criticism from people who wondered how he could pull out of a golf tournament one day, only to show up at an amusement park the next.
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The answer to that question comes in the final moments of the episode when those same SUVs show up at Ruth's drop-off point to blow things up.
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"I do not believe it is fair or right for protesters to show up at the homes of people who dedicate their lives to public service," Lacey continued.
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Occasionally a Confederate officer will show up at the gate, and the military situation sometimes arises in conversation, but the conflict is more a premise than a subject.
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When patients of Dr. Adolph Harper, a gynecologist, needed to buy opioids, they often seemed to show up at Rite Aid stores near his office in Akron, Ohio.
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Progressive activists are coordinating grassroots supporters to show up at town halls over the next two weeks, where Democrats are sure to face questions about their impeachment inquiry.
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Eventually, the young Paul gets the nerve to show up at the wood shop, where he persuades Giovanni to teach him the tricks of restoration: gouging, scraping, polishing.
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Kim guided me to her office, where patients can get started on addiction treatment the day they show up — at little to no cost, depending on insurance coverage.
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Further, many of the people would show up at hospitals in need of care, won't be able to pay the bill, and drive costs higher for everyone else.
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He also posted a pic of himself armed and threatened he would show up at the concert -- and that prompted the venue and promoters to cancel the show.
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"We are asking customers to show up at the airport early ... It's just inconvenient for the passengers," President and Chief Operating Officer Walter Cho told Reuters in Taipei.
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So when trans people show up at the polling booth, they may have their identities questioned and denied because their physical appearance doesn't match what their ID says.
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So you show up at the right places, find the right people (this town has coffee and pastry shops like Boston has Irish bars) and leave plenty of messages.
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The first is to turn on your TV to the Food Network and wait (probably not long) for him to show up at a diner, drive-in, or dive.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Police did eventually show up at the boy's house to educate him on the proper use of the emergency number.
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When it comes to staying healthy, all of us, including the chronically ill, "have a lot to do ourselves, not just show up at the doctor's office," she said.
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For many of the more than 400,000 federal employees deemed "essential," taking on another job is not possible because they're still expected to show up at their current one.
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Warren was the first person to show up at The Barn on January 14, the day that Mujica drove the two men there from a gas station in Ajo.
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This means more and more consumers are going to get used to having whatever they order on the internet show up at their doorsteps in 603 hours or less.
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Under the law, the appointment should make English the agency's acting director, though the White House says that Mulvaney plans to show up at the CFSB Monday morning anyway.
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They show up at the base in Las Vegas, put on their uniforms, and sit in a dark trailer filled with glowing monitors and panels for hours on end.
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So she does what any rational person would do when someone close to them doesn't show up at home for a couple of days — she shoots him a text.
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When the Coopers show up at the Blossom House Of Horrors to take Polly, who was being held semi-captive at Thornhill, Penelope was nonplussed by the incest accusations.
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Unlike most of the other futuristic or environmentally conscious car startups that show up at CES, Elio buyers could still fill up their ride at a traditional gas station.
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Gig Workers Rising, a driver advocacy group in Northern California, expect several hundred drivers to show up at Uber HQ among thousands taking action around the country on Wednesday.
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Mobile apps and delivery has made getting meals so easy, that some customers are cutting back on trips to restaurants in favor of having food show up at home.
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If you want an abortion in Mississippi, you must visit an abortion clinic once for counseling, wait 24 hours, then show up at the clinic again for the procedure.
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Children who show up at the border by themselves are usually apprehended by Border Patrol agents or turn themselves in to customs officers at the Department of Homeland Security.
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While the national average for voter turnout in France is 80 percent, Vedral thinks Le Pen could get 85 percent of her supporters to show up at the polls.
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Passengers planning to travel into the United States should "show up at the airport three hours before departure to comply with the procedures," Mexico's civil aviation authority said Tuesday.
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But others argued that diehard Republican voters -- the base voters who are most likely to show up at the polls Thrusday and vote for Gianforte Thursday -- wouldn't be phased.
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Republican Representative Matt Gaetz's bill to abolish the EPA, for instance, caused widespread internet outrage and inspired hundreds of protesters to show up at a town hall Gaetz hosted.
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But this is the era of negative partisans: consistent voters who show up at the polls not because they like their representatives but because they hate the other party.
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"The idea is to not have these businesses show up at state offices with suitcases of cash to pay their taxes," said Katie Hanzlik, press officer with Hertzberg's office.
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The police show up At this point Hayes, who often records his activities as a real estate investor for his YouTube channel, pulled out his smartphone and started recording.
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"I'm sure you're sick and tired of politicians who think they can just show up at election time, say a few nice words and earn your support," said Mrs.
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Members often show up at the events wearing red Make America Great Again hats and Fuentes's show is called "America First" in a nod to the president's popular slogan.
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As Airbnb pushes itself to be a community-driven product, it's not surprising that a huge event would show up at a huge venue including those same super-hosts.
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Little things can throw the room, like if somebody's flight didn't come, or three extra people showed up, or Tom Cruise decided to show up at the last minute.
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Hours later, James started a tweet "u bum," without mentioning Trump by name and said Curry had already said he wasn't going to show up at the White House.
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A big important part is to find out what bills are being introduced, [and] figure out how to show up at a committee hearing and testify for three minutes.
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Does anyone really think that when the agents of Leviathan show up at your doorstep to deport you to the gulag, your trusty Smith & Wesson will see you through?
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In a 2014 experiment, Christopher Barnes of the University of Washington and colleagues asked 142 people with extreme chronotypes to show up at their laboratory either at 7 a.m.
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While Ron reaches out to the Klan over the telephone — "whitening" his voice in the manner of countless stand-up comedians — he can't very well show up at meetings.
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Some families have been at the Madre Asunta shelter for months, after American immigration authorities sent them to Mexico with instructions to show up at the San Ysidro, Calif.
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Suggestions of trimming benefits or raising the retirement age to make programs more sustainable has been a nonstarter with older voters, who more reliably show up at the polls.
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You can simply stop eating a dud dish, but when some food doesn't show up at all, that's the kind of inconsistency that can keep even normal people away.
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But he wasn't really worried by the fact that, according to this study, three-quarters of all kids who show up at the ER with croup are given dexamethasone.
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George Arnstein was the only World War II veteran to show up at the Battle of the Bulge&aposs 75th anniversary at a memorial in Washington, DC, on Monday.
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Four more people scheduled to appear did not show up at the border port of entry, where they had been told to meet officials to escort them to court.
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Do you think there's any chance that ABC will get Shonda Rhimes — who has likewise signed a nine-figure contract with Netflix — to show up at its event tomorrow?
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When those voters show up at the polls, they'll be turned away simply because there's no record to verify they can be there to participate in their civic duty.
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When you can stay as close to who you are and not anyone else, you will show up at your best, whether you are a contributor or a leader.
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Steve Buscemi, Kevin Spacey, Bruce Willis and Alec Baldwin, doing his best impersonation of Mr. Bennett, also show up at this Radio City Music Hall festivity, taped in September.
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The state railway operator, SNCF, urged travelers not to show up at stations hoping to travel, with 80 percent of trains out of action in the region around Paris.
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Separately, Laura and Tómas show up at a hospital, where Laura visits a dying man (possibly her father) and Tómas participates in a discussion group for people with disabilities.
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"What's gotten under my skin, ladies and gentlemen, is the fact that someone decided to pull a political stunt and show up at an event about tourism," Walker responded.
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Executives at most of the major retailers were confident in recent third-quarter earnings calls that shoppers will show up at stores and online in full force this holiday season.
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As I've learned firsthand, it's awkward to show up at a restaurant or bar and sip on a free glass of water while everyone else is ordering beer and appetizers.
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Kayako, a new Japanese horror movie featuring characters from The Ring and The Grudge, characters from both movies decided to show up at the Nippon-Ham Fighters game in Japan.
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These protections arguably apply to people who are legally here, and to people who show up at the border or an airport trying to gain entry into the United States.
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She said Trump would periodically show up at the resort and each time he did would encourage her to learn everything she could about some new aspect of the business.
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If you're still waiting for Hagrid to show up at your door to reveal that you're really a wizard, well, you may have to settle for the next best thing.
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It could show up at some more film festivals if development continues, in which case I could also see it coming to Oculus Rift and HTC Vive within a year.
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There were meetings with unconfirmed times, or meetings that just didn't show up at all for some unknown reason; and I was counting on my memory to remember they existed.
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TechCrunch Disrupt NY is one of the most anticipated technology conferences of the year and we expect around 3,000 people to show up at the event on May 9-11th.
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Graininess starts to show up at that setting (and even at ISO 3200 sometimes), and I wouldn't really consider this a camera tuned for handling the most challenging lighting situations.
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Trump has urged his backers to show up at the polls to "monitor" voting in heavily Democratic areas, perceived by some as a coded message encouraging intimidation of nonwhite voters.
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However, things start to quickly spiral out of Alicia's control as more and more people show up at her apartment, interrupting this lazy Sunday and bursting hers and Jason's bubble.
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Later that night, though, we see that Melvin tries to get revenge when the cops show up at the farm with a warrant to search the property for stolen goods.
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On the Everything Is Love song "FRIENDS," Jay touches on the fallout with his friend and why he and Bey didn't show up at Kanye and Kim Kardashian's 2015 wedding.
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Your protagonist can show up at a nightclub and jump into the center of the action, throwing their limbs wildly with an enthusiasm that's not generally credited to the undead.
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I have an art show up at World Money Gallery and the closing night party is tonight, June 30, from 6–10 PM. I went to MoCCA a while back.
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Peter's BFF Ned still gets a decent amount of screentime, but Liz Allan and Michelle appear only for the briefest of moments, and Flash Thompson doesn't show up at all.
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He said his family members have been victims of anthrax scares while making an appearance on Fox News's "Hannity," saying they have had "white powder show up" at their residence.
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Trump has frequently used harsh language to attack Democrats, spreading his message to the millions who follow him on Twitter and the thousands who show up at his campaign rallies.
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Moreover, American officials are being criticized for trying to keep out people fleeing gang violence in Central America, even jailing children who show up at the border without legal papers.
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It exists because the Trump operation failed a critical and basic rule of presidential campaigns: at least Google the people who show up at your front door asking for jobs.
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Another way to clinch the gavel is to convince critics to vote present or to not show up at all, which would lower the overall threshold needed to become Speaker.
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Ron, obviously, couldn't show up at the meetings, but he won the organizers' trust over the phone, sending his colleague Flip Zimmerman (Adam Driver) as the undercover version of himself.
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And the White House just ordered a subpoenaed former senior official not to show up at a hearing of a House panel investigating the security clearance process for top officials.
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Turnout is almost always key in elections—and the British pollsters' turnout models were not quite right in terms of predicting which voters would actually show up at the polls.
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But it seems clear that many progressives agree with her—and are ready and waiting should Trump officials show up at their local 7-Eleven for a bag of jerky.
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He was a lively kid, the type to show up at his father's annual Redskins-Cowboys party with four friends and a skit prepared to mock his dad's rooting interest.
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According to Graetz, if I make a math mistake on a form, I'll have to deal with it, but I probably won't have an auditor show up at my door.
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When Sanders decided to run for president once again last year, he and his supporters premised his electoral strategy on getting energetic young people to show up at the polls.
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They are less likely to show up at the southwest border of the United States than people from Latin America who are, relatively speaking, nearby and can come over land.
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I also think that while there is a change in how young people view film and television, there will be loyalists who continue to show up at the box office.
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It is not unusual for protesters motivated by personal stories to show up at hotly contested campaigns for elections, like the one taking place on Tuesday for Alabama's Senate seat.
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In the video above, we explain some of the reasons and argue that there are simple measures that would increase the number of people who show up at the polls.
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When immigrants show up at the border before dawn for their hearings, they are put in CBP holding cells and then bussed to courtrooms, conditions that could spread the virus.
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It can motivate those who trust the President to send money to his campaign, knock on doors to rally the vote and show up at the polls on election day.
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Audience members who show up at the Met after getting used to the cinema experience may well feel frustrated, especially if they're up in the balconies, far from the action.
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" Ryan said the Democrats needs a leader who can go into congressional districts and "pull Trump voters back and energize those voters we need to show up at the polls.
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Turnout is almost always key in elections — and the British pollsters' turnout models were not quite right in terms of predicting which voters would actually show up at the polls.
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In 1990, Mr. Trump persuaded Mr. Jackson to show up at the opening of the Trump Taj Majal in Atlantic City, parading him in front of camera crews and reporters.
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The criminal charges against the NBA player were dropped when Bryant's accuser did not show up at the trial, but both parties later settled a civil case out of court.
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Here is a territory that is so thrilled to become a U.S. state that over three-quarters of the population did not bother to even show up at the polls.
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She has urged the campaign to show up at local events rather than creating events and asking African American residents to come out, advice she says the campaign has taken.
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We think we can achieve our aesthetic goals of trimming and toning by forcing ourselves -- like it or not -- to show up at the gym and go through the motions.
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And their indifference — my folks didn't show up at baseball games, that sort of thing — gave me a fierce need to be independent, to not count on them for anything.
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Should they be given... PIRRO: You know guys what this reminds me of... HAHN: When they show up at an official process for an asylum, should they be treated differently, Tomi?
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"If you don't show up at WrestleMania, you'll be wandering the streets of New York City the rest of your lives wondering when you're going to get these hands," Strowman said.
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And when he was done, Mueller turned over his findings to his superiors and didn't hold a news conference or show up at Barr's public unveiling of the report last month.
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Meanwhile, Hudson's Jesse rarely sees her mother, but is forced to spend some quality family time when her parents unexpectedly show up at her home after a 20-hour road trip.
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"Not surprisingly, many of those who are released into the United States after their credible fear determination from DHS simply disappear and never show up at their immigration hearings," Sessions said.
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He also had to put up four properties — two in New York, one in Florida, and one in Virginia — that he would forfeit if he failed to show up at court.
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In a profile of this community just last month, The Daily Beast wrote that these YouTubers will show up at locations ranging from post offices to nuclear weapons factories to film.
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I would squeal like a tiny rodent so loudly that on more than one occasion, police would show up at my apartment under the concern that I was harming an animal.
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After he failed to show up at a hearing for the lawsuit in Santa Monica on August 8, there is now a warrant out for the 26-year-old rapper's arrest.
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Yet, to put a statistic to it, Ackerman estimates that about 40 percent of patients that show up at the Mayo Clinic with a long QT syndrome diagnosis leave without it.
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House Democrats are threatening to charge a key witness in their impeachment investigation with contempt after he defied a subpoena and failed to show up at the Capitol Monday morning. Rep.
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He'd show up at the coffee shop, looking concerned and telling me I should get some sleep, but at home he'd yell at me, faulting me for not being like her.
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Vasseur's departure came a day after champions Mercedes announced the exit of technical head Paddy Lowe, who is now expected to show up at Williams after a period of 'gardening leave'.
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According to a Mother Jones report, Facebook tweaked the feeds so that news stories would show up at the top of the feed, if a friend had shared a news story.
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"We're expected to be at the Christmas party, and were told that if we don't show up, we might as well not show up at work the next day," she says.
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Reality check: But the Republican base has more complicated views about the ACA than the activists who show up at rallies and cheer when the president talks about repealing the law.
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The media pays significant attention to the problem of "violent antifa" — black-clad activists who show up at white supremacist and neo-Nazi rallies, occasionally using violence to disrupt racist gatherings.
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While working at a private liberal college, I got a panicked text from a student asking me to show up at a campus pro-life protest before all hell broke loose.
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Kasey Hilpipre and Deborah Yanna reacted to the plea agreement by posting on a Facebook page, titled "JUSTICE for Our Little Girl," and encouraging supporters to show up at the Feb.
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Police were alerted to Heidi's disappearance after her mother did not show up at a school to pick up two of her four other children, according to the Post and Courier.
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Google promised to talk more later this year, but it might not show up at I/O, as the gaming industry will come together for big announcements next month at E3.
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"So, you'll literally be able to show up at this place, say 'this is my home, here is my ID,' and you'll be escorted in to get things," the sheriff said.
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A situation where lives could hang in the balance, and where the shadowy group behind it all might actually show up at my front door, and wreak whatever havoc they wanted.
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KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GETTING You don't want to show up at your booking with your significant other and awkwardly encounter another person — or worse, another couple — staying in the same place.
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If they somehow show up at ProPublica, whose mailing address is 155 Avenue of the Americas, 13th floor, New York, NY 10013, I'll be more than happy to look at them.
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I would have these men randomly show up at my house on a weekend, ask if they could come in and talk to me to offer any support I may need.
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By limiting the choices, many are forced towards extreme alternatives like loan shark street toughs or shadowy figures who show up at your door offering too good to be true deals.
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They may show up at some farm stands and Greenmarket purveyors later in summer but now, thanks to a California-based grower who harvests them in Mexico, they're available more regularly.
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That's a move away from waiting for customers to show up at physical branches and relying on large sales forces to get people to sign up for credit cards, he added.
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The guys from the label would show up at our shows and talk to us, so when it was time to move on from Vernon Yard they were the obvious choice.
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I show up at the Chateau around noon but the kitchen clock says 8:45 PM. I put a bikini on and immediately open the Punta Crena Lumassina Frizzante Colline Savonesi.
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I show up at the same places and overshare to people who are paid to be pleasant to me until they develop a form of Stockholm syndrome that makes us friends.
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But just how many Hispanics will show up at the ballot box remains a big question, and it appears that most in the state have not been contacted directly by campaigns.
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You should do all this by the April 1 deadline, or you'll get reminder letters until a census taker might ultimately show up at your door and make you do it.
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I show up at the talk for the final segment because these conferences have several speakers per session, so I'm in time for the last speaker but missed my supervisor's talk.
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Bush could be haughty when approached for a photo in the grocery store (I give her a pass on that), she did actually show up at the grocery store on occasion.
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That is, an insistent belief in things unseen — things like voters who show up at the polls pretending to be someone else, or noncitizens who try to register and vote illegally.
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This could change however if Puigdemont and his associates did not show up at the High Court as the judge could deem them to be a flight risk and jail them.
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For years, most migrants seeking asylum in the United States needed only to show up at a port of entry to begin the asylum process, and there was usually no delay.
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I am the kind of insufferable person who squeals when the first tomatoes of the season show up at the farmers' market and I post about them on Instagram with abandon.
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"I can't live on that and I don't have insurance of a 401k or insurance but I show up at work 'cause I have loyalty and know this too shall pass."
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Injuries and questions about his character (he was suspended three days without pay last season for failing to show up at Citi Field after a night of partying) have derailed him.
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Children who show up at the border alone are apprehended by the Department of Homeland Security and turned over to the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Refugee Resettlement.
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Primaries are what you probably think of when you think of an election: Voters show up at their polling place anytime within a certain window, cast their vote privately and leave.
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And because Germany accounts for nearly one-third of the entire euro-zone inflation basket, the movements are large enough to show up at continental level (just like the tourists themselves).
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He will cater your private event — yes, Charles Oakley and a staff of one ("somebody to serve drinks") will show up at your house to cook for you and your friends.
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Local people say dozens show up at the graveyard each day to pay tribute to Mr. Wani, some carrying away clumps of mud from the mound of grass covering his grave.
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Last on our list of devices that are all but guaranteed to show up at Samsung's Unpacked is a new set of its true wireless earbuds called the Galaxy Buds Plus.
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Show up at the counter with just one, and get ready to be toilet-paper shamed by a checkout clerk who's horrified you'd turn your back on your God-given discount.
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Those activists and volunteers will be asked to show up at legislative hearings or meetings, a reflection that redistricting and partisan gerrymandering is more in the public consciousness than ever before.
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Critics fear the biometric data used in facial recognition systems might one day be shared with police or Immigration and Customs Enforcement, making some students nervous to show up at school.
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Honest makes it remarkably easy to create a customized delivery bundle that will show up at your door each month brimming with all the diapers, wipes, and washes your family needs.
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Investigators said Gignac would show up at the finest hotels, bark orders to the staff, and run up astronomical charges, flaunting his wealth, apparently stoking his ego, and perpetuating his con.
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Though the Clintons might show up at some events and galas and friends' birthday parties, they were never really around enough to become part of the society dinner-party circuit, either.
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