Some day, maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but some day, we will prevail.
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" As he argues, "Some day, perhaps, the Negroes would
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I would love to do something with Rumpelstiltskin some day.
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JOHN HARWOOD: You want to run for president some day?
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And I think that some day we'll have a deal.
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"I hope I can hire some of them some day."
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"Maybe technology companies and schools will combine together some day."
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We may well get back to that point some day.
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I'm sure we'll see Rebecca (Katie Findlay) again some day.
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"I knew some day they would make history," she said.
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We are hoping some day more information will come out.
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That's going to be a terrific trivia question some day.
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"I hope I can go home some day," Lim says.
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Am I going to have to shoot somebody some day?
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I knew some day I wanted to, but not then.
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I think he'll go back to Washington state some day.
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It would be amazing if that could happen some day.
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But maybe I can live up to that some day.
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It'd be cool to get to do that some day.
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And I hope some day we have a woman president.
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Gundlach also mentioned digital currencies may get hacked some day.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will consider growing one himself some day.
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" _____ • "Maybe we'll have to give that a shot some day.
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I'm sure these devices will become surgically implanted some day.
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Do you think I could be like him some day?
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"I want to teach baby Olympians some day," she said.
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You don't vote, but you will be voting some day.
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This has been some day, Tiny muttered into Dale's hair.
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" That verse, whose words repeat in the fifth verse, includes the lyrics "We shall overcome/We shall overcome some day," and "Oh deep in my heart I do believe/We shall overcome some day.
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I thought he was going to be really important some day.
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Some day, China's brightest youngsters may no longer want to come.
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Jeff Bezos says Amazon Video could be really big some day.
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Now, that may happen some day," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Is this going to be an Accel-size firm some day?
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This process could some day make transplanting organs much less risky.
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Let's hope we get to live in that world some day.
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And some day we'll all have a good laugh about it.
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Beasley will get another opportunity some day, and he'll be ready.
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And yes, I will return with my three children some day.
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Some day, you might fly inside this Ehang 184 Drone. Seriously.
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Shailene Woodley isn't ruling out a run for office some day.
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Hopefully, Japan's new additions will make their way here some day.
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Some day there may be no divide between automotive and technology.
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My friends might leave some day and leave me alone here.
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Who knows, maybe she'll chair the whole Appropriations Committee some day.
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This could be useful if you plan on returning some day.
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"I want to be a successful YouTuber some day," she said.
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"Maybe some day I'll call him for political advice," he said.
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" He added: "If death comes, it had to happen some day.
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Many students here intend to run for elective office some day.
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They want Arya to wear your face some day, for example.
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Going meatless on some day(s) of the week works, too.
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And some day I believe that will be proven out bigly.
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And we can talk about it some day over a beer.
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But, maybe some day soon, she'll decide to return to her roots.
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That may be the case some day, but it is not now.
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Would love to see some of your work in person some day!
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But the quartet will some day have to hang up their racquets.
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No one would be shocked if Congo had a coup some day.
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I'll do work some day, probably in the novel, maybe the drama.
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And some day you will let Alisyn interview me, at least once.
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If I regret it some day, I can't get my penis back.
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Some day, someone will be able to turn on a phone's microphone.
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Won't you give it a try tonight or some day this week?
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Some day you're going to have to sit on your own bottom.
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He promised himself that he would learn to make it some day.
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We're all going to die some day, so you change your mind.
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I'd like to be there for one of those sessions some day.
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It could happen, just as I may travel to Mars some day.
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As for Tani, some day he wants to be a chess grandmaster.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I guarantee you cars are gonna slow down some day.
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Some day Disney may return to its roots and start innovating again.
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We are left with the question, Will she run, too, some day?
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But he still dreams of fully returning to his music career some day.
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"I just felt like some day she was gonna beat this," she says.
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Some day I would like to return with them and photograph Somalia renewed.
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But researchers have demonstrated that some day spinach could actually be your heart.
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So some day very soon, cheap is no longer going to mean slow.
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I wanted to answer questions people ask on some day-to-day shit.
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And if he becomes vice president, he might well become president some day.
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Let's hope that Pattinson and the Safdie brothers get their recognition some day.
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Their plan's only weakness was that it might some day end in success.
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And we think some day, customers will see this for what it is.
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"Somewhere, some day, maybe we can use this to re-establish a George."
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" He continued: "And some day one of those forgotten stories would be mine.
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I got to say, I know they're coming to get me some day.
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Some day, Huawei might be able to leverage Google's services again, after all.
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Are they going to fade away some day — the accent marks, that is?
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That difference may some day be shown to make a difference, he said.
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Some day, we'll make statues of them, like they was our own heroes.
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And it's also a surrogate for the cat I'd like to have some day.
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Some day, to shore up its popularity, it may be tempted to invade Taiwan.
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Well, it'll have to end some day, not immediately, but someday in the future.
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Some day you need to grow up, hire marketers and build a proper website.
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Though Rus is hopeful that it will some day lead to something commercially viable.
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"Some day," I whisper softly to myself, before returning to the task at hand.
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Maybe some day I'll understand why watching other people play video games is fun.
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Some day this could mean pulling diagnosis codes from paper documents and classifying documents.
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Maybe some day the Dr. Dre deal will bear some fruit on this front.
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When I was a little kid, I thought 'Oh that'd be cool some day.
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They hope to rent it out some day and move to a bigger place.
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For me that dream was: I wanted to go work at Sega some day.
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Koko has always been very open about wanting to be a mom some day.
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But some prominent companies are considering taking space there some day, including Brooklyn Brewery.
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"It would be a very interesting question to some day ask him," Trump continued.
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But she can't always accompany Uncle Vin, who needs some day-to-day assistance.
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We want to take this party back, and I think some day we can.
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"Some day, the water is going to come back," Zigun said, with cheery stoicism.
|
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Perhaps some day, we will find hard proof that demystifies this long-standing problem.
|
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Maybe some day we'll get the tools we need to interact with the world.
|
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Despite some day-one technical hiccups, Disney+ amassed 10 million subscribers on launch day.
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But some day I will live on a donkey sanctuary with Michael B. Jordan.
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She dared dream that some day her art would be exhibited in the museum.
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And he dismissed any notion that Russia might some day lease Crimea from Ukraine.
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" In his version, Chance the Rapper (whose voice throughout is heavy with emotion, ready to crack) sings it a little differently: "We'll make the world safe and sound for you / Some day / You will own your strong enough foundation / One day / Some day.
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But maybe you'll be able to charge a mint for it on eBay some day.
|
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I'd like to cosplay from it some day, but we'll see about time and money.
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Some day, they might even be called upon to participate in some form of surveillance.
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That has not happened, but "some day, one day" it surely will, Mr Lam says.
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But some day you need to grow up, hire marketers and build a proper website.
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You're a brilliant, talented man and some day I believe you'll see light in life.
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As a child, his mother told him he'd probably become a martial artist some day.
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The platform could some day enable people to put a philanthropic spin on their savings.
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I know everyone has to die some day but I thought he would live forever.
|
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Unless the government gives up more control now, it risks some day losing it altogether.
|
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I hope that this will some day apply to the stance on the LGBT community.
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Perhaps some day a phone will convince me that two screens are better than one.
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All three of the children skate, and they all want to be pros some day.
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Many of these traits haven't been tied to genetics yet but could be some day.
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I imagine settling down some day, but I don't daydream about a type of guy.
|
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" Mikey Day asked his mom, "Did you think that I'd be on 'SNL' some day?
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"I'm 100 percent certain there'll be a casino in the Meadowlands some day," he said.
|
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And some day, when you are the experienced author, pay it forward to a debut.
|
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In the talented Americans who could be business owners some day, he sees untapped potential.
|
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So hopefully, I'll be able to be back with my wrestling family some day soon.
|
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And their preferred targets are young women who hope, some day, to claim power, too.
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I recently started an internship with a company where I hope to work some day.
|
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I think he reveled in his creation, knowing that some day it would be destroyed.
|
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Some day Hallie Jackson will be able to tell her daughter about this special night.
|
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But Zwillinger won't count out the idea of opening up to other outlets some day.
|
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Here are three strategies a person can take to change their "some day" money mentality.
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In my mind I thought that maybe some day I'll also fly something like this.
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These are services all of us might need some day, regardless of our financial status.
|
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Hopefully some day we'll get along with Russia, and maybe even Iran — but maybe not.
|
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Phil Schiller: I think the best, and maybe you should write a book some day.
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Alex Seropian We had always thought some day, maybe, we'd get bought and it'd be awesome.
|
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Bill Cassidy would come back some day, but acknowledged that the effort is dead for now.
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But I would like to see us move forward, and hopefully some day that will happen.
|
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"Some day I'll explain what got off and it will be easier to understand," said Spieth.
|
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Perhaps some day we'll scoop up these faithful servants and put them in a Martian museum.
|
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The scary thought is that there's the possibility that I may be left alone some day.
|
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But I also hope I get to slip back into that lime-green bra some day.
|
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Graham, 60, said he believed Rubio would be president some day, but not following the Nov.
|
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Mr. Jenkins asked Dr. King if he might include that thought in a speech some day.
|
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She now rents space in a salon and aspires to own her own shop some day.
|
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So it is possible that Lake Mead could some day be filled to capacity once more.
|
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Some day, the voices of the hibakusha will no longer be with us to bear witness.
|
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I dreamed of some day working in that wonderful world of intergalactic creatures and miniature spaceships.
|
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"I'd like to go some day and check out y'all's very fast-paced lifestyle," he said.
|
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In fact, he's helping to develop an AI machine that could some day take his job.
|
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Science may some day explain the age-defying vigor that comes from making brilliant popular music.
|
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The hope one clings to is this: Even the longest of wars do end some day.
|
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"I can even see a grocery store free of conventional packaging some day," Mr. Lee said.
|
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And if he ages as well as Verlander, some day it may entail a little more.
|
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Vast volumes of data are available for doctors to analyze, which could some day speed diagnoses.
|
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Some day, my child will look back aghast and ask: Wait, Dad, that was all legal?
|
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"Honestly in my heart, I said some day this is going to be really funny," Ben agreed.
|
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Some day you'll have to reckon with it all, and "A Reminder" will be the soundtrack. 4.
|
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I'd like to think that some day I'll reach a place where it's no longer like that.
|
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But we're also called upon to figure out which pieces of hay might some day become needles.
|
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" Thomas told The Mail on Sunday that "maybe" he will get to see Meghan again "some day.
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I think that maybe that bill will some day pass but it should pass as a separate.
|
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Some day, a concerted combination of such steps may actually bring blue skies back to India's capital.
|
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The goal is, some day, to repatriate those assets to the countries from which they were taken.
|
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" Aleksandr Voronsky, a critic and novelist, wrote: "Some day soon the third angel will sound his trumpet.
|
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Some day the right script will come across my desk and I'll be in the director's chair.
|
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For the 80% or so of people who will some day need care, this is worrying stuff.
|
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That promise may not be honoured by the country's repressed opposition, which may some day take power.
|
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Some day the same technique could be used to build teensy biosensors, or for targeted drug delivery.
|
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We'll complain, be annoyed and drag our heels, but we will act and, some day, thank you.
|
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It's not unimaginable that some day in the future, we'll have an April Fools' week or month.
|
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It wasn't, Some day you'll go to heaven, and that's where the meek get everything they deserve.
|
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I hope some day that I'm proven wrong and he does have a real change of heart.
|
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Some day soon, reporters are going to wise up and treat Trump's tweets like WH press releases.
|
|
And I can see how some day that I'm gonna need this and it's gonna change everything.
|
|
"I think about some day having a male partner and a family – maybe two children," Thomas says.
|
|
On Wednesday, the attorney general received the call everyone in Washington knew was coming some day soon.
|
|
As I walked away, I thought to myself: This person is going to go far some day.
|
|
"It would not surprise me if Kirsten were a candidate for higher office some day," Collins said.
|
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A handsome gay couple discussed the rules — nearly broken after some day-drinking — of their open relationship.
|
|
If we don't have a strong military, you might be allowed into this room some day, okay.
|
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Join the ranks of what might some day be deemed the "greatest generation" of the 21st century.
|
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He'd love to make money directly from Facebook some day, and until then he's building an audience.
|
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"How am I going to get married some day if I have to explain that?" he asked.
|
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I thought of my mom and sisters—what if we didn't have anything to eat some day?
|
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I hope people hear it and want to find me, and maybe we can meet some day.
|
|
Nance is caressing West's head, letting him know that it's all going to be OK. Some day.
|
|
And passenger drones might some day act as magic carpets, whisking people across cities from rooftop to rooftop.
|
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Is there some day where you're just going to walk into a scanner, it'll know all your genetics?
|
|
Do you think that some day your phone will pay another phone for, say, an in-game perk?
|
|
And some day, perhaps, Eritreans will start to enjoy the freedoms they were promised during their tragic revolution.
|
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Family is forever, but ABC's Emmy-winning sitcom about an extended (and eclectic) brood will end some day.
|
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And with any luck, some day, we'll actually see that software on fully autonomous cars on our roads.
|
|
But exoplanet astronomers say they are optimistic that a big project of this nature could happen some day.
|
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And though Shiva insists she has family that will retrieve her some day, weeks go by without word.
|
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Timedescribed the proposal as a "nightmarish" one "which might some day serve as a new CIA interrogation technique".
|
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But, Deion says if ya take playoff performance into consideration ... Julian should get a bronze bust some day.
|
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You have be prepared that some day, you might be asked a question you don't want to answer.
|
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Some day I will engage in that form, but I still find the hour long attention span vital.
|
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Whether I choose to have my own some day or not, I know that's never going to change.
|
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But it concludes by saying some day the newspaper hopes "to be as good" as it once was.
|
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Some day, he added, electric vehicle batteries may become cheaper to produce than combustion engines in traditional cars.
|
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"Some day I hope to meet you," he replied in a letter to Mr. Hume that same day.
|
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"Can you tell the people in Boston that some day you won't have an Irish congressman?" he said.
|
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Khosrowshahi told CNBC he was a Buffett "fan boy" and hopes to make a deal happen some day.
|
|
But I figure some day people may wonder how I got to be president of the United States.
|
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Hiring Plouffe could also fan speculation that Zuckerberg wants to take a direct role in government some day.
|
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Kanuganti said Aira may expand some day to help other groups like the elderly or those with autism.
|
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Some day, our digital "shadows" may affect our insurance rates, our credit, and the opportunities of our children.
|
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Twitter hopes to quantify its health some day, but it's unclear if or when that will actually happen.
|
|
Just imagine: all those Instagrammed photos of your favorite sandwiches will some day help researchers build happier cities.
|
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"I have a great deal of humility knowing that some day history will judge us," Professor Khurana said.
|
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Just last week, Ma had said that "some day, very soon," he would return to teaching and education.
|
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Juliet says she's thinking about buying a property some day, but isn't sure what her plans are yet.
|
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It was just a crazy energy that I knew I wanted to be a part of some day.
|
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Van Ness, however, said he "really really hopes" we will see "Queer Eye" in the UK some day.
|
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It's that sense of something miraculous: watching Astaire now as he danced on some day in the 1930s.
|
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She's beaming when she arrives in Manila, though she says she hopes to return to Kuwait some day.
|
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"Some day, there will have to be competition for wallet share — we're not naive about that," he added.
|
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I think the sun is going to explode some day and the entire planet's going to be melted.
|
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And who knows, maybe some day I'll finally be able to hit that high note in "Take On Me."
|
|
But the US is quietly developing advanced capabilities that could, some day, have defensive or offensive missions in space.
|
|
So we squabble about the TV schedule, if only to remind ourselves that meaningful hockey will return some day.
|
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The wife assumed that some day, someone would finally solve the puzzles and free her husband from the coma.
|
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By the season finale, Kardashian was discussing the possibility of starting a big family with Thompson some day soon.
|
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He told me at one time that he did some day trading and had made a lot of money.
|
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He does this "on spec" — against the near-certainty that they will be sought after and published some day.
|
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Although the i3 EV isn't old enough to have battery packs that need replacing, they some day will, however.
|
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Meanwhile, SpaceX is also forging ahead — albeit slowly — with its plans to start a colony on Mars some day.
|
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And that fight could well wind up before the Supreme Court some day in the not-too-distant future.
|
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I think there's a whole bunch of other reasons which maybe I'll lay out in a post some day.
|
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But with so much info based primarily on rumors and leaks, there's always room for some day-of surprises.
|
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"This game will some day have to stop," Chief Financial Officer Ramon Fernandez said during a call with reporters.
|
|
I was pretty sure Beau could run for president some day and, with his brother's help, he could win.
|
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The HoloLens is an incredible and fascinating device that may, some day, change how we interact with the world.
|
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I hope that some day you can get to know the real me and the man that I am.
|
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The hope is that Primer can some day assist in prediction making by looking for statistical correlations between events.
|
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"Maybe somewhere, some day, when the conditions are right, the 'institutions' will improve," he said of Mr Kudrin's advice.
|
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But I knew that if I just kept going, some day I was going to get to the end.
|
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And if there's a shred of a chance that I'll need it some day, it's likely in my backpack.
|
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Some day Joe will leave the public stage and we will not have people who will say outlandish things.
|
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If successful, he hopes that implementing artificial intelligence alongside human intelligence could some day give him back his humanity.
|
|
Seeing Frances on the cover of his album "Some Day My Prince Will Come" sends Miles back in time.
|
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The song, written by Stephen Sondheim to music by Leonard Bernstein, talks of "some day a time for us".
|
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When he founded the orchestra, Dr. Ma hoped that one of his children would take it over some day.
|
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Certainly you're more likely to commute some day in a self-driving car than you are in a dirigible.
|
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The sun is out, temperatures are rising — time to get out of the city and take some day trips.
|
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"If you are caring about other people and treating them well then you may end up being president some day."
|
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But some day, your friend is going to offer you a ride in their new Volvo XC90 or Audi Q7.
|
|
For instance, could rehabilitation robots some day dance with people with Parkinson's disease to help them improve their motor skills?
|
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Some day, when a truly realistic robotic human is finally built, we'll look back on ATLAS as an important precursor.
|
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Here's hoping we meet Sonic Death Monkey again some day soon... Lush Guardian of the Forest, $7.95, available at Lush.
|
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But they've also come around to wanting to see me happy and hope that I will find love some day.
|
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And that's perfectly alright; Bitcoin and its energy woes might be forgotten some day, but cryptocurrencies are here to stay.
|
|
So are we going to see impressive white cliffs rising from the depths of the sea once again some day?
|
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The military hopes these findings could some day be used to benefit soldiers who have lost limbs on the battlefield.
|
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Mike Ryan, Uproxx Some day, hopefully soon, DC will get the recipe right again and duplicate Wonder Woman's storytelling magic.
|
|
Who wants to download yet another app, allocating precious space to a maybe-some-day-sort-of-useful safety precaution?
|
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" Inevitably, he points out, these movements exhort their followers to wait "for some day of glory that will never come.
|
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" Of course, she added, "Maybe some day I just need to take off the Google alerts and live in oblivion.
|
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It wasn't quite good enough, but it left no doubt that he's got the game to break through some day.
|
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Ahead of me is Hannibal, who ordered the Uber and will probably be called to testify about it some day.
|
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While all that sounds great, we hope Ford will some day send the tech down into the consumer market, too.
|
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It is my dream to some day have the skill to make the finest Baumkuchen my friends have ever tasted.
|
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It is not something you would wish on your grandmother, your father, or your children (who will retire some day).
|
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I would love to some day have a house with someone, but I'm not sure this is the right relationship.
|
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"I saw it at some day-camp or rec-center thing," recalled Amy Campbell, a 40-year-old singer-songwriter.
|
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Some day the Republicans might be in a position to reverse everything if they have zero political investment in it.
|
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"When he asked me to file something, he would say, 'This might be worth 12 cents some day,' " she recalled.
|
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If someone was writing an epitaph for this organization some day, it will be: 'Bit the hand that fed it.
|
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It was just, 'Oh this is a cool news story that will probably help women in the future some day.
|
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Remind them how the retirement fund looks, and how there will be more for them some day in the future.
|
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Ever since we first glimpsed Oceanside's weapons back in November, we knew that Rick would come for them some day.
|
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Yemen is currently a war zone, but some day it will return to being a nation that controls important shipping lanes.
|
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Perhaps some day business naming will harken back to the industrial age, when corporate titans had exceedingly boring and obvious names.
|
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I really hope that some day soon people will stop trying to profit from this and let her rest in peace.
|
|
That may be true some day, but given the current state of self-driving tech, it seems worth asking for proof.
|
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Some day, if all goes as planned, it'll be where California's commuter and high-speed rail lines arrive in San Francisco.
|
|
" On Saturday, CNN spoke to jailed Canadian pastor Hyeon Soo Lim, who said that he hoped "to go home some day.
|
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Ford Motor Co has promised a hybrid F-150 pickup by 2020 and hinted at a fully electric model some day.
|
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"I began volunteering at a farm animal sanctuary and knew that I wanted to work with animals some day," she said.
|
|
Beijing also wants to some day assert control of Taiwan, a self-governing democracy that Beijing regards as a renegade territory.
|
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But Reynolds said he and others in Chicago still hoped that the city would some day lure the America's Cup itself.
|
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Colugo is a newcomer to the baby gear marketplace, but mark my words: some day, it'll be considered a legacy brand.
|
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If Clarence Thomas is enshrined in the Smithsonian some day, it will have to be a joint exhibit with Anita Hill.
|
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Impossible Foods would like to some day offer not just ground meat, but alternatives to fish, chicken, steak, eggs and cheese.
|
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If Ogmentoeil can run really lean and cheap, then the market price of an eyeball augment ought to crash some day.
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But some major new developments in the vinyl industry carry the promise that, some day, this whole conversation could be moot.
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It catches a lot of cool stuff, but it's nowhere near as awesome as I think it will be some day.
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Thank you, Cunard and Times Journeys and, if the winds are with us, I hope we set sail again some day.
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While Disney characters often live in castles and palaces, who&aposs to say they won&apost want to downsize some day?
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River bank erosion is also a big problem here, and teachers fear their school might disappear into the river some day.
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"I hope that my children will some day be as proud of me as I am of my mom," she said.
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Why would a person subject herself to that if she knows that she ultimately wants to start a family some day?
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"I hope we have horses good enough to warrant to go back there some day," he said, admitting to some uncertainty.
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But you don't wanna have too many-- nuclear threats out there because some day somebody may feel they have to fulfill one.
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They saw no reason to stop playing cat and mouse with the Xbox pros, whom they hoped to call coworkers some day.
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And then there's wealth management: Think how much cash early Uber employees will some day to stash away in various hedge funds.
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The chances of failure in Hollywood are extremely high, but you fight with the hope that some day things will work out.
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But I wouldn't be surprised if they are a thing you can actually get some day, given Facebook's product pipeline of late.
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Some day soon, cruise ships will disgorge frolicking pensioners not by the palm-fringed Persian Gulf but on the balmy Pakistan Riviera.
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I had this on my bucket list for the better part of a decade, that maybe some day I'd work on it.
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In an interview with TVLine, Simpson revealed that a "USS Callister" TV series could be coming to the small screen some day.
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If they're building projects that may some day have an exit, I want to talk [with them] about those sorts of things.
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A recent survey from Discover uncovers what millennials who want to be parents some day would like to accomplish before that day.
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More markets will be getting the budget handset soon, and hey, maybe we'll even see it in the U.S. some day. Perhaps.
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With more observations and better telescopes, we really might get to see a video of black holes gobbling up matter some day.
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Teaching the internet how to build such a device would almost certainly lead to a run-in with the law some day.
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Maybe some day European countries will all get together and agree on a single, unified corporate tax level across the European Union.
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"The prayers and hopes of the family were that we would some day find her alive and bring her home," Scott said.
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Experts believe bringing the Rohingya language to computers could help give the oppressed group a symbolic victory and some day more recognition.
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"I hope some day that our organization won't be in existence anymore, that we can help change the social norm," she says.
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Instagram likes may disappear from the platform some day, but currently they're used to measure the popularity of photos across the platform.
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This week did bring a sign of bipartisanship that got much less attention, but might actually matter for climate change some day.
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If you leave it alone, it's going to keep getting worse and worse and worse, and some day, it'll just stop functioning.
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But the famed investor never said he can predict exactly when bubbles peak, just that the feverish times will end some day.
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"I told him that I really liked his work, and maybe there's a way we can work together some day," Kim says.
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Some day, people will learn you can make a very good animated or children&aposs film without fart jokes and butt jokes.
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And the most cunning trick of all: They also lie off the record, hoping you'll smuggle it into your copy some day.
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Q. Can you look California in the eye and tell us that this train is going to leave the station some day?
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You can see images of men or women and say, 'Oh, that's my goal, that's what I'd like to look like some day.
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Amber Asay: We're a design studio in L.A. We all work remotely right now but hope to have our own space some day.
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He says that about 90 percent of those fatalities are caused by human error — errors that self-driving cars could avoid some day.
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You can see images of men or women and say, 'Oh, that's my goal, that's what I'd like to look like some day'.
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SOLOMON: I THINK THAT SOME DAY IN HISTORY, I DON'T THINK THIS WILL BE ANY TIME SOON, THE PICTURE WILL LOOK VASTLY DIFFERENT.
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I'm also secretly hoping Epic's deal with Disney and Marvel means the mode might come back some day, however unlikely that might be.
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Trump has specifically promised some "day one" initiatives, and transition sources have given reporters some more details on which are likely on deck.
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Vice President Mike Pence told US Military Academy graduates that it is "a virtual certainty" that they will go into combat some day.
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But the team's work marks a promising step in the process, which could some day extend beyond cartilage to other key human tissue.
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"I said to him, 'I'm going to marry you some day or someone exactly like you,' " says Alexander, who is an account manager.
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"I will tell you who the better friend is and some day I believe that will be proven out big league," Trump said.
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The high density achieved by this kind of atomic storage could—some day—expand the memory capacity of phones, computers and data centres.
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However, the obsession is all Leah, who, according to her mom, loves the song "Child's Play" and wants to marry Drake some day.
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But I don't think he imagined that some day his baby would be going to Congress just 20 years after we arrived here.
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A musicologist some day far from now will be doing the same thing we do now looking at corrections in a Beethoven manuscript.
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The "Maleficent" star, 41, met with lawmakers on Capitol Hill in 2005 and has hinted at some day getting involved in politics herself.
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That's the real problem with Fyre—because of people like Billy McFarland, and me, this will happen again some day —Joel Golby Potentially.
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That would make a nice dinner as well, some day soon, in my imaginary restaurant where Los Lobos are always on the playlist.
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Still, his reaction tugged at my heart, making me realize that some day, he'll come back to the book with sadder, wiser eyes.
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"I hope that some day we will reach a gender equality, but I'm also very aware that it's very deep rooted," Jakobsdottir said.
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When Ben gives a speech about how people like the Hubbards "will own this country some day," unhappy gasps ripple through the audience.
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Whether either one would accept Adams's card, would call him, would enter treatment, would achieve recovery, would some day relapse, Adams couldn't predict.
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But that won't hold: some day, her body will be a skeleton and you will not want to invite skeleton Mom to dinner.
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"The idea that parents could feel peer pressure to genome edit their kids some day is not out of the question," Lander said.
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I mean, wouldn't it be the ultimate irony if some day in the distant future an ancient Tesla from space strikes a Tesla factory?
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Some day AI may be able to truly mimic that process, but he told Motherboard he doesn't think it's there yet, despite McGregor's advancements.
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And so I had met the producers, and they had said to me, 'Some day, we would love to have you on the show.
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We just need to all keep on talking, transmitting on all frequencies and some day we'll find a universal language, maybe even universal happiness.
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She talked to PEOPLE earlier this month about her future: "Never say never," she said of whether she might run for office some day.
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But if the company some day can cut out the driver and use self-driving cars instead, its road to profitability becomes much clearer.
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It's low-fi, as low-fi as Taylor can get, and it's going to make a great addition to a television soundtrack some day.
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"I'm living in a future that everybody will have some day," says Wilkinson, who co-founded the patient's rights group Patients for Stem Cells.
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Still, technology like this is exciting for the promise it holds—may every gadget be so easy, dazzling and useful for everyone some day.
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In a time of so much debate and tension, it's truly a relief to think we might some day be better than all this.
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Why it matters: The company would like to some day offer not just ground meat, but alternatives to fish, chicken, steak, eggs and cheese.
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"What we're afraid of, of course, is him waking up some day and looking down and seeing he has no legs," Dale Sr. says.
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Some day soon, genetic testing is going to make prescribing medications a lot easier, but for now it's just trial and error with dosage.
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New York (CNN Business)Walmart thinks that some day you'll just send a text when you need to stock up on cereal and diapers.
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In the depths of Poland, as the war broke out, my grandmother dreamed of America, teaching herself English and hoping to emigrate some day.
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They're known for their tantan ramen (which we only realised after we'd ordered) so we'll have to go back some day to try it.
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Instead of sitting sullenly in a prison cell, she works in a bakery, loves it, and hopes to run her own bakery some day.
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I imagine great-grandma Edith May would be intrigued and maybe even envious that scientific advancements would some day make such miraculous things possible.
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And if we want to some day send astronauts back to the moon or to Mars, we need to fund those efforts as well.
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By choosing to sing the Strauss, she was in a way signaling to her target listeners what she could be as Sophie some day.
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Some day, if you do keep on working and you're a good person to other people, you'll get what you want in your life.
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He said he was going to write parts for me some day, and when he graduated, he called me at school in North Carolina.
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Should New York City F.C. and the Red Bulls consolidate some day, then they would have an organic claim to be New York United.
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However, mobility services like Lyft will play a big role in car sharing and may some day be indistinguishable from a Zipcar business model.
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As weed gradually loses its black-market baggage, Van Hook has no doubt that he'll be certifying organic pot for the USDA some day.
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Try making a list of pros and cons; who knows, you might end up turning it into an artwork some day, like William Powhida.
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"One of us or one of our managers mentioned, 'Hey, that'd be a nice place for you all to end up some day,'" Richardson remembered.
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Ultimately, all these shows were going to end some day and are too costly and detailed to run for seven seasons like a network comedy.
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Can't wait to see what the future has in store for you and catch up on life some day, preferably over a hot dog dinner.
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"God knew we were going to end up having these kids some day and put us through the motions to make it happen," says Donnie.
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But my mom kept us all together and she always told us to keep thinking about my dad … that some day he would join us.
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Coheed and Cambria: "Welcome Home" A delicious assortment of dark imagery that almost makes us believe we'll sign up for those guitar lessons some day.
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" She concludes: "There are those we are close to who have complete faith we will know the truth some day and justice will be served.
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Automakers including General Motors and Ford are testing self-driving cars as they explore whether they should some day run their own ride-hailing programs.
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I do hope that some day it gets real feature-for-feature parity with the iPhone, so I have an excuse to go full dad.
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Some day, cars will drive themselves and the most you'll have to worry about during your commute is which Netflix show you're going to watch.
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In late 2013, Tim Draper left the decades-old firm he'd co-founded, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, but he suggested he might be back some day.
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Automated cars might help some day, if they are built and tested to reasonable safety rules set with public and private input and independently evaluated.
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SO, I UNDERSTAND YOU'RE SAYING THEY'RE PATIENT, BUT THEY KNOW THEY HAVE TO COME INTO THE REAL WORLD SOME DAY AND PLAY BY THE RULES.
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And some day, the best of those athletes will advance far enough in the sport that they will compete at world championships and the Olympics.
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Shall we wait for the government some day to forcefully merge us with some other town or choose who we want to pair up with?
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If some day there is a trial and it's proven to be true, I would change my opinion, but at this moment, nothing has changed.
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Clark has some fascinating ideas about preventing poaching using his technology and here's hoping that some day his devices won't hear a single shot anywhere.
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More important, she'll leave a lasting impression on women and girls around the world that they could some day hold that kind of power too.
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Then King basically asked Michelle if she wanted to run for president some day, to which Michelle rightfully gave her a bit of side eye.
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"It would be quite ironic, wouldn't it?" asked Isabelle, who faces years of continued medical training and hopes to be an obstetrician-gynecologist some day.
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You might even try it some day in a fireplace, using a cast-iron pan, the way Tamar Adler does in her recipe for trout.
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And some day soon: steak on the grill, with Julia Moskin's awesomely delicious bacon-scallion cream sauce on top of it, and a baked potato.
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Fighting with Trump over Tillerson gives Rubio, who many think could run for president against some day, a chance to stand out against his colleagues.
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You go back to when you were a kid and going to see shows — getting a Playbill, dreaming of being in a Playbill some day.
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"It will eventually be able to sustain independently for sure," said Neumann, who hopes WeGrow will some day exist in every city WeWork operates in.
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The promise of better schools some day down the road doesn't do much for children who have to go to schools that fail them today.
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"Many of these people will rapidly get jobs in the local ecosystem and some day may come back and work at Andela again," he said.
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Maybe super featherweight prodigy Vasyl Lomachenko moves up to 22.6 some day, or perhaps American Mikey Garcia, the WBC lightweight champion, continues to fill out.
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What to watch: Some day people may have their own self-driving cars, but Urmson says first we'll see shared robo-taxi fleets in urban areas.
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Before I headed back home, she gave me a list of electronic artists for me to check out, and said we'd party again together some day.
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First and foremost, obviously, cops shouldn't be shit-faced on duty, regardless of if that duty involves killing time at some day-long training or whatever.
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We may mix up some of Julia Moskin's shelf-stable perfect corn muffin mix so we can serve hot muffins for breakfast some day next week.
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Firms that some day manage to mine asteroids for resources like water or precious metals would henceforth be allowed to own, process, and sell anything harvested.
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Ambassador Vitaly Churkin called O'Brien's account "unfair and dishonest," and added that O'Brien should leave his comments "for the novel you're going to write some day."
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Looking back some day, I'm guessing people will think it odd that all of the world's information was once in the hands of a rapacious corporation.
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The judge dismissed the murder case but did so "without prejudice," leaving open the possibility that McCullough, who is 77, could some day be prosecuted again.
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They like it a lot, and they can't say it ... some day we have to come together and do bipartisan — and hopefully it can happen soon.
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Some day, if you're lucky, you will be an octogenarian too, spending music like this can give weight to understanding what all those years even mean.
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"It's like family, we've all exchanged names, numbers and we're going to keep in touch and meet for another big royal event some day," she said.
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I've always wanted to capture this moment on video, both because it's hilarious and because I know I'm going to miss it a lot some day.
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And yet, despite the headwinds they face, Obuong wants to send skaters from the club to full-time skating academies—and maybe, some day, the Olympics.
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This will give Cornyn a platform to run for Senate majority leader — or minority leader — when McConnell, 220006, retires some day from the top-ranking job.
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At one point, Democrats began singing "We Shall Overcome" — altering the lyrics to say "We shall pass a bill some day" — as Republicans shouted in outrage.
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Either way, some day the human race may be in the presence of aliens, and hoo boy will they have a good time figuring us out.
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But maybe they will see this article and send some of their stories along, so The Times can bid Mr. Wenz a proper farewell some day.
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Staff at Sanders's legacy organization, Our Revolution, told ABC News that more than 22019,000 people signed up to receive information about running for office some day.
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And that if they want to come some day, I want them to be happy because this country is also their country to come and enjoy.
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This heavy-handed strategy means that Apple won't respond to some day-to-day press inquiries, unless it's to set the record straight on unflattering reports.
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But I worry that tomorrow, or next month, or some day, my city may lose the awful violence lottery that seems to strike with terrible frequency.
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More than half of those in their 20s think gay people should be allowed to wed, so no doubt they will be able to some day.
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We walked back to my car and talked about the road trip we'd take together some day, while we still could, and then I headed south.
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Thank you, Elliot, Simon & Hazel, for wanting To talk with me about my dying some day— Catfish had been so cold when you touched his body.
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During his first term, Liberal insiders complained Trudeau was aloof and handed off some day-to-day government work to a small group of loyal advisers.
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He has survived an assassination attempt and some day will get the Nobel Peace Prize — but in the meantime, you can support his hospital at panzifoundation.org.
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I wrote her story, one of a few hundred tales from the streets of the city, some dark, some day-lit, collectively known as Crime Scene.
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In other words, some day soon the show coverage you read — in a glossy magazine, on a website, in an app — may be a little different.
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"Some day, there will have to be competition for wallet share — we're not naive about that," CEO Reed Hastings said during an investor presentation this month.
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It is a way of passing on lessons about hard work, responsibility and the pulse of the land that their children will some day take over.
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Those measures might help ease the situation some day, but for now Britain is faced with growing piles of recyclables and no place to put them.
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I definitely want to buy a house some day and I know it's going to be exorbitantly expensive, so I'm working hard to prepare for it now!
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Some day, discoveries enabled by a GPU-powered deep neural net might just save your life, an impressive, if ironic, by-product of the first-person shooter.
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"It's like high blood pressure: You're probably going to have a heart attack some day, but it doesn't mean it's going to happen anytime soon," McMillan said.
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I'd like my comprehensive net worth to hit $1 million someday, and I know that's really aggressive, but I'd love to see that million number some day.
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But Trump seemed to go further than his predecessor when he noted that the "billions and billions" the US pays to Pakistan may some day dry up.
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" AMERICAN PRISONERS HELD IN NORTH KOREA ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER POMPEO VISIT, TRUMP SAYS He added, "Some day, I look very much forward to meeting you.
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But the 19-year-old company faces competition from new mobility services including peer-to-peer car-sharing networks like Turo — and even driverless taxis some day.
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"My dream is to play a game here in China some day," five-times Super Bowl winner Brady told reporters during his first trip to the country.
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Some day, perhaps by coup or popular uprising, North Koreans will be rid of their repulsive ruler, and the peninsula will reunite as a democracy, like Germany.
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He is obsessed with military history, and some day will write a book connecting the strategy and tactics of insurgency with what he has learned about entrepreneurship.
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But an analysis of the cultural intricacies and human foibles that the show reveals could fill a heavy book (one that I will happily write some day).
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Greenland's the ground zero of global warming As the country's glaciers are melting, the sinkholes leading to rising sea levels could some day lead to global flooding.
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Of course, fiction takes time, especially good fiction, and no doubt some day, somewhere, there will spring into existence books that grapple with all of the above.
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Even so, the plastic surgeon informed me that he'd perform the procedure in such a way that would give me the greatest chance of breastfeeding some day.
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Each wants its app to be the only thing urbanites need to get around, offering cars, bikes, scooters and public transit (and some day maybe flying taxis).
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When asked if he hoped to some day compete with WPP, Mr. Sorrell has said in a number of settings that S24 is a "peanut" by comparison.
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Dr. Costa-Mattioli hopes that L. reuteri some day will help some people with autism, but he warns parents against treating their children with store-bought probiotics.
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On a micro level, Trump's willingness to give president for life "a shot some day" should be very concerning to anyone who is a fan of democracy.
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Big mainstream fund managers, currently restricted due to their operations in the United States, say they have no doubt they will some day be investing in Iran.
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" However, more recently Prince Harry told the BBC that while they were interested in having children some day, they want to take things "one step at a time.
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There's really not much to do or look at in Underground these days, but Ginza's merchandise and community feel are hope the area can thrive again some day.
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Part of that capital might also be used some day by FBN to create some of the products it is currently selling to farmers, like seeds and pesticides.
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During Wednesday's floor debate in South Dakota, one Republican representative said such procedures would some day be considered as dangerous and pseudoscientific as lobotomies, according to Mother Jones.
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I think there's a lot we can learn from the Moon that's going to help us go to Mars some day and it's something that always excites me.
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The research is still in a very early stage, but the CSIRO scientists hope that some day we could get our immune systems to work the same way.
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"I will focus on this field and invest millions of yuan every year in research and development in the hope of launching new products some day," he said.
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The tabletop machine goes more retro than retro by bringing Pong into the real world through the magic of magnets (some day, perhaps, we'll discover how they work).
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Lore had been known to regale the press with his ambitious plan to build a long-term standalone business that could be worth tens of billions some day.
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Perhaps you've heard of graphene, a form of carbon that could bring us bulletproof armor and space elevators, improve medicine, and make the internet run faster — some day.
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Any sentient regulator or would-be regulator will look at this and know that perhaps they too could some day get such a job and such a loan.
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Some day soon the next generation will be laughing that we ever worried about this stuff, and we'll be laughing about how unhappy they are over spotty holoportation.
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I thought maybe some day, five or six years from now, that will happen and then a year later, we're gonna play 'Steeltown' for the people of Steeltown.
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While consumer VR/AR will almost certainly "arrive" some day, just how big the industry will get, when it will take off and how remain the key questions.
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I hope that some day far in the future, tourists don't swim through Midtown Manhattan and similarly reflect on the hubris and recklessness of early-21st-century Americans.
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After Charles's team eliminated Han's in the Chinese league playoffs in February, Charles told Han's agent that she would like for the two to train together some day.
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If you can swing it, and if you feel as I do about the holiday, I encourage you to let yourself off the hook this way some day.
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Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, one of Kittle's best friends on the team, said he would not be surprised if Kittle retires to a career in professional wrestling some day.
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"Of course some day I will go back to Venezuela, and for now I will continue fighting for my country, as long as Spain allows me," he said.
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Yet some continue to hold out hope that a basic income could relieve some day-to-day financial stressors, including a 37-year-old Georgia mother of three.
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Florian Klenk, editor-in-chief of Austrian news magazine Falter, tweeted that the poster would some day appear in a history museum as an example of hate propaganda.
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"Indeed we might some day attempt to mitigate these events using large scale 'astroengineering,' and under certain circumstances these structures could be detectable at interstellar distances," Siemion told Gizmodo.
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Lore had been known to regale the press with his ambitious plan to build a long-term stand-alone business that could be worth tens of billions some day.
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That said, I've always harbored some germ of a notion that some day I might buy one, to compensate for being one of those weirdos without a TV set.
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It only takes a few minutes to sign up, and it can help save you tens of thousands of dollars if you're planning to buy a house some day.
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I'm a 5'11″ tall dude with what I assume to be average size wrists (which means that I can be president some day), and these devices feel downright huge.
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So one of the most talked-about pieces you wrote recently at Vanity Fair was something about Mark Zuckerberg and whether he would some day ... You mean President Zuckerberg.
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I'm confident that Google's artificial intelligence will some day be enough to justify the costly price of a premium Android phone, but right now, it's just not helpful enough.
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If Space X and other commercial rocket companies keep making progress in developing reusable rockets (rather than blowing them up), that could bring the cost down substantially some day.
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" While making it, though, he said he recalls thinking, "Some day I'm going to get married and have kids, and I'm going to have to explain this to them.
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It's a bit like seeing the first Microsoft Tablet PC devices from 15 or so years ago and imagining how they might some day resemble the Surface Pro 4.
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Big picture: Both temperature and precipitation factors may shorten the time in between droughts as Earth's climate changes, which could some day irreversibly damage some ecosystems, the researchers concluded.
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Here and there I took mental notes of outlines such as hill shape against the horizon so that some day the portentous simplicity and shape would slip into writing.
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" But Ming added that "there is no theoretical limit preventing artificial intelligence from some day being creative in the same sense of exploration and agency that human artists possess.
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CHICAGO - Since he was in fourth grade, Dennis Nolte's stepson Jacob has been tacking Massachusetts Institute of Technology posters to his bedroom wall and dreaming of attending some day.
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He wants to be commander in chief Nathan wants to be president some day, so of course he's partial to Article 2, Section 1: the presidential oath of office.
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Some day, the researchers believe, the finding may have practical application in protecting humans from the harmful effects of radiation, perhaps even limiting the damaging side effects of radiotherapy.
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Reid, shortly before retiring, said he didn't regret getting rid of the filibuster for Cabinet and appellate court nominees and predicted the filibuster would be eliminated altogether some day.
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I had a crazy wish or fantasy that some day, before I died, if I made all the right neural connections, the city would come all the way alive.
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I still aspire to be able to keep a real plant alive some day, and I've let myself believe that playing Viridi has instilled a good habit or two.
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Oh, and he'd heard Elon Musk loved the trilogy too, and maybe he'd be able to press one of the five disks into the SpaceX founder's hands some day.
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As the scrap takes flight, so does the possibility that it could be either of them up there some day, flying over the clotheslines and marketplaces of their hometown.
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You will need to provide the PIN when temporarily or permanently thawing your own file or when your child wants to do it some day many years from now.
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Some day, Mr. Holzhauer will crash out — perhaps he will bet it all on a Daily Double clue and simply get it wrong, with too little time to recover.
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Some day Brady won't be so annoyingly skilled and accomplished, and Belichick won't be the smartest coach on any football field — with a smirk that proves he knows it.
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" "What we are about to do at the end of this week will have tremendous consequences, and I fear that some day we will regret what we're about to do.
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Apparently, Fiona penned a letter to Moss 23 years ago, sharing her own ambitions of working in fashion some day and inquiring about her then-rumored relationship to Johnny Depp.
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It can be terrifying to realize that not only will you die some day, but that you can die at any time for reasons that you can't anticipate or control.
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"Eighteen months ago I told my first crowd in Wisconsin that we were going to come back some day and say 'Merry Christmas' again," he said, with the crowd cheering.
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Later in life, he started collecting coins in the hope they'd be valuable some day, but he left a note telling us to save his collection for his first grandchild.
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This weekend-ready product is simply called Mimosa, and it comes in a cheerful yellow bottle bright enough to wake you up — and get you ready for some day drinking.
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I want to be a boss some day If you strive to eventually move up the ladder and become someone's boss, you have to prove you have strong management skills.
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"I have a new routine recently where I try to do 30, hopefully some day 50, push ups in the morning to kind of get the blood flowing," Bhatt says.
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We can all hope, for many reasons, that some day researchers will be able to go back and learn more about Machimosaurus and the time period in which it lived.
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Of course, Kenny's been a Cooperstown snub for years ... and now needs a special nomination from the Veteran's Committee if he ever wants to get an HoF plaque some day.
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And while North Korea does not yet appear to have a functional, operational submarine-launched nuclear capability they are testing submarine missiles that could some day carry a nuclear warhead.
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Now they can auto-adjust to match a specific wearer's needs, possibly enabling basketball players to jump twice as high some day, according to new research published Thursday in Science.
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" As for free elections, he twice insisted: "If they manage some day to fragment us, it would be the beginning of the end…of the revolution, socialism and national independence.
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Some day, one hopes, voters may even decide that it is none of their business what public figures look like under their clothes, or which consenting adults they sleep with.■
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AT THE SAME TIME, WE ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD THAT SOME DAY, THESE MARKETS WOULD COME BACK, AND WE WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT WE WOULD BE WELL POSITIONED WHEN THAT HAPPENED.
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I worry that some day it could be my turn to stand in front of television cameras for a few days promising we'll get through, and come together to heal.
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Vice Media has had a reputation for paying low salaries, but cofounder Shane Smith reportedly used to go around telling people they'd get rich from their stock options some day.
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Some day soon, the super lab will outrage a wheelchair-bound Hector Salamanca, but before he rouses from his coma, Gus Fring has a soliloquy for him at the hospital.
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North Korea could keep most of its warheads for now, and the United States, to retain leverage for future negotiations some day, would keep its own American sanctions in place.
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Otherwise, if American business continues to kowtow, some day there may be a knock on the door, and there'll be "Uncle Xi" sternly asking us to hand over Pooh Bear.
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It's on the top of every "Lisbon day trip" list online, and we feel at this point we've seen enough of the city so we can try some day trips.
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I would stay for three weeks and the plan was to go on some day trips, take my nieces and nephews swimming and just relax and spend some time together.
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I mean everybody knows that I've always loved family, and I wanted to have a family some day and get married again, and everyone's like, 'Why don't you just do it?
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If so, perhaps some day business naming will harken back to the industrial age, when corporate titans had exceedingly boring and obvious names like Standard Oil, U.S. Steel and General Electric.
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HomePod might also some day gain Face ID to figure out who was standing near it and how far away they might be, letting it customize user profiles and music requests.
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And, some day, the complaints of those who rail against gender equality in the tech industry will seem as ludicrous as all the prejudiced claims of those who came before them.
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Jefferson brought James to France with him for the express purpose of getting him trained in French cooking, according to Lucia Stanton's Free Some Day: The African-American Families of Monticello.
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She was famous, and there had been stories about how she was going to move ahead in the political process and maybe even be President of the United States some day.
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Some day, I hope the world is full of accessible resources for other big-bodied, Black, queer women to plan their weddings (or whatever they choose to call them) to whomever.
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But crucially he says that Mr Kabila can stay as president if he agrees to organise elections in 2017, promises not to stand and gives up some day-to-day power.
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I mean everybody knows that I've always loved family, and I wanted to have a family some day and get married again, and everyone's like, 'Why don't you just do it!?
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"That's something that I'm sure some day will happen, the fact is we have 50 million people in the country with acne, 3 million of which are using Proactiv," Lortscher said.
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Some day soon, America will face the same feeling about Donald Trump in the White House: we'll wake up and for some of us, it will just feel like another day.
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Some day, researchers hope to be able to develop a comprehensive resistance map for cancer, a full accounting of the ways that the disease, in all its varieties, defeats different therapies.
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Some day, I believe, Americans will look back at today's executions just as we now look back at witch burnings and public hangings, and they will ask, What were they thinking?
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But Rupert is clearly first among equals here, both in the holdings of the Waystar Royco company and in the children and in-laws jockeying to some day take it over.
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"A woman said that she had been ordered to burn the film, but she said she decided it might be useful some day," he told The New York Times in 1988.
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"None of us are perfect, but at least she's (Harper Quinn) being a proactive adult, doing whatever it takes to raise her boys to be great men some day," Wooden said.
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I would have been fine staying at the same riad for the entire trip, which would have given us an opportunity to take some day trips we wanted to fit in.
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A good portion of the interview was spent discussing matters not directly related to the criminal case, such as the issue of whether Mr. Cosby intends to perform again some day.
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Div has "had a number of girlfriends," according to a profile of him in Wired, and he plans on getting married some day, but, for now, he's still preoccupied with work.
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"There are some 22-year-olds you look at and say, 'I'm going to work for this person some day,'" recalled Jeremy Bash, who was an adviser on the Gore campaign.
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But those ideas are still very much a part of America's foreign policy discourse, and some day, even as soon as this January, their adherents could return to the White House.
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Marshman, a soldier serving as a Lance Corporal with the 3rd Battalion Parachute Regiment, was one of the Welsh names which always seemed destined to grace the UFC's Octagon some day.
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Mr. Nureyev, whose father hated his artistic proclivities, improvises dance moves as he imagines an epic ballet that he wants some day to create about the first cave man who ever danced.
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Congress is considering the bills to address Defense Department concerns that U.S. soldiers could some day face on a battlefield U.S. technology like robotics or drones that was acquired by foreign adversaries.
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Though the technology is still in its infancy, IBM believes the low power consumption of its chips could some day bring value in constrained applications like mobile phones and self-driving cars.
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And then, during negotiations to turn the Old Post Office building in Washington, D.C., into a hotel, Ivanka casually suggests that her then-unborn daughter Arabella might run the property some day.
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But some day a combination of high valuations, illiquidity and the withdrawal of monetary stimulus by central banks will cause a problem that takes more than the Doctor's sonic screwdriver to fix.
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I am tired of this as we all are and some day the story of this market fiasco will come out and people will understand just what has been done to us.
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And if I can get something big done now, I'd rather do that than wait for some day that may never come, when those political planets all line up in perfect alignment.
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He can imagine that, some day in the future, a person with a severe impairment who is outfitted with a device such as the one Neuralink outlined could become much more autonomous.
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The theory is that eventually the Olympic Torch will be carried around the world and that some day every continent will have been the site of at least one set of Games.
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The planes may some day be filled with U.S. beach-goers, looking for an economical Caribbean break at resorts favored by Canadians and Europeans on the sandy keys north of Santa Clara.
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"At a young age, I was taught to appreciate the value of hard work, and especially self-made work," Ballinger said, adding that he aspires to open his own restaurant some day.
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" The binder describes the young Kim making vague and grand declarations to his classmates — for example, after games he would say, in the source's recollection, "some day you will all remember me.
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Or in my case, you stay late at the office, ordering greasy takeout and checking facts in magazine articles, so that you might some day be able to write such articles yourself.
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There are also people, he said, who appear to be buying whole tusks as "investments," hoping they will become even more valuable some day, perhaps if the elephants are hunted to extinction.
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Maybe some day the league will decide that indirectly trading cap space or re-signing players you traded into a buyout isn't legal after all, even though they already approved those moves.
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It even makes food movements associated with craft beer—farmers markets, buying local, farm-to-table—seem ultimately like a fad, because some day, someone with more money will always win out.
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However, analysts say Amazon's new store format appears to raise the bar in terms of automated technology by offering a grab-and-go solution that could some day be scaled to larger supermarkets.
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So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights.
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EQ also boasts full complement of comms made to talk to smart city infrastructure and other vehicles, provided we can all get our stuff together enough to make that truly ubiquitous some day.
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" He followed it up minutes later with a second tweet that read, "Some day, when things calm down, I'll tell the real story of @JoeNBC and his very insecure long-time girlfriend, @morningmika.
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"It used to mean the Volvo station wagon that you hope some day will pack up your kids' things and take her to Yale, and the $300-an-hour SAT tutor," says Lundquist.
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" He followed it up minutes later with a second tweet that read, "Some day, when things calm down, I'll tell the real story of @JoeNBC and his very insecure long-time girlfriend, @morningmika.
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" Carrey, who had split from White a week before her death, concluded, "I really hope that some day soon people will stop trying to profit from this and let her rest in peace.
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I simultaneously fear and admire them for their multitude of skills, but I'm happy to count them as my friends (OK, Penelope and I aren't quite pals but maybe some day, by God).
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During opening arguments this week, the defense team made it clear they intend to blame Gates, who handled some day-to-day business operations for Manafort, for many of the alleged reporting deficiencies.
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BROADLY: Let's start by looking at your research on what you call the "ambition gap", which found men at college were twice more likely than women to consider running for office some day.
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Congress is considering the bills to address Defense Department concerns that U.S. soldiers could some day face on a battlefield U.S. technology like robotics or drones that had been acquired by foreign adversaries.
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Plus, building something that's already owned by Google isn't as sexy as potentially getting bought by Google some day, even if you have to forgo free lunches and steady paychecks in the meantime.
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By making the rocket reusable instead of discarding it after every launch, Musk said SpaceX hopes to some day make the cost of going to Mars about the same as buying a house.
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"The number one thing that is challenging that we're learning is how to preserve our company culture when we go from 10 people to 300 people to some day 1,000 people," says Conniff.
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" Pasternak's $41,420 award, his heavy gold medal and leather-bound scroll are being held in trust for him in case he may some day have a chance to accept them," the paper reported.
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Some day — I don't know when, only that it is drawing sooner — I will have to sit down and explain to him that he has a sister and why she is not here.
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One saving grace is that when they come to tear down the arena some day — and that day will probably come before too long — we will at least know what to call it.
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"It is incorrect and unwise to imagine that some day all producer countries will be able to export their surplus oil and Iran will not be able to export its oil," he said.
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Before beginning a sentence at a high-security prison in Valledupar, Mr. Velásquez said he could always some day go back to the mountains that ring Medellín, from which Mr. Escobar had operated.
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The first is, naturally, an overwhelming fear and distrust of vaccines; the second is a terrified certainty that some day the government will find a convenient excuse to enforce Orwellian degrees of control.
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Rao is perhaps one of the highest profile nominees to come before the new Congress, and some of her supporters have suggested she might some day be a nominee to the Supreme Court.
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So, when she said she wanted to work for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals some day, I thought: Why not let her see what it's like right now?
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While never letting go of that belief, you work on other goals that either make it possible for you to come back to that wish some day or they de-rail you altogether.
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The Justice Department wrote new regulations allowing for special counsels who can investigate high-level executive-branch wrongdoing with some day-to-day independence but ultimately under the supervision of the attorney general.
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Patrick Schwarzenegger's political pedigree is nearly unmatched -- his dad was "The Governator" and his mom's part of the Kennedys -- so it makes sense he'll run for office some day ... and he can't deny it.
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This paves the way for virtual reality development on lighter-weight laptops and also opens up the possibility that Mac users will some day be able to plug in and play with VR headsets.
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In recent conversations with friends, Mooch has said he wants to some day run for office, which his friend Bryan Lanza speculated could include mayor of New York City or governor of New York.
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It doesn't mean I can have these people back in my life or want to (though I don't discount the possibility that maybe some day I will.) It doesn't even mean I'll tell them.
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He went on to write many of Disney's best-loved early tunes, from "Heigh-Ho" and "Some Day My Prince Will Come" ("Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs") to "Love Is a Song" ("Bambi").
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Blue Origin's newly announced Blue Moon lander — which could help NASA return astronauts to the moon by 2024 — is expected to use resources from the moon to make rocket fuel some day, Bezos said.
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In the immense distances of space that is close enough to mean that, some day, perhaps, someone might send probes to visit it and in so doing glimpse a totally different form of life.
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If Musk and SpaceX realize their vision, Starship may stand about 40 stories tall, be fully reusable, lower rocket-launch costs 100-fold, and some day ferry 100 people to Mars at a time.
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"I think it's important for the soldiers to train on land that they may have to defend some day," said Major General John Gronski, deputy commander, U.S. Army Europe, observing the exercise in Lithuania.
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We're all going to die, some day, but the Queen's death is already here, drifting through the world even as she potters about absent-mindedly here and there in the ruins of her empire.
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Led by Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, a Brazilian diplomat and rights activist, the commission has even compiled a confidential list of Syrian officials and others who may be held accountable in a court some day.
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"If you remove those things, we will feel secure and some day we can consider denuclearization," Mr. Revere recalled Ri Yong-ho, a North Korean diplomat who is currently the foreign minister, as saying.
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And if like many Americans you currently have turkey stock — or leftover chicken stock — on hand in your refrigerator or freezer, you might join me in making the dish tonight or some day soon.
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A few years ago, we moved to my home country, Country A. We've left open the possibility of some day returning to Country B, but we're very happy where we are at the moment.
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Ito resumed cleaning the grave, pulling weeds and pouring water over the headstone where her name was engraved in red — the color of a living person who intended to enter that grave some day.
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Some day soon(?): The NHL still hasn't formally set the salary cap limit for next season, in part because it needs the NHLPA to decide if its going to use its 24 percent escalator.
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If someone had told me then that some day we would elect to the presidency people like Fernando Henrique Cardoso and then Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, it would have sounded like wishful thinking.
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"I think a lot of media outlets were literally worried he might buy them some day," said de Blasio, echoing a specious contention from Bernie Sanders speechwriter David Sirota when Bloomberg entered the race.
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And yet the rising cost of prolonged low interest rates, from soaring property prices to vanishing returns for pension funds, means central banks cannot just stand by hoping inflation will perk up some day.
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Back in 240, it would not have been hard to imagine all six getting a shot at Cooperstown some day, but their careers diverged and now their voting totals could not be more disparate.
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"When I started 18 months ago, I told my first crowd in Wisconsin that we are going to come back here some day and we are going to say 'Merry Christmas' again," he said.
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Australian authorities may suspect that we could some day face the kind of sophisticated plots that Britain has dealt with, and assume that the British approach is the best way to handle those threats.
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"If you replace the glass as it was designed, some day the problem will be forgotten and you, the Hancock Company, and we, the architects, will be forgiven," he said he told the board.
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Mix that with an unselfishly inventive approach to commanding Atlanta's offense and it's not insane to think he can lead the league in assists and scoring some day—the former is a borderline guarantee.
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"I certainly hoped when I was in North Korea ... that some day I'll be able to come home and celebrate with the friends and family that have been praying, rooting for my release," he said.
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Some day your devices will already know what you are trying to find because their sensors will have enabled them to contextually anticipate your query, like Flow in real time — and a lot more powerful.
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"So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans WIN the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights," Trump tweeted.
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But it does accommodate a couple of Playmobil figures inside, and comes with a Porsche dealership playset so kids can make believe their credit rating will be high enough to actually afford one some day.
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But even though the Roadster won't be venturing into the belt, it will still overshoot the orbit of Mars, which is good news for scientists looking to send vehicles to the Red Planet some day.
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"I am not immortal, therefore somebody some day will have to be my succession," Ermotti told journalists during a conference presenting Switzerland's biggest bank's fourth-quarter results, but added that a change was not imminent.
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As for her love of hiking, Faris revealed she hopes she can get her 5-year-old son, whom she shares with ex Chris Pratt, to share her enthusiasm for the outdoor activity some day.
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Now to even apply to some day sell cannabis products, a company must have a growing facility built without any guarantee it will receive the license that would make the facility legal and potentially profitable.
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Katie: I worked at a day camp and the owners also owned an overnight camp, so they would send some day camp campers up for weekend trips to see what overnight camp was all about.
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"It was interesting to note that none of the members of the Panel were loath to accept that this earth might be visited by extraterrestrial intelligence beings of some sort, some day," the report says.
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"I called out those early on to say that you have to think about that phrase, 'There but for the grace of God go I,' and you're going to need somebody some day," Menendez said.
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Brett's creators hope that he could some day take on menial human tasks with the ability to adapt and learn new ways of accomplishing a goal, something that most other robots are incapable of doing.
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And in some ways, Harambe will always be a reminder that all of us will die some day, but if we're particularly special, a gorgeous woman might want to wear our skin to a party.
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So, if on some day the wind was really blowing and wind farms were really kicking the power out, ARES locomotives would automatically kick in, pulling several rail cars to the top of the hill.
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It's still not safe for me to return to Iran for Thursday's match, but I hope that some day I can watch my brother in person, seated with all of my family, in Azadi stadium.
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I have to imagine that former (FBI Director Robert) Mueller wrote the report with an eye towards it being public some day, so I can't imagine a lot needs to be cut out of it.
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Some see it as a danger to our society, because we are raising a generation of entitled, infantilized Americans: How will they ever figure out how to toughen up and run the world some day?
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Ongoing innovations, like the aforementioned foodtech revolution and the shift toward a direct-to-consumer model, increasingly free up more of your paycheck — so you might actually be able to afford that autonomous car some day.
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They were designed by the roughly 1,200 youths who, like Lowe, have come here over the years to learn Photoshop, HTML, Javascript, and other skills that could land them jobs in the tech industry some day.
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Aside from improving resolution and making 360 videos accessible to people without great network connections, the technology could some day make it possible to offer preemptive suggestions to creators on how to make videos more engaging.
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"So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights," the president tweeted.
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"So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights," the president tweeted.
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But the idea that we some day maybe have decent relations with Iran, maybe put pressure on them so they end their support for terrorism around the world, yes, that is something I want to achieve.
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Padora mistook the designer bag for a dog bag and when Kardashian asked West if she should keep the bag for her daughter some day, he just looked at her speechless in disbelief –– sorry North West!
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The waves of civil society groups convening for women's rights or marching against the immigration ban may some day result in the sea change of political power that has occurred outside of the US and Europe.
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But the one thing I told myself to make myself feel better about not going to prom is that I would have plenty of opportunities [to dress up] when I'm on a red carpet some day.
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End of year lists probably won't reflect this, but some day in December, we're gonna have to talk about how Burna Boy made a near flawless album that'll be in rotation even after the calendar expires.
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This focus on creating scenarios where animatronics feel more 'real' and dynamic is at work in other areas of Imagineering as well, with autonomous rolling robots and — some day — the holy grail of bipedal walking robots.
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And June 12th is in -- in 10 minutes, and it's going to be, you know... But the president has said that he -- he has -- some day, that he looks forward to -- to meeting with Kim. Ma'am?
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But at the same time this tournament will always be circled until I'm able to hopefully win it some day... to complete the career grand slam, which will ultimately achieve a life-long goal for me.
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Jay Z made the comments as he addressed a 9-year-old girl in the audience and told her she could some day be president of the United States, according to a video posted by TMZ.
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"So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights," Trump tweeted Tuesday.
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One consideration for the White House: Haley, a former South Carolina governor with her eyes undeniably set on high office some day, was arguably the most high-profile woman in a Trump Cabinet with few women.
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The last time Biden thought about running, in 2016, he was in a miasma of grief about Beau, his oldest son — the former Delaware attorney general whom Joe Biden fervently hoped might be president some day.
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So it seems almost inevitable that whether or not they're messing with the Gotti score to pump up the film's visibility, trolls and bots will be part of the mess of audience scores some day soon.
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The people most likely to be excited about the prospect of free college are people who've been to college themselves, experienced the burdens of student debt, and who expect to send their kids off some day.
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Not only does it show just how well a computer can handle track driving, it also allows students to develop and improve upon emergency lane-change algorithms that might some day keep you safe on the freeway.
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In big cities along the coasts, GM is widening its efforts to capture urban consumers who are shifting away from traditional vehicle ownership and some day may get around by summoning self-driving cars with a smartphone.
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"So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights," Trump tweeted on Tuesday.
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The U.S. filmmaker said he would keep the award even though he does not have a dog, adding that he might get one some day but it would likely come from a rescue center if he did.
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The tributes to the professor -- shown in the media smiling, wearing a baseball cap, and holding his child in his arms -- as kind and caring are just what I hope people might say about me some day.
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After looking at a few of the latest additions, which Kardashian teased on her profile, here are my favorites — I expect to see at least one of these on the other thigh of "wtfj0n" some day soon.
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During opening arguments last week, the defense team made it clear they intend to blame Gates, who handled some day-to-day business operations for Manafort, for many of the alleged reporting deficiencies Manafort is charged with.
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But some day, buried amongst the xantham gum and yellow number 5 on the ingredient list of some of your favorite foods, you might find wood-based ingredients that will actually make your food smoother and tastier.
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Other experts have also stressed that even if sanctions on Pyongyang were to be removed some day, risks for investors remain very high, as it is extremely unlikely that North Korea will overhaul itself politically and economically.
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In democracies, young people will some day realise that signing online petitions is no substitute for voting (just as their elders started voting when they acquired grey hairs and mortgages and sent their children to government schools).
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Mitchell's time on the moon is the kind of thing that millions of school kids dream of doing some day; it's a dream that spurs young men and women to study science and go into STEM careers.
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" Still, Trump signaled direct talks with Kim could still be in the offing, writing that he "felt a wonderful dialogue was building up between you and me" and that he looks forward to meeting Kim "some day.
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America probably had a few breaks go its way to achieve its streak of seven straight World Cup qualifications, so it should come as no surprise that fortune would some day cease to smile upon the Yanks.
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" To be clear, he's not slated to play Superman in any upcoming projects â€" but he could oppose the hero some day, as he's slated to appear as the antihero Black Adam in the forthcoming Shazam movie.
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Maybe I'll explain it all in a music video or film some day... Here's a PDF of the tracklist for the mix, too, courtesy of the man himself: You can grab the After Dark EP right here.
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Billed as a reggaeton and Latin trap festival, the two-day event attracted a predominantly Latinx audience from both nations to experience the kind of música urbana event they'll be bragging about to their kids some day.
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The U.S. filmmaker said he would keep the award even though he does not have a dog, adding that he might get one some day but it would likely come from a rescue center if he did.
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"Some day we will no longer be alive, and we will go wherever it is we go, the good place or the other place, and we may meet there Madison and Hamilton," Feldman said during his testimony.
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We just want to be able to tour the world as much as we can, so as long as there's enough recognition to be able to maybe fly to Japan or Australia some day and play some shows.
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During opening arguments last week, the defense team made it clear it intended to blame Gates, who handled some day-to-day business operations for Manafort, for many of the alleged reporting deficiencies with which Manafort is charged.
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And Lynn Roy, in a statement read by a prosecutor, said she prays that her son's death "will save lives some day," voicing her support for a state law making it a crime to coerce or encourage suicide.
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By the way ... since it's Baseball Hall of Fame weekend, we had to ask Story about Todd Helton and Larry Walker's chances at eventually getting inducted -- and Story tells us he thinks it'll happen some day, FOR SURE!!!
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She knew that some day she could face real life-or-death situations, just as her father, a former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police officer whose life of service she wanted to emulate, had.
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Some day not long from now, the average person's stroll down the aisle at Target or Best Buy will be just like our experiences at futuristic trade shows: everything is connected, and not all of it makes sense.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Some day soon, stargazers searching for answers in the night sky might see the logo of a soft drink company blazing past the Milky Way, or a promotional message from a fast food restaurant.
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I made myself a vow, that I would somehow, some day get to New York and see Ms. Channing — in that five-alarm-red gown, with the matching feathered headdress — walk down that staircase, serenaded by dancing waiters.
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We should even consider technical training abroad for North Koreans in accounting, law, economics, and the like — because some day, in a better future, that nation will need a cadre of Western-style technocrats for rejoining our world.
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But that, like all things, will end some day, and when the rare opportunity for bold action finally rolls around, it would be good for climate hawks to have a shared vision in place, ready to be adopted.
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The drone carried a payload of 5 kgs (11 pounds) and covered 5 kms (3.1 miles) in 10 mins, said Deepinder Goyal, CEO of Zomato, which aims to deliver food to customers in less than 15 minutes some day.
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"Some day, the White House will be named 'tariff museum' by history," said Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the Global Times, a tabloid under the People's Daily which is the official newspaper of the Communist Party of China.
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"I have dream that some day children are encouraged to reach their full potential by providing them with the tools they need to learn and encouraging them to question everything," said Lawrence Krauss, a theoretical physicist and atheist activist.
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"We should be thankful for their sacrifices for staying on an island far away from civilization, away from their loved ones and families and I hope some day, something can be written about them in our history," she said.
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If you plan to be pregnant some day and don't want a tattoo design to stretch with your growing body, then Grey suggests avoiding placement on the pelvic region, abdomen, and possibly ribcage, depending on the person (and pregnancy).
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The new CBO analysis comes just after the President's budget proposal that wreaks havoc on the country's social safety net, zeroing in on Medicaid in particular, a program most middle-class American's don't know they may need some day.
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We learned some other tidbits as well, like the fact that her real name is Jelena Noura Hadid, or that she does want to have kids some day — but I don't think that will be happening any time soon.
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When, at the end, the Vatican committee asked if I had anything more to say, I blurted out that as much as her survival, thus far, was remarkable, I fully expected her to relapse some day sooner or later.
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Some day in the not too distant future, they'll be auctioning posters of Conley and Allen playing lockdown defense, selling throwback Z-Bo jerseys at a discount, offering up collectible prints of The Grindhouse in its most fervent state.
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"You do live with the belief that some day the big one's going to get you," said Patricia McDonald Gomez, general manager of Aunt Sally's Original Creole Pralines as the party resumed, as it always did on Bourbon Street.
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"These areas are not going to be solved by a market, unless there is some magic internet substitute for providers that pops up some day," said Jon Kingsdale, an associate professor at the Boston University School of Public Health.
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Plus, with Apple, Google, and Amazon recently announcing that they are working on an open-source smart home standard together, maybe there's a chance that an automatically configuring system like what Apple has patented could be reality some day.
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Samuel A. Greene, an expert on Russian protest movements at King's College London, said Mr. Navalny had a chance to thaw Russia's frozen political horizons and show that a post-Putin era would, at least some day, be possible.
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Appointing banks to clear yuan trades is part of China's drive to encourage worldwide use of the currency, also known as the renminbi, which it hopes would some day supplement or rival the dollar as a global reserve currency.
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I mentioned red meat: war with North Korea, tearing up the Iran nuclear deal, recognizing Jerusalem as the Israeli capital and promising to move the American embassy there some day — all this gets the blood up for Trump's base.
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Along with the memories, every journey leaves you with a bag full of stories; stories that'll keep you company on a cold winter night, years later, stories that will inspire your nephew to embark on n this adventure some day.
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Appointing banks to clear yuan CNY=CFXS trades is part of China's drive to encourage worldwide use of the currency, also known as the renminbi, which it hopes would some day supplement or rival the dollar as a global reserve currency.
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At a wild, defensive press conference on Tuesday afternoon, President Donald Trump raised the question as to whether protests against statues honoring Confederate soldiers would end up some day morphing into protests against monuments to George Washington or Thomas Jefferson.
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NG: First, officially we work with restaurants that have 10 units or more, though we make exceptions to that rule every now and then and the goal is to be able to work with small chains and independent restaurants some day.
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I had this false idea that I would some day learn to regulate my alcohol intake, but that was only because I wasn't brave enough to address the actual issue: Drinking was something I did because I felt like shit.
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The bills, which were introduced in November, were designed to address Defense Department concerns that U.S. soldiers could some day face U.S. technology on a future battlefield because the technology - like robotics or drones - had been acquired by foreign adversaries.
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It looks like we might not see an IKEEZY (as the Twitterverse is calling it) collab any time soon, but they've given us hope that some day we can assemble an IKEA tested, West-approved chair in our own homes.
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Analysts say these new North Korean missiles could some day carry nuclear warheads to the mainland U.S. DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Our nation faces serious -- RIPLEY: A growing arsenal President Trump called a grave threat to the world.
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Researchers have proposed, for instance, that some day cells could be extracted from leukemia patients (whose systems are suppressing the production of normal blood cells), transformed into blood stem cells and then infused back into the patients as a personalized therapy.
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"Some day, some Night of a Thousand Stevies, I will be there in such a great disguise that not one of you will know it's me until I walk on stage and begin to sing 'Edge of Seventeen,'" she promised.
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"And I know that's a frustrating answer often, and it maybe some day our country will change the law, but the hacking back could cause all kinds of complications for things we're trying to do to protect you," he added.
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Bezos has said on multiple occasions that he hopes to see millions of people living and working in space some day in the far future, and he thinks there's a role for Blue Origin in making that goal a reality.
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And with North Korea's recent rocket launch and nuclear test, along with continued development of missile systems that could some day be capable of targeting the United States, officials say the reclusive country remains a top priority in military planning.
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"I know we have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling, but some day someone will and hopefully sooner than we might think right now," she said, standing under the glass ceiling of the New York Javits Convention Center.
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This spring, Kuyda and I had discussed the possibility that some day a video avatar of Mazurenko might be possible — but that the current technology fell far short of what would be needed to convincingly re-create speech and motion.
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More interesting than the word games are the limitations on ECB actions which look to have motivated what it is actually doing, as opposed to what it may some day do or how it would like its actions to be characterized.
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"I think I'm going to be watching some news feed some day a decade from now and see that some politician is trying to do some crazy deal with some country we supposedly don't like," he wrote via secured text message.
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We get to determine our own "happily ever after" for ourselves... Yes, I may become a mother some day, and since I'm laying it all out there, if I ever do, I will be the first to let you know.
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Echoing Miller, Peterson, the Des Moines columnist, predicted that some day a player, far from home and frustrated over a defeat, will encounter a jubilant fan for the opposing team in a threatening on-court situation, and violence will ensue.
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" The reporter was hopeful: "It seems not improbable," the article said, "that some day, we may be able to see distant views through the aid of a telephone wire in the same way that we can now hear distant sounds.
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And if you're still in the market, use this info to make that investment purchase a more solid investment, just in case you tire of that logo-plastered Neverfull or realize you're just not quite a Birkin type some day.
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The Russians know this, and their military moves are instead meant to ratchet up the political pressure on Kiev — and to prepare just in case some day Ukraine feels strong enough to try to take back the Donbas by force.
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"We Shall Overcome" Good for almost any oppressive occasion, this anthem of the civil rights movement was popularized by Pete Seeger, but it is said to have descended from "I'll Overcome Some Day," a 1900 hymn by Charles Albert Tindley.
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Investors presumably expect that these companies will some day find a path to profitability, which leaves us with a fundamental question: Will that extra money come mainly from higher prices paid by consumers or from lower wages paid to drivers?
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And some day soon, Mr. Mueller may take his inquiry beyond his initial charge — to uncover "any links and/or coordination between the Russian government and individuals associated with the campaign" — by investigating the finances of Mr. Trump and his family.
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Was this acknowledged in writing, or did you — out of the goodness of your hearts — take in a needy relative and her children and help this family to survive, with a vague understanding that you would be repaid some day?
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Some day, and possibly sooner than they think, Republican lawmakers will be forced to confront the reality that they cannot sustain a major American political party in the 21st century on a strict diet of voter suppression, discouragement and disenfranchisement.
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" If a significant number of voters buy his branding of himself, they may also trust him when he reassures them some day by saying something like "this deal, unlike others negotiated by the US in the past, is a victory for American workers.
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" Still, Zelda's dalliances haven't run across the right beau until she meets Fitzgerald (Australian actor David Hoflin, replacing Gavin Stenhouse from the previously shown pilot), who, struck by the proverbial thunderbolt, soon announces to her, "I'm gonna be a great writer some day.
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He feels confident—"like, 95 percent sure"—that a CPL team will come to either Regina or Saskatoon some day, and he's certain that fans from around the province (his group-mates included) would travel to support it, whichever city it lands in.
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"We get to decide how much we buy into what's being served up," Aniston wrote, "and maybe some day the tabloids will be forced to see the world through a different, more humanized lens because consumers have just stopped buying the bulls---."
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"So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights," Trump tweeted on Tuesday about the ongoing, legal impeachment inquiry.
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The practice came under scrutiny following Chapter 11 filings by U.S. coal producers that held a total of $3.6 billion in self-bonds as of July, raising concerns that taxpayers could some day be stuck with the cost of cleaning up mined land.
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The Moses of the Marriott Marquis "Find your Rembrandts," Belfort begs of us, and while I'm not quite sure what it means, I enjoy the sound of it, and make a quiet note to plaster it on a tote bag some day.
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I even wrote a piece in '1003, suggesting that some day there might be little AI programs trying to calculate how to manipulate people and those things would go to war with each other and eventually make society crazy enough to throw elections.
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"In stark terms I explained to him what this would look like some day and what it would mean for the president and the government," Comey wrote in a 2005 email message to his chief of staff, according to the Politico report.
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"Those counting on an eventual bid some day from 3G Capital and Budweiser for Coke, may think Berkshire Hathaway being out of the picture would make it less awkward for that group to buy Coke," Susquehanna analyst Pablo Zuanic said in a note.
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" But, he continued, "We have to let them take care of themselves and if that means they have to some day get nuclear weapons — in all fairness folks, I don't really like this — eventually they're going to want to get them anyway.
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"Some day we'll have some really charismatic woman who gets people all excited, and it doesn't matter that she's only been in the senate for two years and that we don't know much about her except her story," Ms. Collins said. Mrs.
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"So the only way I could do that, as I reached out to take the flag, I made a promise to him that some day I would try to return it," said Strombo, who traveled to Japan from the U.S. state of Montana.
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Kimi Talvitie — a SpaceX enthusiast, software engineer, and artist — pooled those details into a 3D model that shows how the spaceship might use those devices to safely guide itself back to Earth, or some day land on and help populate planet Mars.
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Here's how it could go: Some day in the future, it's routine for every young woman of a certain age—for argument's sake, let's say 21—to undergo a procedure to snip off a piece of tissue from one of her ovaries.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc said on Thursday it had completed a second test of an unmanned aircraft designed to some day beam internet access to remote parts of the planet, and unlike in the first test, the drone did not crash.
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And some day real soon, this new recipe for Limpin' Susan, a Gullah relation to Hoppin' John that Kim Severson picked up from the Charleston chef B.J. Dennis while she was reporting on the discovery of a lost strain of African hill rice.
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Shurn said he'd like to launch his own film production company some day, but in the meantime he's working the swing shift at a factory, trying to provide for his wife and young daughter, and doing his best to stay out of trouble.
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By the end of the day, close to 8003,2800 migrants have registered to stay in Mexico, many with the goal of some day still reaching the U.S. What they don't know is that Mexico will end up returning most of them to Honduras.
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"Pray for Jared and his family, pray for Barcelona, but most importantly pray that we can some day rid ourselves of the hate that takes our loved ones before their time," Tucker's family wrote in a statement posted on the Gofundme fundraising website.
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One important result of their calculations was a determination that the amount of atomic matter in the universe fell far short of the amount needed to reverse its expansion and cause it to fall back together some day in a Big Crunch.
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"For us, it's bittersweet, but we also know that every panda that we send to China is adding to the population and is adding to the breeding program, and hopefully some day her offspring will go back into the wild," Ms. Thompson said.
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A letter by the panel sent to Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, warned him that he could face prosecution some day and said that the panel was recommending a referral of its findings to the International Criminal Court at The Hague.
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" Mr. Matsegora, who said he and Mr. Karlov had started working together in North Korea when they were very young, wrote, "We agreed that when we retire, which will happen some day, we will take turns visiting each other at our dachas.
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But the substantive stakes in the veepstakes are always high, for two simple reasons: modern vice presidents generally play a substantive role in presidential administrations, and it's not all that rare for the vice president to end up becoming the president some day.
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"I knew within days that she had some part and aided Omar Mateen in this horrific tragedy and that some day, when the investigation was complete, she would be put behind bars and ultimately answer for this horrific tragedy," Orlando police Chief John Mina said.
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The opinions expressed are his own) By James Saft June 15 (Reuters) - As it must, the Federal Reserve is whistling in the dark, maintaining a brave front over its willingness, some day, to raise interest rates while events and markets both move against it.
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"I hope to see witnesses using computers at hearings some day—& agencies disclose reports to the public as #opendata, fully searchable & accessible, as the law requires," Alex Howard, the former deputy director of the Sunlight Foundation, which advocates for political and government transparency, tweeted.
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Some day in the distant future we will tell our grandchildren about the time back on Earth, before the monthly Musk Buck stipends, when humans had to exert 40-plus hours of physical or mental labor each week to justify the continuation of their life.
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Wouldn't it be better if they were only shirts I truly loved, without any of the weirdly shaped quasi-crop-tops I've picked up at clothing swaps and brought home with the vague idea that I would some day "figure out" how to wear them?
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As a young girl, she knew only that "Peter Autoul," as she thought of him, was an Irishman with brown, curly hair and a slightly crooked nose who had something to do with her father's business and might be a big success some day.
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The project, which drew attention after an article in the art blog Hyperallergic, may end up some day recreating these smells as a way to help visitors experience the library in a different way, possibly through an olfactory exhibition or sensory gallery, Ms. Nelson said.
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It's the only time I ever feel that some day in the future it'll be possible for humanity to produce saints who will really be upright and venerable, inspired in everything they do by genuine love for humanity and who'll serve all humans selflessly.
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However, what has changed is almost 20 percent of the market said they are more interested in a wearable than they were six months ago, and nearly 30 percent of non-wearable-owning consumers today say they could see themselves owning one some day.
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Partnering with the state, the program has reached more than 2204,2200 girls in over 2000,000 villages in West Bengal's Cooch Behar district, helping reduce child marriage and school dropout rates, and preparing the girls to stake their claim to their own piece of land some day.
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But as others have pointed out, we are nowhere near that happening in any kind of scalable way, and although with the rise of AI it is bound to happen some day, for now dealing with real human beings is best left to other human beings.
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To the credit of Facebook's board, it said on Thursday that it wanted shareholders to approve a change to the terms of Mr. Zuckerberg's supervoting Class B shares to ensure that if the he stops running Facebook some day, his shares will convert to normal voting ones.
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The stoop owners recently sued the city, concerned less about the escalating fee and even the bureaucratic renewal process than about the possibility, however theoretical, that some day they would no longer be able to use their front doors because their stoops had been declared public nuisances.
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But I also tell them that learning to write matters because some day they may have something to say that really matters to them and possibly to the world — and they will want to convey it when the moment arrives in writing that's clear and concise.
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Since his death in 2012, his estate and foundation and a group of devoted local Sendakians have been working to make this town into what some day may be the primary pilgrimage site for his fans, the way Sante Fe, N.M., is for Georgia O'Keeffe or Amherst, Mass.
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But on some level, that appreciation is legitimate, and some day not too far into the future, we may wake up and find that the staid festival-rock dominating popular music has been replaced with something as over-the-top, absurd, and novel as nü-metal once felt.
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And of course there already has — cars have been made way, way safer, but now when you start making the driver safer, that would be a big, big jump, and that will happen some day, and when it happens there will be a lot less auto insurance written.
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Cappos told me that some day, if I buy a smart device that knows what I eat, like a refrigerator, and I don't keep a close eye on who can access my data, it might get sold to someone with an interest in knowing my midnight snacking habits.
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While we're all busy earning in the hopes of some day doing the Scrooge McDuck backstroke through our billions, a new study in the the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology suggests that if you really value your time as money, you may end up valuing nothing but money.
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But in practice, the potential gap closed to a sliver given Ginsburg's understanding of what counted as 'too specific' (roughly, anything that might have some bearing on a case that might some day come before the court) and what counted as 'too general' (roughly, anything else worthy of mention).
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Here I am again in your inbox with a bunch of recipes you might cook tonight or some day soon, and I hope you do because I'm proud of them, proud of how delicious they are and of the hard work that goes into bringing them to you.
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MUELLER PROSECUTORS REBUKED REPEATEDLY BY TRIAL JUDGE WITH A HISTORY OF COLORFUL RULINGS Video During opening arguments this week, the defense team made it clear they intend to blame Gates, who handled some day-to-day business operations for Manafort, for many of the alleged reporting deficiencies Manafort is charged with.
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His camp says Nelly loves Australia and wants to go back some day but that's not going down anytime soon and they don't want fans to hunker down for the $106 AUD ticket ... that's $75 US. We looked, and T-Pain and August also don't appear to be promoting the shows.
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And I dreamed some day of representing my home town in Washington, D.C., but I — honestly, Elaine, I never imagined — never imagined I'd have the opportunity to be governor of the state that I love, let alone be sitting at a table like this in this kind of a position.
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"It is certainly our hope that churches would continue, no matter what the environment — whether there's government funding some day through tax credits, or vouchers, or some other mechanism or whatever it may be — that more and more churches will get more and more active and engaged in education," he said.
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I thought of the future, of wanting to raise kids of my own some day, and remembered something the writer Alejandro Zambra had talked about, how the purpose of adults is to answer difficult questions for children, and I knew I would need to improve, before it was too late.
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Other investors in the round include YC and Coinbase, which has been plain about its ambitions to some day offer crypto securities trading, and that last month took another step toward that end when it launched over-the-counter trading for institutional customers that allows them to direct trades between each other.
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" Evelyn Piazza told CNN, "It's just awful to think about, and maybe some day when these individuals have kids of their own they will understand the kind of love you have for your child and the kind of loss you experience when they are cruelly taken from you for no good reason.
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It's not that people are suddenly nostalgic for Bush; historians consistently rank him near the bottom in their lists of American presidents and — despite lasting achievements on treating AIDS globally and a prescription drug benefit for Medicare — he will very likely remain there, even if he rises past President Trump some day.
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" In a 2015 blog post about the notebook, Hopman stated that Leslie once wrote: "[Tiffany] never gave me credit for my inventions — it always was Tiffany glass Ha Ha — but my Dad will come into his own some day for the years of research he did on the invention of irridescent [sic] glass.
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But it's the electric, semi-automated chassis underpinning those models that has likely attracted the interest of Amazon and GM. Details: Rivian intends to market its own brand of trucks — as many as six models some day — but from the beginning, it has been plotting a B2B strategy to share its technology with other companies.
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And while I'm a 30-year-old facing the possibility of a medical bankruptcy due to insurmountable medical debt from before the ACA — along what that will mean for my future, my ability to buy a house some day and afford to have children — you've managed to walk away from multiple business bankruptcies unscathed.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 85033 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.), who says she dreams of serving as White House press secretary some day; and Rep.
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But if you just focus on the work and you don't let those people sidetrack you, some day when you get where you're going, you'll look around and you will know that it was you and the people who love you who put you there and that will be the greatest feeling in the world.
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As Michelle Obama pointed out in her convention speech, it's a very big deal that her daughters, descendants of their mother's slave ancestors, play with their dogs on the White House lawn, and some day it will be another big deal when we elect the kin of slaves to sit behind the Resolute Desk.
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The M.T.A. won't accomplish a fraction of what's in Fast Forward if it uses the same approach officials have applied in building the first phase of the Second Avenue line or East Side Access, the much delayed and over-budget project that will — some day — bring the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal.
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We can quibble about when Weezy's hot hand began, whether it started with the first or second Carter album, or the "10,000 Bars" when he formally denounced writing down his lyrics, or some day in 2005 when Lil Wayne was standing outside in a thunderstorm, got struck by lightning, and instantly got ten percent better at rapping.
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" His song "Let's Pretend We're Married" begins with a hot come-on — "Excuse me but I need a mouth like yours, to help me forget the girl that just walked out my door" — but it ends with heaven: "I'm in love with God, He's the only way, cuz you and I know we gotta die some day.
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But for Pakistan, hosting Taliban leadership on its soil is a way to maintain leverage over the Taliban so that when this war some day draws down, Pakistan is party to the negotiations, and the expectation is Pakistan is telling the Taliban: Look, when you enter a power-sharing agreement, you have to fulfill our interests.
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Nicki Minaj and Ariana Grande reunited, and it was flawlessThe women who sang "Bang Bang" with Jessie J at the 123 VMAs got together once again to perform their collaboration "Side to Side," which somehow made going to the gym seem like a fun activity we might be interested in some day, between Grande's fierce cycling and Minaj's bevy of hunky men.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, I think it's natural to have some tension over-- the truth of the matter is that Ricardo, when he invented the law of comparative advantage, did not predict that some day the law of comparative advantage would make-- would grasp-- would greatly accelerate the growth of some poor nation which had a particularly able populace, like China.
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" Reporting about death-row meals is not new, he wrote, quoting from an 1891 editorial in The Fort Worth Gazette that railed against the fascination: "Some day some newspaper will forget to report the articles of food comprising the last meal eaten by a murderer under sentence of death and then the whole bottom will fall out of newspaper enterprise.
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No. If I could go back Would stand at gate say: Ma , the me you see now is not the only me I may ever be There is a me under this me who wishes to do lovely in this magnificent And some day Watch, Ma: Watch, Ruth: This new me In his time he has left Even if it is only one thing lovely?
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" When asked if she could see herself running for office some day, she said, "I don't know what my future holds, but I do know I've been fortunate enough to be kind of a troublemaker my whole life; I was raised by a troublemaker, the late great governor of Texas, Ann Richards — and, as my friend, Congressman John Lewis, would say, good trouble, I hope.
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One of the most provocative approaches to this question comes from Friedrich Nietzsche, whose doctrine of the eternal return asks this: "What if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: 'This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more'"?
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Although portions of the show are a bit outdated and cringeworthy—like when Carrie dated a bisexual guy and prodded him with questions as if he was an alien, or when Samantha dated a black guy and suddenly started to incorporate new slang into her everyday lingo—I look forward to sharing this show with my future daughter on a random summer afternoon some day.
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We are still in the midst of a great deal of uncertainty, but those small colorful notes on park benches and historic palazzi are helping give me a sense of hope that even if Milan has been forced to stop — catchy hashtags and snazzy videos notwithstanding — the city will come back to life once again some day, and we will go on, if a little bruised and worse for the wear.
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Cranston, who said earlier this month that he'd love to play Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE some day, is set to attend a Pelosi-hosted luncheon on the final day of the convention, according to BillyPenn.com.
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Already taken out of above paycheck amount.)Savings: ~$12.163,3/month (I've been trying to aggressively build my savings back up as I used a significant amount to move and get settled before starting this new position)Annual Expenses:Renter's Insurance: $30Amazon Prime: $5Car Insurance: ~$2112.16 (I got into an accident a few months ago and it was my fault so I expect this to go up some) Day One 2112:2130 a.m.
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It began in 1982 with an advertisement in The Village Voice and grew into an annual 32-mile, 19973-hour hike through Hudson River, Riverside, East River and a dozen other littoral parks as well as barricaded, abandoned and bedraggled railroad yards and other tracts that, while not actually parks at the time, could have been linked in a verdant belt around Manhattan some day if he had mustered enough public support.
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Part of this change is down to the fact that these events have become increasingly alike: from Reading Festival and the Isle of Wight to Stateside events like Coachella and Bonnaroo, the festival experience has seemingly merged into one coalesced, purchasable vision of the exact same idea—wherein it's possible to watch an electronic DJ, a rock band, and a rap artist before queuing up to buy some day-glo paint and a strawberry flavoured cider.
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So maybe, some day in a city near you or a city in which you now live, it'll be normal for you to step outside or off the train and to look up at a tall, cylindrical building around which hundreds of seemingly very large flies flit about, stopping to reload before setting off with bundles of cat food or books or groceries to be delivered to yet another person who just clicked "place your order."
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