First he skipped the onions, then he skipped the meat.
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And it's way too easy for one skipped gym session to turn into weeks of skipped gym sessions.
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I've skipped past that bit here — it's just a fight, nothing special — and skipped forward to the aftermath.
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I skipped a lot of the opening for comics, I skipped a lot of gritting it out in the trenches with male comics on the road.
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" - Wallace, 220 "College dorm room, skipped gym class.
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Following the same pattern where Apple skipped 2 and 9 in its phone lineup and just headed toward the flashier numbers, what if Apple just skipped all the way to twenty?
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Rashan G. asks -- ooh, I skipped -- I&aposm sorry.
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Furthermore, the administration skipped the legally required step of consulting Congress before setting refugee levels (which the Obama administration also skipped in 2000 and the Trump administration only nominally complied with in 230).
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Trump declined questions as Arabella skipped to a waiting SUV.
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On the insurance you're on now, have you skipped care?
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I skipped breakfast and lunch because I was so mad.
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She was so pissed she skipped the whole rose thing.
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Many weeks I skipped more classes than I went to.
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He slept on borrowed couches and skipped school with frequency.
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Were you sad SJP skipped the Met Gala this year?
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Mom and I hit the gym since we skipped yesterday.
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Some of his country's own business leaders skipped the address.
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Rodon skipped his last start because of a sore neck.
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The couple's youngest child, newborn Prince Louis, skipped the ceremony.
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The decision came shortly after she skipped the reunion taping.
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Hefner's father skipped last week's premiere party, raising some eyebrows.
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What do you know, West also skipped the awards, too.
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A lace with runoffs, a skipped stitch on a machine.
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They skipped the third, scared off by the Israeli warnings.
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That receding MacKenzie hairline appears to have skipped a generation.
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Warren Resources skipped a $7.5 million interest payment due Feb.
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Mitchell skipped over asking for details about the attack itself.
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In some instances, entire towns have been skipped over entirely.
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Others would have skipped the cost of a movie ticket.
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Toyota and Pizza Hut must have both skipped that episode.
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Mnangagwa skipped Thursday's meeting after initially indicating he would attend.
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Fat intake went up when kids skipped breakfast, researchers found.
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He later skipped another Fox News debate that she moderated.
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"We completely skipped that chapter with her," Ms. Paagman said.
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Other sitting presidents have skipped the funerals of first ladies.
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Trump has skipped the party three years in a row.
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Trump skipped the event, and Sanders essentially represented the administration.
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Two US players -- Lindsay Horan and Mallory Pugh -- skipped college.
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Mr Iacocca skipped across Detroit to revive a dying Chrysler.
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Flicking a wave, I nearly skipped to my front door.
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Hard as it is to believe, Kendall Jenner skipped prom.
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I skipped years and graduated high school at age 16.
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Barr also skipped a hearing before the committee last week.
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Less than an hour later, Mr. Sweeney skipped the meeting.
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Against the Miami Marlins, the Mets barely skipped a beat.
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She loved studying and even skipped a grade one year.
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I started school young and skipped a couple of grades.
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I thought perhaps I had skipped a page or two.
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But, honestly, they've skipped over the red area a lot.
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It's why he skipped the Emmys last night, he says.
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They skipped 11 through 19 and went straight to 20.
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For a while he skipped from one site to another.
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Trump skipped last year's APEC meeting in Papua New Guinea.
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His aides also skipped, standing in solidarity with their boss.
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ARIEL SKIPPED around the island, trailing a ribbon behind her.
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It grew as other children skipped classes and joined in.
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Still, Mr. Trump skipped the event for the third year.
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Even more miraculously, doesn't look like Post skipped a beat.
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For the first time, she skipped her biannual album release.
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He skipped the parade in 2014, when no gay groups were allowed to march openly, and he skipped it again last year, when only one small lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender group was permitted.
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In another survey, one in four said someone in their family had skipped a doctor-recommended test they could not afford, and one in six said that someone in their family had skipped prescribed medication.
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Many streets were also closed, and subways lines skipped nearby stops.
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Four others skipped the Preakness after racing in the Kentucky Derby.
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He was seventh in the Kentucky Derby and skipped the Preakness.
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He skipped last year's Asian summits which US presidents typically attend.
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As soon as I saw them, my heart skipped ten beats.
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This was mostly my fault; I literally skipped a key step.
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In April, it skipped open market operations for 13 straight days.
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Despite their glamorous looks, the couple skipped the event's red carpet.
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Corruption has also cost lives through skipped red tape, he said.
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Roanoke skipped any title flair, opting for just a title card.
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Not being in the mood for ice cream, we skipped them.
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She skipped additional accessories, just a glimpse of her silver shoes.
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Cheaper gasoline meant more people skipped the crowded buses or trains.
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For our second mission, we skipped until about halfway through Andromeda.
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He skipped the Colorado state convention where some delegates were chosen.
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The characters' movements have an endearing skipped-frame quality, halfway claymated.
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Anyway, remember those 90 pages of cable blackout weeds we skipped?
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Rogers has skipped skimming encyclopedias and studied the game show instead.
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Facebook had skipped over Foursquare years ago in favor of Gowalla.
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It is, in short, a country that technology has skipped over.
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We skipped breakfast, so we have some snacks on the trail.
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My heart skipped a beat … there were butterflies in my tummy.
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So he skipped it and the judgement was entered against him.
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Afterwards, the couple munched on a cheese course but skipped dessert.
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To make matters worse, my roommate skipped out on the rent.
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Other students ate less or skipped meals due to money worries.
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Second, the company broke precedent and skipped an iPhone generation altogether.
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Trump ultimately skipped Kavanaugh's swearing-in ceremony, citing a prior engagement.
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But that decision quickly got undone when Trump skipped the debate.
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Walker skipped his last start due to a sore right foot.
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Before that, Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon both skipped out twice.
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The rest skipped the veggies no matter what they were called.
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Nonetheless, some skipped Tuesday's protests because they didn't agree with them.
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Cohen also skipped Trump's State of the Union last year. Rep.
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Keep reading for 10 notable celebrities who skipped this year's VMAs.
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There, he skipped meals to practice for seven hours a day.
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When Hendricks skipped town, women's clubs in San Francisco took action.
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She skipped the 3:57s altogether, but that was her plan.
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I just kind of skipped that whole 'learning to walk' stage.
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Before that, Jimmy Carter skipped two dinners, in 20133 and 22013.
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She even skipped a media lunch the promotion set up yesterday.
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I definitely skipped breakfast every day while I was at school.
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He later skipped the Masters 1000 events in Indian Wells, Calif.
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We virtually skipped the convention and just enjoyed each other's company.
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After the loss, Williams skipped a mandatory post-match news conference.
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He has skipped the fashion shows and presentations he once staged.
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Either could signal that they skipped a part of the race.
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So Swift vanished: She even skipped her traditional biannual album release.
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The ball unaccountably skipped between Buckner's legs and into the outfield.
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I skipped the Louvre, the Musée d'Orsay and the Eiffel Tower.
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He skipped the forum and headed back to the United States.
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Which means the next skipped leap year will be in 2100.
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Other lines can be shortened or skipped by just about anyone.
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When we got in the door, my heart skipped a beat.
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The original James Bond skipped the tuxedo for an emerald kilt.
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Lady Gaga skipped the Grammys for the first time since 2014.
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Maren Morris skipped the show because she was on her "babymoon."
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I skipped it to go see Metallica, so this feels nice.
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"I'm still actually on cloud nine...we skipped the entire 170s."
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Many Democrats, including then-Vice President Joe Biden, skipped the address.
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The Box Office: This is a Netflix Original that skipped theaters.
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Jessica Dueñas, the Kentucky honoree, also skipped the ceremony with Trump.
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She skipped birthday parties and lunch to squeeze in more studying.
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McCaffrey skipped the bowl game to focus on his N.F.L. career.
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I skipped the game altogether rather than watch the Fox broadcast.
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Democrats skipped altogether a response to President Gerald Ford in 1977.
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She focused on work, skipped meals, and took lots of naps.
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Tracers skipped off rocks, spinning over the ridge in hot arcs.
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Justice Kavanaugh skipped the evening event — but his presence loomed large.
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That doesn't include the 53 Rams who skipped work last night.
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Jackie skipped two grades and arrived at Vassar College at 16.
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Gwyneth Paltrow skipped the Golden Globes after-parties on Sunday night.
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Trump himself skipped town Friday afternoon for his first foreign trip.
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Utah suspect skipped school to kill mom and siblings, police say In Utah, a 16-year-old skipped school and killed his mother and three siblings on January 17 as each returned home, officials said this week.
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He was, by his own admission, an indifferent student who skipped classes.
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They returned in May, but she was pregnant so skipped the ride.
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The gregarious rookie hopped, skipped and jumped immediately after reaching home plate.
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McClendon skipped the Beacon Club dinner and issued a response that evening.
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We skipped, then we spun around in a circle with another dancer.
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In younger days I skipped weddings because I couldn't financially afford them.
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Every episode I skipped could be a golden nugget I'd never hear.
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His predecessor, Carles Puigdemont, skipped a court summon and fled to Brussels.
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Records are inconclusive on whether Cruz attended Promise or skipped the assignment.
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Some immigrants deliberately have skipped their check-ins and gone into hiding.
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Pelosi skipped some of the traditional honorific talk when introducing the president.
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A previous version of this story incorrectly identified the debate Trump skipped.
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It camouflaged redness so well, I skipped foundation for the day day.
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He consistently skipped the innuendo and went straight to the main event.
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Rather than splurging at the airport's restaurants, they snacked and skipped dinner.
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Similar to Quip, Cloud Competing also skipped the Kentucky Derby in 2017.
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"I basically skipped the whole high school teenage experience part," says MelRo.
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Day 4I skipped the ice wash today in favor of a shower.
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I felt like we finally skipped the acquaintance [stage] and became friends.
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Kirk skipped Cleveland and has said he will not vote for Trump.
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However, the President skipped meaningful consultation with tribes & outreach to our communities.
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Alamieyeseigha skipped bail and fled back to Nigeria dressed as a woman.
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LHP Jeff Locke's turn in the rotation is being skipped this week.
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RHP Jacob deGrom will have his next turn in the rotation skipped.
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Markle had skipped the May 19 wedding to undergo emergency heart surgery.
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He skipped bail to avoid extradition to Sweden over sex crimes allegations.
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The Spaniard skipped the Asian swing to recover from a knee injury.
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House GOP leaders skipped doing one last year during the presidential campaign.
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If she ever sensed any cataplexy, she skipped training for the day.
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Obama skipped the trip entirely in 2012 when he ran for reelection.
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Meanwhile, 40 percent said they skipped a recommended medical test or treatment.
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The greats of the early Open era often skipped the Australian Open.
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But when railways and highways were built, they skipped right over Gross.
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The commander in chief has skipped the dinner the past two years.
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And in that tradition, Cersei skipped the metaphors and did the math.
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We skipped the ubiquitous gyoza and shumai for more interesting sounding selections.
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Tillerson had an aide take his place, or skipped the calls altogether.
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" My heart skipped a beat, but then I responded with confidence: "Yes.
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He then skipped the next Grand Prix event to focus on training.
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The discomfort persisted, so the Mets skipped Matz's scheduled start on Friday.
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Sometimes, the skipped-over attraction is even part of the same complex.
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Robinson skipped the activities, relaxing at a luxury resort overlooking the lake.
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I isolated myself in my apartment and skipped most of my classes.
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One weekend I skipped through the kitchen singing my new favorite song.
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I skipped lunch, still full of confidence, and went straight for dinner.
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Some skipped work to seek temporary jobs to help make ends meet.
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He skipped a February 2016 trip to Georgia Tech because of illness.
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We skipped the pre-cooked jasmine rice and added an avocado instead.
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Apple and TikTok skipped a Senate hearing on Big Tech and China.
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Still, McDonald's could have skipped this trend because of its massive scale.
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He skipped the mandate of his government to register with the consulate.
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He skipped the closing ceremony and reported to the Bruins shortly thereafter.
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Darrell Issa skipped a packed health care town hall Tuesday; Maryland's Rep.
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In Australia, students from more than 200 schools skipped class on Nov.
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He skipped the 2017 and 2018 events to focus on other priorities.
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I skipped the part of my childhood where most kids feel invincible.
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Her oldest daughter skipped college to help pay her father's legal fees.
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And he is fresher than other runners, having skipped the first stage.
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Bride's reaction makes the whole video though ... barely skipped a beat. Mazel!
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Mr. Bourdain had skipped dinner the evening before his body was discovered.
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A handful of New England Patriots players skipped the celebration in 2017.
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He said the megastar executive had skipped bail and fled to Lebanon.
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The second — train 6306 — will stop at stations skipped by the first.
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Some skipped work to watch the spectacle of James Comey's Senate hearing.
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I skipped these bike shorts because they were rough to the touch.
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One in four Americans skipped medical appointments because of concern about cost.
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Pundits assessed that Trump lost every debate, including the ones he skipped.
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Others stayed open, but skipped hymns or "Amens" to limit congregants' exposure.
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Morrison skipped the climate meeting convened by the United Nations in September.
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Winemakers skipped the manipulations that characterized so much of Beaujolais Nouveau production.
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"We've skipped some real fundamental steps in the debate," Ms. Carlo said.
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Trump has trimmed public appearances and skipped a planned Twitter forum Sunday.
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He also skipped his team's visit with Obama, also citing family issues.
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He has skipped public questioning in favor of carefully constructed photo-ops.
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That strategy also skipped over the Lewinsky scandal of his second term.
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It would not be the first time Trump has skipped a debate.
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Others skipped the traditional Thanksgiving feast in favor of a lighter meal.
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James, who skipped the Olympics last summer, would be 35 in 2020.
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If I could go back in time, I would have skipped it.
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But many there barely skipped a beat on hearing of his conviction.
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His tours cut through bank and hotel lobbies and skipped traffic lights.
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The filmmakers may have skipped Oakland after their rejection in San Francisco.
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Charles replied to someone on Twitter, saying he skipped over the word.
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He then skipped town and went on a family vacation to Mexico.
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Given the urgency in the boss's voice, though, I skipped the pizza.
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I was overwhelmed with responses, from an 18-year-old who skipped prom in 2018 to a few people in their 50s — not to mention all the people who did go to prom but wished they'd skipped it.
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I skipped prom for a few different reasons: I'd been to two homecoming dances before, and while I'd had an okay time, it didn't feel the need to repeat it with a much-pricier ticket (another reason I skipped).
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Mr. Trump skipped the final debate right in the middle of the survey.
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I got my hint when he skipped the mailbox with the flag down.
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Haslam skipped the N.F.L. meetings in Houston so he could meet with Jackson.
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Similarly, Biden skipped the California Democratic Party Convention last weekend in San Francisco.
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They skipped fiction entirely when they dressed as Yoko Ono and John Lennon.
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His wife skipped the trip because she was preparing to take an exam.
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Spotify says advertisers won't have to pay for any ads that are skipped.
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"We rarely skipped a day in the gym," says the software test analyst.
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He was freed on $50,000 bond and skipped a February 1993 court date.
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Though she skipped the rehearsal, Grande is expected to attend the final taping.
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And, of course, the most common cause of a skipped period is pregnancy.
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Mom of the yearShe skipped her own graduation to attend her son's ceremony.
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He was always unusually creative and skipped a grade in school, she says.
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The $3,995 gown was made exclusively for Saks and skipped the runway show.
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Even with low changes in temperature the droplets skipped along their slippery surfaces.
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The tools try to assign patients who previously skipped appointments into overbooked slots.
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We also realize we skipped lunch given we were still full from breakfast.
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If such tasks are skipped, for whatever reason, the result could be disaster.
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You've probably known a student who skipped class more than a few times.
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Dear #schoolstrike students,You skipped your #education to educate the rest of us.
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Then he skipped town and ran up more than $21972,22011 worth of charges.
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The big picture: It's the third time the president has skipped the event.
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Hours before the final taping took place, Grande skipped the final dress rehearsal.
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I knew when it watered and when it skipped due to inclement weather.
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She skipped a blowout, instead just wearing a towel wrapped around her head.
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For those days when you skipped your coffee and need the extra time.
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Mark Wahlberg skipped his early bedtime for one very special reason this weekend.
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I opened up the picture and, I swear, my heart skipped a beat.
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With Kasowitz out of the case, the litigation skipped well beyond those bounds.
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He had skipped off to California, once again without telling reporters in advance.
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I skipped conditioner, and let my hair do its thing the next day.
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The story of Borovitsky feels Tolstoyan if Tolstoy had skipped asceticism for cherubim.
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He skipped a turn because of a sore muscle in his left side.
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He's skipped the event twice after labeling media an enemy of the people.
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However, Horgan almost skipped what turned out to be their last time together.
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The pair later skipped bail and fled to Germany in 2017 via Taiwan.
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Look, some of us have skipped class here and there for whatever reason.
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"It looks like this commission just skipped that whole important step," Becker said.
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Aziz Ansari, on the other hand, skipped the show amid his own allegations.
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I started university with an act of rebellion—I skipped the orientation week.
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He skipped four grades in school and graduated from college at age 18.
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But don't think that Kate's skipped out on her high-impact outfits, either.
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He skipped a 2013 visit in disagreement with Obama's support for Planned Parenthood.
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But he might have skipped it were it not for the looming referendum.
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Yes, the editors parade their "liberalism" in editorials, but these are easily skipped.
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A missing captain Someone skipped the premiere, and fans weren't happy about it.
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He first found work in Canberra helping Aboriginal children who had skipped school.
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It often skipped payments, paid partially, or deferred payments to the following year.
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Read more: Trump said he skipped a diplomatic trip to monitor Hurricane Dorian.
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Trump reamed Martinez during his rally Tuesday night in Albuquerque, which she skipped.
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In China, they skipped going from desktop to laptop to tablet to mobile.
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AdGrok officially opens for business on his daughter's first birthday, which he skipped.
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Both guards allegedly fessed up to a supervisor that they skipped their checks.
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Have we as a society skipped the first step to reducing cancer deaths?
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Francis had skipped over the United States in two previous rounds of appointments.
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The comedian, as you know, skipped town just as his star burned brightest.
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He then skipped his senior year to declare for the 210.16 NFL Draft.
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In 2014, he skipped a ceremony for the opening of its final portion.
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Pacquiao hadn't skipped a beat and looked like the "Pac Man" of old.
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The others skipped the question, disputed its premise, or said they didn't know.
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No one's judgment is trusted; no category on the form can be skipped.
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"Until the London game I have not skipped a single game," he added.
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With installment loans, the skipped payment usually gets tacked on to the end.
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I'd prepared a nice sermon, which we skipped, and finished the ceremony quickly.
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However, Machado's throw to first skipped past Eric Hosmer, allowing Nunez to score.
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Riz Ahmed skipped traditional black in favor of a deep blue Zegna suit.
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But my parents skipped that whole entire process and just ended staying here.
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She headed it downward and it skipped past New Zealand goalkeeper Erin Nayler.
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We went for a walk to a swimming hole, where we skipped rocks.
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Most recently, Trump skipped the climate session at this August's G7 in France.
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Last year the president skipped the event due to a partial government shutdown.
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She also skipped Trump's address to a joint session of Congress in 2017.
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Trump skipped the economic forum last year because of the ongoing government shutdown.
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They skipped over the Safety Tools and content discussion and jumped into play.
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No candidate in recent history has successfully skipped the early primaries and caucuses.
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Derrick Rose, the Knicks' starting point guard, skipped the contest under mysterious circumstances.
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We skipped the popular cheese and charcuterie boards and did our own thing.
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With Jesse Winker up, Chatwood threw two consecutive curveballs that skipped past Caratini.
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Many skipped school despite being told that their absences will be considered unexcused.
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The next line was "And scared of dying," but Indira skipped that one.
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But the throw skipped past third baseman Josh Donaldson, which let Schoop score.
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Last year, "Daily Show" comedian Hasan Minhaj performed, and President Donald Trump skipped.
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Little girls with brightly colored barrettes in their hair skipped along the sidewalk.
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But she skipped President Trump's State of the Union address the following night.
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Sometimes we'll have a skipped stitch, and what happens is the operator will stop, give it to the team leader, team leader will give it to the repair person, they'll fix that skipped stitch, put it back in process, and continue.
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I skipped lunch in fear of getting sick on the ferry, so I'm famished.
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Even yours truly, a horror buff who's seen every Puppet Master, skipped The Mummy.
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He donned the sauna suit and shadowboxed, skipped, and sweated out the water weight.
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EU had skipped out on the contract after one phase of work was complete.
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Lucky for me, I only have one brain cell, and it skipped leg day.
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The judge agreed, and the schedule skipped ahead to the group scheduled for May.
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Skipped coupon payments would have made issuance even harder, even for the healthier banks.
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After spending a year in jail, he skipped bail and slipped under the radar.
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Kim skipped the gowns many guests wore in favor of a major mini moment.
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Chyna is demanding to know why Rob skipped the house party she was hosting.
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Some Democratic committee members also skipped the hearing, including Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren.
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And in 2018, he skipped a set of yearly leaders' summits in Asia altogether.
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However, Haftar skipped the official final summit photo, as did his foreign ally Sisi.
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Of course, they skipped mainly to hang out in the Hamptons with their daughter.
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Her father skipped the wedding after undergoing heart surgery following a series of scandals.
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Irons skipped the tour the following year and returned to the circuit in 2010.
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"I do feel like I skipped an important chunk of my life," Moore says.
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We skipped the doughnuts and cakes (not the space variety, unfortunately) for ice cream.
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His colleagues said he skipped the N.S.C. meeting to attend a military awards ceremony.
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Prince hopped and skipped across a New York City sidewalk Monday ... in broad daylight!
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You tried it with a shot of olive oil, but I skipped that one.
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"Skipped out on my wedding," she said in an Instagram caption under a video.
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In the same statement, the PBOC said it skipped reverse repo operations on Tuesday.
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"Had we launched React Native now, we probably would've skipped the Incubator," he said.
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Monroe's twin brother Moroccan Scott appears to have skipped out on the spa night.
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Trump skipped both the Gridiron dinner and the White House Correspondents Dinner last year.
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I think that had to do with the other abstracted and skipped-over parts.
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Another skipped the protest over his outright opposition to the legislation being pushed. Rep.
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I skipped over or forgot to mention that those are now our English language.
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Another star who has made a splash in the past skipped this year, too.
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House investigators want to question him, but he skipped a scheduled deposition this week.
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The main emerging market index skipped to a more than 8 percent January gain.
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Milano skipped the opener, announcing his retirement from fandom for about the eighth time.
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And you skipped it a few months ago for that reality dance show audition.
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After being hospitalized with an undisclosed illness, Bradley skipped the team flight to Phoenix.
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She skipped City Hall this time and instead dialed the Tree House Humane Society.
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He skipped the primary in 1994, 2000, 20083 and 2010 -- all strong Republican years.
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Questions that doctors had routinely skipped now stopped them short, with "field required" alerts.
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Robinson skipped his freshman season of college and instead prepared for the NBA draft.
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And nearly 70 percent have skipped their own paychecks to keep their businesses going.
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They skipped the Rio Olympics to minimize the wear and tear on their bodies.
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How dare they not keep their end of the bargain I skipped out of!
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She skipped first and fifth grade, and started college at just 19643 years old.
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Kate Brown (D) to round up lawmakers who had skipped out on the vote.
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Trump skipped the debate, opting to hold his own event in the Hawkeye State.
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Several fans told CNN they had skipped work for the soiree in the streets.
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Mr. Carlsen skipped a required postgame appearance, for which he will probably be fined.
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Bolsonaro, who refers to Globo as "the enemy," skipped it to appear on RecordTV.
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They just cancelled version two of that legacy application and skipped ahead to three.
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Meanwhile, Rohrabacher's campaign denied being skipped over when asked for comment by The Hill.
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For all the days that I skipped showering, I now paid back in spades.
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"She never walked, she always skipped," Jamile, who now lives in Pakistan, told me.
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Inside Pitch Jacob deGrom skipped his scheduled start Monday because of a stiff back.
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On Wednesday morning, his co-host Kelly Ripa skipped out on the talk show.
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Our last evening in Italy we skipped into the Boboli Gardens just before closing.
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Mayfield was limited in practice and skipped Rose Bowl-related social and media activities.
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And so Mr. Castro and I skipped to other parts of San Pedro Sula.
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Attorney General William Barr skipped his hearing and look what happened to him: nothing.
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The next morning, she again skipped breakfast and was sipping a Monster Energy drink.
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Macdonald often skipped the curtain call, he said, because it made him feel foolish.
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We grounded them when they skipped class, praised them when they brought home A's.
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When Raniere materialized — waking from a micronap — it was as if a record skipped.
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On three N.F.L. teams, nearly all the football players skipped the national anthem altogether.
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He then skipped the Asia swing to recover, missing tournaments in Beijing and Shanghai.
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Then there's Vino Rosso, who was ninth in the Derby but skipped the Preakness.
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Samsung skipped the usual corporate preamble and jumped immediately into the Z Flip unveiling.
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For the young prisoner, traditional milestones are skipped; newer, grimmer ones take their place.
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The discomfort, Lugo said, went away after he skipped a start in late May.
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Burr skipped a July trip to the White House because of his ongoing probe.
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The colt finished a disappointing 10th in the Kentucky Derby and skipped the Preakness.
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Last month, young people around the world skipped school to join global climate strikes.
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I skipped meals to read this book — also unusual — because every page was funny.
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Samsung appears to have skipped a bunch of numbers since its last smartphone launch.
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More to the point, we could have skipped the foofaraw with the ER doctors.
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Abou was at school, so Toussaint was alone as he skipped alongside the road.
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Or that he skipped a foreign policy hearing to announce his bid for reelection.
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Day and Scott were among a number of highly ranked players who skipped Rio.
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She rarely goes to party lunches and skipped Senate votes to run the Ironman.
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He skipped the first four contests in Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, and South Carolina.
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According to the Environmental Voter Project, 10 million environmentalists skipped the 2016 presidential election.
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A lot of big Republicans skipped Cleveland, creating a huge disparity in star power.
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This September, Clemens skipped New York Fashion Week, opting instead to show in Paris.
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Bill Clinton skipped Iowa in 1992 and focused all his attention on New Hampshire.
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He limped a bit through the second act, and he skipped a few moves.
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He skipped classes and struggled with grades, more from inattention than lack of comprehension.
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He said no cast members had skipped the performance to protest Mr. Pence's appearance.
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He got set, but his throw skipped past Hosmer, and Baez and Rosario scored.
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The number of active tonbak players dropped and the drum's development skipped a generation.
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It's apparent that many regulating, participating, and leading the global economy skipped these chapters.
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Last year, Trump skipped the event and instead headed down to Mar-a-Lago.
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She skipped jewelry for this look, allowing the dramatic dress to take center stage.
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Almost every other Democrat skipped the 2016 race because they saw Clinton as unbeatable.
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The couple had skipped the red carpet and instead went straight to their seats.
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Swatting away tsetse flies, Lieutenant Diedhiou practically skipped as he traced the elephant's footsteps.
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Ray Mabus and Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba skipped Saturday's museum opening as well.
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Even its simple English name would easily get skipped over in a Google search.
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This is, after all, why she skipped college and moved West those many years ago.
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Jiyad learned the bombing was at the Hadi Center and his heart skipped a beat.
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Children skipped around a dirt berm, not flinching at the sound of gunshots and blasts.
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Kim skipped the blonde wig for North's bash, opting instead for her natural chestnut waves.
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Against sterling, the euro skipped to its highest level since October 2016 at 93.07 pence.
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Extra features aren't the big picture, or we'd have skipped the Tesla for a Mercedes.
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In fact, the actress skipped fittings all together and went on her own shopping trip.
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Had the boy who said "I love you" and then skipped town finally grown up?
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While her sisters posted Instagrams from the Season 12 wrap party, Kim skipped the event.
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Across the U.S. employers fired hundreds of protesters who skipped work to participate in rallies.
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But even if you've skipped all those treatments, your daily routine could effect your porosity.
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The PBOC said in the same statement that it skipped reverse repos on Tuesday morning.
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John McCain of Arizona, who skipped the vote to travel to a conference in Munich.
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I feel like I sometimes skipped the line in regards to class in this country.
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During season 3, I skipped an episode in which my favorite character happened to die.
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"As you can tell we have not skipped a beat," Ross wrote in the caption.
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After the 1980 Olympics, he skipped dinner at the White House and returned to Eveleth.
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He skipped the ceremony though ... 'cause he had to play in the NFC Championship game.
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Schaad skipped her mammogram in 2015, because her insurance changed and she couldn't afford one.
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This year, Apple skipped the "S" model of the 218, and went straight to 218.
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Rubio skipped the lunch, but he was later buttonholed on the Senate floor by Sen.
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The "Pose" star skipped the traditional hat and went straight for a '70s disco vibe.
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"If we ran into any resistance, we skipped that house and moved on," he said.
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That doesn't mean that Mr. Mesic skipped over presenting her first with an engagement ring.
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But then, during the offseason, Peyton Manning retired, and Brock Osweiler skipped town for Houston.
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Unfortunately, I skipped the kit lens and got Sony's 50mm prime lens as my starter.
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But let me back up a little bit, because I skipped a few important details.
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Against sterling, the euro skipped to its highest level since October 2016 at 92.83 pence.
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The PBOC said in the same statement that it skipped reverse repos on Monday morning.
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Yes, our hearts skipped a beat too when we saw just how affordable they are.
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Needless to say, anyone who skipped class on Tuesday is probably pretty mad at themselves.
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Frustrated, Malcolm says she skipped lunch while the other model enjoyed it all, plus cake.
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These are often skipped or, if not, done in a rote way that isn't personalized.
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Spike Lee won an honorary Oscar – but true to his word, he skipped the ceremony.
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I skipped to the end, and it seems like I missed some pretty edgy stuff.
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The Republican candidate skipped the final televised faceoff before Iowans vote in caucuses on Monday.
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Tom Brady skipped the White House last year after a falling out with President Trump.
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Thirteen Democratic attorneys general skipped a group photo after a recent meeting with President Trump.
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Eh if Malia Obama really skipped the DNC for Lollapalooza it just proves one thing.
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And Schumer and Pelosi skipped a bipartisan meeting with Trump at the White House Tuesday.
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Myers was fielding grounders at third when one skipped off his glove and hit him.
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The euro has skipped higher; it is up by more than 6% against the dollar.
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This isn't the first time the Wonder Woman star skipped out on wearing heels, though.
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McCain skipped the GOP convention to campaign at home and has been barnstorming the state.
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Remember, Brody's dad, Caitlyn Jenner, had skipped the nuptials to attend a gala in Austria.
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In recent years, Federer has skipped clay season to preserve his body for other tournaments.
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We're guessing John Goodman skipped the now-traditional post-awards show In-n-Out burger.
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Sadly, 25 percent of American adults skipped necessary medical care because they couldn't afford it.
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Brady two years ago skipped a White House visit with Obama, citing a family obligation.
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She skipped into the ceremony in nude flats and her hair down, crowned with daisies.
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His friend swore at him, and they skipped along the boardwalk, past an empty hotel.
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I wondered if, in a moment of weariness, he might have skipped over the patent.
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Ruth took off Monday to enjoy the festivities, while Jackson said he simply skipped work.
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Trump skipped the G-2202 working session on climate, biodiversity and oceans at 2628 a.m.
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In the same statement, the central bank said it had skipped reverse repos on Friday.
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The previous books in the "My Struggle" series have skipped around in Mr. Knausgaard's life.
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Your intake goes up, but not nearly as much as the amount that you skipped.
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Although the pair skipped the red carpet, they appeared to be in good spirits inside.
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However, that is exactly what "Big Mistake" made me do, even when I skipped around.
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When questions arose about Mudiay's grades, he skipped S.M.U. and went to play in China.
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Tampa Bay again skipped using a starter and went with Hunter Wood as an opener.
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RHP Chase Anderson will have his turn in the rotation skipped on Saturday against Washington.
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One strategist skipped a night of speeches and pageantry to gamble at a nearby casino.
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If you've skipped here to see how the heck it works, I don't blame you.
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World number two Roger Federer, who skipped the Toronto event, is now the highest seed.
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The researchers gave Trump the benefit of every doubt and skipped things like punctuation errors.
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Over the summer, Mr. Beckham's leadership was questioned when he skipped an organized team practice.
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We skipped the pillows, though, given that new, clean ones are brought onto each flight.
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Even so, the women said, they skipped the third hole after Steve Chronister approached them.
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Mr. Trump, however, skipped the party and stayed in Washington because of a government shutdown.
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But every time I saw the exhibition, many visitors either skipped or breezed through it.
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It was when they had skipped breakfast before exercise that their eating became most interesting.
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First he skipped out on voting for next speaker of the New York City Council.
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Volvo skipped the show in order to leave the stage to its all-electric Polestar.
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He skipped it in 85033 during the days leading up to the invasion of Iraq.
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Larry Bird, the famous Boston Celtics player, skipped a visit with Ronald Reagan in 1984.
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China's challenge was on display, as well, particularly when you consider who skipped the event.
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Sometimes the editor skipped characters or they took forever to show up on the page.
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First, he skipped a session on climate change, which aids claim was a scheduling conflict.
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Many, fearing the costs, skipped rehab in a nursing facility altogether, the researchers found. Mrs.
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Woods then skipped the WGC-Mexico Championship, Honda Classic and this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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And 21% reported they've skipped a recommended medical test or treatment for the same reason.
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Others stayed open, but skipped hymns or "Amens" to limit the possibility of congregants' exposure.
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Mitch Landrieu, Deval Patrick and Michael Bloomberg, among others, skipped the race, at least initially.
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Other senators appear to have fallen asleep or skipped out on parts of the hearing.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, the game's greats regularly skipped the long trip to Australia.
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"I think part of it, too, is that she hasn't skipped any levels," Blackman said.
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President Trump attended in 2018, but skipped last year because of the US government shutdown.
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Matz had his previously scheduled turn in the rotation skipped due to left forearm soreness.
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She drank only decaf coffee, skipped sushi and cold cuts, and ate mostly organic food.
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Detroit's emergency manager skipped a payment on $1.43 billion of pension bonds in June 2013.
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He, too, occasionally skipped the Groundhog Day event, including in his last year in office.
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The Mets recently skipped him in the rotation to let him iron out his inconsistencies.
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On the Monday before their championship tournament, they skipped practice to make another prevention video.
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"Landed about four feet short, skipped up and landed in the hole," said the Spaniard.
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Many manufacturers scaled back their presence in Frankfurt this year or skipped the show altogether.
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He skipped his party's convention in Cleveland this summer after initially indicating he would attend.
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I skipped out on a Spring vacation this year so I could afford this trip.
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If you skipped setting it up initially, you get another chance from within the app.
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Maxine Waters (Calif.) Waters skipped last year's speech and won't be coming this year either.
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He then skipped the X Games, drained by an illness, after qualifying for the Olympics.
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Depressed, Mr. Spitsberg drank, skipped his heart medication and refused to go to a hospital.
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But the players walked because MLB skipped a step by only holding managers to account.
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She also campaigned hard and showed up at debates and events that her opponent skipped.
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Streep skipped the red carpet this year, but absolutely glowed in a shimmering silver dress.
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The couple also took subways instead of cabs, packed lunches for work and skipped vacations.
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Beyoncé and Jay-Z skipped the red carpet, but made an appearance at the show.
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The candidates (including Ms. Warren) also need to say more about what they'll do right now: In one poll, 40 percent of Americans said they had skipped a recommended test or treatment, and 32 percent said they had skipped a medicine, because of cost.
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If someone puts down a +4 card, you must draw 4 and your turn is skipped.
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All is inspired by his invitation to attend the prom, something he skipped in high school.
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I skipped all the lesson planning and paper grading, and made writing my after-hours hobby.
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Kate initially skipped out on a singing audition after being intimidated by the young, thin competition.
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People talked about China next up being a steppingstone league, but they've just skipped that phase.
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LeGarrette Blount, also a Patriots-turned-Eagles player, skipped last year's White House visit as well.
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There were many minefields that I'm certain I skipped over without realizing that they are disqualifying.
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As the ball skipped away from Kelly, Ryan broke for home, going in Pete Rose style.
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She likely skipped the seasonal events last year due to the recent birth of Prince Louis.
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Have you ever skipped searching a shop, even though you knew people were working there illegally?
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"It didn't bounce up, it kind of skipped, so it stayed down on him," Medlen said.
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Paris Jackson skipped the ski slopes this holiday season for some family time by the seaside.
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He skipped high school graduation just so he could get to boot camp a little early.
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Trump has also skipped the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner two years in a row.
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BRIAN STELTER SKEWERED AFTER BRAGGING CNN SKIPPED TRUMP RALLY: &aposYOU&aposRE SETTLING FOR LAST PLACE AGAIN?
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As for the potato flour, I skipped it and went straight to pieces of whole potato.
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My husband has a terrible hangover since he skipped the all-important water and ibuprofen step.
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Razer skipped the OLED display, which makes it a neat alternative to anything Samsung is doing.
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He did not take part in the trial, having skipped bail and sought refuge in France.
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If you skipped the past few GOP debates, this is one to tune back in for.
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I asked if they could cut me a break if I skipped the $25 gift card.
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Kate, 37, skipped the tradition last year when she was pregnant with Prince Louis, 10 months.
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Finally I picked it up, skipped four pages forward, and sped through the last three hundred.
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Neither broadband connectivity nor online services skipped a beat with the FCC's Restoring Internet Freedom Order.
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But it appeared that even those who skipped last year's conference never really left the kingdom.
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The festival circuit is where the awards conversation truly begins—and Tulip Fever skipped it altogether.
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Apparently, 44 years ago, Helen was going to drop everything for Frank, but he skipped town.
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Assuming ReWalk and IHMC skip the same obstacles they skipped in the first run, ReWalk wins.
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Such ads draw viewers' attention from phones and cannot be skipped or blocked, unlike ads online.
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The first time she skipped an insulin dose, the 21-year-old said, it wasn't planned.
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The next morning, I put myself through the ultimate test: I skipped my makeup routine entirely.
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The feline reached the Miami sideline and skipped around a bit before running out of sight.
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The mom-to-be, 37, skipped previous forest walks in Tonga and Fiji amid Zika fears.
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And on that note: You'll see that we skipped one-note things like a banana rack.
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Android is harder to calculate since Epic skipped Google's Play Store by distributing its own launcher.
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The director also skipped the Producers Guild Awards on Saturday to be at his father's bedside.
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Last year, the Queen skipped out on much of the festivities due to a heavy cold.
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But Uber's Australian arm skipped "traditional" UberPOOL, because it realised drivers weren't so keen on detours.
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It skipped Disney's show entirely, so it's likely Marvel was saving its appearance for Comic-Con.
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He didn't miss games, but he now occasionally skipped out on practice to hang with friends.
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He skipped the 2018 Golden Globes, despite being nominated, and hasn't given an interview in months.
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When Jade Tree and Epitaph reissued those early records last year, this one was skipped over.
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The BOJ also surprised market participants two days before that, when it skipped buying shorter maturities.
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Most of the protesters skipped the official ceremony, which was held on a grassy outdoor plaza.
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"Donald did not want his record challenged," Cruz said, explaining why Trump skipped Thursday's Republican debate.
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And Google search skipped merrily along, at worst experiencing a barely perceptible slowdown in returning results.
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I skipped the stage glorified by pervy old directors in artfully lit coming-of-age films.
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In fact, she skipped her junior prom to make her final year all the more special.
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A few years ago Jack lost an eye to an infection and never skipped a beat.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer apparently skipped WWII day in his high school history class.
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Their work barely skipped a beat elsewhere when earthquake alarms twice rang out across the city.
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Kids who skipped breakfast didn't seem to compensate by eating more calories later in the day.
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In addition to sharing the baby news, Hart skipped right to a few other salient points.
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Hinting at their disgruntlement, seven of the ten ASEAN leaders skipped their "summit" with Mr O'Brien.
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Three in ten adults say they have skipped medication because they could not afford the price.
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For the second year, President Donald Trump skipped the annual confab, dubbed "Nerd Prom" by attendees.
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Fattah skipped all votes on Tuesday and Wednesday –– and on Thursday he resigned from Congress. Rep.
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The skipped payments stoked concerns that sanctions were making it difficult to transfer funds to bondholders.
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I skipped that part, because COVER/LINE is for everyone, no matter who they voted for.
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If there aren't enough Twitter employees to handle this labor-intensive task, it can be skipped.
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North Korean officials last month skipped a meeting with U.S. officials to discuss returning the remains.
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Following my big Monday night, I skipped driving on Tuesday to enjoy dinner with my fiancée.
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So far, polling has skipped over the Democratic primary and gone right to the general election.
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It skipped smartphones and app stores and dismissed partnering with other companies with potentially better ideas.
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If you skipped out on investing, you missed investing in the longest Bull Market in history.
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Strickland skipped work, he said, but couldn't convince his wife and daughter to join the celebration.
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Others skipped right to speculations that the album was a confession of love for Nicki Minaj.
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We had already skipped one class to go to the neighboring town to pick up dresses.
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It's a form of meditation and mental preparation that, if skipped, leads to heightened Sunday Scariness.
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Debates were something Crowley skipped out on, and it turned out to be a critical mistake.
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Franken skipped all Senate votes and the Democratic lunches, where he would have interacted with colleagues.
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My heart actually skipped a beat when the server placed this plate in front of me.
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Mr. Sanders — alone among the major candidates — skipped a commemoration of "Bloody Sunday" in Selma, Ala.
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THE LIGHTBULB Young climate activists have skipped school to demand urgent climate action across the globe.
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The Republicans who skipped the RNC had to employ some pretty creative excuses to explain why.
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But Rivas-Clase skipped bail and was subsequently declared a fugitive, according to online court records.
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He had skipped a previous hearing because, his lawyer said, he was too ill to appear.
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She skipped high school and started college when she was 13, aspiring to be a doctor.
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This year, he skipped Art Basel in Switzerland for the first time in about two decades.
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Elementary school administrators alerted Braxton's parents to his high test scores and he skipped fourth grade.
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I've ended relationships, lost friendships, and skipped out on brunches, lunches, dinners, and dates to run.
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To save time so she could get to another event, Warren skipped her usual "selfie" line.
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Corvino skipped the typical white walls and used natural materials for the surfaces of the house.
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People that skipped breakfast were on average 0.44 kg [0.97 pounds] lighter, according to the paper.
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Guice stepped in for Leonard Fournette, who skipped the game in preparation for the N.F.L. draft.
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Schwab and other so-called discount brokers skipped the expensive advice that bigger, older firms offered.
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A number of other athletes have skipped the ceremony while citing scheduling conflicts or family commitments.
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This is huge compared to the Republican heavyweights who skipped their convention last week. http://bit.
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Increasingly, he skipped club dates to march or to perform at benefits for civil rights groups.
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Uihlein grew so comfortable playing overseas that on two occasions he skipped playing in the Web.
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Some Senate Republicans skipped Fourth of July parades, fearing confrontations with voters angry over health care.
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It's one of TV's all-time best, but the first season isn't — so we skipped it.
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To fit that ToF sensor, LG skipped out on the inclusion of a dedicated telephoto lens.
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Larry Hogan skipped the Maryland GOP convention and hasn't backed Trump, according to The Baltimore Sun.
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Friday: I skipped the bread this morning and opted for a berry and banana smoothie instead.
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Others had skipped out, content to risk the death sentence that awaited them on the street.
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Say you skipped four $30 boozy brunches per month and replaced them with $5 homemade meals.
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But global companies that skipped the Riyadh meeting won't be rushing back, despite that enormous potential.
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They basically skipped their 20th, although both say there is much to celebrate about their relationship.
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For homeless and hungry college students, the impact could be fewer skipped meals and safe housing.
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Vice President Pence was interviewed on the Sunday morning political shows this weekend, but skipped CNN.
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She skipped the diamond necklace in favor of a simple black ribbon tied in a bow.
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In February, an estimated 10,2023 students skipped school for a climate protest in the United Kingdom.
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Mr. Sanders skipped an important Senate vote on Russia sanctions to attend the meeting around noontime.
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Mr. Cuomo also skipped commenting on Mr. Trump's Twitter attacks on the MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski.
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Both sitting Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon skipped debates and still won landslide victories.
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With the robbery happening so close to her birthday, Kim also skipped having a widely publicized shindig.
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Many players dismissed it outright, while others skipped the entry, moving on to their shiny new PS3s.
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It apparently won't be LHP Jeff Locke, whose turn in the rotation is being skipped this week.
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Without generous family, they could have taken their chances and skipped insurance coverage to keep afloat financially.
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While Cher skipped the carpet, she is no stranger to making an entrance at the Met Gala.
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The pair even skipped out on a wedding gift registry, instead asking for donations to the nonprofit.
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We skipped the Tulum ruins for the sake of time, but it would've been cool to see.
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Assange has been in the Ecuadorian embassy in London after he skipped bail in June of 2012.
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Harry also skipped an alcoholic beverage in favor of H2O, seemingly in solidarity with his pregnant wife.
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As for her famous hair, she skipped the Hollywood waves in favor of sleek center-parted strands.
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For the actual cat eye, Beau skipped liquid liner and instead swept concealer on her upper lashline.
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The late lunch group also ate lower-calorie breakfasts, or skipped breakfast more often than early eaters.
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Periscope ads will come in a variety of lengths, and longer ones can be skipped, Twitter said.
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Wherever he was, he held no public events until Monday night and skipped his hometown church service.
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The Chinese market skipped the PC-driven digital revolution — and adopted the digital era via the smartphone.
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The only sound was the crunch of gravel beneath the golf cart; squirrels skipped happily between trees.
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Dude was so ecstatic getting outta jail ... he literally skipped all the way to his waiting SUV.
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So when I got Jess on the phone, we skipped past the sensationalizing questions and just talked.
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Many people saw the news as a positive, including one NBA superstar, who skipped playing in college.
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They skipped formaldehyde, for example, which has been found in both cigarette smoke and e-cig vapor.
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Not only did she skip the red carpet, she seemed like she skipped the entire awards show.
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If you've skipped one or two, there may be some lingering questions after watching Endgame's first trailer.
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Talk of drama between the DWTS pair swirled after Chmerkovskiy skipped a performance early in the competition.
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Of course, none of this is meant to imply that Purple Rain should be skipped or forgotten.
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He had a string of arrests for auto theft, and had skipped out of juvenile custody repeatedly.
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This also wouldn't be the first time the "Love Yourself" singer skipped out on an awards ceremony.
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Mr Lanier skipped the end of high school and went straight to university, but did not graduate.
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Trump's daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, both of whom are Jewish, also skipped the dinner.
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Shortstop Segura's relay throw to the plate skipped away from catcher David Freitas, allowing Lucroy to score.
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Davidson skipped the Emmys to stay with her, and we've watched her publicly mourn on social media.
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A few just skipped out on the show entirely even though they had tickets ahead of time.
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Without generous family, they could have taken their chances and skipped insurance coverage to stay afloat financially.
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Someone described as "dusky" may be skipped in favor of one who is of a "fair" complexion.
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Chad paid for my pizza and bought me a glass of shiraz and skipped his family dinner.
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And the Nobel Committee has skipped plenty of opportunities to award important discoveries made by women scientists.
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Kasich skipped his party's national convention last week, even though it took place in his home state.
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It's an emotionally significant event because she skipped it at age 15 since she hadn't transitioned yet.
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She was the first representative of the campaign to speak at CPAC, which Trump skipped in 2016.
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This safeguarding can be skipped if they travel on a tourist visa - hence its appeal to traffickers.
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Jaitley skipped a meeting of finance ministers from the Group of 20 countries in Argentina last month.
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He skipped a press conference Paul and Lee held with House conservatives Tuesday to criticize the legislation.
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Though Rob himself famously skipped that event, Caitlyn was the one who walked Kim down the aisle.
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The shortstop reached third when the ball skipped past Arizona center fielder Socrates Brito for an error.
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However, the ball bounced off his glove and skipped over the wall for a two-run shot.
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And their drummer at the time looked like he skipped out on his SATs for the gig.
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He skipped the local qualifier last year because it coincided with the birth of his first child.
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Delvey had skipped town and appeared to be somewhere in California, but he wasn't sure precisely where.
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He also skipped out on visiting the Arlington Cemetery on Veterans Day, for which he later apologized.
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The resulting twitter battle, after Democrats skipped a meeting with Trump, has deepened tension with the president.
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He then skipped a Fox debate she co-hosted in late January before being cordial in March.
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Trump skipped the White House Correspondents' Dinner late last month to rally supporters in Macomb County, Michigan.
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Jerry Brown (D) skipped early primaries in 21625 and 2900, and saw his bids collapse. Then-Sen.
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Notably, while 6900 Democrats spent the last two weekends in San Francisco and Iowa, Biden skipped both.
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The attorney general then skipped a hearing scheduled for Thursday in front of the House Judiciary Committee.
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You'll be eligible for a skipped payment once you've made at least six consecutive on-time payments.
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In May, many members of the 2018 World Series champion Boston Red Sox skipped the team's visit.
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Trump skipped the dinner for a second year, choosing instead to attend a rally in Washington, Mich.
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Vogel, a physics teacher in Vancouver, Canada, has almost never skipped a day posting on the platform.
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Elizabeth Kautz, the Republican mayor of Burnsville, Minnesota also skipped the meeting, per the Wall Street Journal.
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Ruby frequently neglected assignments, skipped meetings and didn't show up for her team or for the company.
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Once I had skipped the class, the anguish of truancy prevented me from going the following week.
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Chung, 79, skipped his annual New Year speech to employees for a second year in a row.
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Irish pub owners defend Trump sons after several reports allege that they skipped out on their tab
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It's a shift in tactics for Democrats, some of whom skipped Trump's inauguration last month in protest.
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Other families skipped to the theater to see "Return of the Jedi"; we checked out "Oliver" again.
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In a past season, the Badgers, of the West Division, might have skipped Michigan, an East team.
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I literally skipped up my driveway with the check in hand, feeling like a kid on Christmas.
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All-Star Houston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa skipped his team's visit to the White House on Monday.
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Taylor Swift has been so hard to find that she even skipped her traditional biannual music drop.
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Speculation arose when the national security adviser skipped the state dinner, although it was not clear why.
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A lot of foreign regulators just skipped over them and were far too relaxed in their approach.
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As the group skipped, zigzagged and squeaked around the court, Aria McManus held back on the sidelines.
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My Orthodox Jewish education skipped sex ed, and I didn't have "The Talk" until I was 24.
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He deployed the Flagpole Glitch at 1-1 and 83-1, but skipped it on 8-3.
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If Targaryen incest made an inheritance of mental illness more likely, it seemed to have skipped her.
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It's Seibel's second equity appearance, so we skipped the housekeeping and got right into the good stuff.
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But on Thursday night, he skipped dinner and did not show up for breakfast the next morning.
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Four presidents have skipped the lunch in that period, typically sending their vice president in their place.
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But few students skipped any sessions, and the class currently has an enrollment waiting list, she says.
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Barack Obama famously skipped the soapbox in 2007, opting to take his daughters on the bumper cars.
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But it also comes at the expense of increasing the likelihood that infected people are skipped over.
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He stopped socializing and sometimes skipped meals to ensure that his son ate three times a day.
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As they're out of town, I skipped this week because it's $50 round trip without their help!
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In 1994, President Bill Clinton skipped the event while on his way to Budapest for a conference.
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Unlike the traditional depiction of Sleeping Beauty, Aurora wears the crown but skipped over the marrying step.
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Assange skipped bail in Britain to avoid possible extradition and took refuge in the embassy in 2012.
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She skipped Catholic school to ride in a red convertible with a German girlfriend down broad boulevards.
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"John totally skipped over the music of our generation," said Ms. McEnerney, 62, of Park Slope, Brooklyn.
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The Neediest Cases Fund She skipped almost every class her sophomore year and still maintained perfect attendance.
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One day, Miss Williams was taking attendance and, after a little pause, she skipped over Beverly's name.
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He was so determined to save money, Mr. Wang said, that he skipped going out to meals.
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If he skipped class or played games until 3 in the morning, no one seemed to care.
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We asked the Kardashian momager if she'd skipped the morning meal herself, and she seemed kinda perplexed.
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The former mayor has skipped the first four nominating contests in the Democratic primary race thus far.
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Bloomberg skipped the four early voting states in February - South Carolina will also vote on Feb. 29.
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Some supporters may have skipped the primaries, while others could switch votes to Macri from fringe candidates.
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This is the second trip where I skipped rafting and I'm not doing it again, damn it!
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"My heart skipped a beat, and I didn't realize why I didn't get an alert," Turner said.
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But if you skipped My Name Is Earl writer Garcia's speech in 2006, you seriously missed out.
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And Robert DeNiro was skipped for best actor in "The Irishman," though the film got other nominations.
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President Trump skipped his weekly address on Friday, the first time he's done so in his administration.
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The late lunch eaters also ate lower-calorie breakfasts or skipped breakfast more often than early eaters.
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He almost skipped undergoing his usual pregame treatment for his hamstring Wednesday because it felt so healthy.
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Breakfast is skipped in order to save my appetite for the tasty treats later in the day.
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"We skipped a lot of intermediary funding," Beyond Pricing CEO Ian McHenry tells me with a chuckle.
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He skipped the dinner last year, during a particularly tumultuous period of his relationship with the press.
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Trump, in January, skipped a Fox News debate amid his continued feud with the network and Kelly.
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Across the U.S., women skipped work, wore red and attended marches in honor of International Women's Day.
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A total of 52 lawmakers skipped the day's two House roll-call votes to name post offices.
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During the G7 summit in France, Trump skipped talks focused on the Amazon fires and climate change.
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Once when we ran into each other while filling our water bottles, my heart skipped a beat.
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The last step is not to be skipped; celebration is to Foggianism as zen is to Buddhism.
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Then on Friday, the men, skipped by Edmonton's Kevin Koe, lost the bronze medal game to Switzerland.
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On International Women's Day, thousands of women around the country skipped work and took to the streets.
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DiLiberto skipped that stage, keeping the concepts in his head and improvising physical details on the fly.
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Long-awaited rains that swept the parched Prairies in the past week largely skipped the Ross farm.
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While there is of course no way to know for sure why Ansari skipped the ceremony, he wouldn't be the only star facing accusations who skipped the red carpet on Sunday, with The Disaster Artist's James Franco making his way into the ceremony without a red carpet walk.
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NBC's Lester Holt skipped the Horowitz hearing during Monday&aposs broadcast, the only anchor to ignore the news.
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The news NBC skipped included the FBI potentially changing key witness reports in the Clinton and Russia investigations.
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Bentley skipped the party and put out an announcement built around more conventional automotive terms: horsepower and speed.
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Kim was supposed to be there, but she obviously skipped the taping to attend a more pressing matter.
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Lawmakers who talked of prosecuting Hillary Clinton skipped past Ivanka Trump's use of personal email for government business.
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The scheduled deposition last week was reportedly the fifth one he has skipped over the last two years.
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Prater says his heart skipped a beat when he approached the car seat and didn't see any movement.
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Beyoncé may have skipped the Met Gala this year, but Solange Knowles is back on the red carpet!
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The show also skipped over Sam Tarly's reaction to Jon's death and choice to leave the Night's Watch.
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Subscribe now for the exclusive interview (and find out why the Olsens skipped the spinoff), only in PEOPLE!
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The committee held a hearing in April on the same topic after representatives of the companies skipped it.
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He skipped the Paris Peace March and he failed to backup Ukraine when Russia invaded half its country.
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" They skipped the trendy hotel's bar scene and instead "had a girls' night in and watched Spice World.
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One survey in 2014 found that a third of transgender children had skipped class because they feared discrimination.
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And if episodes are auto-playing for you, in many cases the opening sequence will be skipped automatically.
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Young women at that march skipped down a street along the Seine River, accompanied by drummers and singers.
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Wes started to hang out with a drug-dealing friend, skipped classes and had run-ins with cops.
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At this point in that election, Mr. Obama had skipped 210 percent of his Senate votes, while Mrs.
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Murray also skipped the post-match media conference and the Scot's only comment was confined to his match.
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The books can all be read separately although you'd be robbing yourself if you skipped any of them.
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The North Koreans have skipped or postponed several meetings with the U.S., and made sporadic warnings of escalation.
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I skipped the tracking apps, which I've never been into, and dove straight into app slashing and dashing.
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Chief Justice William Rehnquist skipped President Bill Clinton's State of the Union address in 1999, under similar circumstances.
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That's why the fact that pediatricians and residents skipped the gun question in so many cases is significant.
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Porter skipped wearing a belt and opted for a bit more flair at the 2019 Critics' Choice Awards.
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But one day I was hungover as shit, skipped a class and decided to just go for it.
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Our test cars had optional decals stuck to the hood and rear doors that are probably best skipped.
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Mr. Rubio skipped his caucus night party in Nevada, instead holding a pre-Super Tuesday rally in Minnesota.
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They also can't tell if just their ad was skipped over, but the entire show was actually heard.
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Samsung skipped the Note 27 in order to bring the handset in line with its flagship S27 models.
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It's harder when I'm traveling, but I always make up for the skipped days when I get back.
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Although Cohen was disappointed that Vanderpump skipped the show's reunion, he has praised the reality star as irreplaceable.
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Due to the low quality of the video, I skipped toward the end, not thinking much about it.
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Days later, she skipped out on a weekend getaway with her husband and his family to Camp David.
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If you skipped the debate last night, a quick look at Twitter might give the indication that #TrumpWon.
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The poor man from the Bronx had lost most of his winnings to a bookie who skipped town.
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No one skipped out (no shade to the Grammys), and there wasn't a sea of black dresses, either.
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He skipped college to work as a developer and programmer, and launched his first payment startup in 1997.
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The comedian skipped the Emmy Awards on Monday, where his show, Saturday Night Live, picked up multiple awards.
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It would be really surprising if they skipped over it mainly because it's actually a pretty awesome update.
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But this particular day, he skipped the errands and decided to take his son to the audition instead.
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Cannon even told Stern that he "wanted" Packer to be there, even though the latter had skipped out.
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She skipped the padded version for a high-fashion-approved high heel (complete with cute peep-toe detail).
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In 2013, the US commander at the time also skipped congressional hearings due to tensions in the region.
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" Durheimer also mentioned, although Bugatti skipped electrification for the Chiron, "that doesn't mean we abandon this topic forever.
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" — Reddit User Skipped A Step"In college, I checked my outfit in the mirror but not while bowing.
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Thursday began with largely peaceful protests as young people draped in Catalan flags tossed balls and skipped rope.
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But there is also a warrant issued by a British court after he skipped bail in June 2012.
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In 2015, Marvel skipped Comic-Con in favor of promoting its movies at Disney's own biennial D23 Expo.
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Bethenny Frankel clearly hasn't skipped out on any gym days recently ... showing off her washboard abs in Miami.
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Elliott skipped the funeral and was later found to be in possession of some of the stolen property.
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He also skipped the 2018 Video Music Awards to spend time with his 4-month-old baby girl.
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By 2013, he was on the Marlins opening day roster, having skipped both Double-A and Triple-A.
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Vanke chairman Wang Shi, who has skipped the briefings in the past few years, was also not present.
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Brady skipped the workouts last year while Bennett reportedly does his training at his offseason home of Hawaii.
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The firm did a financial due diligence but skipped out on looking into the background of the founders.
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Their on-again, off-again relationship has included a split in November, when Jenner skipped Tyga's birthday party.
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Even as the underlying industry drum hasn't skipped a beat in its prediction that everything will be digitized.
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"She skipped Saudi Arabia because her family locked her up in her room for six months," Shahad says.
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Both sisters are pregnant, so it's understandable why they skipped out on dinner at Petite Taqueria in WeHo.
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Why Bernie Sanders skipped pro-Israel conference Can Clinton win big enough to keep her focus on Trump?
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President Jimmy Carter skipped it in 1979, President H.W. Bush in 1989 and President Bill Clinton in 1994.
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Jeb Bush, two former presidential candidates who both skipped the convention and have said they won't support him.
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It's hard to even know where to start with Okada, because it seems like he skipped the line.
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We skipped the soups and salads and ran headlong for the appetizers, and they were plentiful and good.
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Skipped my blog for a while because I took a few days just for myself and did nothing!
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Many repackaged their loans as investments, skipped key financial disclosures and lent money to too many risky borrowers.
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First, the decision to not invite a comedian didn't come because President Trump skipped the dinner in 2017.
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Unfortunately, this simple test is often skipped during routine medical checkups of people with a history of smoking.
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That's a testament to Facebook growth in the developing world that largely skipped the full-sized computer age.
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"Three shots skipped out about four or five feet away from my feet across the pavement," Travis said.
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Any notions of a trip to the disabled list, a skipped start, or even a demotion, were dismissed.
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Turns out he had skipped town to the chagrin of her father, Barron Grimes, a powerful arms dealer.
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Earlier this year, Trump skipped the seventh Republican presidential debate over disagreements with the host network, Fox News.
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He has skipped over leaders who might have delivered a crucial state in the Electoral College: Ohio. Gov.
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The first ad for the Apple Watch skipped highbrow creative concepts to demonstrate the functionality of the smartwatch.
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We like the heart to behave—no skipped beats, no atrial flutter, just the regular, precious, plodding cadence.
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Unfortunately, I ended up ill this week and skipped lunches for a few days because I felt terrible.
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He concludes the section and tells his audience that the Netflix users who skipped are about to rejoin.
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Some of the team's players skipped the trip, though Trump largely steered clear of politics during the meeting.
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Once again, the Republicans chose to ignore the promotional path and skipped making Majority Leader McCarthy the speaker.
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Philip also skipped Easter Sunday services last year ahead of the announcement that he underwent hip replacement surgery.
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Some of the mayors who skipped the meeting called the legal threat an attack on the immigrant community.
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He skipped the second Fox News debate after the network refused to remove Ms. Kelly from the panel.
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In the same statement, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said it skipped reverse repos on Wednesday morning.
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As Day finished his follow-through, a young boy skipped in front of him for a high-five.
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With that in mind, here are the five reasons I skipped the ceremony and had a courthouse wedding.
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But for tax regulations, the Obama administration and previous administrations have skipped this step of the regulatory process.
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He skipped past the images of nasty pitches and frustrated hitters and went right to the postgame celebration.
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The house dessert, a light-as-air whipped ricotta, fig and hazelnut mousse, is not to be skipped.
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Bloomberg was not on the ballot in South Carolina, and he also skipped the other early nominating states.
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He skipped the trips to art museums that their mother, Laura, took them on when they were kids.
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He skipped the session, which was organized by a British committee investigating Facebook and the spread of misinformation.
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Our tech columnist skipped digital news for two months, reading print editions of three newspapers each morning instead.
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When Mr. Garcia retired in 2012, the district skipped a national search, instead elevating Mr. Carranza as superintendent.
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If I weren't deep into the weeds of congressional reform, I might have skipped past the news too.
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The initial reprimands, which also singled out other junior officers and enlisted men, skipped Colonel Painter and Col.
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While other presidents have at times skipped funerals for predecessors, in recent decades attendance has been the norm.
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But the required pre-approval for raids is often last-minute, or skipped until afterward, the officials say.
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The university president, Michael V. Drake, who handed down the suspension in August, skipped the news conference Tuesday.
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He found a better paying job in 2017 and skipped retirement savings to save for a down payment.
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On a third visit, they skipped the porridge but rode the bike, not eating at all until lunch.
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"A tornado skipped across the county," Nashville Mayor John Cooper told the Tennessean while at an emergency shelter.
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Exotic got into so much financial and legal trouble, that he skipped out of town, fleeing to Florida.
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Clowney, 26, has not signed his franchise tender with the Texans and has skipped all of training camp.
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But this time, I skipped Pacifica for a new (to me) stop, in Pescadero, 30 miles farther south.
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Japanese prosecutors raid the Tokyo home of former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, who skipped bail while awaiting trial.
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Barr also skipped a May 2 hearing called by the House Judiciary Committee to discuss the Mueller report.
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Porzingis created a stir when he skipped season-ending exit meetings with Jackson and General Manager Steve Mills.
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The ball skipped all the way to the wall, but Urshela pulled up at second for a double.
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In my divorce I'd belatedly learned the importance of having a prenup, which Jim and I had skipped.
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But because Flint skipped this process in 1003, this year's letters cover two years of past-due balances.
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In Africa the mobile phone is ubiquitous — the continent has skipped over landlines and gone straight to mobile.
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RHP Zack Godley is a candidate to be skipped, because his turn falls on the off day Thursday.
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But some athletes who have skipped the trip over the years have explicitly given politics as a reason.
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If you recoiled in horror from the formatting and skipped the (magnificent!) column, you can catch up here.
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Concerned that her government wasn't doing enough to curb carbon emissions, Thunberg, then 15, skipped school on Aug.
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In an interview, he said that he skipped the ceremony because he didn't think he had a chance.
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"I could have had a mastectomy with reconstruction and skipped the part where I got cancer," she wrote.
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But the council skipped directly to that step on Saturday, opening the envelope to find Sultan Haitham's name.
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On Dessert My mother and I had a joke that whatever gene makes a baker skipped her generation.
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After Djokovic beat Juan Martín del Potro to win the Open, they skipped the traditional post-match handshake.
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Attendance fell last year, while Sony skipped the show for the first time in its 24-year history.
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President Donald Trump skipped the event last year amid a row with the Democratic Party over security spending.
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Pitka said he is one of those who might have been skipped when census takers last visited Alaska.
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When Congress called tech executives to testify about foreign interference in US elections, Page infamously skipped the hearing.
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The police had left the stockpile in the care of the Chinese manager, who later skipped the country.
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One of them, Steve Cohen, who was the vice chairman of the board, skipped the meeting and resigned.
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However, though it skipped the price tag of its competitors, it seems it couldn't dodge the privacy concerns.
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Middle Tennessee's Ed Simpson hit a 3-pointer just before halftime and skipped downcourt, arms at his side.
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In 22019, a prospective study showed that chemotherapy could be safely skipped in women with a low score.
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Saad's one-timer skipped under the pad of Dallas goaltender Anton Khudobin and just inside the right post.
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Notably, the company completely skipped any mention of these issues during the event and in its marketing materials.
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We skipped the construction toys, primarily because they had too many parts and took too long to build.
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To attend TechCrunch, Patapati, who was 16, and Balakrishnan skipped a junior prom and a friend's birthday party.
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The director, Yuval Sharon, giggled, skipped over a set piece, and untangled some ropes dangling from the ceiling.
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All the fake Madonnas ran through the song a few times before Madonna skipped enthusiastically to the stage.
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The actor, 39, skipped Thursday's Critics' Choice Awards, where he won the award for best actor in a comedy.
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Aldridge scored 25 points on Thursday as San Antonio skipped past the Knicks 218-22 despite resting Kawhi Leonard.
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Some students skipped the celebration and decided it'd be better to snark a little in their senior yearbook quotes.
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That didn't bother Garcia, who skipped the length of the dugout while thrusting his helmet repeatedly into the air.
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Dozens of Democratic lawmakers skipped Trump's inauguration, with some citing Trump's divisive policies and comments about women and minorities.
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The New Republic's Alex Shephard noted that even though Trump skipped tonight's Republican debate, Bush seems scared of him.
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Bündchen made sure to document their time in Havana as they skipped the Met Gala to vacation in Cuba.
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In August, it was reported that Justin Bieber may have skipped the MTV Video Music Awards to do … karaoke?
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She skipped her signature loose waves for a sleek updo, and Reynolds complemented his wife in a classic tuxedo.
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An estimated 1.4 million students across 123 countries skipped school last month to protest global inaction on climate change.
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There have only been a few times — during war, cholera epidemics, or hyperinflation — when the country skipped the celebrations.
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Wood will be well-rested as he was skipped in the rotation with the team's day off last Thursday.
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The famous Turkish chef/Internet sensation hit up Miami Beach Thursday making it obvious dude's never skipped leg day.
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Some skipped registering and dumped their product, triggering a price drop and a profit warning from the Australian firm.
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They could even happen during the mysterious (and probably sad) five year time period that we skipped in Endgame.
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Wall's status was unclear prior to the game as the All-Star skipped morning shootaround because of a migraine.
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She skipped the coverup all together in favor of a patriotic cobalt string bikini, accessorized with a straw hat.
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Kardashian West even skipped the sexy New Year's Eve dress in favor of a black sweatshirt and French braids.
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Subscribe now for the exclusive interview (and find out why the Olsens skipped the spin-off), only in PEOPLE!
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Clutching it at my side, rushing home and repeating it until it skipped, it changed my life that night.
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I took offense to makeup ads on the subway and TV and skipped past the beauty sections of magazines.
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In 1999, several GOP lawmakers skipped President Clinton's State of the Union address that occurred amid his impeachment trial.
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Kurds who skipped Syrian army service or opposed Assad fear persecution should their areas come back under government control.
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This little lady at Advocate Children's Hospital skipped adulthood and just went straight to being an old cat lady.
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Thank you Ariana Grande, for reminding a generation of women that they skipped that indoor cycling class this morning.
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Due to our holiday hiatus, this got skipped on our newsletter, but YOU SHOULD LOOK AT IT IMMEDIATELY. —K.
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She is now healthy again, but skipped this year's Australian Open because she did not consider herself tournament ready.
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It was his first start since having his turn skipped to deal with some inflammation in his pitching shoulder.
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In response, Houston wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins skipped a practice, and there was talk of a full-team walkout.
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Last week, Franco skipped the Critics' Choice Awards, where he won the award for best actor in a comedy.
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Though he skipped out on Kylie Jenner's 21st birthday bash, Tristan Thompson partied it up with Khloé Kardashian anyway.
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In the same statement, the PBOC said it skipped reverse repos in open market operations on the same day.
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The backdrop: Trump skipped the annual dinner for the last two years, choosing instead to hold campaign-style rallies.
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That contrasts sharply with the Republican convention in Cleveland last week, which the majority of past GOP nominees skipped.
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During World War II, the British Royal Air Force skipped bombs at German dams to avoid underwater torpedo nets.
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It skipped over calculating usage of the Google Search app, too – that's Google's flagship application, which includes voice features.
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The 24-year-old comedian skipped Monday's Emmy Awards, where his show, Saturday Night Live, picked up multiple awards.
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Many developing economies have skipped desktop computing for a mobile-driven experience, so a mobile-first approach becomes essential.
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RHP Archie Bradley will make his next start Monday, when RHP Zack Greinke (left oblique soreness) will be skipped.
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Since then 68 Atlantic-based hurricanes have skipped the Sunshine State—more than twice the previous record of hurricanes.
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The latest Fallout game skipped Steam in favor of Bethesda's own, relatively new game store client/online gaming platform.
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The girl who had skipped along behind me was in the mouth of an alleyway with three other children.
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The adoption of smart phones in developing countries that have skipped desktop computer adoption and went straight to mobile.
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His shot from the right dot hit the blade of the Wild's Marcus Foligno and skipped over Dubnyk's blocker.
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Rice, like many former Bush administration officials, has refused to support Trump, and skipped the 2016 Republican National Convention.
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The nationwide GOP front-runner had skipped Thursday's Fox News debate due to an ongoing feud with the network.
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Well-known Hollywood black stars like Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett Smith skipped the 88th annual awards in response.
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The three skipped tests are typically used to help unmask defeat devices by preventing them from detecting the test.
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Some skipped registering and dumped their infant formula, triggering a sharp price drop and a profit warning from Bellamy's.
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The trip surprised royal fans since Meghan skipped out on an earlier forest trip in Fiji to avoid mosquitos.
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Asian buyers have mostly skipped gold this year, anticipating a big retreat in prices that has yet to unfold.
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Sam stole a very angry man's prized possession and then skipped town, but he honestly didn't skip far enough.
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Many moved their shows to Paris (including Rodarte, Altuzarra and Proenza Schouler), while other labels skipped showing all together.
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For her caption, she skipped words completely and went with the clapping hands and celebratory champagne being popped emoji.
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And when you come back you're still farther up the ladder, because you skipped the rungs somewhere lower down.
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Many NFL players responded with protests during the national anthem Sunday, including three teams that skipped the anthem altogether.
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But the throw sailed past deGrom and skipped towards the Mets' on-deck circle as all three runners scored.
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Wolters swung and missed, and the ball skipped into the glove of catcher Kevin Plawecki, apparently for strike three.
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The way that the Amtrak incident in Syracuse was described makes it seem like white passengers were skipped over.
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Major manufacturers like Ford, Mazda, and Volvo have all skipped the event, as have VW's Bentley and Lamborghini brands.
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Francis says if she could go back in time, she might have skipped college or chosen a different major.
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On Wednesday, the central bank skipped open market operations for the fourth straight day, saying liquidity levels remained "appropriate".
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Yields spiked when it skipped a much-anticipated auction in January, stoking fears it may soon taper asset purchases.
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France's President Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump skipped through Tuesday kissing, hugging, holding hands and rubbing each others' shoulders.
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The ball, which had an exit velocity of 110 mph, skipped off the top of the wall in left.
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That student, reportedly felt he had become ostracized by his peers and skipped eight days of school in response.
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A NerdWallet study found that41% of millennials have skipped or considered skipping a weddingbecause they couldn't afford to attend.
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Despite being told the elevator is safe to ride, tenants say it is still shaky and has skipped floors.
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Suspicion about Klinger's wherabouts among his friends and family began Sunday when he skipped his lacrosse practice, KPTV reported.
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Several opposition leaders, some of whom hope to stand for the presidency in the next election, skipped Odinga's inauguration.
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As a teenager, I skipped class and was suspended often until I eventually dropped out during my sophomore year.
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A third bogey occurred when McIlroy's shot from a greenside bunker skipped nearly 40 feet away from the hole.
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At the G7 summit Monday, US President Donald Trump skipped a meeting addressing the growing threat of climate change.
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Kaine was one of 58 members of Congress who skipped Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's last speech to Congress.
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It served him well academically, as he skipped a grade in middle school and went to college at 16.
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Golf: While many of the PGA Tour stars skipped the Games, the top women came to Brazil in numbers.
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As it got closer to marathon weekend, I even skipped practices to avoid injury just days before the race.
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Speaking to CNN, he said he skipped the trip because of the "disgusting" way that Trump talks about women.
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The pair skipped the move that felled them in rehearsal, but that didn't lessen the impact of the dance.
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I skipped the waiting list and placed an order at the bar, to be delivered to a bench outside.
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