Either way they're showing up at protests, they're showing up at airports.
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You're seeing a transformation in the electorate about who's turning out to vote, who's mobilizing, who's showing up at rallies and showing up at town halls.
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They are not showing up at the mall, they are not showing up at the basketball game because school is the epicenter of their pain, the epicenter of their disconnectedness.
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What is preventing fiber from showing up at my house?
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He just started showing up at places and insulting me.
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But there were Y Combinators showing up at Obama events.
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Thoughts on showing up at the Backstreet Boys' Vegas residency?
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People were showing up at the club with fake tickets.
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Men showing up at your door is an immediate threat.
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Ryan recalls 26 people showing up at the next meeting.
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Finches keep showing up at Kennedy International Airport in Queens.
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There's "some (hawkish) rebellion showing up at the Fed," Gundlach said.
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Meanwhile, the dogs continue showing up at Norma and Mariel's stands.
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But it's showing up at the other end with Mandzukic too.
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Nothing has stopped them from not showing up at the polls.
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We've got 100,000 people showing up at the border right now.
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You're not going to win here by showing up at every diner.
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That may not stop her from showing up at the NFL draft.
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Actual news didn't start showing up at scale on Facebook until 2009.
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For some reason Star Wars stormtroopers keep showing up at Obama events.
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This is showing up at the Empire state building on Valentine's Day.
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The next morning, nobody had started showing up at the house yet.
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They were calling on the phone, and showing up at the funeral.
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"I've had nightmares about showing up at the ballpark late," Zobrist said.
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Activists and protesters began showing up at town halls and berating Republicans.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is showing up at City Hall less frequently.
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Justin Fairfax, too, has been showing up at public events more often.
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Callimachi: Oh, we're showing up at the same time as another delegation.
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The group said it will be contacting and showing up at Sen.
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Because of that, a vocal coach started showing up at our house.
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That&aposs 2000% of the unaccompanied minors are not showing up at hearings.
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Showing up at the polls is just one part of Lyft's midterm effort.
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By late last week, it was showing up at Best Buys in Ohio.
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You don't want cop cars showing up at your location the next day.
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"We've got 100,000 people showing up at the border right now," he said.
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So, why is ICE showing up at his house early on Sunday morning?
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It's a situation nobody wants: No-one showing up at a birthday party.
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Foldable for travel, it's showing up at beaches and indoors as wall art.
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Nor do they seem to mind that people keep showing up at practice.
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The prior episode, "Fun Rob," wraps with Mac showing up at Rob's apartment.
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Is there anything more 2007 than Usher showing up at a strip club?
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AH: They would be lost if you weren't showing up at their door?
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That first tactic -- showing up at town halls -- was a popular one this week.
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Showing up at Wrigley for a game — something she hasn't ruled out just yet.
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So hot that counterfeit tickets started showing up at the doorman's podium out front.
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Pitchers and catchers began showing up at camps, but the official start is Thursday.
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Prince showed everyone he's on the mend Saturday, showing up at $10 dance party.
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The only tension that ever showed up was him not showing up at shows.
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Travis and his crew later headed to Delilah before showing up at Bootsy Bellows.
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Another way to hold you accountable is, we're all showing up at 6 a.m.
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We need 2018 to be the year of showing up at the ballot box.
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How did you find out that Mr. Simmons had stopped showing up at Slimmons?
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Bryan Kim, 19, said he had seen pregnant women showing up at the home.
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They started showing up at events bearing a petition with their list of questions.
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I remember showing up at Universal ... Which you may have been, but go ahead.
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The daughter of a candidate showing up at the front door is still, well, weird.
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When you have unaccompanied minor showing up at the border, this is a heartbreaking situation.
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Another way advisors can help is by showing up at career fairs and other events.
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In May, Taco Bell tortilla chips will start showing up at stores across the country.
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The technical malfunction didn't keep customers from showing up at the bakery the next morning.
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Sometimes I'm like, 'What is all this clothing that is showing up at my house?
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In comparison, cold calling someone seems as rude as showing up at their house unannounced.
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The more motivated, having traveled from all over Mexico, began showing up at 220 a.m.
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The far-right Patriot Movement AZ group is also accused of showing up at Rep.
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Older patients were showing up at his office with abscesses from injecting crushed-up pills.
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The hundreds of bodies showing up at morgues across the island told a different story.
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We are working on campaigns, door-knocking, fundraising, and showing up at marches and protests.
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But Silva went off-script when gamers began showing up at the library to play.
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They had the makings: more curious and undecided moderate voters showing up at her events.
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Early statistics in Georgia show African-American voters are showing up at disproportionately high rates.
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There has been a dramatic increase in the number of families showing up at the border.
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In the fall of 2013, thousands of unaccompanied children began showing up at the southern border.
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This cat is sick of all the junk mail and bills showing up at his doorstep.
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Can you imagine showing up at a Safeway and buying, like, 20 jars of vegan mayo?
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Heavy rains from Hurricane Matthew dissuaded voters in coastal areas from showing up at the polls.
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In fairness to Apple, AirPower showing up at Monday's event always seemed like a long-shot.
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The idea of 8,000 new immigrants showing up at America's doorstep sounds like a large number.
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Years later, Weinstein began pursuing her again, at one point showing up at her hotel room.
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Strangers began showing up at a Massachusetts man's home when it was designated as a gym.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you see that showing up at your consumer businesses, too, in the stores?
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So the agency still recommends showing up at the airport two hours before a flight's departure.
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The teachers union was undeniably mobilized, showing up at every community event or town hall meeting.
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"Executive experience" for most of them has meant campaigning for votes and showing up at fundraisers.
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For some employees, however, showing up at Burning Man is just a part of the job.
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Wisconsin-themed tables will be showing up at recruiting events and trade shows aimed at veterans.
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For one former government agent, that scam began with a woman showing up at his door.
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There's also the chance that growers would react violently to outsiders showing up at their door.
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Another neighbor, Bryan Kim, 19, said he also noticed pregnant women showing up at the home.
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Flying 13: It's not as simple as just showing up at the airport with your pet.
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She said Buttigieg would keep showing up at events with black voters and answering tough questions.
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Raised by a struggling single mom, sometimes showing up at high school at 5:30 a.m.
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Justin Bieber's mom mysteriously reappeared in his life Sunday night ... showing up at his big L.A. concert.
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It was such a joy showing up at work and seeing guide dogs, puppies, the whole thing.
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When you think about it, showing up at the CMAs really isn't that much of a stretch.
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He may be sending hundreds of text messages or showing up at work, threatening friends and family.
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Meanwhile, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of families showing up at the border.
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But he was not allowed to go home after showing up at the state house that day.
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Initially, the episode was supposed to just show Michael showing up at Jane's door and kissing her.
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Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas and the other celebrities started showing up at these places [instead].
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"People were showing up at those tables, people were asking us questions about those programs," Provenzano says.
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GRADE: C (Mostly because I'm an asshole for showing up at Starbucks in a suit of armor).
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You don't have to worry about the guys in the black suits showing up at your door.
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But in the run up to this particular activity, the former two weren't showing up at all.
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Chileans are now automatically registered and no longer face penalties for not showing up at the polls.
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I wrote a story about a fake Facebook group that tricked Americans into showing up at protests.
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He had always been an exercise fanatic, sometimes showing up at county offices in sweaty bicycling clothes.
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There is something going on sociologically with the fact that these kids are showing up at school.
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Simply put, there aren't enough Mexicans showing up at 28503:22019 in the morning to be hired.
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Some of them support me, but they're scared of showing up at my fights because of this.
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Tully (Mackenzie Davis), the night nurse who starts showing up at Marlo's bedtime, seems like a dream.
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One volunteer in Columbus reported several hundred people began showing up at close to 19:218 am.
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I'll be showing up at work that day, and I expect my female colleagues to do the same.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan and his wife Hilarie Burton have asked fans to stop showing up at his house.
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Over the ensuing month that relationship evolved, with Joyce showing up at my house unannounced one Sunday evening.
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Anisimov leading the team in scoring is Paul Rudd showing up at the last second to marry Phoebe.
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Danielle Bregoli's now getting true star treatment ... huge paydays for showing up at events and just being herself.
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Whether the US is better off showing up at the meetings or not is a less important question.
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You can lose ships, status, money, but nobody's showing up at your house with a signed death warrant.
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Karim Wasfi, the conductor of the Iraqi National Symphony, began showing up at bombing scenes, playing his cello.
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"We have never gotten any proof about buses showing up at polling places," Gardner told The Boston Globe.
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It was like showing up at a funeral in beach clothes and asking what time is happy hour.
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And the number of Honduran children showing up at the United States border was cut almost in half.
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That is like showing up at Netflix and Netflix just starts rolling exactly what you want to watch.
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In 1977, the Soviet authorities began bugging his phone and showing up at his apartment to search it.
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Indeed, showing up at the same bar with the same people will inevitably lead to the same behavior.
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There's not 100 people showing up at City Council meetings saying: 'You have to do something about this.
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"When you have that you become more effective in job interviews, showing up at meetings and speaking up."
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They're increasingly showing up at work too, with employers boasting pets in the workplace as an added perk.
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Students began showing up at the Naperville North High School nurse's office late morning Tuesday, reported CNN affiliate WLS.
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Users with hoverboard injuries (light gray) and skateboard injuries (dark gray) showing up at ERs in 33 and 2016.
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"I'm very grateful to the people of Iowa for showing up today and showing up at so many events."
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I hope von Holzhausen starts showing up at non-Musk related-press events, just as a human Easter egg.
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As for Oxfam, the group's executive director Winnie Byanyima said it was still worth showing up at the WEF.
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Showing up at my office — as public as I make the address — showing up here is just not appropriate.
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And, of course, that's exactly who we started seeing showing up at the border in the summer of 2014.
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Of course the math has to work for enough entrepreneurs to keep showing up at the party as well.
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"Before long, women were continually showing up at the bar to ask that they be included, photographed," Andersen said.
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I had no idea how they were going to react to a journalist showing up at their front door.
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A former general showing up at a celebration of a Russian government mouthpiece was odd to say the least.
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Snow didn't stop at least a couple sign-wielding protesters from showing up at the Verizon store in Fairbanks.
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And as Gizmodo reports, it's not clear if these ads actually resulted in people showing up at these events.
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She says he's already been arrested for showing up at her home in L.A. and trespassing on her property.
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It meant showing up at a struggling school in the Bronx and handing out a fake million-dollar bill.
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What happens if Microsoft's CEO all of a sudden starts showing up at 37.4233111, -122.0706458 (LinkedIn HQ GPS coordinates).
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In 83, he was paying $300 a month to sleep on someone's couch and showing up at 6 a.m.
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There's no mention of La Porchetta's manager showing up at Juan's door, though, so maybe they learned a lesson.
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If she did, she is very cold for showing up at the hospital afterward to ask about the baby.
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" A text sent to Mosley in December, read, "I be showing up at your house soon next Friday motherf*****.
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What matters is that real people in the real world are showing up at Trump rallies waving QAnon signs.
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He said victims have paid scammers for a supposed COVID-19 test and then showing up at real hospitals.
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In 2016, the "Pizzagate" conspiracy theory led to an armed man showing up at a Washington, DC, pizza shop.
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We have a feeling this isn't the last we'll be hearing about Amazon workers showing up at your doorstep.
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This year Border Patrol agents saw an unprecedented numbers of families showing up at the border to request asylum.
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If you know what make and model you're interested in, do some research before showing up at the showroom.
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"We have never gotten any proof about buses showing up at polling places," Mr. Gardner told The Boston Globe.
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Lee said the friend was terrified because the man kept showing up at her home even after their relationship ended.
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Showing up at a fancy cancer benefit wearing scrubs is a real warning he's not who he says he is.
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When his furious victims began swapping reports, they fantasized in chats about showing up at his doorstep and getting revenge.
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Further, Amazon lockers would be showing up at select stores to make pick ups and returns easier for Amazon customers.
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Months of showing up at Yoho's office and laying the groundwork with his staff led to an in-person meeting.
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For a couple months, he just sat with them — before showing up at songwriting session exhausted from touring and unprepared.
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Across the country Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has begun showing up at courthouses to follow and arrest undocumented immigrants.
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Now, cut to Friday evening when we got these pics of 5 dudes showing up at Cowell's Bev Hills mansion.
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So, as voting is underway nationwide, the question on many minds remains: Are young voters showing up at the polls?
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For them, showing up at the BET Awards is the entertainment industry equivalent of affirming their "street cred" and authenticity.
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The detectives investigating Ms. Salamanca's killing stopped showing up at her family's doorstep after a few weeks, her sister said.
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By 7, she was already writing, showing up at school with a pantomime of "Sleeping Beauty" for friends to perform.
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And those numbers are translating into real life help, with dozens of people showing up at the shelter to volunteer.
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The centers also continue to hold children, some of whom are showing up at the border unaccompanied, the report said.
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The beer will begin showing up at retail this month and will be available through September or while supplies last.
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On two consecutive Sundays last month, the police outside his house stopped him from showing up at the weekly protests.
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VCs apparently picked up on the hype and started showing up at the company's former office location inquiring about investing.
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Within a few months, visitors started showing up at their front door (the old website also listed their mailing address).
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When he was chief of staff, Reince Priebus had spent time trying to keep her from showing up at meetings.
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"Black and brown voters are done with you showing up at my church right before the elections," Ms. Simpson said.
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Mr. Parent, a photographer with a knack for showing up at the right time and place, didn't need much encouragement.
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"Families are no longer going to be mollified by politicians showing up at the memorial talking about their fallen heroes."
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As former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton once memorably put it, sometimes "half of diplomacy is showing up" at meetings.
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He said he had reached the limits of his patience when fans started showing up at his house outside Minneapolis.
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The same singletons keep showing up at all the local konkatsu events; there is little prospect of meeting new people.
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Although an IMAX theater ticket costs more than a normal movie ticket, people are still showing up at the theaters.
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He now has a strong message to convince grass-roots Republicans that it's well worth showing up at the polls.
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Do Democrats want Republicans showing up at their homes and harassing their families the next time they control the government?
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But it'll keep you from showing up at your office (and evenings) without looking like grizzly man, furs and all.
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Others agree, and double down by suggesting that not showing up at all would be a more appropriate act of protest.
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He stands out for making his own suits, feeding mice that he found, and showing up at random church services. Huh.
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Many of us on the center-right understand the plight of the illegal immigrants showing up at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Eighty percent of success in life isn't just about showing up; it's a matter of showing up at the right time.
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Showing up at the Geneva Motor Show with one of the most powerful cars of the year is no small feat.
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Tales of Prince showing up at private, VIP after parties and rocking out are a huge part of entertainment industry lore.
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These agents thrust themselves upon relatives of the deceased, often showing up at home offering help with documents, coffins and arrangements.
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After repeatedly failing to get the result he wanted at work and work events, he began showing up at her apartment.
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And as DNA tests have become more and more widespread, people are showing up at tribal-enrollment offices with their results.
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During Alabama's election, for instance, there were stories of police showing up at voting precincts to arrest anyone with outstanding warrants.
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And besides, fans aren't waiting around for an inside look; they're showing up at these people's doors, thinking they're already BFFs.
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The odds of John Cusack showing up at your door are low, so we suggest picking up this saccharine scent instead.
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In places like Fullerton, California, candidates are showing up at "empty chair" town halls hosted by Indivisible and other progressive organizations.
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And in 2016, Trump made waves by not showing up at all, saying that the event conflicted with his campaign schedule.
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The only option is to stay and continue mixing issues, showing up at dinner parties, getting three hundred blowouts a year.
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However, lunch traffic has been in decline over the last few years, with fewer people showing up at restaurants for lunch.
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No one cared about Facebook's dark posts until they were used to discourage African Americans from showing up at the polls.
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But this time, it came with a twist (possibly to reflect the twist of her showing up at the C.M.A.'s).
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And local activists say they've been subjected to intimidation before, with people showing up at rallies openly brandishing guns and rifles.
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Despite fears, many workers are still showing up at work because they need to pay their bills and support their families.
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It certainly feels strikingly different from the Teen Vogue that began showing up at my family's house in the early aughts.
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Plenty of them are calling lawmakers, showing up at town halls and marching in the streets demanding that Obamacare be preserved.
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"J'ouvert centers around an organized event; it would be like showing up at a parade before it starts," Mr. Carrión said.
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Mr. Trump's election has sparked great interest in civic engagement — joining community groups, organizing protests, showing up at town hall meetings.
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Next, groups of women began showing up at the homes of the biggest drinkers in the village, demanding them to stop.
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Blackface in America just won't go away — consistently showing up at stag parties, on frat row, in college musicals and elsewhere.
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Did you feel any worry or guilt that his political prospects would be hurt by him showing up at the trial?
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He praised citizens for showing up at massive rallies last Friday in support of the Palestinians on al-Quds, or Jerusalem Day.
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CTE is caused by repeated blows to the head and is showing up at an alarmingly high rate in former football players.
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Like fashion publicity is all about being at the right place at the right time — showing up at this or that show.
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"[The media] was constantly calling, showing up at the crime scene, asking questions, which I didn't have any answers to," said Garcia.
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McGraw continued to perform, but flew home whenever he got a chance — showing up at almost every play, musical and track meet.
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Are you an elitist fuck who is gonna act funky when you have poor people of color showing up at your house?
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But sometimes it's not, and you're showing up at night or in bad weather into an airplane that has all these changes.
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Pizzagate, which Jones contributed to promoting, ended with a man showing up at a pizza parlor in Washington, DC with a gun.
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But the whole sequence — from roughly Darlene breaking into the hotel room to Dom showing up at Angela's cubicle — was pretty thrilling.
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He's since become known for surprising fans at The Stone Pony and showing up at the town's annual Light of Day festival.
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People holding signs or wearing apparel referencing QAnon have started showing up at Trump rallies and other political events in recent months.
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The lone retailer in the top 20 is sportswear's edgy new kid on the block, Under Armour, showing up at No. 16.
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I think the next step, I'm in the early stages of thinking about doing a conference and not showing up at one.
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You can be more than just a lottery player, showing up at your gas station to buy a quickpick auto-populated ticket.
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But millennials need to take ownership of their future by showing up at the polls and making these challenges core voting issues.
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Though young people are notoriously fickle about showing up at the polls, they are a growing and potentially pivotal bloc of voters.
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"I expect a long, long ceremony with Jack showing up at the end — in dramatic style, of course," says one Alibaba employee.
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For all their dazzling feats on the court, N.B.A. stars have somehow made an event out of simply showing up at games.
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One Twitter user said it's "unnerving" to think about showing up at work, where he's at risk at being in harm's way.
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Once again, a supervisor she says has a record of mistreating workers has been berating her, even showing up at her house.
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Private-equity firms such as Blackstone, Roark Capital, and Falfurrias Capital are showing up at UNC to directly recruit undergrads, he said.
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The group touts that 2628,28503 people participated in "Resistance Recess," showing up at lawmakers' town halls and other public appearances between Feb.
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When Barkley got off to an impressive start to his junior season, more colleges began calling and showing up at his games.
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The machine lacked software, and Mr. Allen and Mr. Gates, showing up at the MITS offices, promised that they could supply it.
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It is a Cubert — a collapsible and storable food stand —and it is showing up at open-air markets in San Francisco.
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More than 1,000 would-be asylum seekers were just two weeks away from showing up at the doorstep of the United States.
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If all your friends one day just started showing up at the coffee shop without telling you, you're like, 'Is it me?
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But as college students and other young voters started taking notice, Asian-Americans began showing up at his events in significant numbers.
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Due to the generally low number of shareholders showing up at annual general meetings the two investors can factually block important decisions.
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The video also shows Hadid and her colleagues at the DA's office showing up at Sir Toby's place to help defend him.
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Chinese officials carrying diplomatic passports have started showing up at government research facilities with increasing frequency in recent years, the Times reported.
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Pepperidge Farm Milano Nothing said maturity to a school-aged kid more than showing up at lunchtime with these vaguely European wafers.
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Both are key pieces in the administration's efforts to drive down the number of asylum seekers showing up at the southern border.
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By showing up at the sit-in, Ocasio-Cortez ensured that a demonstration that might have otherwise gone unnoticed garnered national attention.
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Despite Mexico's crackdown and US deportation raids targeting illegal migrants, a record number of Central Americans are showing up at the US border.
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As the feed continues, more people get invited via in-app notifications, with new viewers showing up at the bottom of the screen.
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So Axe pursues Grigor directly, showing up at the aforementioned hockey rink, and manages to set up a pitch meeting between their deputies.
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In each state so far, Sanders's base of young supporters have been showing up at massive events, often dwarfing those of his rivals.
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Hoppy, 46, was arrested on Friday after Frankel claims he threatened her after showing up at their 6-year-old daughter Bryn's school.
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And once you start wearing those clothes, showing up at the parties, and spending the money, you get more of all those things.
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Sometimes you're welcome, sometimes you're Lil Dicky showing up at the party with a shutter shades, a Karaoke machine, and a Whoopee cushion.
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When: Monday, June 11th at 10AM PT / 1PM ET What: Square Enix is showing up at E63 for the first time since 2015.
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Once showing up at Houston's Atlanta house, the family source recalls a then 11- or 12-year-old Bobbi Kristina answering the door.
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FB -0.87%in late April, he has continued showing up at least monthly at the social-media giant's headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Meanwhile protesters are showing up at various Palantir's offices and Silicon Valley engineers are calling on those who work at Palantir to quit.
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Rihanna is urging her fans to register to vote, saying there's "no greater responsibility" Americans have than showing up at the ballot box.
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Thunder fans, both young and old, have begun showing up at home games with handlebar mustaches and fake tattoos down their right arms.
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Tlaib tweeted on Tuesday that "right wing media" is harassing her sister by calling her personal cellphone and showing up at her workplace.
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Reports of ICE agents showing up at local courthouses — and even arresting survivors seeking restraining orders — have sparked considerable fear in immigrant communities.
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This was fake, but nonetheless led to one person showing up at the place and shooting a gun, demanding the children be released.
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Rather, it is to suggest that voters who aren't angry are still showing up at the polls, despite being ignored in news stories.
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It felt like showing up at a party after the crush of people has left, and maybe they're running low on certain supplies.
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New York (CNN Business)Only a quarter of the workers at Tesla's factory in Northern California are still showing up at its plant.
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Authorities in Comal County are warning people about a woman who has been showing up at weddings in the area and stealing gifts.
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Given Ca Ba Quan's's humble beginnings, Tran was as surprised as anyone when big-name international chefs started showing up at her door.
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They are released at noon the day of each performance, and we highly recommend showing up at the Delacorte Theater before 8 a.m.
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When Trump first started showing up at the conference, it "seemed like a novelty act," said Seat, the former George W. Bush aide.
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We gave it a try on Tuesday, showing up at the desk of Eric Schmitt to ask him about news out of Syria.
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As long as both keep showing up at MoMA, so will I. Museum of Modern Art The museum reopens to the public Oct.
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Workers showing up at their jobs to make ends meet are fearful that an ICE raid may whisk them out of their workplaces.
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Dreamers are now angrily protesting the Democrats' failure to secure their immigration status, with one protest even showing up at Schumer's private home.
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Now, 13 years later, ghost guns are showing up at crime scenes across the country and posing a major challenge to law enforcement.
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As the interest bills piled up, her creditors started showing up at her home and where her husband and son worked, threatening them.
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So it's no surprise the White House blocked two of our witnesses, Mr. Porter and Mr. Dearborn, from showing up at all today.
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According to KFSM, she pleaded guilty in 2012 to violating a protection order for showing up at the same events as the minor.
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Then she goes full stalker, flooding Frankie's phone with texts and voice mail messages and showing up at the restaurant where Frankie works.
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The advocates challenge corporate claims that they're merely being even-handed and neutral and showing up at both Democratic and Republican nominating conventions.
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The group's founder, Joey Gibson, has publicly denounced white supremacists and neo-Nazis — but that hasn't stopped them from showing up at his events.
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Commander Jonathan Blyth fulfilled his promise during an emotional reunion on Tuesday – showing up at Arlington Science Focus School in the middle of class.
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That includes showing up at a public hearing with Strzok on Thursday, appearing for a closed door deposition Friday or facing more legal trouble.
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Four years ago, Barack Obama faced a similar crisis when record numbers of Central American immigrants fleeing violence began showing up at the border.
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At the same time, local gangsters learned of Popov's online scamming and began showing up at his apartment to strong-arm him for cash.
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Eaton said he's heard of survivors showing up at Hancock Regional Hospital only to be told they have to drive elsewhere for an exam.
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She didn't have a date and went with friends, but her dads surprised her by showing up at the prom wearing their wedding suits.
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Shaikh said they felt like traveling salesmen, two brown guys in suits showing up at the overwhelmingly white offices of the country's richest philanthropies.
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I don't necessarily believe this gadget showing up at IFA is an assurance of Pium eventually getting to backers, but it doesn't hurt, either.
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ShutterstockAn investigation into several locavore restaurants revealed that what was written on the menus wasn't at all what was showing up at the tables.
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That came out of an incident that happened where the Ku Klux Klan started showing up at our shows at three in the afternoon.
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Ever the showman, he called up a supporter to the stage who he'd watched interviewed on cable news after showing up at 4 a.m.
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When Sophie meets Kevin at a diner, she comes prepared with a list of reasons why him showing up at her door was inappropriate.
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So, if they start voicing what they want, and demanding what they want, and showing up at the box office, then Hollywood will listen.
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Many of the "paid protesters" showing up at these town halls, however, look like they'd fit in one of the typical Trump voter categories.
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They liked the element of surprise in showing up at the capitol in costume — and wanted to let legislators know that women were watching.
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So we'd expect that to be true here too, with the enzyme showing up at different levels in many different places in the brain.
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"Until DRL became involved, kids were showing up at drone races and saying, 'This is not the "Star Wars" I was promised,' " Gury said.
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The department identified about 150 women Marines contacted using social media, telephone calls or showing up at their house, local ABC affiliate WFTS reported.
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I imagined myself showing up at the discount pharmacy and, through the glass, demanding to know if they had promised to poison my grandmother.
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He said about 50 students from the program go into investment banking ever year, but private equity is increasingly showing up at the doorstep.
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The party's base of educated white women, young people, blacks, Hispanics and gays are notorious for not showing up at the polls in midterms.
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Maybe those symbols and myths are bonafide records of aliens showing up at Earth because humans were having such a pathetic go of it.
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He was bragging his usual blue streak — about his lead in the polls, his TV ratings and the throngs showing up at his rallies.
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It's the day before Christmas break and everyone's showing up at the office with envelopes and tote bags full of shiny boxes and you're….
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Texel is the kind of place that lends itself to fits of fancy, like showing up at a farm hoping to meet some sheep.
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"It terrifies me to think of them getting the coronavirus and showing up at a hospital that has run out of ventilators," he said.
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Immigrant advocates said that they had already heard of ICE officials showing up at the ORR facilities to begin the process of fingerprinting children.
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The episode ends with all five girls showing up at the bus stop to accompany Aimee to school in an act of female solidarity.
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Her life became dominated by creditors showing up at her apartment and by visits to courts, to submit paperwork and beg for more time.
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But people kept throwing money at her so she kept showing up at events, including the Conservative Political Action Conference and Tea Party rallies.
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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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Now, they are picking up their signs and showing up at marches in New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., and speaking at various marches.
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At an institutional level and an individual level, tech was showing up at their door with a specific if unspoken agenda: They wanted an intro.
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Contractor Jonathan upped the ante by showing up at Drew's property in "a full camouflage moss outfit," so he was able to spy in secret.
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His theme of "intergenerational justice" highlights his youth, but also has captured the interest of senior citizens showing up at his events in large numbers.
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Imagine showing up at a music festival or concert and being required to stand in front of a device that scans and analyzes your face.
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When he grows tired of that lifestyle and jumps ship, Lu finds him in New York City, showing up at his mother's upper crust apartment.
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You see it with the uniforms, you see it with how guys go about their business, showing up at games and being on the field.
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The company has long been a household name in the E33 lineup, alongside Sony — although interestingly, the latter isn't showing up at this year's event.
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I surprised her by showing up at her house, telling her to pack a bag and sweeping her off to Las Vegas for three days.
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The squeeze works exactly as it does in HTC's Edge Sense system, with a red glow showing up at the sides where you apply pressure.
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Tim Kaine displayed a time-honored trait for a vice president -- preparedness -- showing up at his Richmond, Virginia, polling place 15 minutes early on Tuesday.
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"I would get people showing up at all hours ringing my gate and had to call the police on several occasions," she told Mobio Insider.
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These family friends have traveled the country ... showing up at Nobu in Malibu just last week, and a reggae festival in Miami back in March.
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He thanked me for showing up at his door so many years ago and writing about a case that everyone else had seemed to forget.
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I am scared of Jermaine's stalking behavior, Jermaine's monitoring my movements, Jermaine's harassing messages and Jermaine showing up at locations right when I am there.
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Should you prefer to forage the urban way, fresh-picked dandelion greens of both cultivated and wild varieties are showing up at farmers' markets now.
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Central American migrants in a "caravan" have started showing up at the U.S. border — and President Donald Trump is not happy to hear the news.
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Making numerous stops makes it easy to compare anyone showing up at multiple points, and the travel distance provides more opportunities to watch for them.
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Though her children were frightened by the prospect of a stranger showing up at their 59-year-old mother's house, she was game for it.
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But it went nowhere until 2010, when he began showing up at the White House with lists of children who were at risk of deportation.
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Google cofounder Sergey Brin, who made a point of showing up at some of the weekend protests against Trump's executive order, counts himself among them.
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But on Sunday, the Shallow King shocked the world by showing up at the Urijah Faber Ultimate Fitness gym just like he said he would.
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She's been sending holiday cards to their kids, showing up at their fundraisers, working with them on their bills, meeting with them on their priorities.
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Not showing up at all amounts to another expression of entitlement, and when men are the ones not showing up, the implications easily become gendered.
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Campaigning had years ago become organized around the candidate, not the party, but recently the national campaigns stopped showing up at all, at least here.
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When I'm out late, I usually rush home before the sunrise to avoid the shame of showing up at home after my parents wake up.
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Sources had told The Post that Mr. Bookstaver, who was paid about $166,000 a year according to public records, was barely showing up at work.
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Ms. Cruz, 69, said her family did not want her to do it at first because of worries about strangers showing up at her door.
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Registering to vote -- and then showing up at the ballot box in November -- is the best way of honoring both our Hispanic and American heritage.
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Casper, an online mattress retailer, started opening stores because so many customers were showing up at its New York offices asking to try out mattresses.
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Michael showing up at the end of the episode to share the good news about the Sin Rostro case before confessing that he still loves her?
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Huawei offshoot Honor is one of the few phone brands that makes a point of showing up at CES these days, and this year's no different.
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The former UFC champion could follow up her appearance at the Royal Rumble by showing up at either Monday Night Raw or SmackDown Live this week.
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At least one member of the ousted government defied his dismissal by showing up at work and posting a photo on Twitter from his formal office.
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Which she does, by showing up at Simon's apartment and threatening to have him expelled, saying the fliers constitute slander, defamation, and possibly a hate crime.
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But he's kind of acting like he's preparing to run, with that year-long trek across America feeding cows and showing up at family dinner tables.
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People are showing up at town halls, organizing, calling their representatives to explain again why the ACA has been an invaluable resource for millions, myself included.
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We see Jews, Christians and people of other faiths and moral commitments showing up at mosques across the country to show support for their Muslim neighbors.
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Even if the whole content producing industry suddenly embraced 24K tomorrow, it would be years before it movies and TV started showing up at that resolution.
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Team USA Basketball is showing up at the Olympics, playing the only basketball they know how to play—the kind that was invented in their country.
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Busari told WFAA things really got out of hand when a bunch of randos started showing up at his place, which is never a good sign.
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It's not that Oversized Disembodied Heads, which we should probably just call ODHs in the interest of brevity, have stopped showing up at college basketball games.
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Many of these things can happen at any time without warning and hinder you from performing your regular duties at work or showing up at all.
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It is among the highest monthly tallies of families showing up at the border in the last five years, officials at Customs and Border Protection said.
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It was during the rainy season that the boyfriend started coming to my door, showing up at night with a bottle of whiskey and bar snacks.
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I'm going to be with my friends, with the sheet metal workers, to convey that they are important to me by showing up at their events.
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Mr. Ruffin told him personally that he was going to get the job, showing up at his house very early in the morning, Mr. Edwards said.
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" The editorial board also weighs in: "The liberal base is fired up, showing up at the polls, and may be ignored only at great political risk.
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Without access to local jails, federal authorities use other tactics to find their targets — often raiding immigrants' homes or showing up at locations like local courthouses.
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That person, usually a lawyer, is responsible for deciding whether, for example, someone showing up at a warehouse with invoices could remove their product, he said.
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It's not clear at this point whether these agreements would actually be used to deport large numbers of asylum seekers showing up at the US border.
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The school counselor knew it wasn't like Mario to miss so much class, or to stop showing up at the store where he worked stocking shelves.
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During the lockdown, parents who reportedly received "concerning text messages" about the unfolding situation began showing up at the school and calling 911, the newspaper reported.
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Ms. Tomlin recalled a man who, after harassing and threatening employees, had begun showing up at her newspaper's office, ranting and demanding to speak with people.
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What I see getting results are back-to-basics material engagement with politics, like showing up at a Congress member's office, calling, going to a protest.
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Once only spotted on the shoulders, legs, and stomachs of Olympic athletes, odd-looking arrangements of body tape are showing up at our gyms more and more.
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Then, in 9173, he spotted an article I'd written about a couple in Atlanta who had strangers showing up at their home repeatedly looking for lost smartphones.
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In 2015, Jesse Jackson's group Rainbow PUSH Coalition, a nonprofit, began demanding diversity numbers from tech companies, including showing up at shareholder meetings for Facebook and Amazon.
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" Bohan's response to Patridge's court filing claims that her father and brother have been "harassing" him by showing up at the property, "trying to instigate a fight.
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The fundamental reality of the situation that Trump has no idea how to grapple with is that the families showing up at the border aren't faking it.
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It's still not clear whether those will be showing up at next week's event, or if Apple will even mention the still missing charging pad at all.
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The trade-deadline acquisition from Tampa Bay got a standing ovation from Giants fans for just showing up at the first game of their current homestand Friday.
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After showing up at Twitch's party on Wednesday night, Lania's social media went dark and she did not come to any of her scheduled appointments on Thursday.
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" Bullock said that if the government provided health care to unauthorized immigrants, "we'll have multiples" of the thousands of people "showing up at the border right now.
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At Carleton University, I remember racing Jack Layton on my bike, showing up at the press gallery in crazy clothes—no boss to speak of, just me.
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Armada began showing up at U.S. tournaments more and more, placing well in multiple tournaments throughout 2010 and 2011 while Mango continued his reign at the top.
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The Department of Health and Human Services is urging lawmakers to schedule visits to detention centers housing migrant children instead of showing up at the facilities unannounced.
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You notice people whose names are on the list showing up at each other's social events; were they already friends or has the list brought them together?
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It stands in sharp contrast to the flood of energized new voters showing up at the polls to vote for Donald J. Trump in the Republican contest.
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The Checkup When it comes to casting our votes, we tend to assume that showing up at the polling booth is driven by the issues at stake.
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By showing up at Judge Kavanaugh's side, Mr. Kaplan essentially appeared to choose a political side that goes against the views of Facebook's largely liberal work force.
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Today, Kirk Johnson, our bureau chief in the Pacific Northwest, sends this dispatch: Is there ever an advantage, as a politician, to not showing up at all?
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Tyga is taking shots at people slamming him for showing up at a Sunset Strip nightclub with an armed man ... claiming he's like a moving bedazzled target.
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Christian's plan to find his stolen phone ends up implicating an enraged kid, who in turn begins to track him down, even showing up at his apartment.
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Just as Mr. Obama's term was ending, hundreds of thousands of Central American migrants were showing up at the border, many of them unaccompanied minors seeking asylum.
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Then, in mid-November 26, shortly after he won the presidency, Johnson surprised Mr. Watson by showing up at a dinner being held in Mr. Watson's honor.
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After hearing reports of genealogists showing up at police departments to offer their services, Ms. Rae-Venter has been reminded why a certification process could be useful.
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Like a young resident, she pulled all-nighters before showing up at the office at 6 am, keeping a watch over the article as the virus spread.
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If people are not seriously ill, she urged them to stay home so that only the sickest people who most need help are showing up at hospitals.
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Why was there silence from Fox News, which once excoriated President Obama for showing up at a White House press conference in, god forbid, a tan suit?
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The billionaire President with the populist message showing up at a meeting of global elites -- the kind of folks he often rails against -- would be awkward enough.
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They also seem to be showing up at flower markets, proving that pink pineapples may not be used just for eating but for floral arrangements as well.
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Most concerning, researchers say, is that nearly a third of patients showing up at hospitals after an accident involving the powered, standing scooters had a head injury.
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Taylor Swift is so happy to be back in public life, fans think she's showing up at red carpets she doesn't even have anything to do with.
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A friend remembers Almodóvar showing up at events in a white SEAT sedan with four or five other young male artists, a group assumed to be gay.
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But when they stay beyond when their visas expire, some of them fall into the same illegal status often associated with migrants showing up at the border.
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PewDiePie, who has over 100 million subscribers, posted a video in 2016 called "Don&apost come to my house," saying fans kept showing up at his door.
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Like Monday night, we're just missing each other; showing up at the same events and missing an opportunity to address issues of race in a meaningful way.
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It's about getting the information out there so concert-goers are aware of what they're getting into before buying a ticket or showing up at a club.
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"A lot of people are showing up at the border to apply for asylum and are being told, &aposWe don&apost have capacity for them,&apos" Adams said.
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Students are also mad at university chancellor Kent Syverud for being largely silent on the issue, save for some emailed statements, and not showing up at the forum.
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The hummingbird is showing up at its usual time, exhausted and hungry from its spring migration, only to find one of its main foods has already finished blooming.
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After that, Amazon's movie releases — in particular, its awards contenders and more mainstream offerings — could start showing up at the big chains alongside releases from Disney, Warner Bros.
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Stoynoff detailed everything about the attack, from Trump pushing her against a wall to the business mogul showing up at her massage appointment the following day, she says.
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Remember, Mayweather spends MILLIONS of dollars at jewelry stores all over the world -- so you'd think Floyd showing up at your shop would be like hitting the lottery.
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Within a day after she took a restraining order out on her ex, who she said was "very, very abusive," the men started showing up at her home.
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That's why Manson's one scene in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood has him showing up at Tate and Roman Polanski's place asking for Terry (which really happened).
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Vickerson remembers a child welfare worker from the state's Division of Family and Children Services showing up at his doorstep in Atlanta with his 16-month-old daughter.
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When Jordan made a rare public appearance in April, showing up at an N.C.A.A. tournament game at his alma mater, North Carolina, the meme threatened to turn meta.
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The administration's decision to try to discourage undocumented migrants from showing up at the U.S. border by separating children from their parents triggered howls of protest from Democrats.
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By showing up at the shareholders meeting, members of Silicon Valley Rising wanted to bring their concerns to people who didn't necessarily know about Google's San Jose plans.
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Michelle Dech, executive director of the LGBT Center of Greater Reading, said a group plans to protest the decision by showing up at the next city council meeting.
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That included him showing up at her home uninvited, going to her son's sports practices, and hacking her social media accounts to track where she was, police said.
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According to the Bradenton Herald, Marines was previously investigated for misusing criminal justice information in 2012 after allegedly showing up at a woman's home unprompted on several occasions.
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Richie is sweaty and erratic for most of this episode, not showing up at the office and arriving six hours late at the bat mitzvah for Zak's daughter.
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Showing up at work with visible signs of self harm, for instance, is likely to make colleagues uncomfortable at best and put your job at risk at worst.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein got a serious bomb threat a month before pipe bombs started showing up at the homes and offices of other prominent politicians ... TMZ has learned.
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We started looking at other parts of our system to see if people started showing up at the food bank or a day shelter before they became homeless.
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That network can resemble Resistance Central at times, but I have yet to see Rachel Maddow showing up at a campaign event for Nancy Pelosi or Chuck Schumer.
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Miller said remediation workers started showing up at her home unannounced several years ago, pointing handheld geiger counters (which detect radiation) at the ground and recording the results.
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MATTIS GETS TO WORK: Mattis dug into his new role shortly after his confirmation Friday, showing up at the Pentagon on Saturday and having a packed day Monday.
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He was proud of how he had collected one more signature from a reformer who had been kicked out of the government by showing up at 208 a.m.
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Warren staffers have become deeply embedded, showing up at high school sports games, book clubs, bingo nights and potluck dinners dressed in the campaign's signature liberty green attire.
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Beto O'Rourke, Julian Castro and Pete Buttigieg could have bucked the charge that Democrats are becoming an anti-Israel party by showing up at next week's Aipac conference.
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Wrong. After letting Aaron and Cash down easy, Zoey picks Luca, showing up at his dorm where she gets to see the giant mural of her he painted.
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Kerlikowske also noted that the vast majority of people trying to enter the US are actually showing up at border entry points and seeking asylum or turning themselves in.
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We were climate pariahs, our scientists showing up at international conferences of their peers with government communications staffers in tow, lest they stray too far from the party line.
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Plus, showing up at a friend's house with an inflatable suitcase made out of bike tires and old trucks would also be a hell of a conversation starter.[Kickstarter]
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Cayo, who is based in Wisconsin, told Vice they are part of a group that "bird-dogs" candidates, showing up at events to ask them about their policy positions.
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Gustavo Claudio decided to reveal his return to his wife, Barbara, and their two children in the sweetest way possible: showing up at the Enfield school where she teaches.
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Miley Cyrus will be showing up at all parties in the USA and elsewhere like a normal, non-famous human being from now on by avoiding the red carpet.
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In 2005, the Virginian was arrested after showing up at a grocery store he apparently intended to rob and then walking away when he realized the doors were locked.
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Epstein allegedly groomed vulnerable young girls into showing up at his estates to provide him with "massages" as part of an escalating scheme that sometimes ended in sexual assault.
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And as his brother William will one day find out, being king rather makes showing up at a Colonials and Natives themed party a bit of a no-no.
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In-person voter fraud — showing up at the polls and claiming to be a dead person, or establishing multiple identities in order to vote 10 times — is vanishingly rare.
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He congratulated the legislators for not showing up at the session at which his resignation would have been formally accepted, and Ms. Añez recognized as the country's interim leader.
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In that ancient language the word signifies folks who are always showing up at your table for a meal, hands empty, mouths full of gimme and much obliged . Parasites.
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Another now-deleted video attacked transgender Americans, which Jones accused of showing up at schools and "hav[ing] their way with your children" while wearing "demon outfits," CNN reported.
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Only Saatva charges any shipping or delivery fee, and its $2000 covered three guys showing up at my apartment with a plastic-wrapped mattress and carefully carrying it inside.
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"Sure it may seem a little mobbed up when they threaten to shoot your economy, even as they're also showing up at a meeting to supposedly 'negotiate,'" Westneat wrote.
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That means these third-party voters tend to disappear in the voting booth — either ultimately aligning themselves with a major party or, more likely, not showing up at all.
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Her fans tried to portray it as something else: Toughing it out by showing up at the event in the first place showed incredible stamina, admirable stamina, they argued.
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Lately, Mr. Bolton has been showing up at the Pentagon more frequently to attend so-called small group meetings of top officials, which has rubbed some the wrong way.
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Mainly, though, Russia is thrilled that Mr. Xi is showing up at the St. Petersburg investment forum with a large delegation when it is being shunned by the West.
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Showing up at the store after a day at Surfer, where the editors had some level of engagement with the tasks at hand, prompted career reflection like never before.
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Local nurses reported that increased numbers of patients were showing up at STD clinics, with some specifically citing the Grindr ad as their motivation for seeking testing or care.
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Ms. Redstone has gone on a crash course in media management, lunching with other media executives and showing up at the Sun Valley conference and other media watering holes.
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California Today Los Angeles public school teachers are on the third day of their strike, with thousands of teachers showing up at school picket lines and massive rallies downtown.
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Their public appearances are tightly controlled, and their activities most days — showing up at charity events, making boring remarks and leaving — are not in themselves raucously exciting to behold.
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By spring, word of the rapes at Teachers Village camp had spread so widely across Maiduguri that people began showing up at the gates to look for missing relatives.
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He said he found out a few days ago that Williams wouldn't be showing up at minicamp and said he hopes he changes his mind and rejoins the team.
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By the 1868 presidential election, the Klan was regularly intimidating Pulaski's prominent black residents, showing up at their homes and threatening them with harm if they asserted themselves politically.
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Taylor Swift is known for surprising fans with one-of-a-kind experiences — showing up at weddings, bridal showers, and even inviting them over for dance parties at her house.
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Photo: GettyWith the hotly contested midterm elections coming up this Tuesday, Twitter is cracking down on attempts at using the service to dissuade people from showing up at the polls.
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They move as one, a buzzing hoard that can chill your blood when they gather in your Twitter mentions, or genuinely change the world just by showing up at concerts.
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It starts with Drake showing up at a classic New Orleans residence (columns and all) and calling from the lawn to the mysterious Kiki referenced in the song's opening line.
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Things like death records and marriage certificates over 21952 years old are — legally — open to the public, but often require showing up at the building where the records are kept.
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Officials said the number of families showing up at the border to request asylum has overwhelmed facilities, which were built to house single adults from Mexico, not parents with kids.
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"I hadn't heard from him, and it seemed like almost immediately people started showing up at my house – people that knew already and had heard and were crying," says Kellie.
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So many Black Mirror episodes ramp up the speed and intensity to manic heights, until, say, the wrong person showing up at a wedding in "Nosedive" feels like a cataclysm.
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"There is a difference between good samaritans taking in this kid and this kid showing up at your door with an AR-15 and demanding to keep it," Arreaza said.
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John Ambrose was played by Jordan Burtchett in the first film and he appeared at the very end, unexpectedly showing up at the Covey household with Lara Jean's love letter.
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And the reason the First Doctor (originally played by William Hartnell, now David Bradley) is showing up at this exact moment, as revealed in the cliffhanger of "The Doctor Falls"?
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His friends and new girlfriend would also harass her, it said, showing up at the cafe and sitting at different exits so that she would have to walk by them.
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Over time, some iPhone 6 Plus users reported that the touchscreen on the phones became unresponsive, with a flickering gray bar eventually showing up at the top of the screen.
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A man was arrested in August after showing up at Kendall Jenner's home, and a man reportedly spent two hours in a rented limo searching for Hilary Duff in July.
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A new CBO score for the bill is expected this week, along with more constituents showing up at the offices of lawmakers to inform them that no one wants this.
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Also showing up at the multiplex this holiday is retro-musical *La La Land—which means that *stars Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone will doing the TV circuit as well.
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The idea of integrating the motion and feel of apps early in the design process is essential to Material, and it's probably why these things are showing up at material.
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Unless we increase the number of refugees admitted from our own backyard we will not make a meaningful dent in the number of people showing up at our southern border.
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A further reflection of the rise in asylum seekers is the number of people showing up at legal crossings without paperwork to enter the country, rather than sneaking across illegally.
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"We were hearing desks were empty at school and people weren't showing up at doctor appointments, so we asked him to assure that sensitive locations memo still applies," Murray recalled.
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Now we appear to be seeing Biden benefit from a wave of support from people who aren't showing up at rallies or on Twitter but do show up to vote.
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Kevin K. McAleenan, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, called the increase in the number of families with children showing up at the border a humanitarian and security crisis.
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This changed quickly: Pretty soon, Black Lives Matter protesters began showing up at rallies for Sanders and former candidate Martin O'Malley and demanding that the candidates talk about these issues.
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Publishers were showing up at Vonnegut's parties, which turned into handpicked parties, where the best of the students would be matched with the publishers and put on a fast track.
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If you think you're experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, call a physician before showing up at an office so you don't put yourself and others at a higher risk of infection.
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I don't see a reason against it, especially if there was a penalty for not showing up at the movie after reserving tickets to dissuade no shows, à la ClassPass.
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Given that, it makes sense that around 7000 BC, small clay vessels (about 50 mm wide) with little spouts start showing up at archaeological sites around Central and Eastern Europe.
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But much of her energy has been spent on joining in parades and showing up at community board meetings and precinct community council meetings, she said in a recent interview.
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Mr. Cullinan, bedecked in a tuxedo, has been an Oscars red-carpet staple in recent years, showing up at the ceremony with a locked briefcase that contained the winners' envelopes.
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And there would always be a question hovering over why someone supports him, why someone is endorsing his legislation, showing up at the White House for a signing ceremony, right?
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And there would always be a question hovering over why someone supports him, why someone is endorsing his legislation, showing up at the White House for a signing ceremony, right?
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Lately, they've even been showing up at hotels and business meetings as conference organizers aim to give a group an "authentic" experience and a taste of the local culinary scene.
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Hopkins obliged, showing up at the man's home with a taser and a pistol while disguised with a pair of pantyhose over his head and black sunglasses on his face.
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He told us of once showing up at some clinic, drunk and filthy and soiled with his own diarrhea, and throwing a fit because the doctor was ten minutes late.
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In June, the administration threatened to impose tariffs on all Mexican goods if Mexico did not assist in curtailing the number of migrants showing up at the US southern border.
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New tactics indicated ICE had begun to dig deeper into personal connections, such as showing up at the homes of relatives of immigrants who had no contact with immigration authorities.
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The new parents have been spending a lot of time together since last week -- cheating scandal be damned -- including Khloe showing up at a Cavs playoff game to support him.
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For context, those are the same workers who may currently be bartering with their landlords for a break on rent or showing up at the local food bank for sustenance.
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It doesn't quite give you the feeling of showing up at a friend's place for dinner, but it comes closer than a lot of places where that's the explicit aim.
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So campaign organizers for Clinton, like her Ohio organizing director Jennifer Friedmann, started showing up at PokéStops and gyms to register Pokémon Go players to vote: Gotta Reg 'em all!
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In recent winters, really nice white birch firewood has been showing up at Washington-area supermarkets at $8 to $9 for a bundle sufficient for two evenings sitting by the fireplace.
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Foster had been tapped as an emergency goalie from time to time, which meant showing up at Blackhawks home games and usually sitting in the press box and eating free food.
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He was alluding to the Pizzagate conspiracy theory that led to an armed gunman showing up at a DC-area pizzeria in 123 — a conspiracy theory spread, in part, on YouTube.
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The big picture: The days of showing up at the office five mornings a week are coming to an end, and companies and workers are rushing to adapt while remaining productive.
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This changed quickly: Pretty soon, Black Lives Matter protesters began showing up at rallies for Bernie Sanders and ex-candidate Martin O'Malley and demanding that the candidates talk about these issues.
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Hurricane training sessions for county employees in Miami-Dade, for example, included drills for how to handle ICE agents showing up at shelters to check people's papers, the Miami Herald reported.
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The problem is we have decades of failed policy and the North Koreans have this muscle memory of being used to receiving economic benefits just for showing up at the table.
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He's had eff-all to do since showing up at Winterfell, reminding his sister of her traumatic rape, cryptically messing with Littlefinger and spying on the Night King in episode 5.
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Eventually he finds a job at a warehouse — but not before he hits rock bottom, showing up at his baby mama's trailer (beer in hand) for a...um, late night visit.
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The couple made sure to fit in plenty of fun though, going bowling and even showing up at a restaurant in their Halloween costumes, though it's unclear if they're still together.
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Cost: FreeLength: 218-3 hours If your idea of sales is people showing up at your door with a pitch, you should take this course on the basic strategies of selling.
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Violence and arrests at Trump's events have escalated in recent weeks as the number of anti-Trump protesters showing up at his events has grown leading to clashes with Trump supporters.
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Since virtually every single one will be showing up at some point or another in Endgame, we thought it might be helpful to step back for a moment and take stock.
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The couple wanted to announce their huge news in a meaningful way, so they decided to surprise friends and family members by showing up at their doors with their new daughter.
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And now the conspiracy claim ... Lynn says she filed a complaint with the State Bar, and all of a sudden cops started showing up at her home and spying on her.
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Ms. Austin also shared emails with The Times showing that she had warned CZ-USA that weapons with the company's markings were showing up at wildlife crime scenes in South Africa.
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Still, some Somali American families thought their children had disproportionately higher rates of autism spectrum disorder and anti-vaxx activists started showing up at community health meetings and handing out pamphlets.
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Then, she said, he kept calling and texting her, showing up at her home and taking her to a local motel, raping her three to four times a week throughout 2018.
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The front room of the mayor's home in Little Italy operated as a sort of ad hoc social services agency, where supplicants were constantly calling and showing up at the door.
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She has advocated for Irons&apos appeal ever since, helping to pay for his defense team and regularly showing up at court in-person to show her support, per The Times.
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Such slurs pick at an open scab, that of school districts in the South repeatedly showing up at the bottom of educational lists and too high on lists about heart disease.
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Around this time, he started showing up at family gatherings, trying to repair relations with his parents, telling them that he had his life together now, but they didn't believe him.
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Taken together, the Trump administration's rule and its agreements with Central American countries can be used to block the overwhelming majority of asylum claims from migrants showing up at the border.
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And the moderate Mr. Edwards has relentlessly cultivated Mr. Trump, showing up at the White House every chance he gets — so it was not even an opportunity to defeat a critic.
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Several hundred thousand federal workers keep showing up at their jobs every day — screening luggage for explosives, policing prisons, preparing to open tax filing season — even though they aren't getting paid.
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Showing up at CPAC wasn't just a chance for Trump to bask in adulation; it was a chance for an outsider to gloat at his complete and total victory over the Establishment.
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Ever since, this video has been waging a reign of terror over my friends and family, showing up at the top of their feeds every single day, over and over and over.
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While the Women's March rose up seemingly overnight as the bellwether of activism in the aftermath of the 2016 election, a subtler revolution has been showing up at the doors of NOW.
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Fiat Chrysler lost 2.4 percent, after the German transport minister criticised the Italian-American carmaker for not showing up at a meeting on Thursday to discuss emissions irregularities of its diesel vehicles.
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The 26-year-old Grammy winner surprised bride and groom Kenya Smith and Max Smith by showing up at their wedding and performing an acoustic version of her 2014 hit, 'Blank Space.
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You have to worry about your overwhelming student loan payments, about our dwindling natural resources, and whether or not you should be OK with the yodeling Walmart kid showing up at Coachella.
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Even if we aren't hosting this year's party, even if we don't have the time to research the perfect recipes, showing up at a friend's potluck empty-handed just isn't an option.
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That's made more impressive because Status lives in a separate tab of WhatsApp, instead of showing up at the top of the home screen like Instagram Stories, Facebook Stories and Messenger Day.
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However, since Murray is known for crashing engagement photo shoots and showing up at random bachelor parties, it shouldn't come as a shock that he helped himself to a fry or two.
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And considering we haven't worn a wide belt since the early 2000s, we're feeling pretty unsure about the valiant return of the waist belt that's showing up at New York Fashion Week.
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"A habitual trespasser and stowaway" faces new trespassing charges, and she's also accused of violating her probation by showing up at the airport, said Janel Sedevic with Chicago Police Department public affairs.
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If Harris is patient zero (Frank's claims paternity too), today it's creeping across the Midwest like a slow epidemic, showing up at Roots in Chicago and Hometown Pizza in West Des Moines.
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The greatest testament to the performance of the rotavirus vaccine is the lack of children showing up at the clinic where Petri, Haque and their team are carrying out the current study.
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"We could have tried competing against the big firms, but if we started showing up at pet events and pet expos, we knew we were just going to get lost," he said.
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Repeatedly, she preached the importance of showing up at the polls, pointing out signs saying, "I will vote," and coaxing the crowd to a round of applause for same-day voter registration.
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With over a million users, the company has garnered some buzz in Silicon Valley's investor scene, so much so that VCs were showing up at the company's former office asking to invest.
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Local organizers told VICE News they are getting reports of drivers showing up at the convention center in San Juan who are being turned away and told to leave their phone numbers.
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Men, women and children from central Africa — mostly from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola — are showing up at the United States' southwest border after embarking on a dangerous, monthslong journey.
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I ended up in borrowed coveralls and rain boots on the back of Mr. Bakker's quad bike during his feeding rounds after showing up at his farm, De Waddel, unannounced that morning.
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"I think it's an unfortunate sign of the times in 2020 — a white supremacist showing up at a public event with a swastika," said Jonathan Greenblatt, head of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Swagtron, the company that excels at showing up at the top of your Amazon search results, is expanding its lineup of electric bikes with a new non-folding model called the EB12.
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The combination of those two activities, he implied, prevented him from showing up at Citi Field on Saturday afternoon as the Mets prepared to play a night game against the Miami Marlins.
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Locals can inform on suspected spies by calling a state security phone line (1123399, like the Jilin number), writing to the Beijing state security bureau or showing up at its office (No.
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"Folks get tired of just saying, oh, thank you for showing up (at the polls)...and think, show up for me," she said referring to black women in and communities of color.
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Retiring 23 Photos View Slide Show ' Suzie Conn, a longtime advertising executive from Nashville, had never even seen an alpaca until moving to the country and showing up at a county fair.
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Yet around the same time, D.E.A. agents began showing up at bank offices in Colorado to remind executives that as far as the federal government was concerned, the whole industry remained illegal.
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"This victory happened because people in every corner of our country committed their time and energy to calling their representatives, showing up at town hall meetings, and making their voices heard," she wrote.
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When my partner, Mark Cronin, and I couldn't get agents or managers to re- turn our calls, we resorted to showing up at hairdressers or coffee shops to pitch our ideas in person.
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Believers of the 4chan QAnon conspiracy — convinced the president is secretly trying to save the world from a global pedophilia ring — have begun showing up at Trump rallies clad in "Q" T-shirts.
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" Joanna's paint, rugs and wallpaper were the start of their décor empire, and, according to Chip, are truly "the next best thing to Jo showing up at your front door with her sketchbook.
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She didn't block you on Instagram, so you can still indulge your ex-lurking needs, but there's a huge difference between pouting about her selfies with Jon Snow and showing up at Dragonstone.
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That statement felt like all but a given before, and now that the handset is showing up at Ohio-area Best Buys, well, you can pretty much bank on it at this point.
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Now, in addition to showing up at random locations, Treasure Trucks will park in Whole Foods parking lots, where they will sell stuff that Amazon could ostensibly sell inside of the grocery store.
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After college, Heimbach attracted attention for showing up at the Conservative Political Action Conference and advocating for segregation, and assumed a leadership role in the Traditionalist Youth Network, a group promoting white separatism.
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As Chess said, it's weird that these jobless young men always assume a guy in a suit showing up at their house is trying kill them rather than, say, offer them a job.
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In April 2016, police had been notified after Jesse left the house through his window in the middle of the night, showing up at a neighbor's house dressed for school, according to KNXV.
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The comedian surprised his swindled fans in Charlotte Thursday by showing up at the restaurant they were at and delivering tix to see him perform at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center that night.
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TRUMP PLANS The Republican president's latest pronouncements, issued informally in rapid succession, came amid a rising flow of migrants from Central America coming through Mexico and showing up at the southern U.S. border.
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Seeing little reason to dilute their monopolies just because more people are showing up at the door looking to get in, sports leagues have largely avoided wholesale expansion to meet the increased demand.
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By appearing detached and repeating talking points, or in Zuckerberg's case, not showing up at all to some hearings, politicians are getting increasingly angry and frustrated as they weigh further laws and regulations.
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We broke the story ... the second time Behr was arrested for showing up at the house looking for Moretz came just 3 HOURS after he got out of jail for the first arrest.
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While the members avoid showing up at actions where their costumes may distract from—instead of amplify—a cause, they say the symbolic value of the witch is vital to what they do.
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Mr. Cumming, who has appeared in scores of films and stage productions, is currently starring in the CBS series "Instinct," which he had been shooting all day before showing up at the club.
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The irony is that Mr. Hyland was in fact going to acquiesce and start using another bread supplier until the activists kept showing up at his restaurants and at his reading at Greenlight.
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"The reason black people weren't showing up at public meetings to talk about the viaduct is that they have lost hope," said Shantel Hilliard, longtime executive director of the Booker T. Washington Center.
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HOWEVER, Logan concedes that sometimes dudes showing up at his pad is totally cool ... if they have a gimmick and are down to get in the ring with him and get knocked out.
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It was, one European diplomat said with mild overstatement at one of the many receptions on Wednesday, a little like showing up at a birthday party and discovering you were attending a wake.
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I had a rich fantasy life, imagining first kisses, songs dedicated to me across a crowded room, one of those boys showing up at my doorstep in the pouring rain professing his love.
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But exit polls show that those voters aren't showing up at the rate that Sanders and his team had hoped, dealing a setback to a central tenet of the Vermont senator's electoral strategy.
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Hogg, who became CEO in May of 2017, has been critical of the pro-democracy protests that are currently in their tenth week, and he warned employees against showing up at "illegal" gatherings.
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The woman who was arrested last year for showing up at CIA headquarters and demanding to speak with "Agent Penis" has been arrested again for violating the conditions of her pre-trial release.
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We have a feeling that once those holiday packages and Black Friday purchases start showing up at your door, you'll be grateful you invested in the video doorbell while it was on sale.
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But Mexicans, who have not been bound by some of the same restrictions, have been showing up at the border in greater numbers, in many cases fleeing the escalating violence in their country.
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Even more ominously, after I tipsily confessed to a fellow American that I'd had a girlfriend in college, a pretty Russian woman started showing up at embassy parties and chatting flirtatiously with me.
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For Republicans, it is time to get used to life after Hillary, and to the prospect of unlikely voters who aren't interested in what you have to say showing up at the polls.
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Rafael Nadal, too, has transformed from global tennis star to walking billboard for Richard Mille by showing up at big matches with watches that cost as much as a suburban split-level house.
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I also learned—the hard way—that one simply does not take full breaks during service, and showing up on time means showing up at least half an hour before your assigned shift.
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The Academy of Model Aeronautics, which represents hobbyists, and trade groups for companies like Google and Amazon, are even showing up at city hall hearings in Miami and Los Angeles to influence local rules.
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" When a reporter asked to speak to Torshin in early 2017 about why the Russians kept showing up at NRA events, Butina seemed to panic, telling him "under no circumstances should you contact him.
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US in-custody deaths and reports of deteriorating detention conditions come as authorities say they don't have enough space to hold the record number of Central American immigrant families showing up at the border.
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Traister spoke to Refinery29 by phone last week about her new book, and made clear that this collective rage has roiled beneath the surface for generations, showing up at different points in recent history.
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Simply by showing up at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in late May, he'll be the first sitting American president to visit the site of the world's first nuclear attack, which killed 140,000 people.
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In the meantime, Mulvaney has been getting more involved, showing up at last night's Freedom Caucus meeting and making clear that the bill is open to substantial changes, according to a Freedom Caucus aide.
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This is a good way to try and avoid showing up at a party dressed with the same costume as someone else (embarrassing!), but we'd also like to recommend a game of Halloween bingo.
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We cannot forget: This victory happened because people in every cover of our country committed their time and energy to calling their representatives, showing up at town hall meetings, and making their voices heard.
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Thank heavens we have the comfort of knowing that Mr. Nelson has promised that the Gabriels will be showing up at the Public two more times before this year ends, including on election night.
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While Abbott says he doesn't usually see many people showing up at KoHub without jobs, it is a common issue in the digital nomad community, especially in famously inexpensive destinations like Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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The timing of the proposed regulation suggests that the Trump administration believes slapping severe new restrictions on immigration — even legal immigration — will help stir the GOP base into showing up at the midterm polls.
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In recent years, mothers like these have come together in groups like Women Against Registry, and they've begun showing up at the same events as Stacie Rumenap's Stop Child Predators, sharing their own stories.
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Butch Roberts, who owns several sports facilities in the area, has been showing up at the Blockbuster for so long — nearly every week for 272 years — that he has memorized the store's phone number.
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The lead was Mike Bloomberg showing up at a party in, I think, the late '80s or '90s, and seeing the invitation list — remember, Mike Bloomberg is from Boston — and he sees the names.
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But I'm wondering how the museum is going to deal with that transition, because I imagine there's going to be a lot of people showing up at the door not knowing about the policy.
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They comprise just a fraction of the migrants showing up at the border — more than 100,000 arrived in March alone — and immigrant rights advocates say the decision of who to send back is arbitrary.
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Just when we thought Lady Gaga had peaked early in award show season — showing up at the Golden Globes dressed as Cinderella — she shut down the red carpet once again at this year's SAG Awards.
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And later this year, a new version of Chrome OS will support Android N, which allows apps to be resized like regular windows instead of just showing up at one of two or three sizes.
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And despite calls for "civility," the activist left isn't letting up—showing up at a Kentucky restaurant where Mitch McConnell was eating Saturday to publicly shame him for his stance on the current border crisis.
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This has never been a secret, it's flagrant public behavior, and as a result he's been something of a social outcast for many years, although that doesn't stop him from showing up at hacker conventions.
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You know, I wanted to send Walt around as a TV show, him showing up at people's houses and fixing and yelling at them and stuff like that, that would be a hysterical TV show.
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"Children are showing up at school with empty stomachs, and schools are collecting food on an ad hoc basis and sending it home because teachers know that their students will otherwise go hungry," he said.
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Mothers began showing up at the Oswaldo Cruz Hospital with their affected babies as early as September, stunning doctors and leaving even the most experienced among them scrambling to figure out what was going on.
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And her 1996 suggestion that some African American males are "super predators" is the basis of a below-the-radar effort to discourage infrequent black voters from showing up at the polls—particularly in Florida.
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And in recent years, as gun rights continued to expand, activists have exploited a decades-old freedom to openly carry a rifle in public by showing up at demonstrations with their so-called long guns.
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Jason, now in his thirties, was stuck—walking everywhere because he couldn't get a driver's license, and showing up at his mother's house in the middle of the night to beg for milk and cereal.
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According to the Sacramento Bee, Granite Bay High School had to ban DoorDash food delivery because it led to dozens of meals showing up at different times and school officials having to track down students.
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The conflict—which Rahmaan claims ended in a staff member asking him and a friend if they were "sure the money's not going to ISIS"—led to two police officers showing up at his house.
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Apparently their arrangement was a casual one, and soon other women were showing up at his door late at night throughout the week, permitting little peace for me on the other side of the wall.
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But he said last year the amount of moving among apartments was down, and the number of people showing up at parent teacher conferences, a focal point of affluent neighborhoods, went from 10 to 80.
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These self-proclaimed "anti-fascists" (hence the name) have been showing up at rallies across the country since Trump's inauguration, assaulting police with urine bombs, beating journalists bloody, and setting the occasional car on fire.
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Years before City Opera filed for bankruptcy, in 2013, a big chunk of its audience had already fled—and they certainly aren't showing up at the Met, which is having its own problems filling seats.
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In the old days, showing up at the same time was more obviously necessary — the traders at the New York Stock Exchange needed to be physically in the same place to buy and sell shares.
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Together, these policies have been effective in achieving President Trump's goal of driving down the overall number of migrants showing up at the border, which has dropped about 70 percent since its peak in May.
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"At face value, it might suggest that patients are showing up at the ER sicker or with more serious injuries," says Jonathan Mathieu, chief economist at the Center for Improving Health Care Value in Colorado.
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Afghanistan's presidential election didn't see as much violence from the Taliban as some anticipated, but voter turnout was still shockingly low with fewer than 2.5 million showing up at the polls, reports the Washington Post.
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Clinton got another boost on Thursday as the political action committee of the Congressional Black Caucus gave her its endorsement, with many of the caucus's House members showing up at the announcement to add their support.
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We also heard that Sassani had just stopped showing up at work, was not participating in leadership meetings and stopped having one-on-ones with direct reports as far back as the second quarter of 2016.
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Yet commuting even on today's affordable hybrids and city bikes, solely powered by human oomph, can be an unappealing option if it means showing up at work in a sweaty lather or frozen to the bone.
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"There were up to 16 people showing up at his job and home every day, bothering his roommates, expecting sex, interfering with his work, interfering with his sleep," said Diaz, who helped Herrick obtain protection orders.
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The woman's affidavit describes police officers showing up at her home in New Delhi unannounced late at night on March 10, handcuffing her husband, and taking her and her sister-in-law into a police van.
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Dogs are now increasingly showing up at their local news stations to protest faulty doppler radars and severe thunderstorm warnings, which are at best inconvenient for long walks and at worst absolutely terrifying to many canines.
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Other business leaders are expected to possibly get cute with attendance by not technically showing up at the Future Investment Initiative but by taking meetings around Riyadh in the days before or after the conference runs.
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The squid shortage has become so dire, anxious bankers with outstanding loans to those in the industry have started showing up at the annual seminars held by Yasunori Sakurai, one of Japan's foremost experts on cephalopods.
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Ben Simmons believes his ex, Tinashe, has been tailing him and showing up at the same places he parties with gf Kendall Jenner ... and it's gotten so bad he's seriously thinking of significantly beefing up security.
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Democrats in Iowa and Nevada will be able to vote over the phone instead of showing up at traditional caucus meetings next February, according to state-party plans reported by AP's Michelle Price and Tom Beaumont.
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All of these people had shown interest in entrepreneurship just by showing up at the events, but the infected ones were 1.8 times more likely to have actually taken the plunge and started their own company.
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For more than a year Erik Castro, a photographer in Santa Rosa, has been showing up at vineyards in Sonoma County and asking the workers at the end of their shifts: Can I take your picture?
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Anthony Bouchard, who often sports a waxed handlebar mustache that recalls the outlaws of the Wild West, has a habit of showing up at public events where everyone is unarmed and explaining that they're in danger.
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"The militia movement began showing up at events in 2017 alongside the alt-right and other white supremacists particularly in order to be a buffer or to confront the threat they view from ANTIFA," Segal said.
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Last but not least, China enhanced its digital health care capacity to keep people from showing up at pharmacies, clinics, and hospitals, Aylward explained: Normally a prescription in China can't last for more than a month.
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Where Vance wrote affectingly of showing up at Ohio State and Yale Law with the limited preparation provided by his middling schools in Middletown, Ohio, Westover describes showing up in college with no schooling at all.
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For decades after the attack, Ms. Hast said, Mr. Weinstein made Ms. Sciorra "live in terror," seeking her out whenever she filmed movies, leaving messages for her and showing up at hotels where she was staying.
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The show's writer, the veteran David E. Kelley, and director, Jean-Marc Vallée ("Dallas Buyers Club"), do not show the process of detection at all — no evidence, no clues, no cops showing up at inconvenient times.
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Announced in April 2018, the zero tolerance policy coincided with a shift in the demographics of migrants showing up at the border: Families now make up the majority of those apprehended, rather than single adult males.
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I need to feed a group, meat edition: Coconut Milk Chicken Adobo The crazy (and often fun) thing about the week after Christmas is that people keep showing up at your home, and they are hungry.
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But by showing up at an event where he was cast by circumstance as the villain, he showed a side of his political character that many people had forgotten was there, or doubted existed at all.
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Witnesses are increasingly showing up at hearings -- like Lewandowski -- armed with letters from the White House lawyers advising them to limit their testimony to issues not likely to be involved in expansive future executive privilege claims.
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Asked if Trump was aware that the cost of the tariffs would be shouldered by US consumers, Mulvaney said people in the US are already paying for the cost of the people showing up at the border.
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Soon enough, Abe's boss is showing up at the Maisel home to inform Abe everyone from the parking attendants to the trustees at Columbia is "sick" of him and is essentially demanding that he take a sabbatical.
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There's the tale of Pearl showing up at a game at Harlem's King Towers on a motorcycle with a "fly-ass girl on the back," parking at half-court, dropping 55 points, and then driving away satisfied.
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"I know everyone thinks Keith is wild but he's actually very focussed when we work," he says, adding only that a series of '90s porn DVDs began showing up at the studio in tandem with Keith's visits.
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Rachel and Adam are officially over (although we've been promised that he'll be showing up at some point in season two), and now that Jeremy knows how hard Rachel betrayed him he's basically out for her blood.
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He fulfilled his dream of attending the United States Military Academy at West Point — people in Gadsden remember him showing up at an assembly at his old high school and walking around proudly in his cadet uniform.
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First it becomes clear that Aiden is hiding secrets about the way he earns a living, and then Will begins to act erratically, showing up at odd times and even popping silently into the house without knocking.
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Even as the administration was filling detention centers to their capacity and obtaining additional funding for more beds in immigration detention, the number of migrants showing up at the border kept rising through April of this year.
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The company's products have been used in a variety of ways—with fake foods showing up at weddings and corporate events, and its TV screens and laptops sometimes even showing up during TV shows and music videos.
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Showing up at Patricia Altschul's dinner party with pal Shep Rose in the premiere, the 23-year-old found herself having an awkward face-off with Kathryn Dennis following previous tension between the two (more on that later).
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Remember how, after Facebook was accused of bias in its Trending Topics, Glenn Beck knocked fellow conservatives for showing up at the company with a list of demands, asking for what he described as "affirmative action for conservatives"?
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Paul's address is apparently no secret on the internet, and young fans, lovingly called Jake Paulers, (ew) showing up at the home hoping to catch a glimpse or be featured in one of his videos is the norm.
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Sometimes they contain huge reveals that hint at future movies (see: Black Panther showing up at the end of Captain America: Civil War, or Groot becoming a teenager at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2).
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Rob showing up at all was a big deal because it was shot for their reality show, and as we reported ... he'd gone back into recluse mode lately, and put back on much of the weight he lost.
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Sometimes it takes a bit of luck — a pair of filing cabinets filled with government documents showing up at a used furniture store in Canberra, for example — just to see what kinds of things end up getting classified.
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In both counties, the canvassing boards worked into the night, examining each provisional ballot cast by people who faced some kind of irregularity on Election Day, such as not bringing identification or showing up at the wrong precinct.
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Turnover at those positions is constant, Mr. Maletto said, and the workers he finds to fill vacancies are often unreliable, showing up late, playing on their phones while on the clock or sometimes not showing up at all.
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In doing so, voters delivered a message to Democrats and Republicans across the country, and perhaps in Albany: The liberal base is fired up, showing up at the polls, and may be ignored only at great political risk.
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Given the high rank of the targeted victims, the case falls to Saga Bauer, a Security Police officer with a specialty in counterterrorism and a penchant for showing up at crime scenes dressed in a black leather bodysuit.
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Trump was on hand when her husband marked the end of Women's History Month by showing up at a panel in the East Room devoted to women's issues, in which female members of his cabinet were taking part.
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The Pizzagate theory claiming a child sex ring was being run by Democratic politicians out of a DC pizza shop was an absurd conspiracy, but it led to someone showing up at the pizza shop with a rifle.
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But when I see antifa showing up at places like UC Berkeley and setting fire to cars and throwing rocks through windows in order to prevent someone like Milo Yiannopoulos from speaking, I think they've gone way too far.
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However, it's alleged that Threatin faked a Facebook fan base to entice venues to book him and his band… and, as a result, it's turned into a chaotic mess with no one showing up at any of his shows.
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Remember that in the last episode, Mary Louise basically stalked and weirded out Jane (Shailene Woodley) by showing up at her job, gaslighting her about her own sexual assault, and trying to get her to take a paternity test.
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Occasionally, you might send a Super Like—the digital version of showing up at someone's doorstep, bouquet of flowers in hand, blasting "Kiss Me" by Sixpence None the Richer out of a boombox—but otherwise, there's not much nuance.
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As for driving and playing, the app requires trainers to confirm they are not driving in order to use the game at higher speeds, while some users say Pokémon aren't showing up at all when traveling at higher speeds.
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Prior to the shooting, he was briefly treated at an Anchorage mental institution after showing up at the local FBI office claiming to be hearing voices, then was released with no restrictions on owning a gun, authorities have said.
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For the big day, Kevin flew directly from a Jonas Brothers concert in Vancouver to surprise the former hairdresser by showing up at her New Jersey doorstep and dropping down to his knee to ask her to marry him.
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BRUSSELS, March 19 (Reuters) - Whistleblowers will be able to report suspected price-fixing online instead of showing up at the offices of the European Union's antitrust regulators in an effort to make it easier for companies to come forward.
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Equal pay is likely to be a key issue in upcoming elections, so on top of reaching out to local officials, be intentional about registering to vote and showing up at the polls for local, state, and federal elections.
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The next step is reimagining what the restaurant is and should be when customers expect their food to come to them — whether it is by way of an UberEats driver or a food truck showing up at their door.
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"The dream when we started was that babies that would not exist without us all showing up at work every day and working our tails off for a decade would exist one day—and we're there," she told me.
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Having already agreed to accept lower payments from federal programs like Medicare because they said they believed more people would have coverage, hospitals are faced with more people showing up at their doors needing care but unable to pay.
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"It's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food, as worried attendants tried to catch him," the anonymous author reportedly wrote.
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The annual early-summer gatherings are held across the state, with thousands of people showing up at a farm at dawn to socialize over a spectacularly lactose-rich spread of milk, yogurt, cheese curds, scrambled eggs, pancakes and sausage.
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On Thursday, instead of showing up at her immigration check-in with a nonstop ticket to Guatemala, as she had been told to do, Amanda Morales Guerra, 20123, walked into Holyrood Episcopal Church-Iglesia Santa Cruz in Washington Heights.
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Conrad Hilton pled not guilty Thursday to violating a restraining order by showing up at his ex-girlfriend's doorstep ... but the bigger news is that he seems to be doing a lot better after getting some serious professional help.
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He never polled high enough to earn a spot on the prime-time debate stage, depriving him of valuable free news media attention, and even stunts like showing up at Mr. Trump's rally last week failed to give him traction.
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It's week two of Colton Underwood's quest to find love, and Chris Harrison kicks off Monday's episode by showing up at the mansion to casually inform the women that even though they're all friends now, it's not going to last.
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They also warned that these laws would fall hardest on minority groups who might not have the proper identification or would come to fear just showing up at the voting booth even though they had no reason to do so.
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The Victoria's Secret model filed legal docs seeking a restraining order against a man named Ruben Velazquez, whom she claims has been showing up at her house uninvited and sending her crazy threats via Instagram for the past couple months.
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We're told NYPD has 2 suspects based on surveillance video, and know they stalked Keef the night of the shooting -- first showing up at China Chalet restaurant where Keef was hanging downtown ... then jumping into a dark-colored Ford Econovan.
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"I feel as a mom, just like any other parent with small kids, you're just constantly apologizing for being late, for being absent, for not showing up at the last minute, canceling plans, or just generally being scattered," she says.
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In 2014, when the US saw a large number of unaccompanied immigrant children showing up at its borders, a group of organizations filed a complaint on behalf of 116 kids who said they were abused and mistreated in CBP custody.
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In Georgia, Florida and North Carolina race and ethnicity are tracked on these states' voter files, so it is possible to look at the individual level data to see if Hispanics are showing up at unusually higher numbers than the past.
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Along with the Juul phenomenon, a new wave of lower-priced Juul knockoffs are showing up at convenience stores, vape shops and online, despite an FDA rule that banned the sale of new e-cigarettes after August 2016 without regulatory approval.
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"In addition, if he sticks around, at least people showing up at his events will get free hugs, instead of sucker punches and/or a festering mob mentality, and that has to be worth something in this environment," she added.
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A judge just dismissed a request for a permanent restraining order against Tim McLanahan, whom J Lo's security team claims has been following her from Vegas to Los Angeles, showing up at her L.A. home and sending her unwanted gifts.
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Dr. Terry Dubrow thinks Donald Trump not only acted un-presidential by calling out Mika Brzezinski for allegedly showing up at Mar-a-Lago on New Year's Eve and bleeding from plastic surgery ... he says it's flat-out body shaming.
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A variety of vape oils, tinctures, salves, and edibles with numbers like 18:1, 4:1, and 1:13 — noting the amount of CBD to THC — have been showing up at dispensaries in recent years in both medical and recreational states.
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But Chris Coffey, who worked as a senior official in all three of Mr. Bloomberg's administrations, was less reluctant to weigh in — and took a potshot at Mr. de Blasio's penchant for showing up at City Hall well past 9 a.m.
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Even for GLOW, the casting of which she described as a positive experience, Brie had to go all out to get considered for the role, showing up at auditions with no makeup, in workout clothes, her hair permed in '80s frizz.
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Now when I sit down with black pastors in South Carolina and they tell me stories about being unnerved by strange white people (and sometimes by white people who aren't all that strange) showing up at their churches, I don't laugh.
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"What our spies and informants were noticing, of course, was that Iraqi scientists specializing in chemistry, biology, and, to a lesser extent, nuclear power kept showing up at international symposia," former CIA counterterrorism officer John Kiriakou wrote in a 22 memoir.
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Absent from the administration's tough border security rhetoric is recognition that the number of refugees we admit, and where we admit them from, has a direct connection to the number of people showing up at the southern border to seek asylum.
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And now, as a parent, she said ACS continued to hound her, showing up at her door or at her daughters' school in response to what she said were false reports of domestic violence, waiting for her to slip up.
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Meanwhile, in addition to the number of people crossing illegally increasing, the number of people showing up at legal border crossings decreased by 9% that month despite that statistic usually increasing in the month of May, based on historic trends.
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But the documents and publicly released data showed that nothing changed in the trends before the end of the month: illegal crossings continued to increase each week, and the number of people showing up at legal entries decreased each week.
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For example, many women showing up at city shelters are fleeing domestic violence, but no formal mechanism exists for the shelter staff to share information with law enforcement, Elizabeth Glazer, the director of the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice, said.
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"If he plans on trying to use his own intentional inaction as some kind of bogus excuse for not showing up at Tuesday's hearing, people will see right through such a juvenile tactic," Cummings said in a statement on Thursday.
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It took me about six months of showing up at her office doubled over before she ordered (inconclusive) tests, referred me to a GI doc (who also found nothing wrong with me), and then finally sent me to a gynecological oncologist.
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For example, if your lovers are sending you lots of texts, it won't mean so much to you—sure, they say you're the sexiest person they have ever seen, but are they showing up at your door with romantic offerings?
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"It's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food, as worried attendants tried to catch him," the author wrote, according to The Post.
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"It's like showing up at the nursing home at daybreak to find your elderly uncle running pantsless across the courtyard and cursing loudly about the cafeteria food, as worried attendants tried to catch him," the author said, according to The Post.
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"Many are showing up at the border for the first time ever and being prosecuted," said Raul Miranda, the longest-serving private lawyer paid by the government to represent Operation Streamline defendants in the Federal District Court here in Tucson.
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In Millburn, N.J., one of the school districts that now require any student caught with a vaping device to be drug tested, teenagers said Juuls began showing up at parties last year, and by fall were at school and football games.
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And if you're a scaredy-cat who can't imagine showing up at a haunted insane asylum in the middle of the night, just know that you don't need to be searching for ghosts in the wee hours of the morning.
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What they're saying: Williamson called the campaign finance system "obscene" in an interview with Yahoo Finance when she announced her numbers, but said that she will not suspend her campaign as long as people are showing up at her events.
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But as parents swoop in — showing up at their children's job interviews, trying to negotiate their salaries and other benefits and even intervening to smooth out their work-related difficulties — some organizations appear to be struggling with the increased meddling.
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After agreeing to produce Hayek's film "Frida," Weinstein began harassing the actress, asking her to shower with him, showing up at her hotel unexpectedly and requesting massages, among other things, Hayek wrote in an op-ed for The New York Times.
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As the number of migrants showing up at the southern border reached record levels over the last year, CBP started holding them for days or even weeks in processing centers that weren't designed to house people for more than 72 hours.
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And that was before Mr. Trump took office and the administration began implementing policies that have made some people in immigrant communities uneasy about voting, prompting political advocates to promote absentee voting as an alternative to showing up at the polls.
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Showing up at Donald Trump rallies looking for an opportunity to fight with Donald Trump supporters, set Trump merchandise on fire, chant Mexican nationalist slogans, get into scuffles with riot police, and throw eggs at people is a bad idea.
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It's week two of Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s quest to find love, and Chris Harrison kicks off Monday's episode by showing up at the mansion to casually inform the women that even though they're all friends for now, it's not going to last.
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"Now that I'm contributing something to the Star Trek liturgy—the lore, the phenomenon—my own contribution, I feel like I've earned my place at the table a little bit, and I'm much more comfortable showing up at the conventions," he says.
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The directors of both movies have been setting the example for all of us on how to support two important projects, showing up at each other's premieres, promoting one another's movies, and Coogler even wrote an ode to DuVernay and Wrinkle for ESPN.
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It'll be hard for Bethesda to top last year's conference, which saw the announcement of both Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI, but unfortunately, studio director Todd Howard has already confirmed that neither title will be showing up at this year's E29 conference.
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On LinkedIn's Top Attractors list, however, the only company that comes close to being in that category is Tesla, showing up at No. 8, but it's about as much a traditional manufacturing company as, well, a tech company that makes electric cars.
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US Customs and Border Protection has said its agents have been overwhelmed by the number of migrant families showing up at the southern border, forcing them to hold people in encampments like the one in McAllen because their facilities don't have enough space.
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With the robotics division struggling to live up to expectations, Garden came up with a new solution: delivery trucks that could bake the pizzas while in transit to cut down delivery times and improve the finished product showing up at customers' doors.
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There was a mass mobilization of citizens showing up at town halls and making members of Congress aware that there were real people, with real health benefits, who would be very angry and very vocal about their anger if those benefits went away.
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"In high school, I was two years younger than everybody in my class so not only was I not athletic but I was short and just this little 12-year-old showing up at high school, hadn't gone through puberty yet," he says.
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"There are real, live instances where positions are taken to keep eligible people from showing up at the polls or to make it needlessly harder to vote," Justin Levitt, a former voting rights official in the Obama administration Justice Department, told the Times.
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Then I got a SNES, and a summer holiday of showing up at mates houses with a pad and a copy of SFII (nobody had two SNES pads of their own, come on now) happened and started a lifetime of playing fighting games.
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One woman, who was there to retrieve her car that had been towed, complained to cops she was afraid of Charles because he was aggressively pursuing her ... sending flowers and money to her home, calling her incessantly and showing up at her doorstep.
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Despite the PSDB win in Sao Paulo, voters also expressed deep indifference toward their political options, with nearly 40 percent either not showing up at the polls - despite voting being legally mandatory in Brazil - or refusing to vote for any mayoral candidate.
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Now, a new wave of lower-priced Juul knock-offs is showing up at convenience stores, vape shops and online - despite a U.S. Food and Drug Administration rule banning the sale of new e-cigarette products after August 2016 without regulatory approval.
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As historians like Longworth have pointed out, Manson, his family, and people like them were seemingly everywhere in LA in the late 1960s, showing up at parties, hanging out with bona fide rock stars (like Beach Boy Dennis Wilson), hitchhiking at street corners.
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But there she was on Twitter this week, the former UFC bantamweight women's champion, showing up at the Standing Rock Indian Reservation on the North Dakota/South Dakota border to bring supplies to protestors fighting against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Federal health officials are asking people with possible exposure to the virus and who develop symptoms like shortness of breath, cough and fever to call health care providers first, rather than just showing up at a doctor's office, clinic or emergency room.
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"In companies where [diversity initiatives] work, you have executive sponsors attending meetings, they get to know people and they really make it a priority, not just showing up at one event and doing a kick-off speech and then disappearing," she says.
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But he recently reappeared in the public eye, showing up at an exhibition of furniture designed by Rick Owens, at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles last week, and at Trump Tower on Tuesday morning, to meet with the president-elect.
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While he made few public appearances specifically tied to the effort to repeal Obamacare, he began showing up at factories and job sites to publicize his claimed positive effect on hiring and the economy even before he took the oath of office.
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"Many young people aren't renewing their DACA paperwork for fear of what might happen to them in the process," said Ms. Macias, mentioning another immigrant whose story went viral when she was deported after showing up at a routine immigration check-in.
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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick, a policy analyst at the American Immigration Council, said in an interview that he's not sure the US even has the means of sending families back to Mexico in the numbers that are currently showing up at the southern border.
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When your ex is showing up at the same high-profile event with his very high-profile new girlfriend (that would be The Weeknd and Selena Gomez, just in case you needed a refresher), you might want to wear sweats and Ben & Jerry's stains.
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But attorneys who work with child migrants have previously told VICE News that licensed shelters are full because the government has drawn out the process through which children are reunited with their sponsors — not just because more children are showing up at the border.
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The lawsuit accuses him of showing up at a cafe in the dormitory where they both worked — she as a barista and he as a manager — even when he was not on duty, and making harassing comments or lingering outside the cafe staring at her.
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" FROM PEN: HGTV's Chip and Joanna Gaines on Their 14 Year Marriage Joanna's paint, rugs and wallpaper were the start of their décor empire, and, according to Chip, are truly "the next best thing to Jo showing up at your front door with her sketchbook.
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Luckily, I had a circle of friends who held me up in big and small ways, with weeklong getaways, french-fry dates, bouts of absences, phone calls (not text messages), Rancho Gordo beans deliveries, flowers, cards and showing up at my apartment with wine.
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If you closed your eyes and pretended you were doing Karaoke back in your childhood bedroom, dreaming of one day becoming an adult and showing up at the Rainbow Room with a fifth of Jack and a guitar, then I'm sure you loved their set.
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The Women's March hasn't just inspired new activists to come out, Fisher said — it has also connected those activists with other groups and other ways to get involved, like showing up at town halls to urge Republicans not to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Precinct captains and Democratic voters along the way predicted a higher-than-expected turnout—which would favor the Vermont senator—in part because they say many students and first-time caucus-goers in their towns are showing up at organizing meetings on behalf of Sanders.
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The U.S. Border Patrol and immigration authorities have seen a marked increase in requests from Central American asylum-seekers in recent months, even though overall, the number of people showing up at the U.S.-Mexico border has reached record lows not seen since the 1970s.
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"Birds of Prey" stars Margot Robbie (Harley Quinn), Jurnee Smollett-Bell (Dinah Lance/Black Canary), Ella Jay Basco (Cassandra Cain), and Rosie Perez (Renee Montoya) surprised fans by showing up at New York Comic Con on Saturday at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
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And it retains some of the most familiar tunes anyhow, with strains of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" showing up at times, including in a rapped version by Tyler, the Creator that plays as we're introduced to the sourpuss himself and recurs throughout.
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As many industries have shuttered, it has become verboten to go to the mall or out for a beer, or even to work — yet some citizens have still been showing up at surgery centers and hospitals for cosmetic and other non-emergency surgeries and procedures.
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In the days after an "Access Hollywood" video exposed his own lewd comments about women during the final month of the campaign, Mr. Trump responded by showing up at his debate with Hillary Clinton with three women who had accused Bill Clinton of sexual improprieties.
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Allen, who has shown a great deal of talent as a runner, is 4-5 as a starter, and though he can't match Mayfield's recent efficiency, he at the very least has made himself distinct for showing up at the extreme edge of several statistics.
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But if Cleveland fans could get used to showing up at Quicken Loans Arena, where the Cavaliers play, then surely Detroit fans can cope with a gym named after a pizza conglomerate, even one that fails to use an essential apostrophe in its title.
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"I was hoping to continue my education and now I don't know what will happen," said Mr. Magon, 17, of Capitol Heights, Md. Some immigrants who do not realize they do not qualify for renewal are showing up at clinics, only to be turned away.
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In response to Mr. Gardner's complaints that the people showing up at his office to request town-hall-style meetings were paid protesters from other states, one group showed up at his office with a banner on which members had written their Colorado ZIP codes.
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Mark Morgan, the head of US Customs and Border Protection, told reporters on Monday that there has been an increase in the number of Mexican families showing up at the border — and consequently, the administration has been experimenting with ways to keep Mexicans out.
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" Deutsch criticized Trump a day after the president sent out a tweet ripping "Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski for having a low IQ and accusing her of showing up at his Mar-a-Lago estate with her face "bleeding badly from a face-lift.
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The doctors referenced in the study instead experienced what's referred to as "direct-to-physician" marketing, like sales representatives showing up at their local practice with free samples, lunch for the office, or pledges to pay speaker fees and cover travel costs to an event.
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Back in 2015, and facing a tide of unaccompanied minors showing up at the border, former President Barack Obama got then-Speaker Paul Ryan to rally 150 members of the GOP to double the amount of foreign assistance America sends to the Northern Triangle.
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On multiple occasions, they said, Mosseri squared off with Joel Kaplan, Facebook's vice president of U.S. public policy and a former member of the George W. Bush Administration who stirred controversy last year for showing up at the confirmation hearing for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Because of this, some suicide prevention groups and public health professionals have been reaching out to gun owners — showing up at gun shows, having events at shooting ranges — to talk about suicide prevention and how to spot gun owners who might be at risk, Pearson said.
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In one of those mini-arcs, Molly styles herself as a superhero, which amounts to showing up at the same place two nights in a row and shouting nonsensical slogans like "Who runs the world?" while stopping the same pimp from beating up the same prostitute.
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RELATED: Trump campaign chairman: Ohio governor 'hurting his state' for not showing up at RNC Katich's supporters on Monday defended his decision not attend the convention, including adviser John Weaver, a chief strategist, who tweeted that the governor has "record approval ratings," as well his "principle/integrity."
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Tourists swarmed Joso's Restaurant after they realized Drake shot the cover of his Take Care album there, and two years after the Drake and Rihanna "Work" video, tourists are still showing up at The Real Jerk restaurant to ask what kind of roti Drake ordered (chicken).
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So now when you bring it back and you got guys like the J. Cole and the Kendricks and the Wales and the Big Sean and they're talking about issues and they're showing up at these rallies, it makes you pay attention to what's really going on.
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It was around that time, he said, that a man he came to believe was working for the Russian internal intelligence service, the F.S.B., began showing up at the lab in Moscow, inquiring about the bottles used for storing the urine samples tested for banned substances.
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Aside from the factors that have historically contributed to the low Latino voter turnout rate, the high partisan political climate seems to be having an impact on the number of naturalized—or soon to become citizens – who are showing up at the polls during this election cycle.
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Before taking up his new post, Mr. Lieberman, a blunt-talking former foreign minister, had denounced the handling of the Azaria case by Mr. Yaalon and the military high command, and demonstrated his support for the sergeant by showing up at a hearing at the military court.
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ET / Grace Sparks This election is about Donald Trump Two-thirds of voters say their vote in today's congressional election is about Donald Trump, according to early exit polls, and more say they're showing up at the polls to express opposition than support for the President.
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Experts say that workplace raids primarily serve as a deterrent for employees — dissuading workers who are in the country illegally from showing up at their jobs and warning prospective undocumented immigrants that, even if they make it across the border, they may be captured at work.
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Cameras and artificial intelligence that can identify people based on their facial features are also showing up at border crossings, on police vehicles, at the entrances to stadiums and even in some high schools in the U.S. and Europe, where they are used to identify students.
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Mark had complained of flu-like symptoms in the days leading up to his death and had worried fellow band member Charles Alexander by showing up at his house the day before he died, barely able to stand and with a yellow tint to his skin, Alexander tells PEOPLE.
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But it's impossible to identify "legitimate" asylum seekers by forcing them to wait for an unknown period of time, with housing and food not guaranteed, in the midst of rising hostility from neighbors, in the uncertain hope of getting their name called or showing up at the right hour.
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But Cliff has no way of making a connection between this Charlie and the odd-looking fellow he witnessed showing up at the home of Rick's neighbor, Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie), or knowing that Sharon's experiencing a less-pronounced version of the same career ennui that's troubling Rick.
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It is likely that this was true, though given that there are at least 22017 different royal families in his native Nigeria it's not quite the same as William Windsor showing up at the factory gates and promising to sink some of granny's money into your F21 team.
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In a country where 2258.60 million people owe upward of $23 trillion on their student loans, it's not hard to imagine why a tale about armed federal agents' showing up at the door of a Texas man to arrest him over unpaid student loans set the Internet abuzz.
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As my quest for live recordings expanded, Helen and I began showing up at local venues with a boom box and a large microphone to make our own recordings, always asking permission, and always getting it except from the one band that seemed too drugged to notice us asking.
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From Alex Jones's smearing of Sandy Hook families to lies about Parkland crisis actors to renewed chatter about lizard people secretly running the world to dangerous near-tragedies like PizzaGate and, most recently, QAnon types showing up at Trump rallies, ours is a moment rife with fresh paranoia.
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Amazon's promotions for these products, which started showing up at least a year ago, were exclusively reserved for Amazon's own private label products and appeared in highly visible areas of the site, like the top of search results or next to the "buy box" of a competitor's product page.
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"We got to know each other very well over 40 years by showing up at the same tables in Brussels and elsewhere, not on the basis of equal size but on the basis of equality of status of member states, which for a small state matters," Mr. Cox said.
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G_xoxo's video includes clips of Lucas showing up at the most convenient times, deep cut clues like a puzzle that reveals an image of a boy and a girl (is Lucas Charlotte's little brother?), and evidence of Lucas' pyromania that matches up with Uber A's passion for explosions.
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Jarrett lost the title at No Mercy, as scheduled, but he insisted on extra pay or else he'd walk, probably with the actual championship belt (showing up at a rival's television show with a title belt that isn't theirs is an anxiety wrestling promoters have held for generations).
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After showing up at the San Francisco home of her only remaining relative — Rosalie Mackintosh, a tough-as-nails madam (Jennifer Van Dyck) — she befriends the help: Mickey, a gay piano player (Kendal Sparks); Emmy Lou, a plucky prostitute (Nancy Anderson); and Louis, an upstanding bookkeeper (Christopher Borg).
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"Rick and I have met more billionaires in the last year that have called us in for meetings because they want us to recruit social equity applicants for them," said Money, noting she's head of recruiters showing up at welfare and probation officers in search of equity candidates.
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If a soldier were to calculate his personal value to the campaign that his army is engaged in, he could easily conclude that the cost of showing up at the front isn't worth it, even if he factors in the chance of being caught and punished for desertion.
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Showing up at the ballot box Park's downfall didn't begin with her baroque scandal, which involved giving top secret information to her Rasputin-like confidante, her involvement in a reportedly shamanistic cult, a McCarthy-like blacklist and her receipt of more than 240 billion won ($20.66 million) in bribes.
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"There's a feeling that animals should be much older than the Cambrian (the period running from 541 to 485 million years ago), because a lot of animals are showing up at the same time, but fossil evidence for animals before that has been contentious," Gold said in a statement.
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Women aren't the only ones who can rock an iconic ponytail, and Tom Brady proved that when he made headlines in 2011 after showing up at Carnival in Rio de Janeiro with wife Gisele Bundchen, his hair in a tiny little ponytail at the nape of his neck.
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According to my friends — who spent the first 30 days of my sobriety calling me, showing up at my house, making sure I was getting the help I needed — getting another adult sober is almost as exhausting as trying to keep an immaculate home with three little kids running around.
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Look, she was there as we write in the book, I mean, she surprised a lot of people because she kept showing up at NRA conventions, at CPAC conferences, at national prayer breakfasts, and you know there are a number of people who kept wondering why is this woman always here?
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They have a liberal base that&aposs motivated and mobilized on this one issue showing up at their home state offices to protest and say, don&apost you dare vote for one of these nominees, but they hail from Trump states with a lot of voters who also focused on this.
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I want to star in a training montage where wily old curling legend Stones McGillicuddy trains me for the Olympics but only after I prove to him I'm serious by showing up at his curling club every day for a week despite the other curlers beating me with the Swiffer dusters.
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The training, the death-defying weight cuts, the very act of showing up at all when the odds have often made her as much of an underdog outside of the cage as her opponents are inside of it, aren't just the acts of a woman trying to atone for past mistakes.
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Unhappy that Rebecca (Mandy Moore) had embarked on a two-week tour with Ben (Sam Trammell) and his band, Jack continued to self-medicate and put himself in a dangerous position by showing up at a work afterparty at Joe's Tavern, where assistant Heather (Megan West) had eyes for him.
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Between inventing a new genre called "Faé" in 2017, showing up at the 2018 Met Gala in a Tesla necklace with Elon Musk, threatening to "publicly execute" her stage persona, and collaborating with Bring Me The Horizon, it feels as though Grimes has strayed further and further from the zeitgeist.
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Before long, she is dogging Frances's footsteps, spitting chewing gum into her hair, and showing up at the restaurant—first as an onlooker, staring fixedly from across the street, and then as a solo diner, dressed to kill in a white Chanel suit, with shades and a double string of pearls.
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Her boyfriend at the time, Geoff Knoop, posed as a musician named Astor, and his half-sister, Savannah Knoop, pretended to be JT LeRoy, showing up at public events in oversize sunglasses and a blond wig that looked as if it came from the prop department of a B movie.
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The aesthetics of political labor may not be limited to Democrats, but after Trump won the 2016 presidential election — often assumed (correctly or not) to be the result of likely Democrats not showing up at the polls — the 2018 candidates have been focused on mobilizing would-be voters with renewed vigor.
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While it is definitely on the greasier side, it blends in better than any I've tried to date, so it ought to accommodate those who are understandably averse to showing up at the beach looking like The Friendly Ghost, but who still have an interest in keeping sunburn at bay.
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Marius needs to hide from a murderous gambler (Bryan Cranston, who created the show with Mr. Shore), so he decides to pull off his most challenging con yet: showing up at Pete's old home and convincing the family that he's the grandson and cousin they haven't seen in 20 years.
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Even if you're not a big sports fan and this is the one football game you'll watch this year — showing up at your friend's party, clam dip in hand, a little confused about who's playing but still full of opinions about Colin Kaepernick — you know you want a good game.
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While it is definitely on the greasier side, it blends in better than any I've tried to date, so it ought to accommodate those who are understandably averse to showing up at the beach looking like The Friendly Ghost, but who still have an interest in keeping sunburn at bay.
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Ashley's stuck in an image that's been crafted for her — her aunt-turned-manager, Catherine (Susan Pourfar) won't let her jeopardize the empire she's created with any bold, out-of-character moves, like, say, showing up at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards and twerking on Robin Thicke with her tongue out.
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"With all this talk about walls, national security and enforcing the border, this is a hell of a bad time for thousands of Cubans to be showing up at the border with Mexico with the expectation to get into the United States," said Republican strategist, CNN commentator and Rubio friend Ana Navarro.
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Or it could be that constituents of GOP congressional members have been showing up at town halls in massive numbers to display their outrage at the representatives who want to repeal the ACA, in the same way that the Tea Party did, and as the media reported, when the ACA was being debated.
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The most striking difference between the professional bike-racing scenes of Europe and America is that in the States you're most likely to get a handful of lycra-clad "hard men" with early-onset osteoporosis showing up at races to compare notes on strength-to-weight ratios and to insta-share shitty photos.
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Furthermore, stories abound of sick people in the US showing up at doctors' offices and hospital ERs, asking to be tested yet being sent away because no test is available or because they don't fit the testing criteria -- leading many to comment that the lack of testing is going to kill us all.
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Look to the red carpet: There was Ruth Negga owning the last awards season in a series of generously sleeved frocks, and then showing up at the Oscars almost entirely covered in red Valentino — long sleeves, high neck, long skirt — and making pretty much every top 10 best-dressed list of the night.
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Within five minutes, we see her being fitted with an electronic ankle monitor, leaving jail (we know nothing as yet of her crime), having sex in a public park, and showing up at the house where her two children, aged eight and five, have been cared for by her mother, Marion (Julie Walters).
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And the policy statement goes into detail on recent research showing that play can affect the developing brain, both in its basic structure and in function, with changes that can be traced to play showing up at the molecular and cellular level, as well as at the level of behavior and executive function.
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While she may have developed a bit of a red carpet reputation for herself by regularly showing up at events wearing a variation on the classic little black dress, at the Academy Awards, she tends to break out of that mold, going with something in a vibrant hue or with a touch of sparkle.
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The company, which McNeil calls "Utah's version of the NRA and a very well-organized machine," has been showing up at March for Our Lives events in a black armored vehicle with a massive gun on top, encouraging Second Amendment supporters to join them, including pushing people to attend the Salt Lake City town hall.
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This surge is particularly striking in South Florida, where ICE has been showing up at one of the nation's largest unaccompanied minor shelters—a 1,300-bed facility in the town of Homestead—to handcuff youths on their 18th birthdays, Lisa Lehner, senior litigation attorney for the Miami-based Americans for Immigrant Justice, told me.
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Our sources say MTV wants nothing to do with David because it's just the latest in a string of violent, alarming incidents ... among them, a domestic violence call, a gun-crazed rant about the Secret Service showing up at his home following a threat to the President and another animal cruelty incident involving a pig.
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What can help lower the risks, experts at the conference said, is helping governments understand that a predictable risk is a relatively cheap one to address – through everything from opening swimming pools in advance of heatwaves to planting more city trees – rather than waiting for heat-felled patients to begin showing up at hospitals.
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"In the week since we've kicked off, more than 1,200 people have said they're not willing to stay quiet — they want to step up and lead the resistance by not just showing up at the polls or at the protests, but by being on the ballot," Litman said in a Friday statement from the group.
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But if a person has long-lasting and severe symptoms and they test positive for COVID-19, the disease the coronavirus causes, there are steps they should take to prevent it from spreading to others, like calling their doctor for advice before showing up at the office or hospital, to ensure their own health.
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"When you're talking about paid leave and who should stay home, it's the ones who need it most that don't have access to it, the ones showing up at work sick touching your food, touching your bags, coming into everyday contact with your direct life," said Kris Garcia, 43, an airport worker in Denver.
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It would certainly liven up the workplace — and put corporate dress codes to the test — if men started showing up at the office dressed like those who moved down the Balenciaga runway, in voluminous greatcoats worn over thigh-high stockings, a pair of Balenciaga's new stacked-sole sneakers, the Triple-S, and little else.
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In the show's pilot, Schroeder and a new SURver named Scheana have an impassioned, drawn-out argument over the best way to split tips; these days, even though it's never discussed on camera, it's hard not to know that Jax Taylor, the show's sociopathic beefcake villain, can make $10,000 to $20,000 just for showing up at a club.
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In a further subversion, the real stripper sticks around, and ends up becoming Jillian Bell's love interest, so you can leave the theater feeling vindicated and just a bit more progressive — despite the fact that, by nature of you showing up at all, you were able to push your morals enough to the side to accept the initial premise.
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Those are usually the exact kind of timeframes that would encourage a studio to show off footage — even if it had to wait a few weeks for the online release — and it's hard to not look at the decision and infer that the value of showing up at Comic-Con in the first place must be in question.
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Rep. Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Mich.) said Tuesday that "right wing media" is harassing her younger sister by calling her personal cell phone and showing up at her workplace.
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For most, the experience of going to a horror film has traditionally involved showing up at a theater, spending a tense couple hours jumping at the violent goings-on in some unfamiliar onscreen setting and then going back to reality spooked yet mostly confident that the ax murderer or other source of the terror will stay in the movie.
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I straightened it, mostly, to try and mimic the feeling James Brown gave me and the women in my family — to show up at work with the same feeling that I used to have showing up at school after a hair appointment: comfortable and radiant, so I wouldn't be bothered to think about my hair at all.
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And while Burnham roots her story in the signifiers of our current moment (late night Instagram k-holes, school shooting drills), mostly Eighth Grade captures the universally relatable small-yet-potent dramas of simply being 13, like showing up at a birthday pool party when you're friends with no one, and learning to navigate attention — wanted and alarmingly not — from older teenagers.
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Since he took office, Ivanka has positioned herself as a champion of women's rights — showing up at the inauguration in a white pantsuit and taking on paid family leave and women's economic empowerment, but never going so far as to truly break with her father on hot-button issues that impact women like reproductive rights, sexual harassment, and his hard line on immigration.
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Because Trump voters and potential volunteers are new to the process, the Republican National Committee has increased the number of new volunteer trainings that they are conducting in the state to reinforce the importance of phone-banking, door-knocking and sustained voter contact -- underscoring the fact that merely showing up at Trump rallies will not help him win the state.
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At the same time, I believe if I'm elected president that I would have a unique and unprecedented opportunity to forge more productive, more fruitful relationships with those countries and get us on a better path so we wouldn't have to face the question of what to do with 150,000 people showing up at our southern border in one month.
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That video simply joined a seemingly endless supply on Liberian social media of cash-for-votes videos, including one showing a woman wearing a "Charles Brumskine for President" T-shirt and a handbag around her neck and angrily announcing that she had not been given the 1203 Liberian dollars ($4.50) that she had been promised for showing up at a Brumskine rally.
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Roberto Suro, professor of public policy and journalism at the University of Southern California, said that Mr. Villaraigosa's campaign for governor never matched the excitement of his races for mayor, or for that matter, his early years in City Hall, when he was often seen with celebrities and presidents, showing up at the Oscars, Dodger games and glamorous Hollywood events.
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The lawsuit, filed in New Jersey state court, provides elaborate details of how the same issues that have disgraced Wells Fargo — which forced the bank to pay $185 million in fines, to account for its actions in Congress, to replace its chief executive and to apologize profusely to customers — are now showing up at Prudential in the accounts that Wells Fargo handled.
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Instead of showing up at Tim Cook's ritzy fundraiser and appearing on a Kimmel show with a 0.4 rating, she could have gone to flood ravaged Louisiana, fire-ravaged Southern California, or – if racism is really so important to her – maybe gone to Milwaukee to talk to the community there after the recent riots sparked by the police shooting of an African-American man.
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At 88, Conyers was the longest-serving member of the House and the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, which meant that if the Democrats won the House this November he'd be the next committee chairman, and this must have alarmed the party leaders since, among other things, Conyers was displaying signs of senility, showing up at a congressional meeting in his pajamas and the like.
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With tens of thousands of immigrants apprehended crossing the border illegally or showing up at a port of entry without authorization each month, officers applying a new test could immediately start turning back thousands of immigrants, who would likely not know they could pursue their cases before a judge if they asked to, and likely would not have access to legal representation to defend them.
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However, black educators I've worked with say that they are seeing the need for more mental health services for students as many minority and low-income students are showing up at the schoolhouse doors in the morning after experiencing severe trauma -- witnessing a painful or harmful incident such as abuse and neglect, domestic violence, and loss of, or separation from, a parent -- the night before.
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"It's real easy, particularly in a town like Washington, D.C., to get caught up in the noise ... the reality is that people outside of this city — and I call it 'Washington, D.C., 68 square miles surrounded by reality' — there are real people across America who want Republicans to do the things they've said during the campaign, who aren't at protests, who aren't showing up at town hall meetings," said Walker.
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If you're willing to pay the rather exorbitant fee of 250 leaf tickets — which you purchase in an online store that literally has a picture of Tom Nook reclining in a bathtub of money — you can craft a chair that impels him to visit your camp like a paid celebrity showing up at a kid's birthday party, so that rabble like you can touch the hem of his terrible sweater vest.
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It issued a sweeping rule in July that prevents migrants from being granted asylum if they passed through any country other than their own before arriving in the US — meaning asylum seekers showing up at the southern border who are from any country but Mexico are effectively ineligible for asylum (although some migrants would still be eligible for other protections that would allow them to stay in the US).
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The administration also issued a sweeping rule in July that prevents migrants from being granted asylum if they passed through any country other than their own before arriving in the US — meaning asylum seekers showing up at the southern border who are from any country but Mexico are effectively ineligible for asylum (although some migrants would still be eligible for other protections that would allow them to stay in the US).
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Back in April, when Trump was on the verge of withdrawing the U.S. from NAFTA, it was widely reported that Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue helped walk the president away from the ledge by showing up at an Oval Office meeting with a map of the U.S. that pointed out areas that would be most harmed by an abrupt withdrawal — many of them counties and states that voted for Trump, and many of them rural.
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She'd been no angel herself, having done (yes) a few drugs in her day, and also she didn't exactly love the idea of showing up at the pearly gates or whatnot and having St. Whoever look her up in his book and go, Whoa, hey, I was just sitting here tabulating the number of guys you had in your life, and, yikes, can you wait here a second while I go check with God on what the limit is?
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"During his campaign I saw how things worked and I realized that if I wanted to be more impactful than just showing up at rallies and organizing or taking an arrest, if I wanted to change the political landscape, that I would have to commit to being involved in the party," said Jessica Fears, a 30-year-old waitress who has landed posts with the Story County and state Democratic parties and is a member of the Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement.
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"There's obvious fear in the community because of the anti-immigrant rhetoric coming from this administration, but having Jon Feere, who came from CIS, in a leadership position at ICE and now these anti-immigrant groups showing up at stakeholder meetings for the first time in 14 years, it has also created this really deep-seated fear in the advocacy community," said an immigrants' rights activist who teared up recalling how one advocate felt she could no longer participate for fear of exposing herself to ICE.
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To the Editor: Re "In Climate Fight, Trump Will Put Science on Trial" (front page, May 28): In the face of increasingly violent storms, drought and wildfires, of climate refugees showing up at our southern border from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, of our Midwestern farmers grappling with record floods that destroy their crops and threaten their livelihood, and of the raw dollar cost of disaster relief, President Trump continues to try to make the intellectually dishonest case that climate change is a hoax.
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