Another 11% said they sit for more than eight hours per day while being inactive; the same percentage said they sit for four to less than six hours per day while being inactive.
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Let it sit for a bit so the guar hydrates.
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Cover the pot and let it sit for 10 minutes.
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Sit for a moment and do nothing more than think.
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Mix to combine and let sit for 15 minutes. 3.
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Let sit for a few minutes, then stir to combine.
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I let it sit for a few days to acclimatize.
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Let sit for about 30 minutes, or until wilted. 3.
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Turn off the heat and let sit for 30 seconds.
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Allow to sit for about 20 minutes to macerate. 2.
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We sit for a while, chatting and tasting everyone's food.
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Let sit for 10 minutes or so until it softens.
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Let it sit for at least 1 hour or overnight.
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It's still unclear whether Trump would sit for an interview.
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Let the mixture sit for at least 30 minutes before serving.
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Let sit for 10 minutes, then peel, discarding the blackened skin.
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My teachers worked on helping me sit for over three years.
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Did he sit for hours, drafting and redrafting the perfect tweet?
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We're also told Johnny must sit for his deposition next week.
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I love when the families I sit for eats like me.
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Remove from the oven and let sit for 10 minutes. 5.
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They told him he should let it sit for two hours.
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Some would sit for a few minutes and then stand again.
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Remove from oven and let sit for 10 minutes before slicing.
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Let sit for 10 minutes, or until the mixture is foamy.
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Leave to sit for at least an hour before serving. 3.
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Let sit for about 10 to 15 minutes to cool. 3.
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It's going to sit for the next eight days or so.
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Oh. I'm going to just... let that sit for a second.
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I can sit for a long stretch inside this expansive poem.
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I had "sit" for a command for a dog at 80A.
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Remove from the heat and let sit for 30 minutes. 2.
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School requires students to sit for nearly seven hours every day.
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Don&apost let points get stale or sit for too long.
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Did she sit for you, or did you work from photographs?
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We sit for 73 more minutes eating sandwiches while I finish up.
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They should have children sit for meals and snacks, no running around.
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Let sit for 5 minute, then strain, discarding the crab shells. 4.
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Remove cake from freezer, and let sit for 10 minutes before unmolding.
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"We have to sit for a minute with what was," she said.
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Macua plans to sit for further exams, to become a licensed teacher.
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Let the mixture sit for 5 minutes, then whisk until smooth. 5.
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Love this... We'd sit for hours watching folks trip over that bump.
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Season with salt and pepper and let sit for 10 minutes. 2.
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Pour the sauce over the sandwiches and let sit for 10 minutes.
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CNN first reported that Trump would sit for the interview with CBS.
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No, I can't sit for too long, but that's why I'm fit.
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The British negotiators — especially Richard Oswald — refused to sit for the painting.
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Another open question is whether Trump will eventually sit for an interview.
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The president has refused for several months to sit for an interview.
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Eventually, O'Brien's lawyers forced Trump to sit for a deposition in 2007.
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Trump declined to sit for an interview with the special counsel's team.
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I usually just sit for a little while and see what comes.
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Pour marinade over chicken and let sit for 24-48 hours. 4.
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They analyze film, participate in team-building activities, sit for communication sessions.
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Mr. Trump has said he is eager to sit for an interview.
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He would attend fund-raisers, shake voters' hands and sit for portraits.
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We&aposve chosen 18 players to start or sit for Week 13.
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Let sit for 1 hour, then transfer to a jar to store.
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Colorado manager Bud Black believes Gonzalez will sit for a few days.
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Sanders was the only one to sit for an in-person interview.
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Coat pork chops in dredge mixture and let sit for 10 minutes.
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Sit for a moment; be still; take in your environment. Breathe. Focus.
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Let it sit for half an hour, then flush with boiling water.
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We sit for 30 minutes, walk for 10 minutes, sit for 30 minutes and walk for 10 minutes, and then there's a dharma talk about how these Zen teachings of attention, wisdom and compassion apply to our everyday life.
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Evenly pour into the loaf pan, and let sit for 5 minutes. 5.
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Dressed salad can sit for 10 to 15 minutes in the refrigerator. 3.
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Let sit for 24 minutes, then squeeze out all the milk, discarding it.
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If you don&apost sit for an interview you could face a subpoena.
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Top donuts with drizzle, and let sit for 10 minutes, or until set.
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The High Court had been due to sit for the hearing on Friday.
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Some people commonly sit for long periods at a time, rarely getting up.
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Those dead AirPods will sit for years in your drawer or a landfill.
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Put the tequila on ice, and then let it sit for a bit.
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Add the bonito, let sit for 5 minutes, then strain and chill. 3.
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Let it sit for a minute, and then apply your foundation like usual.
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After their residencies and fellowships, doctors sit for exams administered by specialty organizations.
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We take a food bites and sit for a few more moments together.
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The President has not formally agreed to sit for an interview with Mueller.
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I pet sit for 15 days earlier this month and was paid $150.
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There, two stationary cars, sit for hours at a time watching the residence.
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Spray it on, let it sit for at least 10 minutes, then reevaluate.
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Slide some cubed protein into that and let it sit for a day.
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Add the cranberries, remove from heat, cover, and let sit for 10 minutes.
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That's made them a tough sit for many, who would prefer something happening.
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Squeeze the lime juice all over and let sit for 15 minutes. 2.
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Let the salad sit for a few minutes and taste it before adding more.
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Massage rub into ribs and let sit for 2 hours in the refrigerator. 2.
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Season the steaks with salt and pepper and let sit for 10 minutes. 2.
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Sprinkle the yeast over the surface and let sit for 27 minutes without stirring.
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It's hard to sit for three days and just stick to the existing plan.
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HEMMER: If you sit for an interview, you could walk into a perjury trap.
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In defiance, I decide to sit for Sally, a new artist on the counter.
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He recommended that a winner let the money sit for at least 30 days.
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If you do have to sit for your work, switch to a standing desk.
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The plants sit for about three to four weeks and cure hanging upside down.
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She has her hand on her billionaire beau's shoulder while they sit for dinner.
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Let sit for 5 to 10 minutes in the dredge while the oil heats.
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"We were told audiences just aren't going to sit for that," Mr. Metzen said.
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Pence, however, says he's happy to sit for an interview with Mueller (The Hill).
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As part of his guilty plea, Manafort agreed to sit for interviews with investigators.
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The individual being investigated will sit for an in-person interview with immigration officers.
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Let is sit for 1 to 2 weeks, then strain, discarding the solids. 2.
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Combine Gran Lusso Vermouth and Coco Puffs and let sit for 1 hour. 2.
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The zabuton makes it far easier to sit for extended periods with legs crossed.
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Forced to sit for the medical exam, he left the entire answer sheet blank.
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So I did a series of anyone that would sit for me —friends, family.
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Héloïse has stubbornly defied her mother's wishes and refuses to sit for a portrait.
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Remove the brisket to a cutting board and let it sit for 15 minutes.
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Marie L. Yovanovitch, the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, will sit for questioning Friday.
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The report also talks about the couple asking staffers to dog sit for them.
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Mr. Berlusconi himself would not sit for an interview, despite months of repeated requests.
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""What I'm not gonna do ... is sit for 15 hours after I've sat with them.
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They estimated that one in four adults sit for more than eight hours a day.
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GLOR: But would you sit — are you more likely to sit for an interview now?
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Wrap the bread in the towel and let it sit for a month, periodically dampening.
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Nikki Haley is set to sit for the Senate Foreign Relations committee at 10 a.m.
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When we got outside, I told her I had to sit for a few minutes.
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That means it can sit for years without so much as a battery top-up.
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But let's just sit for a moment in the utter panic of a generational gap.
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Typically, candidates will sit for two to five interviews with a cross-section of teams.
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Trump has been ordered to sit for a deposition in the the case by Dec.
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We had to wait and sit for the police to come to file a report.
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We sit for a couple hours, enjoying the water and the sunset and our conversation.
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Some 190,000 people will sit for the CFA exam on June 3, a record number.
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Let it sit for 10 minutes, rinse with soap and water, and finish with moisturizer.
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Let it sit for three minutes, and then repeat for a total of three times.
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I order an Americano and a veggie burger ($11.86), then sit for awhile and read.
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Transfer to cooling rack and let sit for at least 10 more minutes before eating.
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He suggested that department officials would sit for interviews "as may be necessary and appropriate."
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Then I put on a shower cap and let it sit for about 30 min.
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Add the steak to the bowl of dressing and let sit for 30 minutes. 4.
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At the end, the fellows sit for a nationally administered board exam; nearly everyone passes.
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Herrera, who didn't sit for longer than a couple of minutes during the entire evening.
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Then they asked each subject to sit for three hours in front of a desk.
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Giuliani, meanwhile, has repeatedly cast doubt on the chances Trump will sit for an interview.
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For more flavor, he mixes a starter and lets it sit for about 28 hours.
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That last row offers enough room for two average adults to sit for short trips.
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And I let that sit for a couple of years while we got Postlight rolling.
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Let yourself sit for a moment or two, to obtain the full flavor of meditating.
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I sit for a while, staring at my hands and occasionally glancing at the door.
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But one last time, we are recommending players to start and sit for Week 14.
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Congressional leaders are slated to sit for a confidential briefing with administration officials on Thursday.
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"Try getting a 3- or 4-year-old today to sit for 12 minutes," he said.
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At one point, the characters' faces visibly morph as they sit for portraits, aging by decades.
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I screwed in a jar as required and let the beer sit for a few days.
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Pour some of the liquid into your throat, let it sit for a moment, then gargle.
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Pull it back into a ponytail and let it sit — for at least an entire day.
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Sprinkle 2 envelopes Knox gelatin on top and let it sit for a minute to activate.
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So you have to start with, the question whether the president would sit for an interview.
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Place the pan on a middle rack, upside down, and let it sit for an hour.
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Around Salzburg in Austria lorries now sit for up to three hours before getting into Germany.
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The regional parliament will sit for the first time on Wednesday to choose the parliamentary speaker.
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If "Living Modern" has a major thesis, it's that Georgia loved to sit for the camera.
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When his wife, Ciera, got pregnant, he asked unwitting family members to sit for an interview.
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Let sit for 10 minutes minimum, then give a spritz of light hairspray and take down.
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We picked 16 players to either start or sit for Week 3 of the NFL season.
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Let sit for 10 minutes until it starts to foam, then add the flour and salt.
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Don't get me wrong, I have many days where I sit for hours and get nowhere.
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Another, Peter Coyle, manages to persuade Sparsholt to sit for a portrait, a nude chalk sketch.
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We sit for about an hour and have a fascinating conversation about personality types and enneagrams.
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Remove the cover from the dish and let sit for about 30 minutes at room temperature.
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He would give us coffee or tea and we could sit for an hour or more.
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A widow is forced to sit for days and nights on the grave of her husband.
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Many middle-school parents aren't properly informed, and so their children never sit for the exam.
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He'll sit for an interview with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow tonight, before returning to the campaign trail.
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Apply it to the affected areas, let it sit for about 5 minutes, and then scrub.
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He will be forced to sit for the first half next week against the Crimson Tide.
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Modern audiences won't want to sit for hours through parades of static arias and confusing plots.
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I apply the Overtone and let it sit for an hour to grab the most color.
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We also allowed the mattress to sit for 24 hours to come to its full size.
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I decided to spend it on my feet since I was about to sit for hours.
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Trump could voluntarily sit for an interview with Mueller's team -- and his lawyers could be present.
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In the beginning I wasn't allowed to sit for more than 45 minutes at a time.
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"You let it sit for like 10 days and you'd have perfume for a week," she says.
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The president gave written answers to questions from Mueller's team but did not sit for an interview.
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"Are you going to then have everyone in an auditorium sit for three straight hours?" he said.
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He will sit for a moderated discussion as part of the event, which was founded in 2017.
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Let the potatoes sit for 10 minutes and check the consistency again, adding more liquid if needed.
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Make the pickled cucumbers: Sprinkle the cucumbers with salt and let sit for 15 minutes, then drain.
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They may sit for one exam a year, and that's going to account for their whole grade.
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When you go swimming, do not sit for a very long time in a wet bathing suit.
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What do you do when your brother and his fiancé ask you to house sit for them?
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Let the eggs sit for 10 minutes off the heat, then drain and rinse with cold water.
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Let it sit for a few minutes, remove with another rag, and rinse and repeat as needed.
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Vice President Pence will sit for an interview with CBS News with Jeff Glor at 7 a.m.
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A promise to never prosecute this man, or is it to make him sit for a deposition?
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Philippe P. Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, has been ordered to sit for a deposition in the case.
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Cardi wants until October to sit for the depo, and the other side's on board with that.
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The crowd didn't sit for long, we were constantly jumping to our feet, cheering, and clapping throughout.
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Let sit for 53 minutes, then set 1 cup aside and refrigerate until ready to serve. 3.
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Dr. Luke filed docs demanding Gaga firm up a date when she will sit for the depo.
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Combine the milk and the breadcrumbs in a large bowl and let sit for 5 minutes. 2.
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I let them sit for a while before giving a second look to confirm my initial instinct.
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His testimony would be even more important if Trump does not sit for an interview with Mueller.
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When eggs are finished steaming, transfer them to the ice bath and let sit for 5 minutes.
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After letting the cooked tomatoes sit for a second on a paper towel, he plates them up.
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The couple has wisely decided not to sit for interviews or offer any comment on the case.
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Pour the cream over the chocolate and let sit for 2 minutes, then whisk together until smooth.
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So if you're having problems, try plugging in your phone and letting it sit for a while.
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Scott reportedly urged Trump to sit for an interview with Bret Baier, the channel's chief political anchor.
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While Ginsburg is expected to sit for oral arguments, the court spokeswoman would not confirm her presence.
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And he'll sit for a television interview with CBS News to air ahead of Sunday's Super Bowl.
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Potential booers might want to hear out Mr. Reygadas, who suggests letting things sit for a bit.
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I made myself a hot chocolate and looked for a place to sit for a few minutes.
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" He added: "He couldn't sit for more than two minutes without making noise and disrupting our meetings.
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Weinstein wouldn't sit for an interview, but did provide written denials to a number of the accusations.
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Standing desks aid workers with attention-deficit disorder who find it hard to sit for long periods.
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So if you're having problems, try plugging in your phone and letting it sit for a while.
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Stir to combine and then allow the risotto to sit for a couple of minutes before serving.
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"I'm excited about the range of people who decided to sit for this project," she told Hyperallergic.
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Thursday promised to be "a tough sit" for McCarthy, "and I think it should be," she said.
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Indeed, one current topic of discussion is whether Trump should have to sit for "questioning" by Mueller.
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It's potent, particularly in the cellar holding the cheeses left to sit for 120 days or more.
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Her attorney Michael Avenatti told us he plans to force the Prez to sit for a deposition.
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The judge sided with the photog and ordered Bieber to sit for questioning no later than July 31.
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I switch out my laundry and pray my clothes don't smell, since I let them sit for hours.
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I sit for a little while longer and then order an apple tart for dessert, which is amazing.
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I let that dressing sit for a while, the herbs' flavor winding their way through the tanged milk.
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Today, she becomes the first curvy model to ever sit for Testino's stripped down, ultra-personal Towel Series.
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While Weinstein refused to sit for the documentary, he did offer statements via his lawyer to be included.
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So Lucy's perfect sister with a huge Venice Beach house invites her to house-sit for the summer.
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Season the chicken lightly with salt and freshly cracked black pepper and let sit for 10 minutes. 2.
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To achieve a bright hue, apply the dye onto your tresses and let it sit for 30 minutes.
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Janney let the line sit for a little bit while the crowd started to applaud again and laugh.
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I apply some Aztec Healing mud mask and use it as an excuse to sit for a bit.
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He would sit for hours at a time doing something and hardly notice if we spoke to him.
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According to docs obtained by TMZ, Cardi has been ordered to sit for a deposition on March 12.
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With the help of attorney Gloria Allred, they compelled Cosby's wife, Camille Cosby, to sit for a deposition.
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Trump will sit for an interview with Margaret Brennan of CBS News, for broadcast on Super Bowl Sunday.
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On May 6, more than 470,000 students will sit for the Advanced Placement test in United States history.
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Despite Schechter's order that Trump must sit for a deposition, there's still a chance he could avoid that.
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I have to admit, though: Sometimes that requires the wine to sit for several hours in the glass.
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Let stand for 10 minutes and fluff with fork, then let sit for two to three more minutes.
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Those individuals could be called to testify, or at least sit for an interview with lawmakers, he added.
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OTTAWA, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Canada's parliament will sit for the first time since last month's election on Dec.
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He slices some beautiful heirloom tomatoes, salts and peppers them generously, and lets them sit for a minute.
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Toss with the salt and sugar and allow to sit for 5 minutes (the vegetables will leach water).
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He would get into his car and sit for hours, trying to remember where he intended to go.
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They've allowed 20 White House staff members and 28 campaign staffers and others to sit for voluntary interviews.
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She was also the only student to sit for a Fine and Applied Art examination in West Africa.
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Trump once expressed willingness to sit for an interview with Mueller's team, but has since rejected the idea.
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According to the docs, Acqualina's legal team wants the judge to force Brown to sit for ANOTHER deposition.
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In July he flew to Los Angeles at the invitation of David Hockney to sit for a portrait.
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As a result, the judge just denied Blac Chyna's request to order Kylie to sit for a deposition.
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"They are all very rigorous in terms of the education required before advisors sit for the exam," said Rhoades.
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You can also sprinkle it on carpets and let it sit for 15 minutes before vacuuming to eliminate smells.
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I sit for a little bit and wait for the nausea to pass before finally hopping in the shower.
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Trump was forced to sit for a deposition in the Andrés case just days before his inauguration in January.
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For one, imagine having to hold a smile for the many hours it took to sit for a portrait.
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Thankfully, the bathroom is clean, quiet, and I'm able to sit for the first time in nearly nine hours.
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"I just kinda want to sit for a little bit and talk about what it's like after," Losey says.
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Stormy's attorney Michael Avenatti told us he wants to force POTUS to sit for a deposition in the case.
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Our sources say attorney Patty Glaser contacted Upton's lawyer and asked if Upton would now sit for an interview.
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Tortorella recently warned his players if they sit during the National Anthem, they will sit for the entire game.
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The decision lets Zervos' suit proceed and increases the prospect that Trump could have to sit for sworn questioning.
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People try to hit me with the ADD shit, but I can sit for nine hours quietly designing clothes.
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Once the mask is sufficiently mixed, just distribute evenly on your face and let it sit for twenty minutes.
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It helps promote circulation and improves comfort in my lower legs as I sit for hours at a time.
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He must sit for minutes (hours in guinea time) to have his personal stylist coif his award-winning hair.
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It's led to anxiety within Pence's circle that he'll eventually be called to sit for an interview with Mueller.
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Collins had said it was most likely time for Cabrera to sit for a night following another health scare.
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The bill would have to sit for 30 days for public comments before a committee hearing and two votes.
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When you sit for long periods without getting up, the large weight-bearing muscles of the legs remain dormant.
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Week 12 of the NFL season is here and we&aposre back with another start-sit for fantasy football.
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By using a casting, Nyong'o won't have to sit for makeup artists every time that prosthetics are being used.
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By the spring of 2018, it appeared Trump had two options: either sit for an interview or be subpoenaed.
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Toss the cucumber with salt and let it sit for 5 minutes before squeezing out all of the liquid.
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With their large amount of surface area, letting the noodles sit for long would make them dry and unappealing.
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Put them on a sheet pan and let them sit for 15 to 20 minutes to set up. 6.
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Make the dumplings: Place the zucchini in a large bowl with the salt and let sit for 10 minutes.
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Trump had previously expressed a desire to sit for an interview with investigators, but Dowd cautioned against doing so.
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Turn off the heat, and let the pan sit for a few minutes, then discard the oil in it.
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Trump's lawyers have been negotiating with Mueller's team since last year over whether he will sit for an interview.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "To kick things off, none other than President Trump has agreed to sit for a pregame interview.
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Also, the World Health Organization recommends letting your concoction sit for a minimum of 72 hours after you're done.
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Then, observe if the disinfectant causes any discoloration before letting the product sit for the full recommended dwell time.
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But the Florida Bar won't allow him to sit for the bar exam until the state restores his rights.
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Mr. Trump sounded incredulous that he never got to sit for an interview and defend himself to the author.
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And Harry Kane, Dele Alli, Raheem Sterling, Jordan Henderson and Jesse Lingard sit for England, at least to start.
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If you asked him to sit for major media profiles, as Jennifer Lopez did, he turned them all down.
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When I met with him, though, he moved gingerly around his dining-room table, unable to sit for long.
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Trump on Tuesday also lamented the fact that he did not sit for an interview with Woodward before publication.
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Mr. Pompeo, though, is close to Vice President-elect Mike Pence, who does sit for a daily intelligence briefing.
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There's a real chance the President could be ordered to sit for a deposition in connection with that litigation.
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It is unclear whether Trump himself will testify, but he refused to sit for an interview during Mueller's investigation.
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When the coffee is done brewing, let it sit for a moment or two to attain its full flavor.
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"Spray Puracy on it, let it sit for 20 to 30 minutes, and just wash it again," she says.
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Trump will sit for an interview with Kelly that is slated to air during a special on May 17.
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Last year, some 12,600 school children crossed active conflict lines in Syria to sit for their final school exams.
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You offer to cat-sit for your friends when they go out of town and then don't feed the cats.
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"If they don't even sit for exams,'' Mr. Malik said of his male students, "they will end up becoming militants.
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Even after all of that, Meade was not able to sit for the Florida Bar because of his felony convictions.
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Afterwards he invited returning soldiers to sit for portraits in his studio in the southern highlands of New South Wales.
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Drizzle juice from 1 lemon on top of salmon and season with salt and pepper, let sit for 10 minutes.
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Ahead, a look at what it's like to sit for a butter sculpture as Princess Kay of The Milky Way.
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Trump Your Competition subsequently in November served the Republican presidential primary front-runner a subpoena to sit for a deposition.
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Cover the pot with a lid and allow to sit for 23 minutes undisturbed, up to a half hour. 13.
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He's just published a fascinating new book, "Leading Matters," and he agreed to sit for an interview about his experiences.
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Federal grand juries in DC normally serve 18-month terms, although they only sit for about eight days per month.
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Trump's lawyers have been negotiating with Mueller's prosecutors since last year over whether the president would sit for an interview.
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Letting your money compound for 10 years won't create the same returns as letting it sit for 30 or 40.
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Once this is done, you let the self-tanner sit for two to three hours before gently washing it off.
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But Trump's lawyers disagree about whether the President should sit for an interview, and talks between the two sides stall.
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Giuliani used his claims of bias to further cast doubt on whether Trump will sit for an interview with Mueller.
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No longer do I sit for hours on end, my mind wandering freely while my body fidgets in aching confinement.
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Kaepernick's decision to sit for the anthem brought widespread attention to a game that would have been all but ignored.
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Trump refused to sit for an interview with Mueller and only answered questions about his actions before he took office.
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Mr. Mueller could subpoena Mr. Trump to answer questions if he does not agree to voluntarily sit for an interview.
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You did not exactly have people sit for their portraits, and you interacted and made art at the same time.
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Let it sit for several minutes until you notice that the salt is saturated with wine, then brush it away.
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Let it sit for a minute; the flavors grow stronger the longer the pickles and sauce soak into the bread.
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The judge issued the bench warrant for the sole purpose of ensuring Tyga will sit for the next Debtor's exam.
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She accepts her sister's offer to dog-sit and house-sit for the summer with a sigh of tempered relief.
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The majority of low- and middle-income 11th graders I know in Michigan didn't even sit for the preliminary exams.
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CNN reported last month that Trump still wanted to sit for an interview with Mueller, despite concerns from his attorneys.
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The exhibition, which includes an in-gallery portrait studio where queer visitors can sit for portraits, expands upon the deck.
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Oh, right, because I am absolutely horrible at turning off my computer and letting things sit for a few days.
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Dan and I sit for a taping in the "Highly Questionable" studio, which is inside the Clevelander South Beach hotel.
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Page's answers were so unhelpful that Uber's lawyers have asked the judge to order him to sit for another deposition.
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Cook the black beans: Mix the tamarind pulp with 1/2 cup hot water and let sit for 20 minutes.
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For the dough, combine the active dry yeast, sugar and warm water together and let sit for one minute. 225.
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These were women who did not wish to be seen, made to sit for photographs that were not for them.
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Close the bag and let it sit for 3 minutes, open it up, give it a stir, and dig in.
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Some requested money to sit for photographs; Dorr, though not morally opposed to paying subjects, chose not to do so.
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They had to sit for "job interviews" and count backwards by 17 with a jury saying "mistake!" every time they flubbed.
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Should both hurdles be cleared, it could call into question whether Trump, and others, could be forced to sit for depositions.
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Brine and cook the shrimp: In a medium bowl, toss the shrimp with the salt and let sit for 5 minutes.
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I used to sit for weeks doing the same guitar over and over again, but it's a process and you learn.
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Zillow's disdain for the bar cart comes from the fact that its contents often sit for days, untouched and collecting dust.
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We sit for hours in front of a computer, with the body putting heavy pressure on small joints in the back.
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Currently at more than 700 institutions, students sit for the test at the beginning and the end of their undergraduate careers.
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I wrap the whole prime rib in Saran Wrap like a motherfucker, and I let it sit for like an hour.
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Allow the lemon and salt combo to sit for 5 to 10 minutes, and then wipe off with a soft rag.
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Pour enough of the liquid into the jar to cover the vegetables, discard any excess, and let sit for 29 hour.
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Yesterday, it was announced that Ford and Kavanaugh will sit for a public hearing with the Senate Judiciary Committee next Monday.
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Then, fill a plastic bag with vinegar and wrap it around your shower head and let it sit for a while.
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A little kid can sit for hours holding a cap up in hopes of taking a piece of the game home.
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The rice takes about 63 minutes, but I let it sit for a bit longer because I like my rice softer.
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Parked across the street, she'd sometimes sit for hours, watching from behind tinted windows as people entered and left the house.
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He climbed a dimly lit stairwell to watch movies from the steep balcony where black patrons had to sit for generations.
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If you decline an Instacart order, they'll have you sit for 20-30 minutes until they'll find you a new job.
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Our sources say it's more likely a federal judge would order Trump to sit for a deposition than a state judge.
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Mr. Trump has expressed different views at different times about whether he wants to sit for an interview with Mr. Mueller.
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Let the onions sit for 20 minutes, then strain, discarding the liquid (or heck, save it to make a béchamel sauce).
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This is why I think children can sit for hours playing on a screen, but have trouble paying attention in class.
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"To stand for the Mexico anthem and sit for the American anthem is total disrespect," Herschel told TMZ Sports in NYC.
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Richmond, Texas (CNN)David and Maria Parks sit for hours on a sofa, intently watching news footage of flooding in Houston.
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Let sit for 10 minutes until foamy, then add the remaining 2 cups water, the flours, salt, and red pepper flakes.
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Connecticut Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis ruled that Jones must sit for a five-hour deposition by attorneys for the families.
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In any administration, Julian CastroJulian Castro2020 Democrats sit for interviews with health care activist Alyssa Milano: The key to beating Trump?
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It is not certain if Trump will sit for an interview with Mueller, though the president has publicly said he would.
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Rudy Giuliani, one of Trump's current attorneys, has also said he does not think the President should sit for an interview.
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Add in the remaining ingredients and let sit for 15 minutes for the tomato juices to be absorbed by the bread.
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Let a thick layer sit for 10 minutes, and blot off any excess — what's been absorbed will yield hours of results.
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Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani last month dismissed the possibility that Trump will sit for an interview with the special counsel.
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Busted for code violation #alizecornet took 10 sec to turn top right way but #novacdjokovic can sit for minutes half-naked.
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I'd sit for an hour and write something, edit it a few times in that same sitting, and that was it.
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The state disputes the clinic's claim that it does not have the authority to require the doctors to sit for interviews.
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At a transitional moment in her remarkable career, DeGeneres agreed to sit for a rare series of interviews over two days.
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You sit for long periods of time, and you're paid by weight, so every morning, trimmers race for the biggest buds.
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The judge ruled that LaPierre will have to sit for a deposition the week of September 23, rather than early September.
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He would sit for an hour, "eating very slowly," Mr. Wang said, adding that it seemed he had a problem chewing.
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"In my experience, students taking individual sections do drastically better than when they sit for the full exam," Mr. Mauro said.
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Senators may sit for an abbreviated morning session, rather than the afternoons stretching late into the night earlier in the week.
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"These regulations do not apply to the average New Yorker who may pet sit for friends, family, and neighbors," he said.
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"If you let the milk sit for two weeks it becomes shubat all by itself," Ms. Uteniyazova, the milkmaid, said cheerily.
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One of Trump's lawyers, John Dowd, said he would make the final decision on whether Trump would sit for an interview.
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My body was in constant pain, especially my hips, so much so that I couldn't sit for more than 210 minutes.
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To sit for a portrait by Avedon, however, was risky — "an invitation to a beheading," in the words of one critic.
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"But I didn't like pitching because you get to pitch one day and you sit for another four or five," Profar says.
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Every week, two million people across the world will sit for hours, hooked up to a whirring, blinking, blood-cleaning dialysis machine.
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I would sit for hours on end laughing hysterically as jokes about cocaine binges and Ronald Reagan flew over my young head.
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Assemble the sandwich: In a large bowl toss the cucumbers with 1/2 teaspoon salt and let sit for 5 minutes. 9.
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Slather on a generous coat, let it sit for five minutes, then wipe it off and top with your matte lip color.
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Add 6 ripped sage leaves into the honey and stir and let it sit for 2 hours Bourbon Earl Gray Iced Tea
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The chumminess was again on full display ahead of Obama's arrival in Hanover, where he'll sit for talks with Merkel on Sunday.
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A new parliament dominated by Nobel peace laureate Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy will sit for the first time on Feb.
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She refuses to sit for it, forcing the painter to pose as a companion and study her surreptitiously whilst working in secret.
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The White House released the text of the speech first on Medium, and Obama will sit for interviews with three YouTube stars.
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They just wanted audiences to sit for a little while with the end of this story before salivating for the next one.
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Let sit for 5 minutes, then serve with more thyme leaves over the top and a drizzle of the Calabrian chili sauce.
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I dabbed my lips with a beet, then let it sit for a bit before brushing berry juice onto my lip again.
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Not having her photograph taken was really in her DNA, so this is amazing that she would actually sit for this photograph.
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I sit for around 40 mins with my hands submerged in pure acetone; the nails pretty much dissolve in front of me.
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Place the cucumbers in a bowl with the lemon zest and juice, salt, and pepper and let sit for 15 minutes. 4.
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No way around it, I have to sit for seven hours, with 19 people behind me aiming their eyes at my occiput.
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Meng will sit for an extradition hearing in Canada on March 6, during which evidence will be entered into the public record.
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We tested Alexis, and it's not easy to get a 21-year-old to sit for two hours for a test shot.
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"You are, like, so totally loving it," said the young woman I hired to house-sit for us during these many trips.
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The biggest unresolved question is whether Trump will sit for an interview with Mueller — and what will happen if he does not.
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Flynn's help to Mueller Flynn agreed to sit for interviews with the special counsel's office as much as needed following his plea.
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Democrats have insisted since December that he sign a measure reopening the government before they sit for talks on border wall funding.
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I tend to spread this process out over about 15-30 minutes, letting the dough sit for a while in between pulls.
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Once the watchmaker sets the time on the watch, it's left to sit for 24 hours to make sure it's running properly.
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"She would send it to me in college and it could sit for two weeks and not go stale," he says fondly.
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It also says the President cannot be forced to sit for an interview with investigators probing Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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In Rodin's case that meant the model or models coming to sit for him and he was the boss, the big ego.
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If your hair is feeling extra dry, you can let it sit for 10 minutes once a week as a deep treatment.
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But, because prolificity seems to be one of his truest callings, he couldn't let his most fully realized work sit for long.
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What remains is substrate which is inoculated with mycelium and sent to incubation rooms where the mixture will sit for two weeks.
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In court, her seat remained empty and there was no information available as to whether Ginsburg would sit for arguments on Tuesday.
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Pullman remembers being the only pupil at his school to sit for the Oxford University exam, and he was granted a scholarship.
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I would sit for aeons in front of a screaming wall of light if it meant that I could stay with him.
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The dough needs to sit for a day, though, then dry for another few days, up to a week, before the build.
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Another story follows a man named Shy who volunteers to cat-sit for his boss and ends up falling for a neighbor.
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They house-sit for us when we're away and are currently looking to a buy a house so they can live closer.
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This story began when I rang her buzzer, unannounced, in November, and she considered my request that she sit for an interview.
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Mr. Mueller has declined to rule out trying to compel Mr. Trump to sit for an interview after reviewing his written answers.
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A fissure in the movement arises when the medical students beg for permission, despite a general strike, to sit for final exams.
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Let that sit for another 10 or 15 minutes before releasing the steam, then pull the meat and shred it with forks.
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We sit for a long time since they're not so busy this early and we're enjoying catching up on each others' weeks.
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As guests recessed into the club's reception room, they passed a sign that had instructed them where to sit for the ceremony.
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They are due to sit for Trump's inaugural state dinner on Tuesday evening, with rack of lamb and jambalaya on the menu.
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Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, gave the committee a statement but would not sit for an interview.
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Just apply a decent layer over it and let it sit for a few hours and then wipe off, repeat as necessary.
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Mr. Durst urged Mr. Chavin to sit for an interview with producers who were making a documentary for HBO about his life.
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Former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch is also scheduled to sit for a deposition before members of Congress on Oct. 11.
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At a job fair near Fort Bragg, N.C., I met a paratrooper about to sit for an interview with a manufacturing company.
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According to a court doc obtained by TMZ Sports ... Venus will sit for a deposition on November 9 in West Palm Beach.
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I let the rollers sit for about 20 minutes: just enough time for me to complete my makeup and drink my morning coffee.
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In his fifth week at school, Murphy is learning to sit for food, adjust to wearing a harness and respond to his name.
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With most of the drag artists that sit for me, their before shots are slightly awkward—it's a slightly uncomfortable process for them.
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Meanwhile, CPAs must meet requirements for education and accounting experience, sit for a four-part exam and keep up with continuing education requirements.
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We let the mound of shredded Parmesan sit for a moment (okay, several) to ensure it really got a grip on the noods.
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The 235-year-old DC Circuit Court judge will be promoted to the nation's highest court, where he could well sit for decades.
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A centrist, pro-EU coalition would still be possible in the new chamber that will sit for the first time on July 2nd.
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I don't want to live in a world in which I sit for hours inside a digital box while life passes me by.
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Mix together all the ingredients, seal in an air-tight Mason jar, and then just let it sit for six to eight weeks.
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Jim Jordan of Ohio, sent the White House counsel a letter on Friday asking for Kline to sit for a voluntary transcribed interview.
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I let it sit for 20 minutes, and the formula settled into a cold, bouncy structure that made the removal process surprisingly easy.
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Cook until the butter has melted, remove from heat, and let sit for 5 minutes before straining, discarding the garlic and thyme. 2.
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Collectively, students will sit for more than 24.0 million AP exams over 24 course areas including art history, chemistry, psychology and Spanish literature.
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In 2014, according to someone directly involved, Zuckerberg ordered that no other executives should sit for magazine profiles without his or Sandberg's approval.
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What I do is I just lay the false lash on top of the natural lash, and let it sit for a while.
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Moore returned—she wouldn't sit for the remainder of the game—and promptly moved behind a Sylvia Fowles screen and buried a three.
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He's also got some words for FOX News' Sean Hannity -- another client of Cohen's -- who apparently won't have Avenatti sit for his show.
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Then add some sour lemon or garlic or oil, cover, let sit for at least ten days, and then it's ready to serve.
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Before taking the oath, Gorsuch will sit for a time in the very same chair that Marshall used in the early 19th century.
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Trump's legal team has been locked in ongoing negotiations for months over whether the president will sit for an interview with Mueller's team.
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He also noted that Mueller has yet to sit for an in-person interview with Trump or bring him before a grand jury.
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The adult film star, the sources said, did the interview willingly and went so far as to sit for a lie detector test.
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The seats inside the stadium were blanketed in snow, making for a wet, cold sit for the fans inside -- but they weren't bummed.
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The Kwok brothers rarely sit for interviews with the press and few details about their personal lives and are known to the public.
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Trump did sit for a private briefing last summer with Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, a spokeswoman confirmed.
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Mueller is reportedly seeking an interview with President Trump, who recently said he would be willing to sit for an interview under oath.
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The photographer duly snapped away, until the magazine's publisher found out what was going on and made Mr. Johnson sit for the portrait.
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And because I now have a home office, I wanted to get an ergonomic chair since I sit for most of the day.
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More important than where in Israel our embassy stands is where in the world Palestinian negotiators are willing to sit for peace talks.
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Pour some of the tare over each and allow them to sit for 5 minutes to cure slightly before serving with the skewers.
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Perhaps they are relying on the distinction between a civil and a criminal deposition, which no president has been ordered to sit for.
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On that latter point, he noted the 1868 Senate trial of President Andrew Johnson included 37 witnesses who didn't sit for House testimony.
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The Georgia Republican was sworn in as the Senate's newest member just in time to sit for the impeachment trial against President Trump.
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John Dowd, a personal attorney for Trump who resigned in March, had advised the president not to sit for an interview with investigators.
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Drizzle about 1/4 of the egg mixture over the top and let it sit for another 30 seconds, then add some bacon.
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But he has since changed his answer several times, as his legal team has repeatedly advised him not to sit for an interview.
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The Facts An all-you-can-eat buffet, where you can sit for hours and eat for one low price, is the American dream.
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Let the bulgur sit for 10 minutes before transferring it to the bowl with the mushrooms and lentils and mix well to combine. 5.
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Cook the salmon: Lightly cure the fish by sprinkling salt and sugar on the pieces of salmon and allowing to sit for 30 minutes.
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If you add that they didn't sit for an interview and wrote an uneven essay, this student might not look very remarkable on paper.
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It'll host basically anyone who wants to walk in and sit for a while and have this kind of intergenerational, trans-demographic, social experience.
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Charles Kupperman, who served until last month as deputy national security adviser at the White House, is scheduled to sit for questioning on Monday.
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After the collapse, Spieth was required – as is tradition – to outfit the victor in a Masters blazer and sit for interviews next to Willett.
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First, you sit for your photo against a black backdrop with your hands on two metal pads that are connected to a large camera.
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The mac n cheese in space is dehydrated, you just gotta add water to it, let it sit for 10 minutes and you're done.
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If the alternative is a no-deal Brexit, Britain should agree to elect MEPs, even if they sit for only a relatively short time.
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If he is deemed competent, Holland, 45, wants the randy billionaire Redstone to be ordered to sit for a deposition in their legal cases.
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"We certainly wouldn't have let him (Cosby) sit for a deposition" if he were still subject to criminal prosecution in the case, Schmitt said.
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These brave men and women sit for hours a day in front of computer screens, streaming their every movement to Twitch for our amusement.
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A grand jury typically consist of anywhere from 16 to 23 people, and the jurors may have to sit for months at a time.
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Moreover, the offer completely undercuts any effort to argue in this and future proceedings that he is too busy to sit for a deposition.
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The letter also stated Trump is not required to sit for an interview with Mueller, which has been a point of contention for months.
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We sit for a while, and I examine the president's thoughts unfolding on the page, and the lawyerly, abstract nature of his writing process.
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She asked the nuns to sit for portraits, in which she stripped away the background to show their eyes and faces in clear focus.
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Praying#dailytweet "I usually just sit for a little while and see what comes," she told the Times of her experience crafting the tweets.
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He is deeply incurious and proudly so, refusing to sit for traditional presidential briefs or to read anything that doesn't mention him by name.
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Fruitcake is supposed to sit for weeks and be plied with booze, but in the morning we cut into one of them to sample.
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I mean some are giving up tremendous businesses in order to sit for four or maybe eight or whatever the period of time is.
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December 2, 2018 - Comey agrees to sit for a private deposition with House Republicans after filing a legal challenge to force a public hearing.
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Take it off the grill when it's done to your liking and let it sit for 15 minutes before ever cutting into it. 4.
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I thought I was going to go and sit for two days in bliss and just chill, and I was — for about two days.
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At 4 she would sit for hours at the piano, working out melodies she said were songs from the imaginary world she called Transylvanian.
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Spread it on the stain and allow it to sit for 30 to 90 minutes before flushing with cold water and laundering as usual.
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Represented by the same lawyers, they agreed to give depositions and then sit for mediation with Pingry in an effort to avoid a lawsuit.
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Ms. Smith said Mr. Delport warmed up to the project and agreed to sit for her, though he was reserved when discussing his past.
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I felt compelled to put my degree to use and start getting experience so I could sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam.
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They sit for a long time in the stifling room, not speaking, though the woman seems to be doing some sort of breathing exercise.
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He'll also sit for talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, the current chairman of the African Union.
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The first time I visited the square, I was just looking for a place to sit for a few minutes during a family excursion.
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Then let the solution sit for 30 to 60 minutes before wiping the floors clean with a water-dampened rag or a sponge mop.
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News of Adelson's health first emerged during a court hearing this week about whether Adelson could sit for a deposition in long-running lawsuit.
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If that family member is a spouse, the couple must sit for a marriage interview to prove to authorities that their marriage is real.
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That's the funny thing: I really didn't think that hip-hop was ready for acoustic guitar, so I just let it sit for years.
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While we had already believed that Mr. Trump was unlikely to voluntarily sit for an interview, Tuesday's verdict makes that interview even less probable.
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The singer was quick to defend her decision to sit for the photos as a personal one she'd made for herself and herself only. Period.
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Stir in the annatto powder and let sit for a few minutes, covered, for the annatto to extract and all of the flavors to combine.
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Srinu would brainstorm a new idea one afternoon, work late—his lunch would often sit for hours, untouched—and present a prototype the next morning.
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Students as young as 12 sit for nationwide examinations that determine the schools they attend and how far they can go in their academic pursuit.
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Of the current list of 21 nominees, 14 must still sit for Senate hearings, and only five of those 14 have finalized their required paperwork.
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What if they didn't sit for an interview because it was financially impossible to visit campus or get to a city to speak with alumni?
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Trump submitted written answers in response to questions from Mueller's office, but did not sit for an in-person interview, according to Trump's legal team.
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But the organization said it could not force all of its physicians to sit for interviews, because several were not directly employed by Planned Parenthood.
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So I sit for a moment on the front porch gazing across the glorious vista, and thus rejuvenated, I head back downstairs to pull teeth.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis declined to sit for a portrait for Sunday's New York Times Magazine cover story, "Last Man Standing," by Robert F. Worth.
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Officials working on the investigation said that four more witnesses, including three current and former National Security Council officials, would sit for interviews next week.
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And Planned Parenthood said it could not force the residents to sit for interviews because they were not employees, according to the Kansas City Star.
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Squeeze the lime juice on top, along with 1 teaspoon of the chile salt and the cane sugar and let sit for 5 minutes. 4.
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When the family first sit shiva at the death of a relative, they mourn for a week; the second time, they sit for three days.
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While her cast mates filmed special intros for each segment of the special, she was the only series regular to actually sit for an interview.
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On April 27, the former first lady will sit for a "conversation" at an event by the American Institute of Architects, The Washington Examiner reported.
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James' injury forced him to sit for the first time in 116 regular-season games and the first time in 156 games including the playoffs.
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If I were Giuliani, I would tell Mueller that the negotiations are terminated and the president will not voluntarily sit for an interview with him.
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Vice President Joe Biden will also sit for an interview, this one with CNN's Gloria Borger on the eve of the State of the Union.
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Owens' lawyer says he's tried 4 times to get Halle and Olivier to sit for a deposition but he says his efforts have been thwarted.
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The woman photographed with Kevin Hart in the extortion video is the one who agreed to sit for a lie detector test ... for a price.
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While the sauce is cooking, place the potatoes, saffron, and 33 1/2 teaspoons salt in a medium saucepan and let sit for 10 minutes.
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She grew up in the little town of Wetumka, the kind of girl who would sit for hours by herself, playing the piano and singing.
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Trump has reportedly been eager to sit for interview with Mueller in the past, though his lawyers have been reticent to allow such a meeting.
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Published reports have claimed the president wants to sit for an interview with Mueller because it could help bring the investigation to a swift end.
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Simply shake some of the liquid onto whichever side of the pad is right for your skin, sweep on, and let sit for a minute.
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Just under 3% of the adults who participated in the survey said they sit for less than four hours per day and are sufficiently active.
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The Department of Justice said Wednesday evening that Barr would not sit for questioning, saying Nadler had placed "unprecedented and unnecessary" conditions on the hearing.
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Those topics are likely to arise when Trump and Abe sit for formal talks on the second day of Trump's visit to Tokyo this weekend.
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The report comes after The New York Times reported this week that Trump's lawyers are urging him to not sit for an interview with Mueller.
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Giuliani has repeatedly cast doubt on the chances Trump will sit for an interview, while insisting that the president would like to cooperate with Mueller.
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On the patio and inside the dining room, a red velvet rope now surrounds the table where Trump and his immediate family sit for dinner.
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After letting the beer sit for about a minute, you do the second pour, which requires adding nitrogen to give the beverage it's foamy top.
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Newly hired Rudy Giuliani is playing an influential role and wavering, at times day to day, on whether Mr. Trump should sit for an interview.
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Of those surveyed, 63 percent say the president should sit for an interview with the special counsel, that includes nearly one-third of Republican respondents.
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Still, Ms. Fariña seems to be taking Ms. Elia's call to minimize the number of children who do not sit for the tests very seriously.
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Toss cucumbers and salt together and place in a perforated pan or in a colander over a bowl and let sit for 2 hours. 2.
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Instead, the manicurist should cover your fingertips in acetone-soaked pads, wrap them with foil, and leave you to sit for 10 to 30 minutes.
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Sean Miller, basketball coach of the University of Arizona Wildcats, had agreed to sit for an interview after the game one night this past December.
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It's looking increasingly likely the sitting president will have to sit for depositions in that litigation, after a judge ruled in her favor last month.
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Second, after learning that Mr. Trump would not voluntarily sit for an in-person interview, Mr. Mueller and his team settled for a written one.
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Just a few years later, 15 Chinese nationals were charged with giving impersonators fake passports and as much as $6,000 to sit for the test.
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Britain's parliament typically does not sit for around three weeks in late September and early October, when the main political parties hold their annual conferences.
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Woodward describes how Dowd made Trump sit for a mock interview to try to prove to the President that testifying would be a terrible idea.
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Legal bills could quickly add up for staffers if they sit for questioning as part of investigations such as special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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When Mr. Mueller's team relayed the questions, their tone and detailed nature cemented Mr. Dowd's view that the president should not sit for an interview.
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If Trump declined to sit for an interview, Mueller could try to subpoena him for one — a move that could spark a complicated legal battle.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, those who sit for eight hours a day with no physical activity have a similar risk of dying as smokers.
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Yet more than 47 million Americans are preparing to sit for hours inside a tube in the sky, perhaps near someone with a hacking cough.
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Then she stirred five spoonfuls of grounds from the house coffee into the pot, turned off the gas and let it sit for five minutes.
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If Trump declined to sit for an interview, Mueller could try to subpoena him for one — a move that could create a complicated legal battle.
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They will sit for two-week argument sessions (with hearings scheduled three days a week) once a month until April to work through 60-70 cases.
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Some have been in such excruciating pain, he said, that rather than sit for hours in waiting rooms, they have chosen to lie on the floor.
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On July 228st Japan will go to the polls to vote for 213 of 221 seats in the upper house, where members sit for six years.
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She could walk down the road or sit for a cup of coffee without anyone politely inquiring as to how she was coping with her loss.
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Top with the warm caramel and leave to sit for 1 to 2 minutes, then place over an ice bath and whisk until cool and thick.
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Why is it that a bird of paradise can sit for three hours at a single male display site and somehow still be trying to decide?
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I sit for hours and I think of the last time Amèlie and I made love, how fleeting it was, how hungry it has left me.
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Charles M. Kupperman, who served until last month as the deputy national security adviser at the White House, was scheduled to sit for questioning on Monday.
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After that, I had to prepare the flax egg mixture and let that sit for five minutes before I could proceed to combining the actual dough.
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Much of the country's activities were paused for Xi's televised 3.5 hour speech, with young children in school made to sit for the broadcast, as well.
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If you lined up 100 lawyers, those 100 lawyers are going to say don&apost sit for an interview, and there&aposs a reason for that.
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Alves was reportedly told she wouldn't have to sit for the exam, due to the obvious extenuating circumstances, but she was determined to take it regardless.
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It opens the front door to a house where a very toxic relationship is unfolding, then asks you to step in and sit for a while.
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Comey's attorney, David Kelley, told CNN that the former FBI director has agreed to sit for a voluntary interview on Friday under a set of conditions.
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The department described the opt-out numbers as essentially flat compared with the previous year, when 20 percent of children did not sit for the exams.
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Then, the same egg is doused in maple syrup, left to sit for a day, and moved to a glass filled with water and blue dye.
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Asked if he believes Trump should sit for an interview with the special counsel, Rubio said he wouldn't "pre-judge" if the president declined an interview.
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" Giuliani on Sunday dismissed the possibility that Trump will sit for an interview with the special counsel, saying it would only happen "over my dead body.
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Dowd had cut a lower profile among Trump's outside personal attorneys and reportedly broke with the president over whether to sit for an interview with Mueller.
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If you let the console sit for a minute or so, it'll switch to an attract mode showing off a game — in fact, your actual gameplay.
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But since Héloïse refuses to sit for the portrait, Marianne employs a subterfuge: She tells Héloïse that she is there only to be her walking companion.
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I sit for hours with my mother, mostly in silence, in a cocoon amid the noise of the television, nurses, aides, elevator; the hustling and bustling.
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Officially, Mr. Barr refused to show for the Judiciary Committee hearing because Democrats had insisted that he sit for questioning from Democratic and Republican staff lawyers.
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"The court holds the power to direct him to respond to discovery demands, to sit for a deposition and to appear before it," Justice Mazzarelli wrote.
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I often go to the Perry Castañeda Library on the campus of the University of Texas, Austin, and sit for hours in the stacks reading philosophy.
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Next week in Florida, he will sit for talks with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who rushed to arrange a meeting amid differences over North Korea.
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If you find it too annoying or frustrating or uncomfortable to sit for eight hours and listen, you can resign tomorrow and go get another job.
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You can handle this until you figure it out, just like you can sit for a while with uncomfortable feelings in other areas of your life.
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Edgar Martinez spent much of his career as a designated hitter, a tough job to stay ready for because you sit for innings at a time.
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Jack Paar, that era's "Tonight Show" host, had him on as a guest — after Mr. Gregory demanded that he be invited to sit for a chat.
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Having lost perhaps 50 pounds while in prison, it was painful for him to sit for even short periods of time, his daughter Christina Jun recalled.
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After letting the cream sit for about 20 minutes, I rinsed it out with cool water and noticed very little excess conditioner going down the drain.
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The oil giant though is trying to throw out that investigative demand and Kinkeade last month ordered Healey to sit for a deposition by Exxon lawyers.
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The numbers showed that on almost all measures, the subjects' ratings of how they were feeling rose when they did not sit for six uninterrupted hours.
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Democrats rejected offers to let McGahn answer questions in writing or sit for a deposition only after getting a peak at what he'd be asked about.
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This letter is a response to Mueller's request that President Trump sit for an interview with the special counsel's team — and basically asserts that he shouldn't.
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Ease Of UseThese booties are similar to the competitors: Slip the two gel-lined socks onto feet and let them sit for an hour to 90 minutes.
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Trump is expected to sit for a seven-hour deposition in a related case with chef Jose Andrés before he takes office, as soon as this week.
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This included undergoing treatment, as well as potentially being willing to sit for polygraph and psychological tests and potentially being banned from possessing pornography, among other conditions.
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Families who had lost loved ones would sit for a portrait in Hope's studio, to which the resulting image would appear a ghostly apparition of the deceased.
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I sit for a breather at Las Miches De Playa for a Sol con Michelada, eat some nuts, and stave off a hungry pigeon in the process.
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Opposing counsel demanded the judge order AB to sit for a second depo -- but before the matter went before the court, Brown's team agreed to the request.
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But first I want you to sit for a minute and consider this: fixing things, feeling better, and getting your girlfriend back is making it about you.
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Kourtney said she wanted to spend more time with her kids — Mason, 8, Penelope, 6, and Reign, 226 — rather than sit for the shoot, frustrating her sister.
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Trump's lawyers submitted written answers last week to questions from Mueller's team, but the president has said he is unlikely to sit for an in-person interview.
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Trump's lawyers submitted written answers last week to questions from Mueller's team, but the president has said he is unlikely to sit for an in-person interview.
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The effort to get Mr. Redstone to sit for a deposition could have been considered a negotiation tactic by Ms. Herzer to pressure him into a settlement.
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Giuliani acknowledged this week that even the President, who has said he is willing to sit for an interview, should only do so under very limited circumstances.
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In 2016, 22 percent of eligible students did not take the tests, but the state said that only 21 percent formally refused to sit for the exams.
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Supreme Court spokeswoman Kathleen Arberg said in a statement to The Hill that Sotomayor, 63, will sit for arguments next week but curtail activities that require travel.
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Democrats have previously pressed Kavanaugh on his position on presidential immunity, including whether the president would have to comply with a subpoena or sit for a deposition.
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The assembly elected on Friday will sit for eight years and may choose the successor to Khamenei, who is 76 and rumored to be in ill health.
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Democrats who interviewed Kavanaugh on Thursday said he softened his position on whether the president would have to comply with a subpoena or sit for a deposition.
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The attorneys had gone to the meeting ready to discuss details about how long Trump would sit for an interview and the subject matter he would discuss.
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Make the sandwich: In a mixing bowl, lightly salt the cabbage, then leave to sit for 2 minutes before squeezing out as much water as you can.
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This kind of flooding might not happen at its worst until two days after the hurricane hits, but when it does, the water can sit for weeks.
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I knew that I would not be able to sit for dinner without a ticket, but hoped that I could blend in with the crowd for cocktails.
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Applicants would apply for a gun license like they do for passports and would have to submit fingerprints and sit for an interview with a federal agent.
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And it sums up the dilemma that Mr. Trump faces as he weighs whether to sit for an interview with the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Cases that have been sent back can sit for years before they are addressed, then sit again as they wait for the board to read the revisions.
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For those convicted of felonies in Florida, the governor must restore your civil rights by petition, a yearslong process, before you can sit for the bar exam.
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In Washington State, bar examiners must determine that a person has the appropriate character and fitness to practice law before they may sit for the bar exam.
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Less risky and less invasive options, such as placing a temporary filling to buy time until a child will sit for a proper one, should be discussed.
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And on Friday, Cohen set off fresh speculation when he made an unexpected appearance in Manhattan federal court, where defendants typically sit for interviews before their sentencing.
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" Fox announced this week that both the former FBI director and House Intelligence Committee chairman would sit for separate interviews with Chris Wallace on "Fox News Sunday.
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He would sit for hours at the Cambridge University Library, where the original manuscripts are stored, and focus on the slopes and curves of the botanist's scrawl.
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Weaker mugs quickly take on a permanent brown ring on the inside if you let your coffee sit for too long, but not a Le Creuset mug.
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Inside the fluorescent-lit building, they could buy coffee and lottery tickets, try their luck at an off-track betting parlor or sit for a dental appointment.
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For two drinks, muddle the peels of one lemon and one orange with one tablespoon simple syrup in a mixing glass, and let sit for 30 minutes.
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She is attempting to become a lawyer without a degree from college or law school, which are not requirements to sit for the notoriously difficult California bar.
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Giuliani told ABC it is an "open question" whether Trump would sit for an interview with Mueller but that the president's lawyers were leaning against having him testify.
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We sit for a moment on benches nearby, guzzling water in the shade while Ransom uses his machete's blunted edge to scrape burrs off his pants and shoes.
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They sit for profiles when asked; they talk delightfully about coworkers they actually feel indifferent toward — and discreetly dance around situations that have blown up in the press.
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If you're making these for a party, won't the cheese start to sweat and fold in on itself as the shots sit for hours on the snack table?
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Beyoncé & Jay-Z (former crack dealer)sit for the national anthem because apparently the United States of America has oppressed them with millions upon millions of dollars & fans.
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Reached by phone, Perullo said he'd be glad to sit for an interview with NBC News to discuss sports memorabilia and the prevalence of fraud in the industry.
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The "duchess slant" has been adopted at royal outings when a lady "has to sit for an extended amount of time while keeping poise and posture," Meier, explained.
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Late last month Manafort did say that he would be willing to sit for an interview with the House Intelligence Committee to discuss Russia's role in the election.
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As we sit for a coffee in a late-night spot opposite Liverpool Street Station a small group of city workers stumble past, balancing a tray of tequilas.
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The instructions on the little black box asked that I insert the suppository and let it sit for 15 minutes before adding lubrication or anything else up there.
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TMZ broke the story ... someone involved in the case agreed to sit for a lie detector test, but only if Kevin anted up in the mid-6 figures.
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Manafort has agreed to sit for interviews with Mueller's special counsel team, testify in any future cases and submit related documents, Judge Amy Berman Jackson said in court.
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Unlike spectators in the stadium, whose prerogative it is to stand or sit for the national anthem, players are expected to abide by the rules of the employer.
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Seattle defensive back Jeremy Lane said he would continue to sit for the national anthem when the Seahawks' regular season begins Sunday at home, The Associated Press reported.
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As Mr. Trump's lawyers have shifted to a more antagonistic approach toward Mr. Mueller, it has seemed increasingly unlikely that Mr. Trump will sit for a voluntary interview.
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Heresy, I know — but it can be calming to sit for a while with a sturdily crafted, nicely cast play that was mild even when it was new.
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"While we were still in 4-G, Jimmy would come up here with a clip-on light and sit for hours and think and sketch," Ms. Bresnahan said.
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The second pillar of the letter submitted by Mr. Trump's lawyers to Mr. Mueller is that he is too busy running the country to sit for an interview.
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The version of the special counsel's report released to the public contains redactions hiding the reason Trump Jr. refused to sit for a voluntary interview with Mueller's team.
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Readers sit for a long time with this information, contemplating it in the same kind of muzzy, Jell-O-shot haze that befuddles the students they're reading about.
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Just mist it over your hard bathroom surfaces, let it sit for a minute or two, and then wipe it away with one of Zwipes Microfiber Cleaning Cloths.
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Prosecutors typically use investigatory grand juries, which can issue subpoenas and which sit for weeks or months, to delve into complicated or politically sensitive cases, like police shootings.
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It kept the wine warm, but not so hot that you can't drink it after letting it sit for a minute or two, for a whopping eight hours.
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The president will, however, sit for a CNBC interview early on Wednesday morning — and there is always the possibility that his Twitter account will erupt in the interim.
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Mr. Page did not speak on Alphabet's quarterly earnings calls, appear for congressional testimony like other tech executives over the last year, or sit for interviews with journalists.
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Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who came under fire from Giuliani and later returned to Washington, will sit for a deposition before the committees on Wednesday.
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An environment where buyers and curators can come from all over and sit for three hours and see a show, talk to me, go downstairs get a coffee.
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There are some great parks nearby where you can sit for a bit before you head back to the virtually seat-free brand oasis of Super Bowl City.
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Coupled with the gloom of the VAAL Gallery installations, the experience is akin to finding a small spot in a forest where you can sit for hours alone.
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You spray it on wet or dry feet (I think dry works better), let it sit for up to five minutes, then bust out the file and start buffing.
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According to the Transport Workers Union, once a body is recovered from the subway tracks, it can sit for hours in the employees' breakroom until the medical examiner arrives.
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At first spritz, it basically feels like spraying water into your hair, but let the solution sit for about half a minute before massaging the product into your scalp.
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Like a steak, he lets the eggplant sit for a decent amount of time on each side in order for it to pick up some char, turning it occasionally.
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In addition to work requirements — 1,500 hours of daily money manager experience under their belt — applicants have to sit for an exam and be re-certified every three years.
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The poignancy of these intimate photographs seems to lie in the essential respect the camera offers its subjects, who sit for their portraits as an act of self-expression.
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Following favorable press coverage of former Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom, Zuckerberg reportedly ordered in 2014 that executives must be approved by him or Sandberg to sit for magazine interviews.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte and House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy said in a statement that Rosenstein would sit for the closed-door interview on Oct. 24.
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He was equally impressed by how Ingram was able to sit for a long stretch before re-entering the game and hitting two big shots in a comeback victory.
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To remove it, water pipes carry the beans over to the fermentation tanks, where they sit for up to two days to dissolve the remaining sugars from their surface.
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Quote: &apostop Australian officials, they broke with diplomatic protocol allowed the Ambassador Alexander Downer to sit for an FBI interview to describe his meeting with campaign adviser George Papadopoulos.
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Top Australian officials broke with diplomatic protocol, allowed the ambassador, Alexander Downer, to sit for an FBI interview to describe his meeting with campaign adviser George Papadopoulos, all right?
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Unsurprisingly, the conditioner took, so I smoothed it all over my hair, and let it sit for 45 minutes while I streamed the previous week's Real Housewives of Atlanta.
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Expect to develop your knowledge in scope, time, and HR management through the courses provided, and gain the hours required to renew PMP certifications or sit for the tests.
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The Supreme Court ended its term this week, and it appears that only eight justices, not the usual nine, will sit for the new session that begins in October.
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John Dowd, the lead attorney on Trump's personal legal team, resigned last month amid reported disagreements over Trump's push to sit for an interview as part of Mueller's investigation.
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You'll need a strong educational background and will have to sit for and pass a Foreign Service Officer Test and oral assessment to score a job in this field.
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" North Korea issued an unusually restrained and diplomatic response to Trump, saying it's still willing to sit for talks with the United States "at any time, (in) any format.
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Embattled FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe will sit for a transcribed interview on Thursday with two House committees investigating the bureau's handling of the Clinton email investigation last year.
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There, the girls must sit for hours, keeping a solemn vigil as other villagers visit to pay respects to their representation of the coming of springtime, renewal, and fertility.
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Kalderon Sutzkever, 43, said she would sit for hours listening to her grandfather recount his experiences, which included the murder of his mother and infant son by the Nazis.
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One reviewer said that when he clogs his toilet, he will squirt some Dawn in there, let it sit for 20 minutes, then the toilet flushes without an issue.
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When a father asked Pence to sit for a photo with his teenage son, the vice president slid into the booth and mentioned that his daughter was recently married.
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Once everything is dissolved, the mixture goes over sliced peppers and onions in a sturdy plastic container; it'll sit for a bit until the peppers pick up some flavor.
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It's spent the past several months embroiled in a dispute with the state over, in part, the clinic's refusal to compel physicians to sit for interviews with state regulators.
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Louis, a secondary-school teacher, rekindles his relationship with a former student, Alexandre, who has since become a famous painter and asks him to sit for a nude portrait.
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For all of the limits to our access on the trail, Mr. Trump agreed to sit for portraits with me on three occasions over the course of the campaign.
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"I could barely face leaving the house, and it's too painful for me to sit for any length of time, so that was out of the question," she said.
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After the two men meet for dinner on Wednesday evening, they will sit for extended talks on Thursday, including a one-on-one session with only their translators present.
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When you complete the course you should, fingers-crossed, feel ready to sit for your Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification Exam, as administered by the Project Management Institute (PMI).
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The one-room library, where people are welcome to sit for hours, has 1,500 rare books from around the world on topics such as freak shows and mourning practices.
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Cosby asked Lewandowski whether he thought President Donald Trump should sit for an interview with Mueller's team, and how the President might withstand scrutiny from the special counsel's investigators.
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Before cotton fields can be harvested, the cotton plants must be defoliated -- sprayed with chemicals that make the leaves fall off -- and left to sit for about a week.
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Pickle the celery: Toss the celery with the salt and sugar in a small bowl and let sit for 30 minutes, then cover with the rice wine vinegar. 2.
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Players typically dress like characters from the game, sit for hours to have their fleet's logo tattooed, watch the game's developers fight a UFC champion, or even get married.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will sit for live in-depth interviews Wednesday night at a forum hosted by NBC News about national security, the military, and veterans affairs.
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At the "Screen Test" exhibition, you can sit for your own, as I did, channeling my best Lou Reed for about five minutes; you can later view it online.
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We sit for the hour-long ceremony in the museum auditorium, then eat appetizers and chat after finding our friend to take pictures and give her a big ol' hug.
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Todd played for Giuliani a string of clips of him discussing whether or not Trump would sit for an interview with Mueller, showing how his story has changed over time.
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The problem is that Héloïse has no intention of marrying, and therefore refuses to sit for the portrait, forcing Marianne to pose as her lady's maid to gain her trust.
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As we reported, Montia lawyered up almost immediately after Kevin's team contacted her, and her lawyer said she would sit for a lie detector test if Kevin paid her $420,000.
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As I got a little older, I would sit for hours and play records from my dad's collection, listening to the kicks and the snares and the bass in songs.
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"CNMs and CMs sit for the same national certification exam, which is administered by the American Midwifery Certification Board, and are equally qualified to be licensed as midwives," Zeidenstein says.
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The nine permanent justices could be replaced with nine-judge panels drawn at random from the entire federal appellate bench, comprising around 180 judges, to sit for two-week periods.
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"What you do is apply just enough glue onto the lash band (the one that comes with Eylure lashes dries clear) and let it sit for 30 seconds," Jones said.
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The clinic initially agreed to the first two conditions, but said it couldn't compel all of the requested physicians to sit for interviews because some were not Planned Parenthood employees.
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The school will also let applicants submit a video introduction instead of requiring that they sit for an interview Rollout of the initiative will begin with the class of 2023.
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So now, Schwartz wants the judge to issue a bench warrant for Bieber and fine him $1,000 bucks a day for each day he refuses to sit for the depo.
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With a failed physical in the 2016-17 preseason and blood clot issues that caused him to sit for the entire season, Bosh probably should have seen it all coming.
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Washington (CNN)Former FBI Director James Comey said Sunday that he would sit for a private deposition with House Republicans after filing a legal challenge to force a public hearing.
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Trump himself has at times voiced a willingness to voluntarily sit for an interview -- I explain why I think that is here -- but his legal team has been more skeptical.
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Giuliani is now publicly negotiating with Mueller over whether or not Trump will sit for an interview while simultaneously savaging the broader investigation and Comey's role in all of it.
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But think of it this way: Feel the sensation of relief that comes when you sit for the first time after hours of walking, your feet aching in your boots.
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A short man of 54, wearing a white paper hat and a white apron over a dark T-shirt, he agreed to sit for a minute and tell his story.
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DVT doesn't just develop on flights: it can also develop on long car rides, train trips, and anywhere else that you sit for long periods of time without getting up.
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The low-cost education provider, which has 63 campuses across Uganda, is allowed to remain open until December 8 to allow students to sit for exams and finish third term.
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The special counsel has sought an interview with the president over the past several months, and reportedly threatened to subpoena Trump if he declined to voluntarily sit for an interview.
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Unless you're a masterful speed-reader or you like to sit for long periods of time, you're not going to plow through a 400-page book in a single sitting.
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And many in the media and the public argued Andrew's choice to sit for the interview was deeply unwise — in fact, the reception to the interview has been overwhelmingly negative.
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"We were increasingly concerned that repeatedly asking victims to sit for anonymous interviews in front of television cameras on this subject matter was no longer a productive approach," he added.
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They're in bed close to 8, and then, I get into a bath with a ton of Epsom salts, light a candle, close my eyes and sit for 20 minutes.
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As negotiations continue over whether Trump will sit for an interview, the New York Times obtained a lengthy list of questions Mueller and his team have prepared for the president.
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Separately, the president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., and the Senate Intelligence Committee reached a deal for him to sit for a private interview with senators in the coming weeks.
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We are forced to use the urgent care centers, or to go to the emergency room and sit for hours, because our doctors don't have free appointments to see us.
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More than half of SAT-takers sit for the exam more than once; high-income students and those who identify as white or Asian are more likely to retake tests.
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The next time you feel ready to go on a rant, repeat the words persistence and compassion silently to yourself, and sit for a few minutes observing how you feel.
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They argued that the president holds a special position in the government and is busy running the country, making it difficult for him to prepare and sit for an interview.
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Lawyers for the president and the office of the special counsel have been negotiating for months over whether Mr. Trump will voluntarily sit for an interview, so far without success.
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Should the Dolphins take Tagovailoa, but decide he should sit for a year, rest, and learn the system, Brady could prove a perfect mentor for the future of the franchise.
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Chief Justice Roberts, in his role as the chief administrator of the judicial branch, selects which serving federal judges will sit for staggered, seven-year terms on the surveillance court.
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Trump and his attorneys have gone back and forth over whether the president will testify or sit for a voluntary interview in connection with special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe.
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This course also fulfills the 35-hour education requirement needed to sit for the exam and provides 35 PDUs for current PMPs who need the credit to maintain their certification.
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Employees said Wynn, now 75, would routinely walk around wearing short shorts with no underwear and sit for pedicures in a way that would expose his genitals to the manicurists.
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The CDC recommends using a meat thermometer and cooking until your steaks or roasts reach 145 degrees Fahrenheit (62.8 degrees Celsius), then letting it sit for three minutes before eating.
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On some days I would sit for an hour at the end of the school day, staring at the wall and trying to make sense of what had happened that day.
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TGS: Of course, once you've had Toni Morrison sit for you, when you call up Faye Wattleton or Colin Powell or Susan Rice or whomever, you have a great calling card.
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The restaurant also has a patio, which the couple transformed into a coffee, pastries and juice bar, where customers can wait on a table inside or sit for a quick bite.
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I walk on the treadmill since I don't feel like an intense workout, but I love to move my body before work since I sit for so much of the day.
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Up top, Ilana is living every New Yorker's dream when she seizes the opportunity to house-sit for Oliver's mom whose only instructions are to fill the space with positive vibes.
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Each titled after the names of their subjects and the roles they played, these portraits foreground costumes that, in fact, free the expressivity of the prisoners who sit for Luster's camera.
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A typical speech to a joint session includes passages that win standing ovations from both parties, but it seems possible that some Democrats will sit for the entirety of Trump's speech.
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And it's important for me, for my own understanding, to almost try and take a step back and let it sit for a second just so I can even understand it.
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Not allowing people with criminal records to sit for the bar exam or become attorneys strips the profession of the redemption and understanding it so sorely needs — and bestows upon itself.
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Goldstein said on Thursday that Hoekstra did not adequately answer questions during the session and that he would sit for a long-form interview with a Dutch media outlet on Friday.
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Trump's team and the special counsel are at an impasse in negotiations over whether the president will sit for an interview with Mueller – even as Trump says he's eager to talk.
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Today, as the Taliban's representatives sit for the eighth round of peace negotiations with the U.S., in Qatar, they do so from the strongest position they've held since the war began.
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The day of questioning has arrived for Venus Williams ... the tennis star is about to sit for her deposition in the lawsuit stemming from that fatal car crash back in June.
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Farage is determined that his MEPs will not sit for long in Brussels - though drama after the resignation of Prime Minister Theresa May leaves the fate of Brexit still very uncertain.
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Neither Cimber nor G.L.O.W.'s super-stiff ring announcer / founder David McLane (renamed "Bash" Howard in Netflix's GLOW, and played by Chris Lowell) agreed to sit for an interview with Whitcomb.
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She maintained one of the lowest public profiles of anyone to ever hold the job, declining to sit for interviews or appear on the podium in the White House briefing room.
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Trump will sit for several meals with Modi when he's in India, including a lunch and a formal banquet Tuesday evening at ornate Rashtrapati Bhavan, the official presidential palace in Delhi.
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Fall Preview In fiction podcasts, screen and stage actors get to play parts Hollywood is too risk-averse to offer, with the added perk of no need to sit for makeup.
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Thatcher would—it is one of the most poignant details in Charles Moore's account—sit for hours in front of a certain painting at the Oxfordshire estate of a wealthy friend.
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When it comes to an interview, some formal and informal advisers to Trump have been urging him not to sit for an interview because of the legal peril it could create.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, the district bustled with sightseers, many of whom paid $5 to sit for photographs atop Jake the longhorn or board a stagecoach for a brief excursion.
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To Kohji Setoh's rhythmically churning score, the five performers, including the lighting designer Madeline Best, assembled risers and chairs, inviting us to sit for a half-hour before dismantling them again.
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I sent Mr. Valeska an email letting him know that a photographer would be there and that if he preferred to sit for a more formal portrait we could accommodate him.
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I suggest ordering the dressing on the side for this one since I feel like if you let it sit for more than a few minutes, the lettuce would become soggy.
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Players should be forced to sit for at least 10 minutes on the sidelines to give doctors a better sense of whether symptoms, like dizziness and disorientation, are emerging, Nowinski said.
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The network had wanted to photograph both candidates during the campaign and put the winner on the cover, but Trump wasn't willing to sit for a picture until he had won.
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Paul Achleitner said he was motivated to sit for a second five-year term as the board's chair so that he could contribute to making Europe's capital market more robust. 6.
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Applicants would need to pay a fee; submit paperwork, a photo, and fingerprints; sit for an interview; pass a comprehensive background check; and go through gun safety training to get a gun.
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During the negotiations, the idea to use written questions and answers was floated, and at another time it was proposed that Trump Jr. sit for an untranscribed interview, according to one source.
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To duke out a lawsuit Comey's team had filed to quash a subpoena the committees issued on November 21 that requires Comey to sit for a deposition next week behind closed doors.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross has been ordered to sit for deposition to understand his intent in wanting to add the citizenship question to the 2020 census, first reported by Courthouse News Service.
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After all they've often got the job via a text message from someone they don't know saying "you sat for my friend Sarah last week so can you sit for me tonight".
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Cleaning a toothbrush cup is very easy — just scrub it with hot water and dish soap and then fill it with hydrogen peroxide and let it sit for an hour, then rinse.
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We let it sit for 20 minutes while we take off the face, slowly removing the appliances, and then clean his face up, and use hot, wet, moist towels at the end.
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Bottom line ... Wasser thinks Amber and Raquel are BSing about not being available ... and if they won't sit for a deposition they should not be allowed to testify at next week's trial.
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The injury lingers (she's unable to stand or sit for more than a few hours at a time), a painful reminder of the time that ended up becoming her springboard to success.
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In a "Fox News Sunday" interview that aired this week, Trump said he "probably" won't sit for an interview with Mueller, despite previously stating publicly that he'd be willing to do so.
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The students sit for the tests in the spring, sometimes for as long as 18 hours—longer than the bar exams—over two weeks, which is unreasonable, especially for children so young.
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The president's legal team last week submitted written answers to some questions from Mueller, but Trump has indicated he is unlikely to sit for an in-person interview with the special counsel.
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While Trump submitted written answers to Mueller on the topic of Russian interference, he declined to sit for a voluntary interview with the special counsel's team or answer questions related to obstruction.
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They can treat suing the press as an investment, with the payoff being, at a minimum, the expense and time required for the other side to produce documents and sit for depositions.
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Clinton had shown signs of more openness after months of encouragement from advisers to hold more news conferences, sit for more interviews and brandish the dry charm they have encountered in private.
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The president's legal team last week submitted written answers to some questions from Mueller, but Trump has indicated he is unlikely to sit for an in-person interview with the special counsel.
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After cooking, let steak sit for a few minutes so that the juices to redistribute in the meat—if you cut right after you grill, you'll lose all that delicious steak juice.
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I moved fresh out of high school with fuck all cash, and freaked out a bit when I arrived and took a bed sit for 450 quid a month on City Road.
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If you're not a cat lover (and, honestly, how dare you?), Kedi may be a tougher sit for you than it will be for those who bear great affection for the animals.
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Ms. Scott, who has led the cable network since last year, responded by urging Mr. Trump to sit for an interview with Bret Baier, the channel's chief political anchor, the people said.
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White House aides warned officials at the EPA that having Pruitt sit for interviews this week could backfire and told them to rethink their plans, a person familiar with their conversation said.
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On Friday evening, the State Department's special envoy for Ukraine, Kurt Volker, abruptly resigned, not long after receiving a summons from House Democrats to sit for a deposition in the coming week.
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There are mornings when I imagine a different life, one where I take the train downtown and sit at a desk, actually sit, for 15 minutes over the course of a day.
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Given the Trump team's ultimate refusal to sit for a voluntary interview, Mueller had two choices: (1) issue a subpoena compelling Trump to testify in the grand jury or (2) walk away.
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"Usually, flowers go to a wholesale market like Covent Garden, where they sit for three or four days, then to a florist, where they sit a few more days," Ms. Hawkings said.
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Giuliani told "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd that the president should not sit for an interview with Mueller because he could end up trapped in a lie and charged with perjury.
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All this could be Trump trying to make the public case for why he shouldn't sit for an interview with Mueller's team — or why he should resist a potential subpoena from them.
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The Royal Commission, which will sit for 16 rounds of public hearings, is expected to hear harrowing testimony from the families of aged care patients, as well as testimony from industry leaders.
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LSU closed within 49-45, but Reid picked up his fourth foul with 29:22 left when he blocked Washington on a drive through the lane and had to sit for nine minutes.
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The process is fairly straightforward: Spray some of this magic stuff on the surface, wait 30 minutes, give it another coating, let it sit for half a day, and there you have it.
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Benedict Morelli told CBS This Morning Tuesday that the 48-year-old comedian will not sit for a seven-hour deposition for good reason: He has "nothing relevant" to add to the case.
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Here's how it works: You squeeze out a dollop of the white cream onto polished nails, let it sit for two to three minutes, then wipe it all away with a cotton round.
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A SFV player that goes by the name Best_Korea somehow manipulated the game to take the coveted first place ranking on the online leaderboard, where they have continued to sit for four days.
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Camille Cosby will not have to sit for a deposition Wednesday in a lawsuit filed against her husband, the entertainer Bill Cosby, a federal judge in Massachusetts ruled Tuesday, as he granted Mrs.
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You would move freely throughout the scene and sit for a while at one set of tables and then go somewhere else, and the dialog was very, very competitive, a competition of ideas.
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" Asked whether he would be more likely to sit for an interview by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, as part of the investigation into Russian interference, Trump said his lawyers "are working on that.
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" The researchers said their research results provided "further evidence on the benefits of physical activity, particularly in societies where increasing numbers of people have to sit for long hours for work or transport.
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We'd be tempting the food gods if we hosted a conference in New York City about the future of retail and commerce and didn't invite a top restaurateur to sit for an interview.
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The formula in the 53th century medical text, called "Bald's Leechbook," involves mixing garlic, onion, wine, and cow bile in a brass vessel before letting the mixture sit for nine days to ferment.
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According to documents obtained by TMZ , lawyers for Spears' conservatorship filed new legal docs, claiming the pop star doesn't need to sit for a deposition because it's already known how much she makes .
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" While the Trump legal team&aposs current posture is still not to have the president sit for an interview with Mueller, a source familiar with the investigation told Fox News, "never say never.
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Attorneys for Britney's conservatorship just filed new legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- saying there's no need for Britney to sit for a deposition because everyone already knows, she makes a ton of money.
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U.S. District Judge Susan Hickey in Fayetteville, Arkansas, said McMillon's "direct and personal involvement" in matters underlying a class-action lawsuit justified requiring him to sit for a deposition by the shareholders' lawyers.
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It's the practice of massaging a heat-activated gel face wash on dry skin (water messes with the chemical reaction), letting it sit for 30 seconds, then washing it off with warm water.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has been especially critical of how the Fed handled the Wells Fargo matter, had said she wanted to have Williams sit for a congressional grilling before his appointment was finalized.
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Dowd's resignation from the legal team last March came after disagreements with Trump intensified about whether he should sit for an interview and the President stepped up his attacks on the special counsel.
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After dinner, everyone would sit for a while on the brown-stained bench looking onto a gravel yard, on which first one car stood parked, later two cars, and eventually a red jeep.
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After applying a special prescription medication to your skin and letting it sit for up to three hours, he or she will shine a special light that activates and kills acne-causing bacteria.
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Without that assurance, McMonagle said, Cosby would never have agreed to sit for a deposition in Constand's civil lawsuit in which he admitted giving drugs to various women before engaging in sexual acts.
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In anticipation of this, and the other addled-adventures you are going to have, let's sit for a while and consider: Every Type of Dance Music Festival You'll Go To This Summer. Yes?
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I can also use it as a face mask if I think my skin needs some TLC; I'll just apply a thin layer and let it sit for five minutes before rinsing off.
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If you simply can't wait, and the surface needs cleaning as well as disinfecting, spray it on and let it sit for five seconds before drying the surface with a clean microfiber cloth.
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Mr. Mueller's investigators and Mr. Trump's lawyers were still negotiating as recently as this past week about whether Mr. Trump would sit for an interview, according to a person briefed on the matter.
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It's becoming apparent ... Amber Heard has violated a court order to sit for a deposition in her divorce/domestic violence case against Johnny Depp ... because an hour after the call time she's MIA.
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Vicky Cornell claims Soundgarden is ignoring the dangers of the virus -- especially among the elderly -- because they're making a push to get Vicky's mom to sit for a proper grilling by their attorneys.
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Parliament will return from recess to sit for a short session next week, during which lawmakers are expected to take steps to block a no-deal Brexit in the limited time they have.
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There can be a fully public conference committee, where lawmakers sit for hours, going title by title through the legislation they are conferencing, offer amendments, vote on those amendments and finalize an agreement.
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She earned her bachelor's degree in India and was studying for her master's in economics when, during a visit home last year, her family encouraged her to sit for a civil service exam.
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People who work out but also sit for long hours — active couch potatoes, you might say — may often share the same elevated risks for disease and early death as their less active peers.
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The Puppy Collective, as they were known, had occupied a building near her West Hampstead studio, and Brocklehurst persuaded them to sit for her: singly, in pairs and in various states of undress.
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The conviction also shows the caliber of the foe that President Trump is facing as he decides whether or not to sit for an interview with Mr. Mueller focusing on obstruction of justice.
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On Sunday, Giuliani told the U.S. television network ABC it is an "open question" whether Trump would sit for an interview with Mueller, but the president's lawyers were leaning against having him testify.
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And we have one more exciting addition to what is already an all-star lineup of speakers who will sit for our signature unscripted interviews on September 17 and 18 in New York City.
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Trump was deposed in the Zakarian suit last year, and was forced by a judge to sit for brief deposition in the Andrés case smack in the middle of the transition earlier this month.
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DC Superior Court Judge Jennifer A. Di Toro ruled Wednesday that Trump must sit for a deposition in New York City the first week of January, and it may last up to seven hours.
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Think about it: You've started to embrace adulting in so many other areas of your life — doing your dishes instead of letting them sit for five to seven days, doing your own taxes, etc.
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Giuliani previously has suggested he is less open to Mueller asking Trump about obstruction-related questions in any potential voluntary interview — if Trump even decides he is willing to sit for one at all.
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But hours after the U.S. pulled out of the meeting, North Korea issued a statement saying it&aposs still willing to sit for talks with the United States "at any time, (in) any format."
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Other food we have is dehydrated, and we'll inject hot water in it, let it sit for 10 minutes or so, and then cut it open with a pair of scissors and eat it.
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The President reiterated that his decision not to sit for an interview with Mueller during the investigation was "the right thing" because of the number of witnesses who were charged with lying to investigators.
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Pregnant "Gotham" star Morena Baccarin is on doctor-ordered bed rest, and says there's no way she can sit for a lengthy deposition in her divorce ... but she doesn't want to delay the split.
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"I want to order Mr. Cosby to sit for another deposition at his cost," Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Craig Karlan said at a hearing in the Los Angeles suburb of Santa Monica.
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As photography was still a recent invention, not always affordable or widely available, there were limited opportunities to sit for a lifetime photograph thus commissioning a posthumous image of the departed was especially important.
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Rather than paying for a van to sit for more than 90 percent of the work week, users can access an app via iOS and Android to share the Teslas and maximize their miles.
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A Connecticut judge ruled Wednesday that Infowars owner Alex Jones must sit for a deposition by attorneys for the parents of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims who are suing him for defamation.
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Beaux was at the White House painting a double portrait of First Lady Edith Roosevelt and her daughter, and somehow the President was convinced to sit for the Impressionistic painter for a few moments.
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The ailing media mogul Sumner M. Redstone will not be required to sit for a deposition in the legal battle over his mental competency, a California judge ruled during a brief hearing on Thursday.
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The 11-member TRRC, which is expected to sit for two years, can make criminal referrals and many victims want to see Jammeh return to Gambia to face trial for the abuses it investigates.
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Rather than letting it sit for another three years, Torres helps Brooks bring his center-hall cottage back to life in just over three months and encourages him to put it on the market.
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It was nice to kind of sit for a half hour and reflect on it, a lot of times you don't have moments because we're all trying to do a million times at once.
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Usually, models can sit for a fitting, but if a movie requires the same ones over and over, it makes more sense to have a copy of Nyong'o's head on hand at all times.
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The most intriguing subjects are by definition the ones with the least time to come sit for hours in the studio... You have to see them outside the studio environment, doing what they do.
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Apply it to a dry scalp and let it sit for up to five minutes before you even step in the shower, instead of standing around and waiting for it to do its job.
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And the legal team's collapse comes as his lawyers are confronting one of their most critical tasks: advising the president on whether to agree to sit for an interview with the special counsel's office.
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A former federal prosecutor argued in an opinion article in October that the dispute could very likely be between Mr. Mueller and President Trump about whether the president had to sit for an interview.
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Players scrimmage other teams, watch Video on Demand footage to evaluate performance, participate in team meetings, sit for biweekly sessions with a team psychologist and work out once a week with a personal trainer.
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Chris Cornell's widow says Soundgarden doesn't give a rat's ass about her elderly mother, asking her to sit for a deposition despite coronavirus risks ... but the band's attorneys say they've done just the opposite.
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A few days later, a lawyer working for Mr. Mueller called Mr. Dowd to arrange a second meeting, in the hopes of persuading Mr. Dowd to allow Mr. Trump to sit for an interview.
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She earned her bachelor's degree in India and was studying for her masters in economics when, during a visit home last year, her family encouraged her to sit for a competitive civil service exam.
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The same thing happened during the Mueller investigation, when Trump repeatedly said he wanted to sit for the special counsel's questions, but then he followed a strategy that prevented the meeting from ever happening.
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Problems like that contributed to the growth of a national opt-out movement, in which parents refused to allow their children to sit for the new generation of tests tied to the Common Core.
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The president's outside attorney, Rudolph Giuliani, has said that Mueller will need to show that he has evidence the president committed a crime before he will advise his client to sit for an interview.
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"Having to sit for more than half an hour or an hour doing one thing — that's gone by the wayside, and that concerns me as an educator and as a parent," she told me.
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The Los Angeles Chargers had a mix of players standing together, some with raised fists, and five players — Chris McCain, Darius Philon, Brandon Mebane, Damion Square and Tenny Palepoi — choosing to sit for the anthem.
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Unable to complete her dissertation on Sappho and dazed after a messy breakup, Lucy agrees to dog-sit for her sister who lives near the beach, hoping the brackish Pacific breeze might enliven her spirits.
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That has forced Trump&aposs legal team to push off making a decision about whether the president will sit for an interview with the special counsel -- a decision they had hoped to reach by Thursday.
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And we turned it off and he said, "You know, that's the kind of movie that you need to sit for a moment and think about life and think about ..." And I thought, that's fantastic.
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When Obama travels to Laos later in the week, he'll sit for talks with the controversial new leader of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte, who has drawn criticism for harsh tactics in his battle against drugs.
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Courtney Love was able to get her daughter's ex-husband to sit for a psychiatric examination to determine the state of his mental health in the epic legal battle over a famous Kurt Cobain guitar.
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Kodak Black isn't gonna sit for anyone bringing up the most serious criminal charge he's facing -- an alleged sexual assault -- and he proved it by walking out in the middle of a Hot 97 interview.
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The person who called Hart's lawyer did not say what they would answer while hooked up to the polygraph, but said they would only sit for a 6-figure amount -- we're told somewhere around $500,000.
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If passed, the Bill would effectively block Johnson proroguing Parliament, by obliging MPs to sit for a number of days in October for debates on the government's progress towards restoring a government in Northern Ireland.
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Of course, it is missing the voice in the title, which is heard directly only in "A Note on Sources," in which Mr. Sherman recounts vivid attempts to persuade Mr. Ailes to sit for interviews.
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Just put the vinegar in a spray bottle (along with your lemon oil, if you so choose), hit any vinyl, fabric, and anything liable to collect mildew, and let it sit for a few minutes.
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Giuliani's statement follows one in early June where he said Trump wouldn't sit for an interview with Mueller unless he first saw documents pertaining to the FBI's use of an informant during the 2016 campaign.
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Make the dough: Combine the milk and yeast in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook attachment and let sit for about 10 minutes, or until it begins to foam. 2.
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When I sit for 15 minutes with something on my face that is said to suck out impurities, purify or peel me, I begin to panic about a rash that will never go away. 7.
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I think he got off to a great start then he had to sit for a long number of games and then get his feet back wet... It's hard to get back into that rhythm.
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To mimic the Swedish man's claims, I placed the bowl in direct sunlight and let it sit for about 20 minutes before tearing up a piece of the bag and holding it in the bowl.
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December 2015 — Received a match penalty for a hit to the head of Sens forward Curtis Lazar but the misconduct was rescinded by the league before Wilson could sit for the mandatory one-game suspension.
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Letting that box sit for a day (if possible) before opening may be a good idea, although we don't know how the lab data of the virus survival on surfaces translates to the real world.
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I would sometimes sit for minutes at a time near someone I wanted to speak to, picking out the words I could best articulate, only to drop the whole plan and resign myself to silence.
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And with American TV networks clamoring for an on-camera exclusive with the man at the center of the drama, Mr. Zelensky chose instead to sit for an interview with Kyodo, a Japanese news service.
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Goldberg said the influx to the funds may not necessarily reflect investors waiting to put money to work but rather a tired market where money may sit for a while as the uncertainty plays out.
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If Mr. Mueller had resigned over the president's attacks on him and refusal to sit for an interview, he might not have completed his report but he would have rendered a devastating and unequivocal judgment.
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Another memory of my father is this: Every morning, before breakfast, he would sit for a long time in front of the butsudan shrine in our home, intently reciting Buddhist sutras, with his eyes closed.
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Washington (CNN)Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross must sit for a deposition in a lawsuit against his department over its decision to include a question about citizenship in the 2020 Census, a federal judge ruled Friday.
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But in a bid for a less stringent sentence, Gates agreed to sit for more than 2100 hours with federal and state prosecutors both before and after he officially flipped on Trump and his allies.
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Though advocates held rallies and news conferences, the most effective protest came that spring, when parents coordinated so that one fifth of New York's students refused to sit for standardized exams in English and math.
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The letters make similarly sweeping presidential powers claims, including arguing that the president is empowered to end any investigation he wants, and assert that Trump has no obligation to sit for an interview with Mueller.
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Trump did not sit for an interview with the special counsel's office -- like hundreds of others had for Mueller -- and did not answer the special counsel's questions in writing related to the President's potentially obstructive acts.
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Let sit for 30 minutes, then, working in batches and using your hands, squeeze the liquid from the vegetables into a clean bowl or over the sink, and place the squeezed vegetables into a new bowl.
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Three years earlier, the House ethics committee closed a three-year investigation of allegations that Conyers' staff worked on political campaigns and was ordered to baby-sit for his two children and run his personal errands.
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Get all the latest news here: Whistleblower won't testify Attorneys for the whistleblower whose complaint kicked off the impeachment inquiry made clear their client would not sit for in-person interviews with investigators on Capitol Hill.
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Sometimes, if I sit for too long, like if I am driving or flying, my butt goes numb, and not a normal numb — it's a weird numbness that I never had before I got it done.
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And make sure you leave the house you sit for clean in order to get a good rating — that'll impact how attractive your profile is to others who might want you to stay in their abodes.
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Amber Heard belatedly arriving back in L.A. Friday, supposedly to sit for her long-awaited deposition Saturday, and she's denying she leaked the video showing Johnny Depp smashing a wine glass and bottle in their kitchen.
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Theoretically, a prosecutor could sit for decades on a weak case against a suspect, then, when that suspect's main alibi witness dies, the prosecution could strategically indict the defendant after he's lost most of his evidence.
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Wrap in plastic wrap and let sit for at least 24 to 23 minutes if you're using "22" flour, or 22 minutes, up to 23 hours at room temperature if you're using all-purpose flour. 5.
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Camille Cosby's attorneys have asked a judge to reject a request by the women's attorneys to have her sit for a second deposition, contending that it would create a "media circus" that would threaten her safety.
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The fact that Wayne allowed cameras to follow him for nearly half a year, capturing very intimate moments, yet refused to sit for an interview with the documentary crew, is telling of his relationship to fame.
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"Even if you have a job that requires you to sit for long periods of time, replacing the time you spend sitting at home with tenuous exercise could reduce your risk of heart disease and death."
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The noble overthrow of a corrupt president didn't really matter: Vietnam had still been lost, OPEC could twitch an eyelid and Americans would sit for hours in gas-station queues, the Federal Reserve couldn't keep up.
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"We thought about (keeping him in), but I thought it was more important to get him out of there and not taking any chances when you sit for a half hour," Phillies manager Pete MacKanin said.
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I don't spend a ton of time in the morning on my makeup, so something that you just sit for once and then don't have to worry about seemed like a really good option for me.
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"I've lived here 39 years, and I'm getting my citizenship because of Mr. Trump," said Demorizi, who said she planned to sit for her interview this month and then participate in the United States naturalization ceremony.
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But the film is built around the two stars themselves, who sit for studio interviews and, in a device that bears less fruit than you'd hope, are interviewed together in the booth of a Queens diner.
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In a meeting with Mr. Trump's lawyers this year, Mr. Mueller threatened to take the extraordinary step of subpoenaing the president to testify before a grand jury if he did not sit for a voluntary interview.
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Starbucks, the biggest coffee chain in the United States, has long marketed itself as a "third place" where customers could order a latte but also sit for a prolonged time with a notebook, newspaper or laptop.
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Starbucks, the biggest coffee chain in the United States, has long marketed itself as a "third place" where customers could order a latte but also sit for a prolonged time with a notebook, newspaper or laptop.
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The day after we got the news, there was an ad-hoc gathering of seniors on the steps of Widener Library, where the yearly class photograph is usually taken, to sit for an improvised group picture.
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The actress Katherine Parkinson has written an hourlong debut play, "Sitting" (at the Gilded Balloon Teviot), featuring three people baring their souls and a body part or two as they sit for an (unseen) portrait painter.
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A federal judge has ordered former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to sit for a sworn deposition for the first time in connection with her use of a private email account during her State Department tenure.
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The players' union graciously allowed me to sit for the exam, in order to better understand the process of becoming an agent, but despite passing, let's just say I will be sticking with my day job.
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To say that Héloïse is hesitant to sit for her portrait is an understatement; the reclusive aristocrat, engaged to be wed to a nobleman, has refused previous artists' attempts at capturing her essence on a canvas.
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Mr. Dowd had argued that Mr. Trump was too busy running the country to sit for an interview, especially if he was not a target of the investigation, according to a person briefed on the encounter.
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After tense deliberations between Washington and Canberra, top Australian officials broke with diplomatic protocol and allowed the ambassador, Alexander Downer, to sit for an F.B.I. interview to describe his meeting with the campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos.
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By custom, Japanese families take the bodies of their loved ones home from the hospital and sit for an overnight wake followed by a service the next morning in the company of neighbors, colleagues and friends.
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At Windtraders, the park's only gift shop (yes, you exit through it following Flight of Passage), guests can sit for a facial scan that captures individual features and allows visitors to customize their own doll-sized Avatar.
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Trump's lawyers, including former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, have signaled that Trump is unwilling to sit for an interview, calling it a "perjury trap" and setting up a potential challenge for Mueller to subpoena the president.
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Really, one of the major questions has to be why isn&apost the mainstream media demanding that Barack Obama sit for an interview and answer the questions what did you know and when did you know it.
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Typically the recommendation is to clean the reservoir monthly by adding up to four cups of undiluted vinegar, letting that sit for 30 minutes and then turning the pot on and running the vinegar through the unit.
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ORIGINAL ARTICLE Rudy Giuliani says that an ultimate decision won't be made on whether President Donald Trump will sit for an interview with Special Counsel Robert Mueller until "the details of this 'Spygate' situation" are figured out.
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"Similar to AP U.S. history with high school and college students – you'd read some of the core documents, take an online class that many colleges offer for free and sit for a civics exam," the official said.
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But it was a problem, of course, because she could tell that Jaime was falling for her — the sex had gone from Intensity So Rough She Couldn't Sit For A Day to Intensity Cariñoso Como La Flor.
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You can clean your sink by scrubbing it with a disinfectant or by filling it with hot water and adding a capful or two of bleach and letting it sit for a little while (unless it's porcelain).
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"Typically the 'duchess slant' is used when a lady has to sit for an extended amount of time while keeping poise and posture," Myka Meier, royal etiquette expert and founder and director of Beaumont Etiquette, tells PEOPLE.
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So, I applaud him for taking a stand and hopefully the conversation is about what his message was and not the fact - is he going to stand or sit for the national anthem or whoever it is.
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"Typically 'the Duchess Slant' is used when a lady has to sit for an extended amount of time while keeping poise and posture," Myka Meier, royal etiquette expert and founder and director of Beaumont Etiquette, tells PEOPLE.
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Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez are rich celebrities who feel they're above the law ... so claims the lawyer for the LAX employee who, for the umpteenth time, is trying to get them to sit for a deposition.
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"Typically the 'duchess slant' is used when a lady has to sit for an extended amount of time while keeping poise and posture," Myka Meier, royal etiquette expert and founder and director of Beaumont Etiquette, told PEOPLE.
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My grandmother would mix the henna powder with water, let it sit for a few hours, load it into a syringe and get to work on me, my sister, and cousins, tracing intricate designs onto our hands.
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Parliamentary procedure dictates that a discharge petition considered under a special rule in the House Rules Committee must sit for seven days and can only be voted on during the second or fourth Monday of the month.
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The President's team has signaled for months that it would fight if he were asked to testify under subpoena or sit for an interview with Mueller, two situations where lying can be prosecuted as a federal crime.
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The House Oversight and Reform Committee last week authorized and served three subpoenas over the citizenship question, including one demanding that John Gore, a deputy assistant attorney general in DOJ's civil rights division, sit for a deposition.
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In an interview that aired Wednesday, CBS News's Jeff Glor asked Trump about whether the chances he would sit for an interview with the special counsel are better or worse than they were earlier in the year.
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But what those audiences would allow, would sit for — not easily at first, not without controversy and disdain, but gradually, and soon overwhelmingly — was the appearance of white men who had painted their faces to look black.
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Cosby's lawyers are arguing the Andrea Constand case should be dismissed because of the deal he made with the former D.A. -- Cosby would sit for a deposition in the case, but only if he were not prosecuted.
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Light therapy, a long-standing treatment for seasonal affective disorder in which patients sit for half an hour in front of a very bright light box, is often used for several mornings after the initial all-nighter.
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After the release of the unsuccessful single "Depot Street," the group continued recording at the mansion of musician Leon Russell, the hitmaker who was a founder of Shelter Records, and Mr. Petty would house-sit for him.
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Bolton had refused to honor House Democrats' request to sit for a deposition during their impeachment inquiry last year, deferring to a blanket order from the White House for administration officials to not cooperate with the investigation.
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Mr. Neil's interviews are considered so potentially damaging that Labour officials have told British news outlets that Mr. Corbyn agreed to sit for him only after assurances from the BBC that Mr. Johnson would do the same.
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People who sit for more than eight or nine hours daily, which for many of us describes a typical workday, also are at heightened risk for diabetes, depression and obesity compared with people who move more often.
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The event is expected to draw large sums for the president's reelection campaign: Attendees are being asked to give $100,000 to get into the dinner and $250,000 per person in order to sit for a roundtable discussion.
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I like when crazy things happen in the news, or the fact that I just turned 50, and I get to sit for an hour and write about it and go onstage and talk to people directly.
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The first and simplest rule to remember is one that people often hear but don't necessarily follow: Let your pie to sit for a good 15 to 20 minutes once it has come out of the oven.
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Cosby claimed he agreed to sit for a deposition in Constand's civil case ONLY because of the D.A.'s promise, and that depo contained essential information about supplying drugs to women that led to the criminal filing.
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I reached out to Novus from my personal email account using my real name inquiring whether its students could sit for the bar exam, if classes were taught live, and how many students had completed Novus's EJD program.
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