But a series of snags have delayed the deal's implementation.
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All three projects hit snags common to the building trade.
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But when he snags a rider, Malhotra turns instantly sunny.
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And Senator Marco Rubio of Florida snags only 4 percent.
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However, this process comes with a few snags, bankers say.
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Still, there are three potential snags to China's IoT ambitions.
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SendBird snags $52M Series B to expand messaging API tool
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But both have also hit serious snags along the way.
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Candy (and Red Hot) find success, but not without snags.
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The project with Boeing, though, ran into snags almost immediately.
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It's a travesty that it was marred by technical snags.
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But the new gig has presented a slew of embarrassing snags.
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He snags my friend and me two tickets during my meeting.
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We're skeptical, especially because it's already run into a few snags.
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Virtual conferencing brings further limitations, from overbooked rooms to tech snags.
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The German company also had to fix a few snags internally.
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It's the same old mess, but with a few new snags.
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Have you hit any unforeseen snags with the filter turned on?
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Will other carmakers follow BMW and invest in Britain despite these snags?
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Was I just unlucky, or did you hit these technical snags, too?
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As often happens with proposed tech solutions, though, there are some snags.
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But that business model is also changing and hitting some unexpected snags.
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To avoid snags, your hands should be unadorned, with fingernails cut short.
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A nail's raw edge snags; you casually snip it with your teeth.
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Plenty of crowdfunding companies set unrealistic goals or hit intractable technical snags.
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She finds an agent and snags a contract with a top publisher.
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Trump's call for a military parade might be hitting a few snags.
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And this year, due to some reported snags with the revamped Medicare.
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It's currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter, where $80 snags you an early-bird version.
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Ethereum's user fees have soared and the system has again hit technical snags.
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But when the telescope first got to work, its operations hit some snags.
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But the company has hit some snags recently in markets like Hong Kong.
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Here at the hospital, they've hit some minor logistical snags with blood draws.
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That made it extremely tough to spot overspending or snags in supply chains.
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Watch your step so you don't get caught in the snags and brambles.
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Just when I am planning to claim the bathroom, my roommate snags it.
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The first snags in the process were apparent less than 24 hours later.
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Under Schmidt, Google's made several early vision-related investments and most faced snags.
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Among other snags, the subsidized backstop insurance encourages building in high-risk areas.
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But Airbus still faces snags in producing a longer-range A43 with new cabins.
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But Airbus still faces snags in producing a longer-range A321 with new cabins.
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Silbermann, however, is no stranger to quite a few snags in the growth process.
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The Dengvaxia blow follows two other snags at Sanofi Pasteur, the group's vaccines unit.
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Thompson—or UFC Fight Night 82—event has hit some snags along the way.
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On Page 4, a man's hat floating down a river snags on a rock.
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The start of the EOS currency was recently plagued by delays and technical snags.
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Or perhaps you're one of those shoppers who snags the early deals on Thanksgiving?
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It can be long hours, lots of paperwork and includes many snags along the way.
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But even before her speech, Clinton's presidential momentum hit a number of snags in Philadelphia.
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Ahead of summer travel season, here's how to sidestep a few all-too-common snags.
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The newest Raptor engine, called "serial number 6" or SN6, has apparently resolved those snags.
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The merger had been delayed from the end of last year by some funding snags.
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ARE NOT and ONLAY were tiny snags for my solve, but both are crossword regulars.
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Leos hit similar snags in romantic relationships because they always want to be in charge.
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SendBird snags additional $50M for messaging API tool, as it extends Series B to $102M
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But you run into a host of tech snags after you arrive at your destination.
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These are minor snags, but sorting them out is tricky, especially for first-time restaurateurs.
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There were also problems with frozen water lines, leaking water tanks, and other miscellaneous snags.
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North Carolina led 36-32 at halftime before some of its offensive snags re-appeared.
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I order tomato pasta with grilled chicken and my cousin snags the bill before my dad.
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"There were no snags reported in the technical log," of the Airbus, according to EgyptAir's Adel.
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It had cut its annual revenue growth target in July, citing snags in China and Brazil.
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But since then, Tesla's first high-volume, mass-market vehicle has hit a number of snags.
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It snags these one-offs by leaning on its scale and partnerships with vendors, Lundgren said.
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So it's likely the campaign will hit its goal unless it runs into any unforeseen snags.
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Production, however, hit snags during a period of "manufacturing hell" Musk first warned of in July.
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There are, however, some potential snags to Tepco's plans to issue by the end of March.
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Yet at 16, he snags a place on Brazil's national team for the 1958 World Cup.
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She could pass him off as a houseboy, her idea was; she couldn't see the snags.
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There are snags on a number of fronts, including Beijing's insistence that Washington roll back tariffs.
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Barring any unexpected snags, the district and the state will now develop a formal transition plan.
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You'll probably hit some snags along the way, so be prepared with fabric tape and safety pins.
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A hold in the Senate But despite the effort, it has hit repeated snags on Capitol Hill.
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Aftel, 303, was sneezing a bit and struggling to speak through snags of dryness in her throat.
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However, it's fair to ask if EverlyWell's method of testing through Helix might hit some regulatory snags.
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Manufacturers avoid halting and then resuming production as this disrupts supply chains and can cause industrial snags.
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Efforts to finalise a government hit new snags last week after having looked close to a resolution.
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The hearings have hit several snags in part because the trials are working in unchartered legal territory.
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Today, we're premiering his newest song, "Ride Wit Me" which snags a guest verse from Chief Keef.
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They're in constant contact with their investments by WhatsApp, phone and email to work through snags directly.
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A spokesperson for the Shanghai government said the authority was not aware of the capital control snags.
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An art project invites participants to dress up and parade as snags, which are standing dead trees.
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This boutique hotel, located in the heart of downtown Charleston, snags the third spot on the list.
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His own struggles seemed like petty complications, meaningless snags in the dull itinerary that was his life.
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Just when you think it's "game over" for "Jumanji," the franchise snags an extra life. PG-13.
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Yet, before you make a change, be sure you're aware of potential snags and any restrictions involved.
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Whereas other drama series have hit cringe-worthy snags or tokenized, Spinning Out leaves viewers at ease.
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Reuters reported last week that the closing of the deal was imminent after funding snags had been overcome.
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"When the tongue glides over fur, the hooks are able to lock onto tangles and snags," Noel explained.
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Manufacturers avoid halting and then speeding up production as this disrupts supply chains and can cause industrial snags.
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If Tesla is to survive the onslaught, it must overcome its manufacturing snags and scale up production fast.
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Dockless bikeshare programs are already popular in the U.K., but they've hit some snags, including incidents of vandalism.
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Despite some early and lavish press — TechCrunch called it "Star Trek-like" — Consumer Physics hit a few snags.
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Eminem also snags features with a host of big names including Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Ed Sheeran, and more.
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But every once in a while, someone accidentally snags a sixgill, and they take the sharks' valuable livers.
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Even with the optimistic results, CEO Glenn Fogel said that the shifting ad strategy has hit some snags.
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We're bringing a new car to market so we may hit some snags... It's a very sexy car.
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Alissa: The film itself ran into a few snags related to the social context of our time, too.
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" Editor Nat Lehrman called Braudy to his office, where Braudy recalls him telling her the article had "snags.
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The vast U.S. services sector overcame hurricane-related snags to expand at its fastest pace in 12 years.
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Iraq's exports can be volatile day-to-day, affected by bad weather and technical snags among other factors.
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Lawmakers have hit some snags as they try to put together the final package addressing the opioids crisis.
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But if Sanders snags Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Vermont and American Samoa, that quadrella will let the game continue.
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I know you can't plan for every possible mishap, and I anticipate a few snags along the way.
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The company&aposs prior parachute designs hit some snags during more strenuous tests, so NASA for better ones.
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At the end of the finger is a hooked nail that snags the grub and drags it out.
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N.C. State did have snags, committing 17 total turnovers after 13 giveaways in its previous two games combined.
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Regardless of who eventually snags it, Chan said it likely won&apost be on the market for long.
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She zigzags through gnarled seascape that eventually snags the camera from her fin — and then the footage stops.
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The persistent, underlying snags are more esoteric: budgetary profiles, launch indemnity, capital amortization, and all sorts of boring administrivia.
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It leaves some areas of negotiation still to be finished, although officials insist the key snags have been overcome.
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Some changes are happening already, with Airbus switching its quality-control chief this week after a series of snags.
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Surely there will be snags this year made by actual pros that are more acrobatic and get more attention.
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Cravalho said she hopes Moana snags an award on Sunday — "I might be a little biased," she told PEOPLE.
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Early mornings in the Amazon, kingfishers swoop from snags overhanging the water, blue morpho butterflies flicker along the banks.
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Yet one of their biggest snags came from the most ironic of sources: Yamaha's accompanying manual, written in Japanese.
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On the Democratic side, whoever snags the Union and Somerset county endorsements should be favored heading into the primary.
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"This is language written by politicians Christmas week, and so there are all kinds of snags," said Mr. Manzino.
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Cruise is also attempting to start an SF-wide robo-taxi service, but that's already hit snags and delays.
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There were little threads, fabric that's not worn out but was definitely sighing, and tiny snags on many items.
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Netflix, ESPN, Disney, and Discovery have all run into snags when trying to launch over-the-top networks there.
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She snags the first kiss of the season, which no one (including her "uncomfortable" smooching partner) seems particularly thrilled about.
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The process, however, hit procedural snags and is expected to start almost from scratch at a government meeting next week.
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Greece's parliament ratified the sale in June, overcoming some last-minute snags which triggered complaints from the local COSCO representative.
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Nearly all of the services encountered minor snags like jumping back a few seconds every so often or occasional buffering.
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Multiple House GOP aides say there are a couple of snags that are currently being discussed at the leadership level.
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Price's nomination to be secretary of Health and Human Services hit a couple of big snags over the past week.
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We've avoided buying certain clothes and shoes, and even choose to avoid suspect seats out of a fear of snags.
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The snags include delays in live broadcasts, the inability to fast-forward through some content, and some missing important channels.
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But the company has hit some snags in its model of short-term rental and apartment sharing in recent years.
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It's lightweight, like the mouse, and its smooth texture aids in preventing snags as it glides along your mouse pad.
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But having a gap might be a shortcut for getting a device like this to store shelves without similar snags.
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It also snags a feature popular with credit card users, by offering 33% unlimited cash bank on debit card spending.
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At first, the system hit several snags, including a flaw that caused the plastic to spill back into the ocean.
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But KitchenAid snags the third spot, beating out tech behemoths like Apple (which ranked fourth) and Google (which ranked fifth).
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There isn't much evidence of a pandemic of terminally ill patients being blocked from testing treatments because of bureaucratic snags.
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It appears similar snags have crippled the platforms Amazon uses to coordinate its last-mile contractor workforce, known as Amazon Flex.
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So there isn't much evidence of a pandemic of terminally ill patients being blocked from testing treatments because of bureaucratic snags.
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And while that can be a straightforward yearly change for many people, others might run into snags if it involves Medigap.
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I'm half wild horse and half cock-eyed alligator and the rest o'me is crocked snags an' red-hot snappin' turtle.
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It's a challenge the company has faced after hitting snags in 220 and 2250 as e-commerce holiday sales have skyrocketed.
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It often hits snags though, or feels like it's trying just a little bit too hard to get a point across.
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The dude rolls with it and even snags a selfie with the couple ... then Justin continues putting on a free show.
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But throughout the hectic, 15-hour MakeMIT hackathon last February, the women — competing as Team 203% Enthusiasm — were running into snags.
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For instance, parents Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have run into a few snags while raising their children Wyatt and Dimitri.
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Rocket Lab intended to do a second test flight in December, but the weather and some technical snags prevented the launch.
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But Mr. Komaitis said many proposed regulations lack clear plans for implementation, and envisions snags when governments come to apply them.
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The Container Store's Natural Cotton Canvas Liner not only protects your dresser drawers, but it also shields your clothes from snags.
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Sometimes I admit that depression still feels like a daily struggle, a nub that snags at the tip of my brain.
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Regardless of whether you delay Medicare or drop it, it's important to make sure you're aware of a few potential snags.
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Biden's campaign hits some snags The reaction to Biden's comment in Seattle Saturday comes after a rocky week for his presidential campaign.
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The vast majority of customers in these groups resign themselves to dealing with the snags because there are simply no other options.
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It ran into production snags during the third quarter, which the company blames on assembling battery packs at its factory in Nevada.
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Sushil Gyewali, the new chief executive of the Nepal Reconstruction Authority, attributed the delay to snags in naming members to the authority.
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Congress hurried to hash out text for spending legislation, as a few remaining snags held up the release of a final plan.
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Boeing, too, has hit some snags with plans it negotiated directly with hospitals in four states covering 15,000 employees plus family members.
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Always use a gentle touch when cleaning knit sneakers, and never use a toothbrush on them, as the bristles can cause snags.
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It goes where it must, including a detour to Morocco that only just snags its place at the heart of the story.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Thematically, I think today's Grant Thackray creation counts as a confection, but I did hit some snags in the fill.
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A third round of economic stimulus, which was already expected to be in the offing, hit snags again before a third vote.
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I asked Riley whether Annapurna had given him any larger notes about the movie, expressed concerns beyond the level of logistical snags.
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Assuming there aren't any production snags, the new iPhone is expected to launch in September along with the other two new models.
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So he turned to Canada, where he co-founded Cronos Group, to avoid regulatory snags until things changed in the Lower 48.
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The one Wilson boinked pulls that hat trick off and she snags his spot in the OR. Karev handles it all amazingly well.
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Bourla's remarks came during a conference call with analysts after Pfizer cut its yearly revenue forecast, blaming supply snags and a strengthening dollar.
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It's a little fun to find out what he's actually looking for when he's inspecting the film (splices, imperfections, snags, etc.) It's neat.
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The head of the 777X development programme told Reuters in March that Boeing had reorganised testing to avoid being delayed by those snags.
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But the biggest headaches have been supply-chain snags, which hurt product quality and are another reason why it missed its sales targets.
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But the system has hit several snags, including a design and manufacturing flaw that caused the plastic to spill back into the ocean.
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Apple's year-old A12 Bionic chip is still fast and there are no delays, snags, or long load times with the XS Max.
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If you're somebody who sort of blurs the line, particularly in a city like Philadelphia, you can move through without hitting any snags.
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It fetched millions of dollars worth of preorders, raised money from top-tier technology investors and hit unexpected snags leading to inevitable delays.
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Remember, though, any asset passing through the bounds of your will is subject to probate and the snags that can come with it.
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But this will be an important value to compare with the next part of Mando's move, when he snags onto the TIE fighter.
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In Uganda and Kenya, Total and Tullow have partnered to bring the countries' first oil projects onstream, but both projects have hit snags.
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In Uganda and Kenya, Total and Tullow have partnered to bring the countries' first oil projects onstream, but both projects have hit snags.
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Co-Chief Executive Rafael Menin said gross sales would have been higher if the company had not hit snags with permitting in strategic cities.
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She got him to promise that if he snags an Oscar nomination, he'll take off his shirt in front of her very lucky audience.
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But that would mean the bill hits absolutely no snags, after an eight-month Obamacare repeal debate that proved perilous and painful for Republicans.
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In 1998 he went to Cuba to negotiate directly with Fidel Castro to iron out last-minute snags over Pope John Paul's historic visit.
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Camps for refugees are a major factor in Years and Years as well, which is where the show hits one of its biggest snags.
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Bogaerts made three highlight-reel snags to record 29-2444 outs over the first three innings, but committed a throwing error in the fifth.
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But the company says it expects to roll out over-the-air software updates in the future that may address some of these snags.
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In Schneemann's provocative paintings, sculptures, installations, performances, films, and videos, serendipity often plays a crucial role, interceding as an intermediary to life's bothersome snags.
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Ted Cruz, snags 15 percent, while John Kasich has 10 percent of the vote, Bush has 9 percent and Chris Christie has 4 percent.
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"There are years' worth of dead logs, overgrown shrubs and snags, which many firefighters call 'widow makers' because they are so deadly," he wrote.
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We've adopted habits to get around accidental snags (raise your hand if you only file your nails after cutting them during black tights season).
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But negotiations have run into snags, these people said, and Mr. Netanyahu did not want to risk leaving an Oval Office meeting empty-handed.
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Privatisations have been a key part of Greece's international bailouts since 2010 but have reaped poor returns because of political resistance and bureaucratic snags.
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Probably not, but "Joker's" influence will still be felt, especially if it goes beyond box-office gold and snags some Oscar gold in February.
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Technical snags left students struggling to send in applications in the autumn of 2013, and in response, some universities delayed their early submission deadlines.
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Yet before you drop parts of Medicare with the idea of picking them up down the road, be aware that there could be snags.
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Her also snags her an interview at Fortunata Fashions which, though not ultimately Rachel's dream job, is her first job in the fashion industry.
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He is slight, with a white beard, shoulders that taper gently from left to right, and a front tooth that snags when he smiles.
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The tip is frayed and curling backward, so that it snags against the flesh; removing the needle reminds me of excising an ingrown hair.
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Remember, though, any asset passing through the bounds of your will is subject to probate and the potential snags that can come with that.
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Google Fiber, the broadband service that Google started years ago to challenge the cable company monopolies, has run into yet another set of snags.
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Then came a series of blown deadlines as the project hit technical snags and struggled with a Sisyphean list of government-mandated safety upgrades.
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The GAO spent 18 months auditing the plutonium production operation, and identified many snags in the chemistry, workflow, and scalability of the DOE's project.
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Santa also typically snags an invite to Kris' shindig, her ex Caitlyn Jenner confirmed last year: "We've had the same Santa Claus for 25 years."
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The crowdfunding campaign hit some "bureaucratic" snags but finally launched in December, in which fans seemed to shrug at any concerns about the game's delays.
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Privatization has been a key condition of Greece's international bailouts since 20163, but political resistance and bureaucratic snags mean few have gone ahead so far.
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There are still snags: According to activists, an evacuation convoy came under fire from Syrian forces as it was trying to leave the falling city.
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The companies are trying to win federal approval for the merger, but there is plenty of speculation that the deal may have hit some snags.
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The sort of person who fits this role is without sharp edges or potential snags; he would be "boring in a good way," as NFL.
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Image: APApple's rumored plans for an OLED iPhone in 2017 have reportedly hit some snags, according to report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman and Jungah Lee.
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A more recent plan to launch a small fleet of test cars in New York City has stalled after snags in the regulatory approval process.
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McDonald's may have been late to adopt digital ordering, but the burger chain is making sure it doesn't hit the same snags as its competitors.
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But snags are frustrating, especially when your years-in-the-making experiment is on another planet, much too far away to just fix by hand.
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The agency is working on an inflatable lander that could potentially land more weight, but testing of the vehicle has run into a few snags.
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"Paris Food Tour: Taste of Montmartre " snags the third spot on TripAdvisor's ranking and includes a three-hour, small-group guided tour with six stops.
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The previous cases hit snags "for a variety of reasons outside the control of (Wuest) and counsel," Keller Grover said in its class certification motion.
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Yelp. (Axios) Tech • Facebook's inquiry into data misuse, prompted by the Cambridge Analytica scandal, has hit snags: Some developers won't cooperate, and others have disappeared.
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"These were not gorgeous, beautiful sweaters — these guys are rough, they knit them themselves, so there should be some errors, snags, some wear," she said.
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Snags, or standing dead trees, in a part of the Stanislaus National Forest in California that was severely burned in the Rim Fire of 2013.
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Snags included an unfortunate spate of server outages and login problems, not to mention serious backlash over its presentation of beloved animated satire The Simpsons.
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If the House passes the measure, the Senate will still have a tight window to pass the legislation before the deadline, with possible snags looming.
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More: Investors are looking past weak data and trade snags, convinced that actions by central banks and a trade deal will keep stocks moving higher.
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Snackpass snags $21M to let you earn friends free takeout Sending people Snackpass rewards became a new way to flirt or show gratitude at Yale.
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Now engines are arriving fast - but fresh snags mean a Hamburg plant that assembles best-selling jets is having trouble absorbing them, industry sources said.
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Unlike sprawling corporate enterprises, you likely don't have a dedicated IT department working 24/7 to keep your tech humming along and addressing any security snags.
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Among the snags: Puzder's reportedly contentious divorce, some questionable business practices and labor ethics stances, and, oh yeah, the fact that he employed an undocumented housekeeper.
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Many hardware companies, especially crowdfunded ones in the US, learn that lesson the hard way, missing deadlines and hitting snags that lead to months-long delays.
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Whoever snags it will have a constant reminder of its history, because a picture of the former President and First Lady is still on the wall.
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She snags a slice and we meet our other friend at the 606 with our pups to get about three miles of walking and gossiping in.
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A320 snags and high early costs for its A350 helped push Airbus margins down last year, despite higher deliveries and lower spending on research and development.
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However, it seems that Daniel Stiepleman's script hit a few snags with its lead actor, though no reason was given for Portman's exit from the project.
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The vast services sector overcame hurricane-related snags to expand at its fastest pace in 214.6 years, even as the deadly storms weighed on September hiring.
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And Xi's handlers are expected to restrict the number of public appearances in order to avoid potential snags and safeguard against Trump's impulsive nature, strategists said.
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Claire snags some sleep at the base of a large tree, only to find that a large snake has wrapped itself around her during the night.
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The plane had reported three snags this month, according to the note - a pressure leak from the port door, a hydraulic leak and sluggish throttle movement.
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In addition to the easy-to-predict snags you might imagine resulting from this scenario, there's the fact that much of Wali's crew is anti-Semitic.
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A travel agent may be able to help resolve the snags that can happen on any trip, just by picking up the phone and calling them.
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Here, Lara Jean discovers that "happily ever after" isn't always easy, as another boy enters the picture, while her relationship with Centineo's Peter hits some snags.
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A number of caregivers who read another of my essays, about "The Strategic Lies of Oncologists," sent me horror stories of insurance snags and financial ruin.
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But snags in the negotiations, rules in both the House and Senate, and a snowstorm expected to hit Washington on Wednesday all complicate the voting timeline.
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Traditionally, in the first round, with dozens of candidates on the ballot, the French fringe right snags as much as 20 to 30 percent of the vote.
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When the OHI team took up the task again in 2013, they quickly hit snags: Their data sets, documentation and modeling procedures were still an ugly mess.
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Questionably cheap snags (which is what Aussies call sausages) in cheap white bread lathered in cheap sauce usually make an appearance at every Australian election polling booth.
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A big reason behind the kingdom's decision to postpone an initial public offering of Aramco were potential legal snags it faced if it listed in New York.
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So satellites in low orbits are constantly bombarded by small atmospheric particles that slowly nudge vehicles closer to Earth, until gravity snags them back to the planet.
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Fortunately, that ends when Jake snags David in the kitchen and tells him that he has to leave, or that awful blonde is gonna kill him too.
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An update to Tesla cars means the vehicles are able to find their owners in parking lots, but it seems the rollout has hit a few snags.
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Since 2009, Saint Etienne have performed Foxbase Alpha in its entirety on different occasions, and thanks to the advancement in technology they've done it with fewer snags.
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"Snags happen, because people are learning about it and saying 'well what about this, what about this,' " said Granger, the ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee.
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Having run out of Vanity Fair covers to grace, Conway snags press attention by demanding that the president pay closer attention to the Muslim extremist group ICO.
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Congress had seemed on track to deliver some kind of deal on the matter, but the snags in the latest negotiations could very well thwart such goals.
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Among other potential snags, they argued, was the possibility that sending wages up might just inspire bosses to cut back on workers' hours or hire fewer people.
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Each time the air circulates, it flies through a coarse filter that snags particles larger that 5,000 nanometers — that's about the size of your red blood cells.
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European rival Airbus in contrast has 127 net orders this year and is within reach of its full-year goal of 880-890 deliveries despite factory snags.
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White House aides spent all morning trying to digest the details of the 1,100-page bill and flag potential snags to the President and to Capitol Hill.
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Salmon, the focus of supply concerns a year ago after disease ravaged production in Chile, should see prices stabilize, while oysters have also been spared supply snags.
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Troubleshoot the many snags that can affect early-stage startups that are trying to bring talent into the country, with top Silicon Valley immigration expert Sophie Alcorn.
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But the Red Sea-Dead Sea project has hit snags, in part over funding, and Jordan still hasn&apost approached five short-listed consortiums to submit their bids.
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And the Model 2300, the company's first mass-market vehicle, has run into some serious production snags, raising questions about the company's ability to handle its current commitments.
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Airbus reaffirmed full-year forecasts, however, predicting that A20153neo deliveries would speed up later this year after a two-month break in some deliveries due to engine snags.
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Privatizations have been a central condition of Greece's succession of international bailouts since 25, but political resistance and bureaucratic snags have meant few have gone ahead to date.
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In the preview clip, the family makes memories like cooking together for taco night and taking a fishing trip — though of course there are snags along the way.
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The project to turn it into a luxury complex with a hotel, designer shops and offices had hit several snags, but it is due to open next year.
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Rolls, which competes with General Electric on the 787, offered Air Premia a "cutting edge" financial deal, Sim said, adding he was confident it would overcome recent snags.
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In the tale, Hansel snags a slice of bread in order to leave a trail of breadcrumbs so he and his sister, Gretel, can find their way home.
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The focus on national security came as President Obama's trip to Asia hit several diplomatic snags, intensifying Republican criticism of the White House's approach to foreign policy. Mrs.
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While Osbourne has previously opened up about her satisfaction with her facelift from this summer, she admitted to Clarkson that the surgery didn't come without a few snags.
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Brexit would not create new opportunities in Europe for Aviva, with the balance "more on the disadvantage side", particularly due to potential snags over transferring data, Montague said.
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Other efforts to use robots or automation have hit snags, in programs ranging from self-driving buses to package-delivering drones or robots that comfort nursing home residents.
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Wheat markets remained underpinned by firm cash prices globally, reflecting steady demand, a strong rouble in top wheat exporter Russia and transport snags due to strikes in France.
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Tehran blamed snags in obtaining British visas for Iranian delegates to the long-delayed conference, which had been scheduled to be held in London on Feb 22-24.
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One of the other snags in Ellen's relatability shtick: She has been criticized for occasionally getting a little too aggressive in some of her celebrity interviews, particularly with women.
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Though the F-353 has been plagued by cost overruns and technical snags, it is a path-breaking aircraft that comes into its own when dodging enemy air defences.
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Sure, we're eager to see who snags the gold statues tonight, but we're even more excited to check out the kind behind-the-scenes moments going down right now.
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With a non-compulsory, nationwide postal survey regarding same-sex marriage under way, the snags are up again, with Australians encouraged to throw a post-vote barbecue for equality.
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The only environment where I dealt with noticeable audio snags was on subway trains, where some kind of interference seemed to weaken the dependable playback I heard everywhere else.
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Major banks are still not ready for a no-deal Brexit as they contend with delays in licenses for new European Union businesses, staffing problems and snags redrafting contracts.
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House GOP leaders said they're putting the finishing touches on an enormous 2018 spending bill, predicting the few remaining snags will be ironed out as early as Monday night.
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Using an Intelligent Anti-Clip System, it prevents you from having nicks and snags and monitors the battery life, which can last up to 60 minutes on one charge.
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When Mr. Boothe called the store to complain, he said Mr. Fox offered various excuses, such as computer errors, shipping snags and problems with a wine merchant in France.
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The unofficial tally, a European record, includes the Canadian A220 recently taken over by Airbus and reflects a frenetic effort to catch up after engine delays and other snags.
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He's hit a few snags (his internet connection was literally chewed up by squirrels), and Charles occasionally gets stuck on a wall or tight corner, where Kinsley briefly intervenes.
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It has a mesh metal band that never snags on your arm hair or clothes, and its super slim profile makes it light and comfortable to wear all day.
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If testing and treatment hit snags, then incidence and drug resistance will rise — and the AIDS epidemic in the post-covid world will be worse than it was before.
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If you're interested in going wire-free — perfect for those looking to reduce snags and pulls — the Skullcandy Ink'd Bluetooth is the top pick for bluetooth headphones under $50.
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House – farm bill: The Hill: The House approved a five-year farm bill, following months of legislative drafting complicated by unrelated snags before a final vote tied to immigration.
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The White House sounded optimistic that a deal is in reach, with one official saying afterward the parties tentatively agreed to defense spending levels, one of the main snags.
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And when it comes to antitrust regulation, this deal will likely have an easier time securing approval than other recent mergers that have hit high-profile snags, Nadig said.
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The agency has given no indication — in Tuesday's statement or otherwise — that it might consider pushing back April's tax filing deadline in order to account for shutdown-related snags.
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"These omissions, or these snags and discrepancies, point to an issue of underreporting and inaccurate reporting that has the very adverse effect of putting the data in question," Wiggins said.
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You know, the one who snags a magical $5 lipstick at Sephora before it sells out everywhere, or gets the world's best haircut through the local salon's free apprentice workshop.
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It was meant to eliminate the endless paperwork and stress on deployed service members like Frederick, whose citizenship application for the country he was fighting for kept hitting bureaucratic snags.
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ET, fearful of traffic and other snags that might hold us up from making it to our appointed spot in Lenoir City before totality would occur, at 2:33 p.m.
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But the plan appeared to hit legislative snags, driven in part by uncertainty over whether Rauner's chief Democratic nemesis, House Speaker Michael Madigan, would kill the initiative in his chamber.
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While engine delays have eased, getting the cash-generating single-aisle program on track after separate industrial snags at a plant in Hamburg is one of the company's top priorities.
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An ungainly yet strangely captivating oddity, "London Road" snags your attention from the get-go in the manner of any razor-edge experiment: By making you wonder, what on earth?
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Earlier this year, he got his first show, "Constructs & Glitches," at the Future Perfect, featuring a striking suite of furniture inspired by snags he encountered while using 3D modeling software.
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And yet Chazelle's interest in Armstrong is as much personal as historical: bureaucratic snags, political-turf battles and engineering puzzles provide the narrative machinery, but feelings are the film's fuel.
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Since he took the job in 2010, though, attendance is up 43 percent, he said, and local art lovers have gotten used to unconventional events, although there have been snags.
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You avoid blindsiding people you're interested in working with, and you can preemptively spin any possible snags — like how a vacation policy could be made to work with religious holidays.
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But even well short of a no-deal split from Europe, Brexit will create snags in what is now a virtually seamless trading process, adding veterinary costs and border checks.
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Musk originally projected weekly production of 5,000 vehicles by the end of December but has since revised that target to the end of the second quarter after hitting manufacturing snags.
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For many of us, the holidays are the ultimate stress test: travel snags, the pressure to make things perfect, the sometimes overwhelming holiday "cheer" … not to mention the family drama.
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"The dead standing trees are called 'snags' in California and in Australia they call them 'stags,'" Dimaculangan explained at the homecoming, held at the Los Angeles Fire Department's Station 5.
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Major US allies hope to see the plan early so they can identify snags or build support, but they have been met with total silence that has left them frustrated.
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While engine delays have eased, getting the cash-generating single-aisle program on track after separate industrial snags at a plant in Hamburg is one of the company's top priorities.
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Fits, restarts, and snags Jim Green, the head of NASA's planetary science program, is optimistic about the project, which may soon cost the space agency roughly $20 million per year.
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This week, most of the energy in news reporting and social media explosion went toward President-elect Trump's transition, which has, by most accounts (except his own) hit a few snags.
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Potential snags: Each kind of bacteriophage tends to only infect certain bacteria, so the CRISPR technology would need to work with more types of bacteriophage in order to fight different infections.
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The world's largest energy user's ambition to spur gas use is hitting snags because of an inflexible pricing mechanism, lack of market access by independent players and infrastructure limitations, they said.
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Anyone with over a million Instagram followers snags 12-day trips to Tanzania, jet skis, and bundles of beauty products no amount of Sephora Beauty Insider points could ever get you.
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These gameplay snags would not be so frustrating if the fundamental mystery at the heart of Sea of Solitude wasn't so propulsive, urging you to move over its hurdles more quickly.
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It also includes a plan to sweep bad energy debt from the balance sheets of banks, which Reuters reported hit snags in recent weeks as lenders held out for more protections.
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She snags another packet of Yummy Spoonfuls—this time in the apple, strawberry and banana flavor—as an afternoon snack when she goes to pick up the kids from summer camp.
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To get started, follow these steps: Note that Digital Wellbeing is in beta until the fall, so you might run into some bugs and encounter some snags every now and then.
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Bloomberg said that AmazonPods or whatever we're calling them could debut during the second half of 2019, but also cited sources as saying the company has hit a few development snags.
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This sort of real-world testing ran into some snags as the company works to iron out the kinks, now that the product is available for both iOS and Android devices.
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SOCAR's purchase of a 66 percent stake in DESFA, penned in 2013, had hit snags when European Union competition watchdogs ordered it to dispose a 17 percent stake in the operator.
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The technology remains largely unproven and has hit several snags, but in June, the organization deployed an improved cleanup device that appears to be successfully catching (and holding onto) some trash.
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Ever since Tyrion killed his father and smuggled his way from the Lannisters to a Targaryen, he's been upholding his role as adviser to Queen Daenerys—with a few snags in between.
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But current and former employees of Tesla and Panasonic told Reuters that the solar factory was hitting production snags because of "assembly-line problems" and difficulties meeting CEO Elon Musk's aesthetic desires.
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Other countries have floated the idea of a natant nuclear plant—namely China and the US.Construction on the floating power plant first began in 2007, but hit many snags along the way.
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While the April 29 rehearsal performance helped Ehang Egret secure the world record, its second attempt on May 1 hit a few snags in the form of rogue drones and downed UAVs.
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The company had cut its annual revenue growth target in July, citing snags in China and Brazil, but its shares rose on Tuesday in response to higher sales and the general outlook.
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The company has run into technical snags with some aircraft engines and increased production of the A321 Airbus Cabin Flex, which allows airlines to seat more passengers through a flexible cabin design.
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Sure, there were a few snags at first—especially with my friends' love of early 29's slang—but over time my phone was able to learn which words I used most.
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While Palmer's first forays into entrepreneurship hit a few snags — his first concept was for a perfume and cosmetics company that never truly took off — he was hooked on the lifestyle nonetheless.
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BEIRUT, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Efforts to finalise a deal on a Lebanese national unity government hit new snags on Saturday, postponing its formation, a senior official closely involved in the efforts said.
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Some of the snags he has encountered sound like practical jokes, like the time he tried to ship a female mannequin from abroad but was told it could not enter Saudi Arabia.
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As for Ryan, he would have his moment gaveling down a victorious vote on a tax overhaul, twice, it turned out, after procedural snags forced technical changes the Senate bill Tuesday night.
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The administration has threatened to pull federal resources from local governments with sanctuary policies, but that threat has run into snags, including the lack of a legal definition of a sanctuary city.
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The latest snags mean GSK may enjoy more Advair profits for longer, although Mylan still has a chance to win a U.S. green light for its version of generic Advair in 2018.
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It makes sense, therefore, for a firm to review and prepare its continuity plan for possible government restrictions, logistical snags and communication difficulties that may make serving an advisory client a challenge.
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Beyoncé snags the top spot here, because there is not a single problem in this performance, hell, there's not a moment where she doesn't give every ounce of her power and ability.
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House and Senate leaders have run into last-minute snags on a $7.5 billion emergency package to combat the U.S. spread of coronavirus, including disputes over vaccine availability and hospital reimbursement costs.
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This diplomat said major US allies hope to see the proposal early so they can identify snags or build support, but they have been met with silence, which has left them frustrated.
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A health program that is central to the Trump administration's aggressive expansion of care outside the department's health facilities, known as the Mission Act, has hit snags right out of the gate.
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It's not an accident that Joe and Nick Jonas' personal styles are similar — Joe admits he often snags outfits from his younger brother's closet when he stops by his house for a visit.
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You choose which wood and metal finish you want, and each piece is then cut round, sealed, and clear coated to prevent anything from coming off on clothing or from incurring any snags.
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Mr Musk promised this week to create a special investment vehicle that would allow them and employees to "remain shareholders", but experts say such an unorthodox and complex arrangement may hit legal snags.
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Yet even as legalistic an institution as the EU ought to be able to find a way around snags such as this, if the prize is a better Brexit outcome for all parties.
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But unlike the flimsy combs of drugstore dryers, the bristles on the firm brush attachment were super strong and could easily take on my Afro hair, sliding through any tangles and snags seamlessly.
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" Cynthia Nixon snags Bernie group's backing against Cuomo - Daily Beast: " Cynthia Nixon on Monday picked up a major endorsement from the left in her race against incumbent New York Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo .
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The facility fell under federal jurisdiction, but federal and state regulators hit legal snags when they explored how to penalize the facility's operator, El Paso Corp, which sent its gas across state lines.
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California: After the passing Proposition 66 in the last election, an historic measure designed to "fix" the state's death penalty by speeding up the appeals process, the state has hit two substantial snags.
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Sure, there were minor snags with this first member of the Halletts Point family — uneven "soil conditions" from landfill that had to be dealt with and a contractor who had to be replaced.
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He snags one of the 13 boards he had in 20 minutes of action, using his good hands and a purity of will to cut through the chaos of being surrounded by three Pelicans.
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When you're done, pat the skin dry with a paper towel (skip using a regular wash cloth in case it snags the jewelry and causes irritation) and finish with a spritz of saline solution.
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Tiger Jared Sapp snags the ball, chucks it from the corner, and watches it bounce straight up to the heavens off the rim and finally back to Earth and through the net....BALL GAME!
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He glides with Kanye over a Mike Will Made-it beat ("Pussy Print), enlists Drake for a hook ("Back On Road"), and snags one of his most successful prodigies, Young Thug, for "Guwop Home.
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While that coverage could mean you (and your spouse) are able to drop parts of Medicare and pick them back up again down the road without paying penalties, the move might come with snags.
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Outside of film, Chef Goldblum inexplicably acquired a food truck in Sydney, Australia and gave out free "jazzy snags" to the people this past April like a modern-day Daddy Christ feeding the multitude.
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The repeal of Obamacare appears to have hit some snags and the GOP brought out Trump earlier Tuesday to serve as pitchman to House Republicans who may have been wavering ahead of Thursday's vote.
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Wavegarden, the Spanish company that designed NLand's lagoon, is also the architect of the one at Surf Snowdonia, which opened last year in Wales and, despite some early snags, has attracted plenty of customers.
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U.N. sources have conceded snags have hit the timeline for the implementation of the deal, with the main risk to the U.N.- peace drive a stalled troop withdrawal from Yemen's main port of Hodeidah.
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"There are years' worth of dead logs, overgrown shrubs and snags, which many firefighters call 'widow makers' because they are so deadly," Zinke wrote in a USA Today piece that coincided with the trip.
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But from time to time, my mind snags on a memory, and I wonder what story would play out now if I suddenly spotted this man sitting on a park bench, reading a book.
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A respected voter poll on Wednesday raised the prospect of a hung Parliament, meaning the Conservative Party might fail to win a majority if Jeremy Corbyn's opposition Labour Party snags some of the votes.
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To date, the market for computing headsets has hit a number of snags, because of high price points, awkward form factors and, in some cases, the need to be tethered to a bulky computer.
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These factors all make Haven Life an excellent choice for those with pre-existing medical conditions or a family history of such, but there are some potential snags to be aware of as well.
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On Capitol Hill, however, Republicans chafe at any suggestion that they have gone soft on Russia, and blame procedural snags on Democrats while offering a series of justifications for why the bill is problematic.
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Mitt Romney's team is coming up with a plan to stop Donald Trump before he snags the Republican nomination for president — and it might end with Romney as the nominee, CNN reported on Thursday.
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The lenders said they have given the Hebei government "plenty of understanding, trust and tolerance", but there has been no substantial progress in their 19 financing projects that ran into snags after Hebei Financing's insolvency.
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On her way home from class, a biker zooms by and snags Ilana's dress, pulling it clean off of her and leaving her in nothing but leggings (like I said, it's 2011) and a bra.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Boeing Co is fixing production problems with its 777 wide-body jetliner but has not stopped production and does not expect the snags to delay deliveries to airlines, it said on Monday.
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Cynthia Turoski, a CFP and team leader of Bonadio Wealth Advisors, a division of The Bonadio Group, had a client whose situation illustrates the snags that can arise if the decedent is the sole homeowner.
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Completion of the merger between Hapag Lloyd and UASC had been held up for months until funding snags were overcome and the deal was completed, which also slowed the sales process for UACC, sources said.
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Wild, which is usually between a sensible and a riskier option, you can go through the entire thing without hitting any snags, which is what I did my first two runs through the first episode.
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"You've got to believe we're due for a Trump tweet at some point, but I think with demand, these drawdowns, and the refinery snags we've been having, it's kind of a bullish setup," he said.
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The Orange Is the New Black star is set to go mic to mic with former costar Samira Wiley on this week's Lip Sync Battle, and we can't wait to see who snags the crown.
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But when it comes to the process of operating an election, at the nuts-and-bolts level, most experts give us decent marks, noting that every electoral system has its own unique snags and shortcomings.
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McDonald's breakfast is a fan favorite, but with the chain relying heavily on breakfast to win more visitors, it has a lot to lose if Wendy's snags a significant market share of the breakfast business.
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Folks will also be waiting to see if Jennifer Lopez snags a statue for her much hailed performance in "Hustlers" and if Joe Pesci will show up even though he's known to shun the spotlight.
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While an Iowa Democratic Party spokeswoman insisted the app "did not go down and this is not a hack or an intrusion," the technical snags largely achieved the effects officials have long sought to avoid.
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But the engine snags and other issues have diminished the prospect of a maiden flight in late June, despite a prediction over the weekend by the head of Gulf airline Emirates for a June 26 flight.
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LONDON (Reuters) - ArcelorMittal's bid to buy Italian steel major Ilva may have hit serious snags, but the European Union's steel sector is set to benefit in the short term whether or not there is a deal.
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Everyone even breaks out into smiles at the end as longtime Green collaborator Jack Dishel snags a selfie with Culkin's Kurt Cobain-Christ and the pop culture lestai hanging next to him on identical cardboard crosses.
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Stout doesn't ship with a chain-guard as standard equipment, putting riders at risk of oil stains or snags to their skirts or trousers, which is a strange choice for a commuter bike aimed at professionals.
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A hook protruding from the back of the drone snags on a line, which both slows the craft down and causes it to swing up into a waiting net, where nose barbs keep it in place.
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PEOPLE Pet Vet Evan Antin has three simple tips that will make the lives of all traveling pet parents a bit easier, allowing you to avoid snags and keep your furry pal as safe as possible.
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But the engine snags and other issues have diminished the prospect of a maiden flight in late June, despite a prediction over the weekend by the head of Gulf airline Emirates for a June 26 flight.
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He's just like any average guy, except sometimes he wins the lottery, or snags a kiss from a vampire, or bursts into flames while riding his hog, realizing he's under the employ of the Devil himself.
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Yet more snags await: There is still a hodge-podge of charging and paying processes across the country as vendors are not in sync with each other, meaning Ruesselsheimers may encounter payment difficulties on longer journeys.
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By next year, despite some snags, the pool is expected to be available year-round, and a new geothermal plant nearby could provide a fresh source of electricity for a region that has suffered economic decline.
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The precious illustrations of pint-sized Michael, Dwight (who snags himself an Assistant to the Line Leader position,) Jim, Pam, Angela, Kelly, Ryan, Stanley, Meredith, Phyllis, Kevin, Oscar, Creed, Toby, and more are charming as hell.
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But in spite of a complete lack of relevant experience on the part of the organizers, and a breathtakingly tacky promo video, the so called Video Gamer Gauntlet Cruise seems to have hit a few snags!
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But as it brings more server infrastructure online to handle the load, battles will be brought to lower-level players incrementally, and Niantic doesn't expect the rollout to take too long unless it hits some serious snags.
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But this desire reportedly has the U.K. government nervous that Trump will be displeased that if his predecessor snags an invite and he does not — especially before he's even had a chance to meet Queen Elizabeth herself.
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And right now, Macy&aposs has a VIP Sale that snags you an extra 15 percent off most beauty products – including the already-discounted Naked palette – which brings this must-have makeup bag staple to just $23.
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New York–based upstart Domio—which just raised a $12 million series A—snags long-term leases on buildings or units in mixed-use apartment complexes, then converts them into sleekly furnished pads with hotel-esque perks.
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For instance, if an app tends to be most downloaded on Saturdays, but snags the featured spot on a Sunday, it might receive a smaller download boost than if it was compared to a slower download day.
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While the Senate Appropriations Committee deserves immense credit for clearing all 12 appropriations bills on a bipartisan basis at the earliest possible date since the late 1980s, the funding requests have hit snags on the Senate floor.
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Negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement have hit several snags and some strategists have said they fear President Donald Trump will pull America from the pact that underlies trade between the US, Mexico and Canada.
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Planemakers worldwide have been struggling with supplier problems in the past 12 months and Airbus has faced some production snags and quality problems, though any shortfall in deliveries is not expected to have a significant profit impact.
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It's dusk now, and Henry Real Bird, a rancher and the former poet laureate of Montana, is walking in the bare snags of coyote willow on the banks of the Humboldt River three blocks south of downtown.
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But even if Biden snags his first first-place finish, his campaign faces steep odds for capitalizing on the victory in time to make a comeback by Super Tuesday, just three days after the South Carolina primary.
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The internal snags have exacerbated delivery delays that leave Airbus with the challenge of delivering 76 single-aisle planes per month in the last quarter, according to consultants Flight Ascend, 9.6 percent more than its previous record.
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We're also told the 2 were working on a music project together that's obviously hit some snags, but when X is released after his 1-year sentence ... it's go-time, and they plan to finish the album.
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Reunification talks hit the latest in a long line of snags last month over a decision by Greek Cypriot lawmakers to commemorate the 1950 referendum which had then sought to unite the island with Greece — infuriating Turkish Cypriots.
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Few civilians remain from a population that once numbered around 400,000, and the city lacks electricity and running water, meaning that supplies must be trucked in, leading to traffic snags between armored vehicles and water and fuel tankers.
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But technical snags left me frustrated: neither the Amazon Fire TV nor the Roku 3 (I have both, there's that privilege again!) would stream the show in their HBO Go apps, even though it was listed as available.
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Tuesday's decision by Judge Richard Posner of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals highlights the hurdles that passengers can face in holding carriers liable for travel snags, including when foreign laws or code-sharing arrangements are involved.
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The new curbs on Iranian exports come on top of Washington's earlier ban on Venezuelan crude and output snags in Angola, another big producer of the dense crude grades that best yield lucrative refined products like jet fuel.
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The B.F.R. is far more ambitious than the Falcon 9 and the Falcon Heavy — larger, more powerful and fully reusable — and thus even more likely to encounter technological snags, and the design of the B.F.R. is still evolving.
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Boeing officials said the maiden voyage would last 3-5 hours and herald months of testing and certification before the aircraft enters service with Emirates in 2021, a year later than originally scheduled because of snags during development.
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During the flick, which is based on Jenny Han's young adult book series, the main character snags a scrunchie from his crush's hair and puts it on his wrist, commenting that she looks pretty with her hair down.
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" Related: 'Black-ish' teen star Marsai Martin snags producing gig Martin's first film as part of the deal is "StepMonster," a comedy about a teenage girl played by Martin, who is "adjusting to life with a new stepmother.
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While Pratt has found a fix for some of the problems and some others are expected to be fixed later this year, the snags are causing "a brand and reputational issue for the airline," said another of the sources.
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The thing now is that there aren't any jobs, and it seems to be a lot of bad stuff that's happening—one can almost see it like a thin spool of thread that's been unstrung and snags each one.
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In August, sources said talks to finalize the government-to-government deal for 36 jets had run into snags over the unit price and a condition that Dassault Aviation invest a big percentage of the deal's value in India.
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It also has no trouble handling braided line, which, being finer than traditional monofilament or fluorocarbon fishing line, has a penchant for getting caught up and frayed or cut clean off in any crevices or snags that present themselves.
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While Pratt has found a fix for some of the problems and some others are expected to be fixed later this year, the snags are causing "a brand and reputational issue for the airline", said another of the sources.
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His stick lift on Karlsson, the speed and grace with which he snags the puck out from under him, is the kind of thing I can watch hundreds of times and never tire because it's just so damn beautiful.
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"When the tongue glides over fur, the hooks are able to lock onto tangles and snags," lead author Alexis Noel, a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering who presented her research at a physics conference this month, explained to the Washington Post.
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While the autonomous system hit a few snags during its own demo, this was the first proof the automaker might be able to fulfill its initial promise to challenge Tesla's reign as the preeminent name in the all-electric car space.
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But the road to success hit a few snags along the way: Metz and Haines encountered two production delays before shipping out the product, and the hardware manufacturing process proved to be longer and more tiresome than the duo had expected.
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Corn seeding snags have raised the prospect that farmers will shift some areas to later-planted soy, while renewed tensions in U.S.-China trade talks have dampened hopes for a swift return to massive soybean shipments between the two countries.
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Though the House of Representatives passed a version of the bill Tuesday, the discovery of three snags in the legislation will force the House to vote again on the Senate's version Wednesday before President Trump can sign it into law.
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Mr McConnell is said to have told Mr Trump that someone with a paper trail as long as Mr Kavanaugh's could hit more snags and give Democrats more to gripe about than one of the greener judges on the list.
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The project has been in the works since 2013, and it's hit a few snags as the regulation of US commercial drone operations has been a slow and often painful process for companies trying to get operations off the ground.
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I then call my mail-order prescription company to make sure my insulin will arrive on time; there have been some snags since I had to sign up for COBRA to cover the time before my new benefits kick in.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Japan and the European Union should agree on Thursday to a free trade pact that could be completed within months, after senior officials removed final snags to a political deal intended as a signal to U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Two more snags to finding who is responsible for the attack: TheShadowBrokers, the group that enabled the hack by posting the loophole online, has emptied out its bitcoin account, worth $24,000, a surprising move since this could identify the group.
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LONDON, March 9 (Reuters) - Foreign banks are slowly starting to re-engage with Iran's Middle East Bank after international sanctions were eased in January, although it will be months before all snags are resolved, the bank's chief said on Wednesday.
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DETROIT, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Tesla Inc's new Model 3 sedan is likely to have "average" reliability despite production snags because it uses older technology rather than newer innovations that are causing problems for automakers, Consumer Reports magazine said on Thursday.
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Russia is expected to shoulder half of the non-OPEC cut, but on Friday sources in Moscow signaled there were snags that needed to be addressed before a deal could be reached, including full compliance with cuts by all parties involved.
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One of the first snags I hit is the realization that carbs don't just live in bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, beer, and wine but are hiding out in the kind of foods that I'd wrongly assumed I could consume at will.
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When we reviewed Bragi's fully wireless earbuds back in November, we wrote, "using them feels a little like you've finally arrived" – turns out it was a bit of unintentionally ironic foreshadowing, as the headphones encountered a few snags along the way.
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In the case of Bitcoin, people use the chips to solve a kind of cryptographic math puzzle that's used to update a public log of transactions—a process known as mining, because the winner of each puzzle snags some currency.
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The problem illustrates the snags that can arise in transporting crude to the U.S. Gulf Coast as oil prices have rebounded to more than $2000 a barrel and companies have reduced costs to make drilling more profitable in the Permian.
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Privatisations, a key feature of Greek bailouts since 2010, have generated only 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion) so far against an initial target of 50 billion euros in the face of resistance from politicians and unions as well as bureaucratic snags.
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Boeing had aimed to first fly the 777X, a plane it launched at the 2013 Dubai Air Show, last year but the company faced delays because of snags with the General Electric GE9X engines, the largest aircraft engine in the world.
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The move comes a day after Airbus took a fresh writedown of 1.2 billion euros against A400M losses and urged seven NATO buyer nations to limit its exposure to heavy fines and payment delays caused by new technical snags and delays.
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With plenty of anticipation heading into the season, the Cavaliers hit some snags on offense, but scored 10 points in the first 6:37 of the third quarter to turn a 14-13 halftime deficit into a 23-14 lead.
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Jordan Mauger snags Ferguson's rose, but they too realize they haven't had enough time to make it work (they just shared their first kiss during Monday's episode), and with him living in New Zealand and her in the States, they part ways.
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Reuters reported last week that the first-half total of 2003 aircraft would put Airbus on course to beat Boeing in 2019 but leave it with a record production task in the second half amid continued industrial snags at a Hamburg plant.
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She's carrying armfuls of filched items by the time she rolls up to a five-star hotel, snags a stranger's suitcase, and proceeds to skillfully secure herself a free room to relax in, all worn out from a day of short cons.
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But Roseanne continued to be intensely political — as it always was — throughout the season, with the issues of the day (anti-Muslim prejudice, genderqueer kids, health care snags, opioid addiction, the fears of the white working class) illustrated through the Conner family's experiences.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union leaders' talks to work out a deal to convince Britain to stay in the 28-nation bloc have hit "critical" snags and leaders have been asked to book hotels for an additional night until Saturday, an EU official said.
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The difference between Google's approach and others is that Google predicts these delays before the airlines announce them, which you could potentially do on your own if you use websites like FlightAware to hunt for any snags in your plane's arrival time.
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Critics including opposition politicians say it encouraged a risk-taking culture that saw Carillion bid aggressively for contracts and accept slender margins, leaving it little room for maneuver and leading to it racking up more and more debt when projects hit snags.
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Upon returning the fallen sailor, they indulge in a night of celebration and, in Mike's case, adultery, that he once again relays back to his lunch club — only this time, the waitress who has been in contact with Eileen snags the letter.
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There are a lot of reasons this can happen, but a new website called Disconest seeks to solve a few common snags by compiling metadata including the musical key, BPM, and time signature of your records, which should certainly be helpful to beginners.
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But the Montreal-based company could still face snags in coming months after delivering 17 CSeries in 2017, down from an initial target of 30 - a delay the plane-and-train maker has previously attributed to delays at engine supplier Pratt & Whitney.
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The star of Netflix's critically acclaimed series One Day at a Time is receiving Emmy buzz for her role as single mom and army veteran Penelope Alvarez — and there's no doubt the actress will be very excited if she snags a nomination.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese companies are offering to pay record break-up fees and are willing to settle for minority stakes in U.S. mergers and acquisitions in an attempt to assuage concerns of potential overseas partners about regulatory snags scuttling the deals.
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But those talks hit snags as Toshiba, fearing that Western Digital was angling to eventually take over the chip business, sought to control the U.S. firm's stake in return for a better position in their current chipmaking joint venture, the sources said.
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TOULOUSE, France, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Airbus said it was making good progress in resolving Pratt & Whitney engine snags that are holding up some A320neo narrowbody deliveries, and gave a fresh signal it is considering raising output of its larger A350 wide-body jet.
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Plaid snags Quovo to build full-service financial API offering For Whitfield, Summer is an opportunity to take advantage of a combination of his skills coming from a consumer-facing app and B2B2C model like Slice and the fintech integration architecture of Plaid.
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Along with the Night mode, iPhone 11 models running at least iOS 13.2 have Deep Fusion, Apple's machine-learning technology that snags nine versions of a shot in low to medium light and blends the best parts together into one detailed photo.
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Singularities—snags in the otherwise smooth fabric of space and time where Albert Einstein's classical gravity theory breaks down and the unknown quantum theory of gravity is needed—seem to always come cloaked in darkness, hiding from view behind the event horizons of black holes.
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Given those past setbacks, there has been widespread speculation that the Trump administration's new policy would be designed to avoid legal snags — much the same way Trump issued permutations of the travel ban, each one redrafted to evade challenges that doomed the one before.
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Following the logic of fire would create the kind of landscape preferred by native species such as the California spotted owl or the Pacific fisher—a mosaic of dark, dense snags and sunlit clearings, of big stand-alone trees and open ridgelines connecting drainages.
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Sixth-seeded Troy snags Sun Belt title, NCAA berth Sixth-seeded Troy capped an improbable run to the Sun Belt Conference tournament title with its fourth win in five days, toppling fourth-seeded Texas State 235-21 on Sunday at Lakefront Arena in New Orleans.
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Mike, dressed in head to toe black (hopefully not too hot in the desert that day!), hogties the driver, snags a quarter of a million dollars hidden in the tires, and high-tails it out of the middle-of-nowhere and back to Albuquerque.
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The iPhone X doesn't drop for another agonizingly-long month — if you're one of the lucky few who snags a pre-order reservation early, that is — but there are some even luckier people out there who already have their hands on Apple's next-level handset.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Organizers of an LGBT conference in China's "gay capital" had to scrap the event this week, the second time in as many months a public seminar aimed at expanding awareness of lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues has run into snags.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsBottom Line The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - GOP snags mic with impeachment protest Former Pete Sessions staffer to comply with subpoena in federal probe investigating Giuliani, associates MORE (R-Texas), and Joseph Rubin, former counsel to Rep.
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But a tweet from Bernie Sanders late in the afternoon suggesting the bill could hit a few additional snags before the expected Wednesday night vote weighed on stocks ahead of the close, and the Dow ultimately finished the session with a 93 point gain.
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"What we want to do is count every second that it takes to get the soldier from the first point of entry all the way to his or her foxhole to be successful ... and we anticipate that there will be some snags," Wolters said.
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And it illustrated race relations in Eunice over the past half-century: the systematic separation of a bygone era; the ever-evolving change today; the essential but imperfect progress that unspools ahead, kinks and snags, then untangles and casts forward again, hopeful and complicated.
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Additionally, because Jones's meticulous research — drawn from archives and emails handed over by the CIA — conflicts with many official accounts from several branches of government, the Senate's plan to release the report to the American public begins to hit snags as it nears completion.
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The Walking Dead has invested too much in the story line to get just a season and a half out of the Saviors, especially not when it's done this much building up and foreshadowing to convince the audience that Rick's plan will undeniably hit some snags.
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"I have seen a few situations in which students made what I consider a questionable decision" and then hit some academic or athletic snags, said Nina Berler, a college counselor with a private practice who also provides counseling at The Hudson School in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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Chinese Companies Seek to Allay U.S. Regulatory Fears | Chinese companies are offering to pay record breakup fees and are willing to settle for minority stakes in mergers and acquisitions in an attempt to assuage the concerns of potential overseas partners about regulatory snags' scuttling the deals.reuters
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When a man atop a speeding train blindly casts a fishing line (where did he get the rod?) through an open window (which we just saw closed) and snags a bag in midair, it's a scene that even the Three Stooges would have rejected as ridiculous.
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However, the prospects for a permanent arrangement have already hit snags, with the Afghan government rejecting a prisoner swap with the Taliban that was supposed to precede talks and the Taliban pulling out of a partial truce the U.S. had expected to be honored throughout negotiations.
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But I do believe it is the hum she speaks of that steadies our partnership, even if our day-to-day shuffle of work and parenting snags the last ounce of romance we were trying to save for those weary moments together after tucking in the children.
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"If I run into two or three such snags in a nonfiction book, I start to think maybe you could cook up a supernatural backstory in which those enigmatic or apparently irrational actions actually make sense," Powers says in Episode 186 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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Let's be honest, there are few feelings that can match the rush of watching live as your favorite team catches a pass in the end zone, snags a game winning run in the bottom of the ninth, or gets a sudden KO in the middle of the octagon.
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Ambar Bhattacharyya, 36, managing director at Maverick Ventures, recommended this book because in each chapter, the book interviews founders of companies like Yahoo and Hotmail, giving a glimpse into their founding stories, what it was like for them to raise money, and what happened when they hit snags.
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Though the company has been under criticism for repeating mistakes of the past, these kinds of snags are classic problems for large-scale supply chains, as Brian Higgins, a partner at global consultancy firm KPMG Advisory and US supply chain practice lead, explained to Motherboard in a phone call.
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About one in five projects run into problems that slow or derail goals, according to the Clinton Global Initiative, which released a report in June on its commitments over 10 years, and a separate one by Open Road Alliance, a nonprofit that aids projects that have hit snags.
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Meanwhile, although Part A is free as long as you have at least a 10-year work history of contributing to the program through payroll taxes, it can also cause snags if your other insurance is a high-deductible health plan with a health savings account, or HSA.
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At 24 and entering his fourth season with the Giants, he is a three-time Pro Bowler, an explosive wide receiver known for making jaw-dropping airborne snags and a charismatic celebrity who was spotted at Paris Fashion Week parties in March with Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner and Travis Scott.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsTexas GOP rep predicts heavy Democratic presence in state ahead of 2020 Bottom Line The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - GOP snags mic with impeachment protest MORE and John CulbersonJohn Abney CulbersonTexas GOP rep predicts heavy Democratic presence in state ahead of 2020 Ex-Rep.
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But the snags in the National Security Council transition may be more problematic, current and former officials said, because that is the organization that advises the president on the most urgent foreign policy issues, drawing together recommendations from the State Department, the Pentagon, the Central Intelligence Agency and other agencies.
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Whether you're trying to stream Game of Thrones to your Chromecast or finishing up that late document on a larger screen while multitasking, the slower Celeron processors on other Chromebooks hit snags regularly, especially if you're fortunate enough to use higher-than-HD resolution secondary displays, like a 4K TV, for example.
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Just take a looksee at Houston's Brandon Wilson creating a perfect metaphor for your expectations of this game, as he snags No. 3 Oklahoma's field goal attempt from them, marching the ball down 109 yards for one of the craziest field goal returns (yes, that's a thing) that you'll see in a minute.
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The fight over spending hit multiple snags in Congress' first week back from recess, with Democrats threatening to introduce controversial abortion-related amendments to funding bills for foreign operations and labor and health and human services despite an agreement from the summer where lawmakers agreed not to add so-called poison pill amendments.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - GOP snags mic with impeachment protest House Ethics Committee to investigate Katie Hill allegations Freshman Democrat Katie Hill denies improper relationship with staffer MORE (D-Calif.) violated chamber rules by engaging in a sexual relationship with a staffer in her office.
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While he snags lots of headlines for his immature outbursts in the impeachment hearings, Jordan's involved in one of the biggest sexual abuse scandals in history: accused by two men of dismissing their complaints, when he was assistant wrestling coach at Ohio State, that the team doctor was routinely abusing members of the team.
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Back on the floor, I looked at an array of tropical-print shirts and cute shorts ($365), a pair of men's drop-crotch jeans with dark red paint flecks ($425) — I checked to make sure I wasn't just bleeding somewhere — and, at $195, Joy Division and Sonic Youth tees with snags and moth bites.
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The too-good-to-be-true bromance between North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and the Trump administration hit some snags this week, as the North Koreans clarified that their position remains irreconcilably opposed to US demands for complete verifiable nuclear disarmament and the Trump administration was shown to still have no real way of achieving its policy aims.
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In reality, the building's vastness has consistently defeated any attempts at upkeep, leaving it, Young notes, in "a state of perpetual crumbling," a very attractive idea for an artist whose work has consistently probed the seams of the law looking for the kinds of snags and frays that might allow a productive unraveling of its supposedly inviolable fabric.
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Apple's now year-old A12 Bionic chip is still fast and there are no delays, snags, or long load times with the XS. The entry-level 64GB of storage should be more than enough for most people, but if you want more, you can get 256 or 512 GB of storage instead — for a few hundred dollars more.
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Without an insight into Nintendo's decision making process it's hard to tell why these snags keep occurring; but at the same time, the huge complexity of international supply chains is disguised by the ease by which products from around the world appear on our doorstep, and we usually only perceive it when things don't go to plan.
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Kate (left) and Sylvia Kate and Sylvia, who were a little too focused on their own nuptials to notice how hard I was crying in the third row, told me later that they got exactly the wedding day they wanted — but that doesn't mean they didn't hit any snags in the planning process, which Sylvia handled herself.
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But the USMCA, which would replace the 26-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement, has run into some last minute snags as Mexico's chief negotiator, Jesus Seade, has objected to congressional language on implementation of the trade deal that calls for the designation of up to five U.S. experts to monitor Mexico's compliance with labor reforms.
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He's the centerpiece of a team riddled with question marks; if Indiana snags the four seed and blitzes the league with a top-ten offense and defense, it'll be because George did ridiculous things on a nightly basis, like making over 210 percent of his threes with Defensive Player of the Year consistency on the other end.
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But that, like socialism itself, is an impure ideal, as it's impossible to get through a shared supper without someone (or everyone) feeling like an autocrat: There is the bully who orders for the entire table, the allergy sufferer who regrets forcing her sensitivities upon friends, the hungry person who snags the last lobster ravioli and is then filled with shame.
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New York, meanwhile, brings a whole new web of entanglements, including Ray's unexpected friendship with the cop ("The Wire's" Domenick Lombardozzi) who helps rescue him, more work for studio mogul Sam Winslow (Susan Sarandon, whose guest role is being expanded) and Ray's involvement with a mayoral candidate ("NYPD Blue" alum Lola Glaudini), whose campaign runs into some fairly dramatic snags.
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I did hit a few snags when setting the modules up to work in Ableton (the most annoying one being how they kept defaulting to step sequencer mode when I didn't want them to.) But once I got things up and running, it was clear that none of the software plug-ins I have come anywhere close to replicating these kind of warming analog tones.
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Although some restaurant managers are irritated by their popularity with Pokémon hunters (one Lexington, Kentucky lunch spot angrily insists that its Pokémon are for paying customers only), the majority seem to be doing what they can to capitalize on the increased foot traffic, whether that means spending a few real-life bucks to attach lure modules to their PokéStops or offering discounts to anyone who snags a Pokémon on the property.
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It also reported that Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - GOP snags mic with impeachment protest Democratic handwringing hits new highs over 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines MORE, the former New York City mayor who has flirted with running for president, has also said he would consider entering the race if he saw a path to victory.
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If approved (most applicants are not), the company snags the ultimate endorsement: the honor of displaying the royal coat of arms, along with the prestigious "by appointment" legend alongside the company logo, a practice that can be traced to the reign of Elizabeth I. With the help of a royal warrant road map, tourists can effectively shop the royal family's go-to brands, centuries-old companies that represent top quality, heritage and craftsmanship.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - GOP snags mic with impeachment protest Former Pete Sessions staffer to comply with subpoena in federal probe investigating Giuliani, associates Fourth defendant in Giuliani associate case taken into custody at New York airport MORE (R-Texas) will comply with a subpoena in the federal probe investigating Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiDemocrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Giuliani hits back at Trump's nominee for Russia ambassador: He 'doesn't know what he's talking about' Overnight Defense: Pentagon shares images of al-Baghdadi raid | Bolton called for impeachment inquiry deposition | Russia ambassador pick pressed on surveillance flight treaty MORE and associates.
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The hesitation among Democrats to solidify support around a single candidate has some primary voters hoping for a late entry by big name politicians like former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergThe ship has sailed for Michael Bloomberg and Hillary Clinton The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - GOP snags mic with impeachment protest Democratic handwringing hits new highs over 2020 MORE or 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonHillicon Valley: Twitter to refuse all political ads | Trump camp blasts 'very dumb' decision | Ocasio-Cortez hails move | Zuckerberg doubles down on Facebook's ad policies | GOP senator blocks sweeping election reform bill Ocasio-Cortez lauds Twitter's decision to refuse political ads Hillary Clinton celebrates Twitter's decision to stop political advertising: 'What say you, Facebook?
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But shortly after announcing the deal, Senate leaders struggled to fend off a number of last-minute snags, and they encountered various hurdles as they tried to write the bill's fine print..." (WaPo) -- News you can use from CNN's team: "What's in the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill..." (CNN) -- Here's the context for the bill's $25 million to support the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts... (CNN) -- Craig Aaron's proposal: A "stimulus" for the journalism industry... (CJR) -- Read more of Wednesday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... -- Sam Stein on Wednesday's WH briefing: "From the tone of Trumps presser you'd have no clue that it's been the worst 24 hours yet in terms of infections and deaths in the US. It's all optimism and self congratulations up there.
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