For many of us, those earlier stories happened someplace else, someplace away.
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You are clearly on your way to someplace else, someplace without me.
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It feels passed by, someplace traveled through to get to someplace else.
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"He took it someplace else, and then I took it someplace else," Dylan said.
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"For many of us, those earlier stories happened someplace else, someplace away," the report said.
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With the Sydney Hobart, you start someplace warm and nice and go someplace cold and windy.
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It's as if the time has to go someplace, and it ought to go someplace where it can make money.
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After following the Warriors all this way, this is where I've ended up: someplace else, and someplace very far from where I started.
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Which means Durant would simply have to play someplace else—someplace that didn't already have a lot of money committed to other stars.
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"If I have a good base of operations, it will be someplace I can wander from, someplace I can walk around in a neighborhood that I like," he says.
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Head for someplace more innocuous and out of the way.
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Take yourself someplace unusual this evening and learn something new.
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Fashion statement Headed someplace where you don't speak the language?
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But I never pitied them; you took me someplace else.
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You could afford to live someplace and be an artist.
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"I had someplace to escape to," the Cuban reminds Americans.
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Sensing everybody from Silicon Valley is from someplace else. Yes.
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I thought somebody someplace would not because I was trans.
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In Rome, everywhere you go, there is someplace to sit.
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Or stashed in a bar someplace in Central New York.
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You want to go someplace where you're going to fit.
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Plus, finding someplace to accommodate animals was taken care of.
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Make sure that water has someplace to run off to.
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Take the family someplace the police did not know Na'im.
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But selling would mean moving away to find someplace affordable.
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Their applications would be in a pile someplace for years.
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BUFFETT: WELL YOU HAVE GOT TO HAVE YOUR MONEY SOMEPLACE.
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Did he store those someplace where they were actually seized?
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Now these lights are bright, but he's around here someplace.
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Sometimes I thought that I was someone else, someplace else.
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I wish I could get back there, someplace back there.
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Or does he have your dog in a cage someplace?
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That'll be different from the guy in the garage someplace.
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If we didn't take them, they would go to someplace else.
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"We never go someplace without looking for the race," Smith said.
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The other two paintings bring the whole group into someplace unexpected.
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"January 21st, I imagine myself on a beach someplace," he joked.
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"I went crazy because she was going someplace else," she said.
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By the way, Mike Huckabee is here someplace and he's fantastic.
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I wanted to be far, far away, in someplace like...California.
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And he gave a talk at some Forbes event or someplace.
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Having someplace to be able to look it up is important.
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Cottonwood, Idaho, or someplace quirky like a basement in Fort Collins,
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Every time he gets into trouble, he starts a conflict someplace.
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" She continued, "It's not someplace that I think we should go.
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"You have to have someplace to put a ladder," said Mrs.
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Also, faith that all the abstruse wanderings will eventually get someplace.
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But it was fun to surf someplace that's never been surfed.
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Coming down off their sugar highs, tourists need someplace to sleep.
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We don't announce when the subjects are going to be someplace.
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Can we make the Arctic someplace people would want to live?
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We didn't want to live someplace without A.C. or a dishwasher.
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Beijing would have to find someplace else to park the money.
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"Waking up someplace is so different from visiting," Ms. Horsten said.
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The people who are in favor of it live someplace else.
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" He continued: "The transformation and going someplace else and coming back.
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Being kept someplace and forced to stay there for no reason.
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It's like anything, when you first go someplace new, it's exciting.
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"For many of us, those earlier stories happened someplace else, someplace away," the grand jury wrote in the report, which also detailed what its members dubbed the Catholic hierarchy's "playbook for concealing the truth" about sexual misconduct.
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"Now they have to pick up 1,200 hours someplace else," he said.
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Everyone here came from someplace else, pushing forward while struggling to survive.
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It's similar to being queer and having to find that culture someplace.
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Just snap it onto your sleeve, pants, or someplace else that's secure.
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Go somewhere else with that nonsense and take that bullshit someplace else.
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They just wanted to hang out and be someplace that made sense.
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If there was someplace else I wanted to go, I'd go there.
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You're ready to be someplace new, even for just a little while.
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You're ready to be someplace new, and you're craving distance and perspective.
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Plus you'll look cool for going someplace your friends hadn't even considered.
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You can live a much cheaper life and be good someplace else.
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If you want to visit someplace boring, go to Wyoming or Idaho.
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Go with the flow; it will take you someplace weird and exciting.
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She got the jitterbug blues and she's looking for someplace to dip.
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Will families who are thinking of living there move someplace else instead?
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I put nothing in that has not already been done sometime, someplace.
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Here's someplace where I think we can part company: Congress is back.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well we probably made in the hundreds of millions, someplace.
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I could have set up a household on my own, someplace else.
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Living someplace 33 days a year is entirely different, the Statons say.
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As bad as it was over here, something good was happening someplace.
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"Sure, I could go and move someplace else," she said, interrupting him.
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Will we end up putting on an excellent G-7 someplace else?
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By the way, Mike Huckabee is here someplace, and he is fantastic.
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"Now you're someplace where people actually look out for one another," she says.
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Recently, a younger friend guilelessly asked me about taking her someplace to dance.
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So if you're not rocking with me, I can just go someplace else.
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"When you're eating food, I love when it transports you someplace," Talde says.
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We spend the rest of the day avoiding mosquitos and finding someplace cool.
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Fey may stay relentlessly in her lane, but she always goes someplace fascinating.
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But someplace that actually needs infrastructure investment is more dicey without user fees.
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YouTube feels like someplace where you see a lot more of that — Frankness.
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When the room suddenly became silent, I sensed she must be there someplace.
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Go to travel hotspots off-season, or go someplace with fewer tourists overall
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Nearly all of your grocery items will be shipped in from someplace else.
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"It's not someplace that I think we should go," she said on CNN.
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Ideally, though, she'd like to spend her summers someplace more relaxing than Manhattan.
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But what if you work someplace really far away, like say... outer space?
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Mets 21, Tigers 20 DETROIT — Neil Walker had someplace to go Sunday afternoon.
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A new one will be built—to someplace way more interesting and exciting.
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But I think to go into a strange location, someplace they don't know.
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But if you are someplace like a theater, look for the exits yourself.
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Nor are they headed someplace lavish where they can pose for the 'Gram.
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Three-quarters of the people who live in Miami come from someplace else.
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Life would be simpler someplace else, if I thought that was the point.
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Because without the Pony, I don't know, would there have been someplace else?
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W: Is there someplace where you've made progress through one of those partnerships?
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And this is the last place you'd expect to find someplace like this.
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So we needed to find someplace else to build and test our gun.
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Go off and work someplace else, learn the next skill and do that.
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You could go way off the beaten track — someplace with no WiFi for miles.
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Place these notes on your bathroom mirror or someplace that you look at daily.
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As our attention succumbs to the allure of being someplace else, our concentration suffers.
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It isn't Earth, but it is someplace, a dark and contaminated planet of waste.
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There&aposs going to be -- they&aposre going to look for offsets someplace else.
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"That's going to be an inconvenience if you are trying to get someplace fast."
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Worst case scenario: Be prepared to go someplace where your contributions will be valued.
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If you beat me, I'll shorten a half a day someplace to catch up.
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During the campaign, Trump came either to Youngstown, or someplace close by, three times.
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On one recent weekday afternoon, it felt as if everybody had gone someplace else.
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There were too many blacks who needed to be taken someplace to ignore them.
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In accounting terms, it would be a big debit looking for someplace to go.
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And those who were fired for speaking up would have had someplace to go.
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We needed to find someplace to go and those that couldn't suffered the consequences.
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You're eager to learn and travel, so take a class or go someplace unexpected!
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TRUMP: And by the way, Mike Huckabee is here someplace, and he is fantastic.
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" – Beauty and the Beast "Once a year, go someplace you have never been before.
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One of them, Pete, knew a guy whose vehicle had just gotten stuck someplace.
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The virus was someplace before it got to the employee and the senior community.
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She asked him if he had just gotten back from a vacation someplace warm.
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It also doesn't mean you won't be successful in a similar role someplace else.
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You&aposll have to find someplace else to stow your Twizzlers and backup computer.
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Countries have set down it and ended up someplace worse than where they began.
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"And then you have, you know, CNN broadcasting the bombs falling someplace," he said.
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So I was always new someplace and someplace was always new to me, and I had very little constants except for my skateboard and my guitar and that rag-tag network of friends that had bonded so fiercely over making music together.
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I'm really grateful that you're going to help me find someplace safe when I'm released.
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They don&apost know if the kids aren&apost there, if they&aposre someplace else.
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I've always admired how unafraid you are to pick up and start over someplace new.
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And I wasn't doing comedy, I think I was probably waitressing someplace at the time.
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You never want to be stuck looking back or wishing you were someplace you're not.
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Most came from California, looking for someplace, anyplace, that wasn't what their state had become.
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But today Mack is heading someplace else entirely, and she's allowed me to tag along.
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If you want to see the auroras for yourself, get someplace dark and cloud-free.
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We get one drink each and decide we need to find someplace else to hang.
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If we can find a way to connect on that level, maybe we'll get someplace.
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I had always wanted to work overseas — someplace in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Beijing or London.
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"Some people absolutely hate it and some people can never work someplace else," he added.
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"On that old show, we knew that my character had to go someplace," Colbert recalled.
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Linda is trying to escape from Alex's phone to someplace with less restrictive gender roles.
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You can have the muscle gays in one place, the bro straight guys someplace else.
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"So I started going on Grindr hookups just to have someplace to sleep," he continued.
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It is someplace that anyone can author and create their own reality in, that's true.
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The next band was supposed to go on and they apparently had someplace to be.
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When good employees feel like big brother is watching, they'll find someplace else to work.
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I had suggested someplace closer, knowing he's a busy executive and probably pressed for time.
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Others escape the dropping temperatures for someplace warm, where the sun shines until 8 p.m.
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I would say, in the house, on display, I have someplace close to 500 dolls.
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Take your pity, sympathy and the inspiration you get from our "brave fight" someplace else.
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Sometimes people have to leave the big city to settle down someplace a little quieter.
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"It's not someplace that I think we should go," she said on CNN last November.
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"From a financial perspective, it means it has to come from someplace else," Page said.
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That there was a great deal of collusion going on someplace else other than Russia.
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Baier: People want to turn to someplace they feel they can get the straight scoop.
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A more recent romance with Bertie, now Marquess of Someplace, was torpedoed by Evil Mary.
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I really wanted to take this someplace darker, to a place close to my heart.
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There's always a box coming from someplace special, which I won't mention that name, okay?
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What if you just want to chill out someplace, what's a good spot for that?
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Brunetti, stunned by its content, quietly disobeyed, folding it up and storing it someplace secret.
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They hoped to find someplace artsy and progressive, where city people went to raise families.
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"I just wanted to see what it was like to go someplace else," he said.
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I don't know where the press got their fake news, but they got it someplace.
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Furnishings are midcentury modern and staying here feels like you've set sail for someplace glamorous.
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In that painful time, she decided to reboot her life and move someplace completely new.
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"Everything that's wrong in Washington had to start someplace," Ms. McGrath said in the video.
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"We'll try to get him in another game this weekend someplace," Collins said of Conforto.
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We wanted to settle down someplace where we could indulge our love for kite-surfing.
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It's a sense of belonging someplace where you formerly did not belong and claiming it.
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Often, therefore, I go someplace warm for the winter and have a grand old time.
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What do you do about that, where maybe they're building a place someplace that isn't safe?
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To go someplace new, free of baggage and bullshit, meant I could be anyone I wanted.
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It seems like the next best thing is always coming from someplace just out of reach.
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Stagg withholds from her reader a sense of arriving someplace, or indeed, having journeyed at all.
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Now how do I please these folks so that I don't get sent off someplace else?
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" ON HIS NEXT CAREER MOVE: "I've already had 5 or 6 opportunities to go work someplace.
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He has someplace he wants to go, but he never had a map to get there.
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To simulate something similar at home, find someplace comfortable and private to sit or lie down.
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Gail: Yeah, remember when we thought he might be someplace between Mitt Romney and Bernie Sanders?
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It will be someplace "interesting and affordable," in her words, and, ideally, dry in the summer.
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But on a journey intended to liberate her, she worries about being tied down someplace else.
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Or do you go to a local place, or live someplace where you get groceries delivered?
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My hope about moving someplace else or buying something is that I can start a project.
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"Smugglers can see essentially where enforcement resources are going, and move someplace else," Mr. Stodder said.
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"I just want her to experience with me and Scott someplace beautiful without worry," she says.
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But there's a big difference between buying from Amazon and buying from someplace else through Amazon.
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Unless you're heading someplace particularly rural, you'll should be able to find an A.T.M. with ease.
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At the top of that list was someplace I had never been: the Lake Champlain islands.
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A downhearted Leo trips up her pursuer and tries to find her someplace safe to go.
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From someplace else on the spectrum of stereotyped wealth and consumption, there is a Birkin bag.
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"The number one resource we can&apost reliably create someplace else is the workforce," he said.
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The theory was that he'd benefit from hanging out someplace a little more down to earth.
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They're going to take that money and spend it in Russia or China, or someplace else.
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They're going to take that money and spend it in Russia or China or someplace else.
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If you want those jobs now, I guess you have to go to China or someplace.
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"They would rather go to Japan, New Zealand or someplace in Europe where the process is easier."
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It doesn't have to involve spending money or going someplace cool—it's just being with your friends.
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Sometimes you just need to go someplace and get atone with your sobriety and your 12 steps.
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If you've already planned your spring break getaway to someplace outside of gorgeous Puerto Vallarta, don't fret.
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My dream vacation is going someplace with a nice view and chilling out with people I like.
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Part of the joy of the show is watching Zak lock Aaron away someplace dark to investigate.
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They're also notorious for dispersing far and wide—they just stop flying when they find someplace nice.
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The energy—psychic and personal—he puts into social media could be funneled to someplace more enlivening.
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It is difficult to imagine that the mania that engulfed central Europe could reach someplace so remote.
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Groupon always has some incredible package deals — whether you're taking a plane someplace new or staying local.
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Go to a lecture or on an adventure someplace local as a way to honor this transit.
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They walked west along Independence Avenue, trying to find someplace to cross the Mall, with no luck.
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Certainly, it goes someplace different than where we were in the doldrum days of the early 2010s.
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I have a company, and I wanted to pick my company up and take it someplace else.
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"I know full well that there is an end zone out there for me someplace," he quipped.
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"We'd spend every weekend going someplace new in China and seeing and experiencing different things," Gillibrand said.
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This is vacation, after all, and most of us want to go someplace where we can unwind.
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Or just when the dollars get big enough, somebody someplace says 'What am I getting for this?
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We have a lot of people who live on lakes in the summer and winter someplace else.
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"I know full well that there is an end zone out there for me someplace," he quipped.
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"It takes us as a society someplace I don't think we need to be going," Amundson said.
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These are just vectors, and we all know what vectors are—they're things that go someplace, right?
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Last summer, they began the hunt for someplace smaller and cheaper, between $3,33 and $3,500 a month.
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Try to convince your friends to meet you someplace inexpensive—you don't want to spend money today.
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Stay in tonight, or party someplace where you feel comfortable crashing at the end of the evening.
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But it can also be captured in a simple phrase: the unmistakable feeling of being someplace else.
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If you're out in New York City and spot April Hunt, then congratulations, you're probably someplace fabulous.
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Income has to be reported to the IRS, whether it comes from a trust or someplace else.
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But if one person's foot begins to move away, this person wants to be someplace else. Three.
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The subject can make us touchy, whether we are highborn or low or someplace in the middle.
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We have a rule: With every trip to Dublin, we leave the city and visit someplace new.
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" Pelosi, when pressed on the Steyer advertisement, said impeachment "is not someplace I think we should go.
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We were looking for someplace, any place, where we could make radio contact and could be resupplied.
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I always had been scared of the idea of going someplace by myself, and not knowing anyone.
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Someplace in the world there is a 7-month-old baby who doesn't need diapers at night?
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"It might not happen until you're 80 or 85, but someplace along the line, something will happen."
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" Traffic jams coil endlessly off into the distance, a green highway sign advising, "Someplace Safe: 96 miles.
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Also wishing that he'd invite us over to spend our own quarantine period someplace in his house.
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I love exploring new places, and whenever someone goes someplace I haven't been, it drives me nuts.
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"I pushed forward, because when people say that stuff, it usually means that's someplace interesting," she says.
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" Rotondo said he was still looking for the perfect place, which he described as "someplace inexpensive, with internet.
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And being comfortable with it leading someplace, that A, you didn't anticipate and B, may not even want.
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"What am I, Uber?" grumbles one of Veronica's would-be beaus after she insists he drive her someplace.
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Google Maps has received a small design update that could be helpful when getting directions to someplace unfamiliar.
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Every time I go someplace, someone has a story about how Michael is a part of their lives.
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"As we saw with Vine, if you don't pay the talent, they ultimately go someplace else," Greenfield said.
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But if you're too busy to take a week off, consider taking a weekend trip to someplace fun.
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You put the gook and trash in and then it magically disappears—or floats someplace else at least.
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Even worse, today she went someplace where she could avoid people altogether — a screening of Southside With You.
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I was, like anyone else at that age, looking for someone to be and someplace to be from.
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Why, after all, would anyone want to leave the place in which he lives to go someplace else?
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But if you must ring in the new year someplace toasty, it's not too late to make plans.
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We are constantly evaluating our continued residence in this town and considering a move to someplace more diverse.
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An airy red-brick room with an imposing dark-wood bar, it looks like someplace you've probably been.
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Often, you are expected to stow it someplace cool, dark and protected and forget about it for years.
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I can't help thinking the whole sight hurdle could be easily cleared if the iPad were someplace else.
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Put your board someplace you can see it every day, which means other people will see it, too.
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Let them go fishing or someplace south, stick them on a farm somewhere, and get our country moving.
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Sure, you want to travel a bit, and maybe you imagine going someplace warm for the winter months.
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We've been told that someone's coming to our house to test us, to 'You've got to find someplace.
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"Someplace I have a seven-minute reel that they made with white cats and black cats," he said.
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Just before her name would be called, Pressley made her way to cast her vote someplace more visible.
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For many, having a job and someplace to be each day is grounding and gives purpose to life.
|
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Obama evidently will not be sorry to be waking up someplace other than the White House next year.
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"People would be unhinged if this were happening someplace else," said Vana Lewis, 35, a Tohono O'odham teacher.
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Unless he plans to enlarge the White House staff, he will have to take workers from someplace else.
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Because you slip — and I tend to slip when I see someplace that I've [worked] have a disaster.
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" Wind power and air quality The reliability of wind "Try dropping a windmill someplace close to your house.
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Although I no longer teach, we still typically go someplace over spring break with my husband&aposs family.
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I have a high tolerance for soporific research materials if I know they're leading me into someplace worthy.
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If people can't grow food and support themselves where they once could, they'll go someplace where they can.
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We didn't want-- we--could've put it someplace like Mexico, we could've put it someplace like China, but we elected to put it in the U.S. because, again, you need to have that engineering talent to support the overhaul process to see what you need to learn as these engines age.
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Aside from giving up completely and spending the day inside at someplace toasty, like a hotel bar, of course.
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I can go someplace close, and we can go back and forth to the United States a few times.
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We don't innately need to go to bed at the same time; the desire usually comes from someplace else.
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And by the way: If that video is posted on Facebook, or Twitter, or someplace anyone can get it?
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"Most people are happy not to live in wilderness so long as there's someplace they can go," Duriscoe says.
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Go someplace you've never been, or attend an interesting lecture, to get the most out of this new moon.
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If it goes down someplace it shouldn't and the authorities find it, the registration will lead back to you.
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I'm not questioning that Dr. Ford may have been sexual assaulted by some person at someplace at some time.
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It is only by using the state for new purposes that we can hope to get ourselves someplace else.
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I write them down on the same now-yellowing piece of loose-leaf paper, and keep it someplace safe.
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Even someplace that at first glance doesn't have a good reputation, they might be a good fit for somebody.
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Gailloux said it was "ideal for sitting on my computer" or "having breakfast that's someplace other than the couch."
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But if you live in a room, you want to get out, find someplace where you can just sit.
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"It's not someplace I think we should go," Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House Democratic leader, has said.
|
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And we assume that outer space has a location, and that location is not here but there, someplace else.
|
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What do you do about that, where—where maybe they're—they're building a house someplace that is it safe?
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I won't turn my nose up if I go someplace and they serve me a burger with processed cheese.
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South Africa is someplace that interested all of us, and we thought it would be cool to go together.
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"Where I would draw the line might be someplace different from where someone else draws the line," she added.
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Squads either present themselves as something akin to a traditional sports team, or a streetwear brand, or someplace inbetween.
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"It was just someplace I could put a picture of a memory that meant something to me," Brandt added.
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Then there are the middle-of-the-night wakings and the insistence that there is someplace urgent to go.
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"Maybe they can get you to think about someplace you hadn't thought of before, but your mileage will vary."
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One of my cousins received a call on a mobile phone, was asked to go someplace and was murdered.
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If so, it could be a stock photo, or a picture that a scam artist took from someplace else.
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"Do you really want to be someplace that doesn't want you?" said Jason Frank, a Maryland elder law attorney.
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Anthony acknowledged as much before Wednesday's game, saying he did not believe that he would wind up someplace else.
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SOCIAL HOUR I usually have people who have come, and we'll go and grab lunch or a drink someplace.
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And I always give this advice to young people, don't run off to D.C., don't go abroad, until you set your roots down someplace, because the work you do in America today is as diverse as anything you'll do around the world, and you can't grow into that if you don't start someplace.
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"I think most of retail is significantly affected by this because everything they sell comes from someplace else," Kniffen added.
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It may be nice to lay on a beach someplace and not do anything, but it would absolutely kill me.
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It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that probably quite a bit of that ends up in China someplace.
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The livestreamed rocket lifted off from the Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand, headed for someplace with an even better view.
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That way you can skip the massive lines or ensure you have access to someplace you won't want to miss.
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I'd never risk taking it to the beach, but it could look nice outside someplace safe, far away from sand.
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Do I go to Hospital for Special Surgery most likely, or is there someplace else --DAVID CORDANI: A concrete example.
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Like if he wants to go someplace for dinner and I get the sense it's racking up, it's his decision.
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You're going to be in the mood to network this evening, so go someplace fun—but don't overdo it tonight.
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Ideally, this should be money that you have in a taxable account or someplace other than the amount you're converting.
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She had her own style and it was just be wrong if I didn't throw some leopard in there someplace.
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Then, after you're finished with them, how about we'll go out for a picnic someplace on the White House lawn.
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We need someplace to say 'We stand with you, we want to honor how the families and the congregation responded.
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"To me, religion at its best is saying, 'What we've decided is special someplace is actually special everywhere,'" Miller said.
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Walking around, checking out menus, it's not hard to find someplace where the food is superb and not terribly expensive.
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I suppose you could move someplace else, but there are things one can do to at least prepare for them.
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Occasionally he would wince at having mislaid a board, then pick it up again and set it down someplace else.
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The next week Ms. Pruitt considered the other 11 churches on the list, and on Sunday, she tried someplace new.
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He was someplace in Iowa today and he said my name so many times that people couldn't stand it anymore.
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I have not questioned that she might have been sexually assaulted at some point in her life by someone someplace.
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If he lands someplace without a solid passing game or offensive line, he could look like Gurley did in '16.
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Women with money will have total access to abortion because they can fly to someplace like New York or California.
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Like data junkies, we continue to look to genome sequencing when the really clinically useful information may lie someplace else.
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Ahead, press play and get to work transforming every last grimy and cluttered corner into someplace worthy of spending time.
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But right now, I'm going to go get some rest and figure out how to help down the road someplace.
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Total eclipses are visible someplace around the globe about every year and a half, and Hawaiians experienced one in 1991.
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If anything, its greatly improved execution has probably put a floor on the stock, someplace in the $300-400 region.
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I mean, if you've got 240,23 or 230,23 employees, and there was bad activity someplace, you try to find out.
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But the fun of just making a Sphero move competed against the strictures of making it go someplace in particular.
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But they knew they needed a space better suited to aging — someplace with fewer rooms to maintain and no stairs.
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Much better to set up shop in someplace like Tuscaloosa where college football is the only thing anyone cares about.
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BEING FROM A SMALL, rural Western town myself, I know better than to see someplace like Joseph as two-dimensional.
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I don't feel I deserve this time, or the small plot of earth I get to mold into someplace livable.
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"Unless he's got someplace I don't know about, what's missing is that he should have a showroom," Mr. Bianco said.
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He spends $25 a week on Lyft, but only when he is not under pressure to be someplace on time.
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These fragile visualizations could be made with tools from your local hardware store, but their emotional depth comes from someplace else.
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In addition, try to keep your wallet out of sight in a front pocket or someplace not easily accessible to pickpockets.
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Otherwise, it could sell off its current properties and take its people with it, maybe to someplace nearby, like Mountain View.
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But once that shared thing generates sufficient exit velocity, it smashes through to someplace that's both totally airless and unbelievably crowded.
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"If the type of accommodations that they wanted to have is not available they will just go someplace else," Middlebrook said.
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Both apps use your location, or you can choose someplace new and find great deals on hotel rooms for the night.
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But, the least we can do as shoppers is ensure that even our style splurges are helping something, someone, or someplace.
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GoDaddy tweeted late Sunday night that the Daily Stormer would have 24 hours to find someplace new to host its domain.
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"The more you play someplace, especially Augusta National, the more you pick up the little subtleties," he said late Friday evening.
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But I don't see why you wouldn't just flip it to the bottom for everyone, or someplace else on the screen.
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Someplace in your heart you have to be like, 'I love you, you're a great man, you're just not for me.
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The only silver lining there, is that it makes award season not so stressful because my stress has gone someplace else.
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By the time you get to South Beach, it's going to be someplace where you really just go to the beach.
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Shandling was born someplace a while ago, then moved to Los Angeles when he was young to do the usual thing.
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This is part of a pattern that repeats every few years when an outbreak of disease occurs someplace in the world.
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Over the years, he says, the bodies of 14 people trying to get someplace else have been found on Ladd property.
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Today's perfect for sending some love notes or going on a date someplace unexpected—have a mini adventure with your love.
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Love and money planet Venus enters fellow Water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to try something new or go someplace different.
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"I don't think the internet is successful because people don't want to go someplace and have a great experience," Sears said.
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Judging from the upcoming transits, it's likely a vacation to someplace far, far away (or, at least, a good travel doc).
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In someplace that was always dark, it seemed obvious there could be no primary producers and therefore no life at all.
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And once that stuff is deployed, it isn't like it's so easy to pick it up and move it someplace else.
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"This was like being in Bali, or someplace far, far away," Ms. Bloomgarden said as she walked out of the store.
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Going someplace far away, we now know, is the biggest single action a private citizen can take to worsen climate change.
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I mentally filed a straightforward down entry among the themers today — GREEN CARD — and similarly looked for BLUEPRINT to appear someplace.
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"You Send Me" was a hit for the singer Sam COOKE: ■ 25D: "Return" doesn't just mean to come back from someplace.
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"The center was someplace I could come and be safe and sit with the horror and not be judged," she said.
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In a state with only about 2287 farms (Illinois has more than 2000,2160), most basic food items come from someplace else.
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"I've been doing that for 265 years and saving what I would have spent eating my lunch out someplace," she said.
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"At some point when it's trading in the Nasdaq or someplace, you lose the ability to manage the sale," Rutledge said.
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In other words, our sense of community is less and less about being from someplace and more about being like someone.
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She had applied to be on the waiting list for a shelter so she would have someplace to take her newborn.
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However, if you want to store potatoes and onions, put them someplace dry, cool and preferably dark, but not the refrigerator.
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When they were reunited after the war, Pai's mother demanded that they live someplace safe for the sake of the children.
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The same thing that happened in Syria or Libya could happen in Algeria or Morocco or someplace else in this chaos.
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Any time you stop someplace, you have to allow time to answer all the questions you get asked about the bike.
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My parents are of the opinion that if there is racism at a school or someplace else, you shouldn't go there.
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You're looking for people who want to go someplace where they believe that they can change the trajectory of the company.
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"In order to prioritize those spendings, without adding to that already large deficit, the money has to come from someplace," Mulvaney said.
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The existence of a three-in-one warbler doesn't teach us much, other than that an incredible mistake happened someplace up north.
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Let's say you go someplace you have no conscious memory of going to before, but you have a physical reaction to it.
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It means an earthquake is rumbling up from the Pacific coast, and you have 60 to 90 seconds to get someplace safe.
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"If you're a recent college grad, you're probably looking to move someplace with other young people to hang out with," said McLaughlin.
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We can go back to the technologies of yesteryear, but truth be told, you can do that less expensively someplace else. Right.
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Unless you are a Native American, somebody, somewhere in your past showed up from someplace else, and they didn't always have papers.
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Later on, the Moon enters fellow Water sign Cancer, encouraging you to break out of your usual schedule and explore someplace new.
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"It's really just the idea of going someplace that no one's ever been and seeing what's there that excites me," she said.
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"I've always wanted to live someplace where I could go out and really see the Milky Way any night," Fred Espenak said.
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"I believe he is currently on the mountain or someplace close [to it]," CEO of the firm, Philip Klein told the journal.
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And I think you're better off going there than someplace that you maybe have no idea where the food is coming from.
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"They just have to come from someplace [outside Wells Fargo] and they shouldn't come from Wall Street," Buffett told the Financial Times.
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Disagreements between travelers and transport personnel are as old as the wheel or the idea of paying someone to take you someplace.
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Once FEMA funding is assured for the requestor, they are put in a cab and sent someplace, usually a hotel or motel.
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An uncle had been bragging about someplace he knew: perfectly clear water, sand that would knock like four years off your face.
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The day before chemotherapy, a friend arrives from someplace I would rather be—California or Vermont or two different towns named Athens.
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" Ribbon for gift-wrapping "Because you never know when you're going to be invited someplace, and you want to take something nice.
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These wines, especially the youthful examples in our tasting, are not too high-toned to go someplace bold and rustic like Morocco.
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"Three quarters of us who live there come from someplace else," said Alberto Ibargüen, the president and chief executive of the foundation.
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Because when you try to write down a model, it often seems to lead someplace you weren't expecting or wanting to go.
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The new moon arrived early this morning—at 1:53 AM, to be exact—bringing a fresh start someplace in your life.
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The thing about campaign imagery is that it's almost always sourced from someplace else, and it's not always clear where it originated.
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The photographer says he's ready to move on and visit someplace new, but he does carry some nostalgic feelings for the country.
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And so I thought, you know, it would be nice to step out of that and go to someplace positive and upbeat.
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They had been on their way from Massachusetts to South Carolina, hoping to get clean there and find someplace cheap to live.
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Reporting on Baltimore's inner-city communities was as illuminating for me as it would've been if I'd come here from someplace else.
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That my path here was switchbacked but perfect, and that you don't have to be born someplace for it to be home.
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Putting long-term savings someplace safer is probably tempting, and perhaps it's the only way for you to sleep better at night.
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Or if, conversely, the place I ended up visiting ended up being someplace in Alabama with a very high African American population.
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Migration in the Pacific had never been quite as fraught as it was elsewhere; the people had obviously shown up from someplace.
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It's best to keep your money someplace safe and liquid, he says, particularly if you're looking to purchase in about three years.
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Then came a frantic dash for escape or someplace to hide, and the horror of seeing wounded and dead friends on the floor.
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I've lost my agency, like keys or a phone — I know it's still there, but I put it someplace and promptly forgot where.
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If you've put your faith someplace it doesn't belong, you will be let down...but at least you'll be closer to the truth.
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"If they pick you up at some place, they can drive you someplace but you don't know where you are going," said Jakobssen.
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It was a concept of a deal someplace in Russia, probably in Moscow, and I was looking at places all over the world.
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But I'm thinking of leaving for someplace else, maybe Holland or France that has rural areas and is connected to what I studied.
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"Kept thinking the distant hills reminded me of someplace else," she had recently tweeted of this desert geography to her 22017,000-plus followers.
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In its previous app, Astropad, Astro used a floating button that you can move around the screen to someplace out of the way.
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"Someplace that I knew really well turned into something unrecognizable," said Shiney-Ajay, now 20 and a student at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania.
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It might work if you're running outside someplace quiet where you don't have to worry about sharing your playlist with everyone you pass.
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Because so many commodities and materials need to be brought to Hawaii from someplace else, everyday life — and business — can be outrageously expensive.
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Would they have been able to afford to buy food and stay alive a little while longer, or travel someplace safer and warmer?
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You should make a Time Machine backup of your machine—or make sure your important files are saved someplace secure—just in case.
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"There's going to be a jury somewhere, someplace, that's going to hit them with the largest judgment in the nation's history," he said.
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I'll still admire it, though, for again trying to take gaming someplace different, for changing the way we view and experience the medium.
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If your dog looks like they're wearing a superhero mask, there's always someplace on the Internet more than happy to make them one.
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Almost everybody comes from someplace else that's working, and so to go into an environment calling people you know and having nothing happen.
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Most speak at least three languages, have been educated in other countries and have multiple passports, so they could live someplace seemingly easier.
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" Rodriguez-Finch said the notion that Planned Parenthood's patients, particularly those without insurance, can simply go someplace else is "maddening, ludicrous, and insane.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Taurus today, encouraging you to break out of your normal routine—travel someplace (or learn something!) new.
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The swarm finds someplace to pause for hours or days while a few hundred scouts fan out to search for a new home.
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"It's on them because they're still requiring the wet signature to be someplace, and that means it has to be collected," said Jaddou.
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I remember barely escaping their wrath by running to the L station and jumping on a train, and I ended up uptown someplace.
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"He was someplace in Iowa today and he said my name so many times that people couldn't stand it anymore," Mr. Trump said.
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François Chaigneau, the French Tennis Federation logistics director, vowed that Le Tableau would be put someplace else, although he was not sure where.
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That's what we're-- we're trying to get to someplace where we can-- grow the economy, and I hope he gets credit for that.
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We're told the alleged dragging happened AFTER Jen was seen on a neighbor's surveillance video ... seemingly looking for someplace to hide with Ariana.
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Indeed, it's all too easy to imagine some booster someplace sharpening a knife and suggesting that a seven-win season is simply insufficient.
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Indeed, it's all too easy to imagine some booster someplace sharpening a knife and suggesting that a seven-win season is simply insufficient.
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I&aposm Matt DeBord, senior correspondent, filling in for Graham Rapier, who&aposs probably off trainspotting someplace or taking a nice, relaxing walk.
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"If I die here or die someplace else, what's the difference?" the grandfather, whose three sons had been killed by ISIS , told me.
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I used to be a high school teacher and thus we always tried to plan a trip during that time to someplace warm.
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Otherwise, I'll be covered in peanut butter or porridge or end up with kids' toothpaste someplace by the time they leave the house.
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I hope so, and that you're spending it someplace warm and dry, even if that's just a nest of pillows your living room.
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"There were nights when I'd just run to Home Depot and buy folding chairs so people would have someplace to sit," he recalled.
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There's a solution out there someplace, let's figure it out because each one of those points of differentiation is going to help us.
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And I wish you didn't have to leave, let's see if there's somebody, someplace else in the company where your skills are really necessary.
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"Paying for child care is more important because I need to make sure my kids have someplace to go to" when the government reopens.
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"You definitely can't take your everyday makeup from a dry place to someplace that's humid and expect it to perform the same," says Wilson.
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It's not entirely clear how Google will implement this either — whether battery indicators would appear as notifications, in the status bar, or someplace else.
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"It's a hoax, made for us to believe that Britain moved over their criminals to someplace," she wrote in her original post on Tuesday.
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But if she were jump in for whatever reason, and the party has moved someplace that she hasn't, then she won't get the votes.
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But when you get to the heart of it, the anger directed at Jeff Bezos feels like it comes from someplace deep, and foundational.
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Puppies who are crate-trained will learn to view their space as a safe, fun environment — and not someplace where it's OK to toilet.
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"The rule is, you know, I always try to jump into the water someplace in Western Montana before the first of June," he said.
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I guess that what was really happening inside of me was that I envisioned myself going someplace like a traditional Zen monastery or something.
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There might be great restaurants in other parts of the city, but we're just not interested in hopping in a car to go someplace.
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Mr. Lewis, a longtime pot enthusiast, told me it was simply nice to be someplace where he didn't really have to hide his habit.
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"Inside this correction someplace is some nerves about the election," he said, reiterating a view that has recently become a talking point among Republicans.
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There's still uncertainty as to just how different Proxima really is, he said, but maybe it's different enough to have come from someplace else.
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Harvey Weinstein is not giving up -- not even close -- he vows he'll continue making movies, whether it's with The Weinstein Co. or someplace else.
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As opposed to where we find him now, which is someplace between a weekend replacement talking head on Fox and a professional wrestling villain.
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But those people backstage, offstage, outside the theater a thousand miles away, might be someplace much dimmer where they can see so much more.
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"What's important is to have a central place, whether it's a bookstore or someplace else, to consolidate and sell these regional products," he said.
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I could just tell by the style of the book that he wasn't a G.I. Joe, and I put him to the side someplace.
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But it'll pop up someplace else it has to be looked at by somebody who really has a grasp of it from every angle.
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"It's a certain type of walk that is different from walking outside or going someplace with a purpose," he told Hyperallergic in an email.
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Anthony had expressed a desire to seek a week of obscurity — destination: someplace warm — rather than deal with the spotlight of All-Star weekend.
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But there is no marketing plan or strategic scheme to create a new Paulin empire; the family's evangelism seems to come from someplace deeper.
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If you live someplace with good governance, along with plentiful health care and economic resources, the risk to you is likely to be lower.
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"We chose someplace that we both love and can just completely relax and spend time appreciating nature, each other — and no cell service!" they said.
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To find the perfect stargazing spot, you'll want to look for unobstructed views of the sky and someplace with as little surrounding light as possible.
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This is partly because they have grown accustomed to their house and also because they are rattled by the thought of moving into someplace smaller.
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"We are asking Mr. Higgins to take her and drop her off someplace safe — a family member's house, a fire station, a hospital," Casper said.
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With no way to house and care for them, ICE needed to find someplace for the family to stay and turned to Garcia for help.
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"That's when I said, 'This child needs to be someplace safe and you need to get her there,' " Nutter explained, according to the Star Tribune.
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Emotions you stuffed away someplace dark in your soul, which you were hoping not to deal with again, will bubble up for you to face!
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Michael Alig reveals he's homeless in his latest web series episode, "Peeew," says he "started going on Grindr hookups just to have someplace to sleep."
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The president has long said he wants to go someplace warm after sitting on the Capitol steps to watch Trump take the oath of office.
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When I'm doing something I'd rather not do, or when I am someplace I'd rather not be, I use my phone to port myself elsewhere.
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In music, change can incapacitate or motivate you; to innovate, adapt with the culture or remain someplace safe, all while navigating personal triumphs and lows.
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Turner went through a workout on Tuesday and is likely to be sent for a minor league rehab stint — "someplace warm" manager Dusty Baker said.
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The inmate will then do counter surveillance, warning the drone operator if an officer is coming, and the drop has to be made someplace else.
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" Coulter says she hasn't yet given up hope but puts Trump's chances of actually filling his campaign promises "someplace between 10 percent and 90 percent.
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Entice the company to come to you instead of someplace else, and maybe an entire industry will crop up to work near the first business.
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This is to keep things organized as well as to come off as a serious professional (not just a kid seeking a job someplace). 2.
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"I thought he was going someplace in Malibu to sit on the beach for six weeks and he would come out the same," Bowman said.
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No matter what happens in a town, you're going someplace else so you're like a new person, a new band, a new crowd, new city.
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Either way, you'd rather be someplace else, your coffee is in your hand, and you don't feel like digging into that spreadsheet before it's done.
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Someplace where I don't need snow boots for a coffee run, maybe; or, if I'm thinking bigger, somewhere magical and not quite of this world.
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It's not just working-class people who seek out dives, it's everyone who wants to burrow into someplace dark and beery for a few hours.
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There's nothing like going someplace to truly understand it, so I drove to Hampshire in a blinding snowstorm, eager to see what it was like.
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Now seize the day to take your reading materials, made from pulped trees that gave us breath, to someplace outside where the skogluft is fresh.
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When the owner led us to a table near a family with bouncy children, I asked, in Italian, if he could seat us someplace quieter.
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Gail: Well, it is true that rooms half full of people in some states have more power than six blocks of apartment buildings someplace else.
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I don't know where the press got their fake news, but they got it someplace...And how that got out -- and I'm sure you'll apologize.
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If it was a cup of coffee at a certain place and that place isn't open, do your best to get your coffee someplace else.
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It was essentially an intersection of parking lots, near a bus stop and a Hooters, that people cruised through on their way to someplace else.
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It was essentially an intersection of parking lots, near a bus stop and a Hooters, that people cruised through on their way to someplace else.
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"I think we see, I'd say with some confidence, an opportunity to pick up Alabama and maybe someplace like Michigan or maybe Minnesota," Cornyn said.
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But I'd be down for [tickets in a different section/dinner someplace less expensive/going on a trip if we can find a cheaper Airbnb].
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On Wednesday in New York, the new political cataclysm felt to many not homegrown but like something that started someplace else and washed up here.
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They wanted a wall, and I said, 'You know what, let's build it someplace else, because California, you know, once we build it, they'll complain.
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That is, unless you're going someplace cold and you need to bring winter wear, or you're traveling for a specific reason that requires extra gear.
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Everyone is either heading out of their current apartment or moving into someplace new, all with hopes of getting settled in as soon as humanly possible.
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At the end of the shoot, a lot of times we hang out for hours drinking someplace like the breakfast nook slash bar in the hotel.
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This is the first time we've seen them in public someplace other than the North Carolina courthouse where they've had court-monitored visits with the kids.
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Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez look bundled up for a trip ... hinting they're going someplace where they'll need to cuddle up next to the fire together.
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Whether you're seeking an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life or just want someplace quiet to think, gardens provide an oasis of tranquility.
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The good news is that you can put it out someplace visible without ruining your decor — it has a number of nice-looking interchangeable wood covers.
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" Garcia's attorney stumbled for a bit, and Judge Clifton interrupted again, musing, "Maybe in a cave someplace, and those are the people we worry about, but. . .
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In a big city like London, or even in someplace smaller like a grocery store, or a coffee shop, we're all just strangers to one another.
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"That's the potency of the issue, that Reid tapped a freshman senator that obviously many people thought was going someplace," said former Reid spokesperson Jim Manley.
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That's very freeing, because I know I have less of a fear of running into a wall someplace and knowing these guys around the warning track.
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I think the fact that they meant someplace else is also very good, to go into, sort of like a neutral ground, to go to Singapore.
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You let people create new companies very easily," Gates said, "If you think there's a lot of competition someplace, you come in and intervene on that.
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If a tire blows, the body of the car is going to rip off and you're going up in the air — and coming down someplace else.
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"They would send [the defense secretary] to someplace like Botswana while they crafted North Korea policy at the White House," one former Defense Department official says.
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Woody (Kyle Gallner) has rented an apartment that, he soon discovers, has a secret door in the back of a closet that leads to, well, someplace.
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But the women I talked to who DID go someplace private with Toback, told stories that were worse than the women only accosted on the street.
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It would be someplace by the ocean, some place where I can hear the crush of the ocean every day—there would be country scenery, though.
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Are the financials someplace where you think you could see the kind of returns that you actually found in-- in tech going back years ago now?
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These actions, a snapshot of less than 24 hours in the Trump presidency, and the increasingly absurd defense of the indefensible, leads someplace far more dangerous.
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"Instead of limiting vacations to week-long adventures, consider a two- to three-day trip to someplace local," recommends Elizabeth Grace Saunders of Harvard Business Review.
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"It was like finally, you know, I've got someplace to go and lay my head down — I can start being a human being again," Parks said.
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For the jet-setting duo, bring them one step closer to their next vacation with an Airbnb gift card so they can explore someplace new together.
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" Klash said that she was the only drag performer at the restaurant, so she decided to "just back off and retreat and to go someplace else.
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Every weekday, the average person goes someplace they would rather not go and does something that they would rather not do, for not that much money.
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The Portuguese word "saudade" is famously hard to translate, but it refers to a kind of bittersweet longing for something, someplace, or someone no longer present.
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Of course, all bets are off if they want to spring for an all-expenses-paid vacation to someplace sunny and swell for the whole crew.
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The first time my now-husband drove me someplace, I noticed what struck me as a funny habit — or, more accurately, a funny possession of his.
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Given that we've all come from someplace else (except for Native Americans), we have a moral obligation to share the bounty we have all been offered.
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They wondered where the door to which they had purchased access might take them, someplace in the mountains or on the plains or by the seaside.
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It's enough to make you want to hand in your rhythm-challenged-dude card and light out for the territories, someplace where you can forget yourself.
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By then, they will know all about your love of genealogy and that you know, thanks to your hobby, that we all come from someplace else.
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But if you live someplace where state and society function less effectively, the consequences are likely to be greater — and the burden pushed onto individual families.
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And you'd think, reading things, oh, California can never support high-wage jobs like that, they're going to go to someplace where the taxes are cheaper.
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Until the recently deposed Roger Ailes, the canny architect of Fox News, surfaces someplace else, Trump can rightly claim the crown as king of political media.
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At base, the 812 is a mega-grand-tourer, the highest expression of a genre that's not about practicality but the raw pleasure of getting someplace.
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The last time I was in Africa, I saw a plantation overseer getting on a small plane with a bullwhip, on his way to someplace growing cotton.
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Last night was the cocktail-fueled opening of someplace else right now, an eclectic group show staged in Frank Zappa's recording studio, the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen.
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And what I see is that a lot of black students that could have been successful someplace else or at institutions where they are going to fail.
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You might read a book you wouldn't normally check out from the library, try out a new recipe or take a walk someplace you haven't been before.
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" He adds, "America's newsrooms are filled with women who drop their kids off someplace before they go to work or leave them at home with a nanny.
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The big thing now is to set the proposal in a "meaningful" place, whether it's somewhere a couple has been together before or someplace with cultural significance.
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Check for your wallet, keys, and phone whenever you leave someplace, and focus on projects that were put on the back burner instead of starting new ones.
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For Zayn, 1D wasn't the be all and end all; it was the paid internship that got him a staff position someplace he felt better suited him.
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Anytime we visited someplace far away from our hometown — the top of the St. Louis arch, say — we'd joke that we could see his house from there.
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Once we ran the numbers and knew we could afford to buy a house, we decided it was time to move someplace that truly felt like home.
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"When I lost her, I lost sight of any landmark that might've led me someplace happier," Theo says in the opening of the movie's first official trailer.
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Eclipses knock us out emotionally and physically (expect to be excited), but when we get back up again, we find we're now someplace much better than before.
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He's not as boisterous as his online presence would lead you to believe, and when we chat, it's as if he would rather be—inoffensively—someplace else.
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For example, if you're working or studying someplace that has a terrible commute, communicative Mercury in Gemini will have your back as you try to adjust things.
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The business of whether it's overwhelming that we're doing Davy or if we care that Michael is someplace else, all of those things are distractions on stage.
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He aimed his weapon at the tide, the tracers like wishes or seed corn you scattered away from yourself and that disappeared into someplace you couldn't see.
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But because Ms. Coleman's mother-in-law, Belinda, was having health problems, the family decided on someplace closer, said Carolyn Coleman, a relative who lives in Georgia.
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Weaver's characters, whose stories were written while she traveled Europe in a van, reminisce about their childhood homes, talk of "rebuilding," and are eager to go someplace.
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Our friends were Indonesian, half-Chinese, Pakeha New Zealander; it seemed as though everyone we knew was either some kind of mixture or came from someplace else.
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"In my 20s, I'd go someplace because it was new or 'fancy,'" said my friend Sandra Bernhard, the comedian and host of "Sandyland" on Sirius XM radio.
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"Once we got it in our heads that we could renovate someplace ourselves, and have it how we wanted it, that became the focus," Ms. Rapaport said.
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She'd promised Ms. McDonald that she would take care of her, and she has, bathing the set in moody light that gives the actors someplace to hide.
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But wearing a soft and thin cotton tee under your button down allows you two choices of shirt in case you end up someplace super air-conditioned.
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And telling people you have to move to New York or Washington or San Francisco or someplace like that, that's pretty limiting for a lot of folks.
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"Our philosophy was, you've got to have the information in bits and bytes before you can start sending those down the internet to someplace else," Blumenthal says.
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"For me, guys with tattoos had been someplace — or at least out of the valley," he said in 2006, referring to the Ukiah Valley in Northern California.
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So if you're trying to hunt down a new unit at Best Buy, Walmart, Target, or someplace else, that's the most obvious tell that you've found one.
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The 659 miles of highway are dynamic and complicated, a winding and sharp reminder that you don't have to be born someplace for it to be home.
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It deserves being mentioned that the show we're talking about goes back to that time when, as a youth, I really thought we were headed someplace new.
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"There's just no scenario, period, where someone would offer to give you money for something and then ask you to send that money someplace else," she said.
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We live in a world awash in private savings looking for someplace to go, with investors willing to lend money to governments at incredibly low interest rates.
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The moment with Dani and Sophie suggests that television has gone beyond just putting gay women onscreen to make out and arrived someplace more raw and textured.
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Because of a replay reversal, the Mets played "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" twice, never mind that most fans would rather have been someplace else.
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Obviously that doesn't make any sense, but you do get the general idea that Trump was getting his talking points from someplace other than his deepest heart.
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No, make that the gut or someplace deep within our capacity to process grief and heartache, so that it rises up in a tsunami of untrammeled emotion.
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Sometimes these are located in the police station, but other communities simply set up a meeting point that is someplace where the interaction is filmed and monitored.
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Significant areas of rural America are broken, in terminal economic decline, as food production heads off to someplace else where it can be done supposedly more efficiently.
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I won't know the details until the big day, but have surmised that we are going on an adults-only dinner date, someplace chic, on the day.
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I like to put on an outfit I feel confident in, do my makeup, go out someplace, and never once scan the perimeter for signs of single men.
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All those ingredients need time to get acquainted, so give that bottle a good shake and store it someplace dark and cool for two weeks, give or take.
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You'll walk through someplace like Times Square, lit up like it's trying to artificially appear as though its still daytime, but with no one around to see it.
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"It's not the fire itself but the danger of wind that can bring an ember blowing it someplace and seeing entire neighborhood overnight getting lit up," Garcetti said.
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And then there was the rube traveling salesman who wanted to go to someplace hip, sexy and elegant in New York … so he went to the Playboy Club.
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I remember going on vacation to some small island someplace once with my kids, and it didn't take long to realize we didn't even quite enjoy that environment.
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A free new Chrome and Firefox extension called Unpaywall seeks to get you past that paywall and show you the data you want whenever it's available someplace else.
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Whether it's a trip you take every day, such as from home to work, or to someplace you haven't been before, you need to decide on a route.
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Find ways to stay grounded and clear your mind—perhaps sit someplace quiet with a cup of tea to engage your senses and connect with your physical being.
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"Wherever I'm living, whether I'm home or on the road, I need to be someplace that has easy access to the outdoors," he told PEOPLE in April 2017.
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He's said, 'I'm only going to do this if you're going to do something interesting with the character and take the character someplace that we haven't been before.
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In the lead-up to the season 6 GoT finale, Siri is offering some fun comments you can enjoy whether you're a denizen of Westeros or someplace else.
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Whether he's facing a three-on-one beatdown or his first kiss, his darting eyes suggest he's weighing the possibility that he should be running to someplace safer.
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Most of them involve their own districts, as many of the Republicans would love to host Trump's speech — if he decides to deliver it someplace outside the Capitol.
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Students pay $24.99 per month versus the $49.99 that you can pay if you're not in school and live someplace where you're unable to receive DirecTV satellite service.
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"When you are skating someplace, people normally stop and look because skating in Kenya is not that common," said George Zuko, who's part of the Kenya Skateboarding Society.
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One of the big issues with inequality, which is very vivid right now in the valley and in San Francisco, is can you literally afford to live someplace?
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So someplace like Calcutta, which I think has about 12 million people living in it, in the summer you won't be able to go outside without risking heatstroke.
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In New York City, it's often easy to think that ocean conservation is an issue for someplace else — tropical islands, coral reefs, the Gulf of Mexico, the Arctic.
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When she woke up, she felt embarrassed and made a joke about how I must have been time-traveling while she was sleeping, wishing I were someplace else.
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"I had wanted to try living someplace different than where I grew up," recalled Ms. McDonagh, who is originally from Chicago and moved to New York after college.
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And even if they have no electricity, there is someplace a reasonable drive away that does — a friend's or relative's home, a restaurant that serves a hot meal.
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Isaac Reynolds: When we go out and change it, it's usually because we've heard some strong feedback that maybe this look works in someplace, but not another place.
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"We really wanted for nothing except for maybe someplace comfortable to lie down and a shower," passenger Marcia Trujillo told CNN affiliate KOIN shortly after leaving the train.
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When I heard the worst label person of all time cackle someplace off to the right of the stage, it was my first sign something might go wrong.
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Condolences to anyone taking their family someplace like Miami Beach, South Padre Island, during the end of March and early April and expecting some level of personal space.
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But on the difficult job of finding someplace to put the inmates — and facing the fury of not-in-my-backyard New Yorkers — he had nothing to say.
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They're popping up because the G.O.P. is trying to stuff a big balloon into a small box, and every time you squeeze it somewhere it inflates someplace else.
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Maybe you&aposre someplace quiet and can&apost watch a video with sound, or maybe you just don&apost have the time or attention span at the moment.
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As it happens, this is the amount of money NASA now spends on the space station every year, money that will be available one day to go someplace.
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If the idea of trying to get someplace unfamiliar makes you anxious, fear not: Experts say there are steps you can take to improve your sense of direction.
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Practically speaking, if you're looking for someplace new to live, or if you want a fresh start with a loved one, this new moon will on your side.
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Being able to stand on the Opry stage together someplace that's so important to her and myself individually, and to have that now together, was almost a surreal feeling.
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"I would go out at night to an event or someplace and I would dress down," adding there was a lot of Yohji Yamamoto, too, a favorite of Carolyn's.
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Then you have to have a trap for them so when they come out they have someplace to go, instead of leaving them out there to hurt someone else.
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But there's something deeper there—something between Wiki's verse and Sampha's vocal—that seems to have come from someplace else, drawing purely from each musician's core spirit and appeal.
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The energy is anything but stable during an eclipse, but again, Capricorn, you're fine with shakeups as long as they leave you at someplace better than you were before.
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The company is asking users to "answer a quick question" whenever they check in someplace new to share whether or not it's worth the trek for other pokémon trainers.
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"We're moving on, we're going someplace new," said Julia Wolfe, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer who founded Bang on a Can with the composers Michael Gordon and David Lang.
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Travel Tips Whether your next vacation is to a big city, the beach or someplace rural, why not make the trip more fulfilling by soaking up the destination's culture?
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I dug up evidence that helped to show the case against him was false, that there was a great deal of collusion going on someplace else other than Russia.
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Or maybe you live someplace with few employment options so even though your job is killing your soul, that hellacious gig is your best bet for the foreseeable future.
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So we're big supporters of free speech, and WordPress is open source so even if we don't like you, you can run it someplace else on your own host.
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Lots of people come here in their 20s and enjoy the city life for a few years before moving away to buy homes and start families someplace more affordable.
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As it became clear that the astronauts were about to step out of the lunar module, the pressure on my dad mounted to FIND SOMEPLACE WITH A TV NOW.
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A year before — or months before — I went to AOL, I had written down basically either at Google or someplace else, find the most challenging thing I could find.
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"This is what people had to do, in battles, in wars, all over this world when there weren't going to be supplies coming from someplace else," the mayor said.
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"It was the first time since I had separated that I felt like I was someplace I was supposed to be," Rosado says of her leadership training with WoVeN.
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Throughout the day, people walked past Mr. Bokrezion's body, those with hair appointments at Haute Air, those with acupuncture appointments at Yupo Wellness, those just with someplace to be.
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"I just know he came back from someplace, and he's going to make a report, I think to the attorney general and to Congress," Trump told reporters on Saturday.
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But the only way to tap that asset is to sell it and move someplace less desirable, disrupting children's lives and risking a tumble out of the middle class.
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Watford's rise from anonymity to trophy contention and sustained Premier League existence is special—but the reason for it comes from someplace far from the club's working class neighborhood.
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I think a conversation about community is important for many reasons, not the least being the rather utopian idea that there is someplace you can go where you feel safe.
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GUILFOYLE: Well, it wasn&apost civil with the Red Hen restaurant, because she also followed the family across the street so they couldn&apost even go someplace else to eat.
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Or the ad could have appeared someplace very bad, like YouTube Kids, which has struggled to keep things like David Icke conspiracy theories about reptilians out of its content network.
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Hide and seek If you have $20 million in cash you need to hide, it's best to put it someplace where no one would ever think to look for it.
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Screenshot: Bryan Menegus (Gizmodo)To make this experiment achievable, the only ads I counted were ones where a company paid for time or space someplace they did not already control.
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That's where the upside is going to be, but you don't want to start taking that step until there is a transitory significant ... someplace where you can jump off from.
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"What they like to try to do is throw dust someplace else so they at least give the alt-right media and Fox News something to talk about," Podesta added.
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"It is remarkably easy to just mess with the temperature someplace in a natural gas plant and catch the entire plant on fire," Meredith Patterson, a information security expert, said.
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Most importantly, I feel like it's crucial to scrutinize what you see online and not be too quick to accept things as factual just because you saw them posted someplace.
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You might think that two young celebs with fame, fortune, and all of L.A.'s best restaurants at their finger tips would opt for a meal at someplace super fancy.
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Frankly even though the theorycrafting stuff is accurate, it's much easier to go to someplace like Icy Veins and just get told how to spec and what stat to favor.
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So far, there have been only a handful of arrests; the strategy here is to use the threat of tickets and jail to prod homeless people to go someplace else.
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At first, it sounds as though Mignon is asking Wilhelm to take her back to Italy, but as the poem proceeds it becomes clear that she means someplace farther away.
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The other was a kind of triangular spindle with a smudgy face painted on both sides, trailing thread from its corners, which I could have sworn I'd seen someplace before.
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A man could get arrested for paying for sex in New York, attend a john school there, and then go to someplace else and buy sexual services there, Weitzer explains.
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I'm sure I learned of this other system someplace (probably a sailing tutorial, as it seems to apply mainly to maritime WIND SPEED) but I'd never have guessed the name.
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But one might also say that that very question — that something, or someplace, isn't in fact what we've been taught to believe — is what animates every trip, and every traveler.
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There's something about knowing that you're minutes away from watching a psycho surgically conjoin a stranger's face to a different stranger's rump that makes you want to be someplace else.
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The most she had ever gotten from Jeremy, in all his early morning test calls, was his name and that he lived someplace starting with a V. Virginia, she thought.
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Someplace along the way, impeachment was the only answer to his payoff of hush money to a porn star, which Democrats said amounted to a violation of campaign finance laws.
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One day in Kharbardan, a young man with a black scarf wrapped around his head approached me bashfully and proposed that we talk someplace where no one else could hear.
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It certainly won't be solved by blocking City Hall's shelter plans, as New Yorkers in neighborhoods like Maspeth, Queens, have stridently done, demanding that these families go suffer someplace else.
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This time we drank seltzer water and fantasized about taking a road trip together to someplace warm, like Palm Springs or the California wine country, with me her designated driver.
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Giuliani has done "a lot of work in Ukraine over the years, and I think, I mean, that's what I heard, I might have even read that someplace," Trump said.
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Usually we'll go someplace in Brooklyn, but we're going to have the chef Marcus Samuelsson on the show, so we need to go to his restaurant Red Rooster in Harlem.
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It's something that always catches up to me whenever I leave town, whether it's to go home to the woods where I grew up, or to venture someplace farther-flung.
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You're super inspired to tackle your to-do list, but adventure is calling and a trip out of town (or to someplace fancy or intellectual) could screw with your plans.
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Trump admitted he didn't know where the clothes — sold at Macy's — were made, offering "someplace" as a location before Letterman revealed the shirts and ties were made in Bangladesh and China.
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" When really these things are going to be smart enough, you can argue they're smart enough now, and so, you know, "Hey, I need someplace to go, where should I go?
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The sole reason is Fey, whom you can actually see wrestling the movie back to someplace real and humble and powerful every time it tries to scurry up its own arse.
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That's another point that I would tell you is that we have many talented engineers in U.S. universities, and they've come from someplace outside the U.S. to study at our schools.
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It is entirely typical for investment companies whose employees all work or reside in New York, London, or Connecticut to be domiciled for tax purposes in someplace like the Cayman Islands.
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Hansen would just appear like a tornado, beat hell out of your favorite babyface, and then disappear a few months or a year later to do his violent business someplace else.
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Laws that mandate forced waiting periods delay care and mean abortion is only available to people with transportation, child care, paid leave from work and someplace to stay near a clinic.
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Massive rooms someplace nearby containing duplicate machines for the collision of something and the storage of seedlings and the sustenance of humanity sometime far off when our meaty uglinesses are discovered.
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"Pawn Stars" Jesse Amoroso says Kurt Cobain's "MTV Unplugged" guitar is a piece of rock and roll history and belongs someplace special ... in other words -- NOT with Frances Bean's ex-husband.
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In the videos recorded Friday, Mr. Hua repeated his desire to remain in China rather than leave for someplace where he would be able to speak more freely about political issues.
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" On "Wimoweh," Seeger, standing behind the other three singers with his long banjo, let loose "with his most elongated falsetto, a swooping curling ghost of a transmission from someplace far away.
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The answer in most cases was no: "Fear of going to someplace is not unfortunately something that people can cancel for unless they have 'cancel for any reason' coverage," he said.
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As soon as they started to broadcast professional basketball, they put the TV up for them to keep them here so they wouldn't have to go see that game someplace else.
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So if you want a proper taste of adventure, and you want it to be affordable, choose someplace that is a little more out there — Africa is also a pretty good bet.
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What this means is that if you do replace your home button on an iPhone 6 someplace other than an Apple Store — you no longer need to worry about your phone bricking.
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Go someplace I've never been before with somebody I don't know – who's happy to be outside of their office, so they're already in a good mood—get to sightsee a little bit.
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If you're a Trump supporter thinking about moving to someplace closer to Donald's vision of the perfect country you'll need to take a connecting flight through China to get into North Korea.
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If it doesn't convince you to drop your life and move upstate, like, tomorrow, at the very least, you'll want to get an Airbnb for the weekend someplace with a chicken coop.
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DirecTV Now offers two concurrent streams at once, meaning that, for example, you can watch TV on your Apple TV in one room and on your iPad or Android tablet someplace else.
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It allows US troops and military equipment to be "forward deployed," which means they are already in the region and wouldn't need to be sent from someplace else in case of conflict.
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Or you can aim higher and go someplace like the legendary House of Nanking, where Chef Peter Fang and his daughter Chef Kathy Fang turn those dishes you know into edible art.
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" But Faulkner gets serious when asked which particular battlefield rule in her book lawmakers might benefit from: "Unleashing the power of integrity is someplace I think we need to live right now.
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The first ad, titled "Someplace," features clips of one of Trump's past late night show appearances, where David Letterman notes that products in Trump's clothing line were made in Bangladesh and China.
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Duncan is sitting on a stool, with David Stern—looking, as ever, like an elf who has someplace else to be—on his left and Spurs owner Peter Holt on his right.
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His previous novel, "A Brief History of Seven Killings," from 2014, used an assassination attempt on Bob Marley in 1976 to turn Jamaica into someplace far more galactic than a mere island.
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"They didn't come from someplace else," said Michael E. Busch, the Democratic speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates, who said his daughter had played soccer with a daughter of Ms. Winters.
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We're solving for the byproduct because it feels like that's someplace where somebody can do something because the people who we've elected and are running things are not stopping the actual violence.
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If you do end up finding it easier to fall asleep someplace other than in your bedroom, do it: Fall asleep on the couch first (for example), then transition into the bedroom.
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Many die-hard railroaders dream that the economics will change someday and that train travel will regain its luster, but Mr. Thornton is not waiting for the 7:22 to someplace great.
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And I discovered first-hand that, although it has its share of drama, the Antarctic is someplace far away, hard to get to and not very connected to my life in Manhattan.
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Freelancing in America 20183, a survey commissioned by Upwork and the Freelancers Union, revealed that 7 out of 10 freelancers polled said they would consider moving someplace other than a large city.
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A conversation like this here, in South Central, it's going to be different from the type of conversation that you'd have if you went to Brentwood or Santa Monica, someplace like that.
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This more fairly divides the burden of handling refugees, making it more politically tenable, and it ensures that refugees have someplace to go, so that they're not stuck in camps like Calais.
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It's a lot of fun to climb up to a precipice, take in the view, spot someplace you'd like to go, then use your hang-glider to soar down to your new objective.
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"When you think about Christmas, New Years, everyone wants to go someplace warm, so you tend to see higher prices in like Florida, the Caribbean, as well as Mexico and Hawaii," Kepnes said.
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You're free to continue supporting challengers Christina Hartman and Jess King, but all you're getting out of that is a serotonin rush instead of actually helping a candidate who can win someplace else.
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You thought getting a high score in that game was so important, but we're going to send you someplace new [in the park], and it's just the beginning of a whole new story.
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Jonas is originally from Texas, and it wouldn't be beyond the realm of reason for him to want to move someplace a little more slow-paced to grow roots with his new family.
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That&aposs not someone with a pencil writing -- BAIER: I remember waiting at the Iowa caucuses for some pickup truck with a box of ballot trying to get them someplace to Des Moines.
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Wherever Pluto goes, you know there's a power struggle someplace close by—and having logical, flexible Mercury on good terms with Pluto means that it will be easy to make some positive compromises.
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A time before the marriage of sport and commercialism where scoreboards are operated manually and the only signage directs you to someplace picturesque rather than entice you to buy a car or smartphone.
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So long as there is less money available and the economy is demanding more capital, that cash has to come from someplace — and it will most likely come out of equities, he said.
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It asks readers or viewers to remember their own earliest experiences with romance, and that initial youthful feeling of having discovered something fresh and new, of going someplace no one has gone before.
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Two windows, one on each wall, show the house is situated someplace high; a mountain covered in lush vegetation is visible through the left window opening, and vines are straggling into the right.
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" In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday, Democratic leader Pelosi said she did not believe impeachment should be a priority for Democrats, saying, "It's not someplace I think we should go.
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"What sort of environmentally responsible example are you setting there, taking this drive in a car as opposed to going to someplace nearby?" asked Lemire, who also serves as an MSNBC political analyst.
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And it was as advertised, full of intrigue and juice and all the other numbing and tantalizing details of life someplace I've never been and hope never to be — on the campaign trail.
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In this movie, he's going somewhere else so I was really interested in doing a movie where he is displaced from where he's used to being and I am going someplace else, too.
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During a recent appearance on Fox News Sunday, the former vice president was asked to respond to a clip of Trump saying that he would "be sitting in a home someplace" if elected.
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Fortunately, the plan failed, but the story goes someplace completely unexpected when, years later, the boosterish citizens of Brookings track down the pilot, Nobuo Fujita, to invite him to a Memorial Day ceremony.
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The problem with movies like these, though, is that they're also reassuring, just because they suggest this monstrous threat is someplace else, somewhere deep in the woods and away from "nice" white people.
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"The regime is facing a serious crisis and unless they concede someplace to relieve the pressures, the anger and the violence will continue," said Roozbeh Mirebrahimi, an independent analyst based in New York.
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"The church is someplace to go for release and spiritual comfort, but the church is actually fearful for me," said Buckley, who, growing up, attended Baptist services with his grandmother in the delta.
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However, as soon as we saw the immense landscape of wide green fairways, golden-colored prairie grasses, low shrubs and acres of washboard sand dunes, we knew we had come to someplace special.
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It was winter break for our three, ages 33 to 15, and having not traveled far since a move from Mexico nearly two years ago, they pushed for someplace warm off the mainland.
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Part of the fascination is knowing that each image in the random stream (mine included a kindergarten in China, Argentine evangelists, two hamsters scrapping someplace) meant something to someone on the planet below.
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On the other hand, someplace like Vladimir Putin's Russia can easily funnel vast sums to the man at the top in return for, say, the withdrawal of security guarantees for the Baltic States.
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Indeed, what gives some parents pause is the possibility of a diversion — when a plane lands someplace other than its origin or destination airport and the child has to spend the night there.
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You can't ... you know, this is for a longer discussion and I've talked about this a million times, so you can go read about it someplace else or go listen some place else.
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Not all of these people were dead, obviously, but the "wow!" of making any famous person appear to be someplace they couldn't actually physically be still dimmed a little more with each instance.
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The startup runs shuttle buses of agents around to do jobs, and optimizes their schedules so they land someplace close enough to walk or take public transportation to their next job if need be.
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And for me, at least, I would put in that category efforts to round up kids who have grown up here and for all practical purposes are American kids and send them someplace else.
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Since the experience can be very intense, between the vomiting, heart rate increase, and blood pressure changes, people should make sure to do it someplace where they're supervised and have access to medical care.
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Oversight powers that Republican majorities have abandoned will be revived, whistleblowers will have someplace to take their concerns, and presidential efforts to halt ongoing investigations will be inherently limited by Congress's independent investigative powers.
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"Another piece of advice for entrepreneurs is they should cut their teeth learning the business someplace else before you just decide you have got what it takes to just go do this," he says.
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October baseball is finally about letting go, about saying goodbye to every reasonable reason, or at least about realizing that we are almost certainly going someplace different than where we expect to end up.
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Who's to determine that in this nation of immigrants, in a nation where unless you are a Native American, you came here from someplace else, that you have a greater claim than anybody here.
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The problem comes when you are taking the sand from someplace that is environmentally sensitive, where the sand might be serving as habitat and where the sand is not going to replenish itself naturally.
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It opens with a frantic Sandra Oh running through a perfectly manicured garden, costumed as an aristocratic lady (lady of what, where, or when is not specified, but we assume...someplace in historic England?).
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Companies want a reliable and robust way to verify a person's identity during a transaction, but don't want the whole process to be so onerous that customers are turned off and go someplace else.
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You (Really, Really) Learn About YourselfYou can spend thousands on a therapist…or, you can just book a flight to someplace out of your comfort zone (preferably where English is not the primary language).
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A bunch of West Coast whippersnappers go into your site, figure out when your customers are spending money, tell a robot to take additional amounts out regularly and then invest the money someplace else.
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"We know Doria and Meghan are very close, Doria has been a very special and intrinsic part of Archie's life and it would make sense if they bought someplace out in LA," she added.
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Who's to determine that in this nation of immigrants, in a nation where unless you are a Native American, you came here from someplace else, that you have a greater claim than anybody here?
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The trio saw the business potential of carving up office space into small areas that could be subleased to individuals and boot-strapped startups in need of someplace nicer to work than a Starbucks.
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While I've loved living on the west coast and I have no problem making ends meet, I might be ready to leave Santa Barbara for someplace where I can accomplish my other financial goals.
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I decide to take the dog for a walk someplace away from our neighborhood in an attempt to feel productive, and I treat myself to my favorite vegan meal because we're in the area.
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Durant didn't do anything wrong, or anything that any other person wouldn't have done when presented with the opportunity to move someplace beautiful and get rich doing something that you enjoy with your friends.
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There comes a time in nearly every young person's life when it becomes necessary to shake off the shackles of your hometown and carve out a new life for yourself someplace faraway and unfamiliar.
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Let's say US agents had observed someone leaving a soda can someplace, and then someone else comes by to collect it, and through other means, we know this is the Russian government [collecting] it.
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Every night I set the alarm then I put the phone someplace that isn't the same place so that when it goes off in the morning I have to go hunting around for it.
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That was the commander's intent, and our commanders on the ground have tried to meet that goal of annihilating the enemy in order to mitigate the risk of these terrorists showing up someplace else.
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Browne sounds a little like he's experiencing Stockholm syndrome, which would also go a long way toward explaining why Rousey stuck with Tarverdyan post-Holm and pre-Nunes instead of decamping for someplace else.
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"I felt that if I had to put work into a house, I'd rather it be in Thornwood than someplace I'm not familiar with and where I don't have family ties," Ms. Fasano said.
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Residents might not have fully realized it until Monday, but I think it reassured them to know that at the heart of their highly planned city was someplace entirely non-rational and non-Cartesian.
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Most portable showers feature a gravity-fed design, which is a fancy way of saying the water drains from the reservoir after being hung someplace high — typically from a tree branch or rock ledge.
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Specifically, we could look to April 16, 1993, when Mark Hirschbeck, a veteran umpire, decided there was someplace he would rather be than standing behind a catcher in San Francisco's notoriously chilly Candlestick Park.
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And for me at least I would put in that category, efforts to round up kids who have grown up here and for all practical purposes are American kids and send them someplace else.
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Sometimes we want a relationship to be something it just can't be, to go someplace it can't go, or to have depth when it can only ever be a shallow pool of memes and emojis.
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Outlier does, improbably, hold a patent on a sleeve design that lets a wearer stretch more freely, but someplace like J. Crew doesn't need to acquire Outlier as a prestige label-slash-R&D shop.
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But there is something unique about the interplay between science fiction and virtual reality, a technology that is essentially an instrument for fooling people into believing they are someplace — and often someone — they are not.
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The works do not try to exist as something deeper or more complicated than this notion; they simply add a lightness to the dark, illuminating a common dream someplace where the lights are very low.
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The guitars, both electric and acoustic, play the role of protagonist like never before, saturated with chords, arpeggios, and even solos in most of the songs, including the simple "If You're Here" and "Sometime / Someplace".
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Even today, you could probably work out an arbitrage whereby you buy a jet black iPhone 7 Plus in a place that has stock of them and then resell it someplace where there's a deficit.
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One in five Americans reside in a jurisdiction where the adult use of cannabis is legal under state statute, and the majority of citizens reside someplace where the medical use of cannabis is legally authorized.
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"You look at the same exact drug by the same exact company, made in the same exact box and sold someplace else, sometimes it's a fraction of what we pay in this country," he said.
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If you're shopping for someone who's planning on a warm vacation — or lives someplace nice all the time — this speaker will let them rock out without worrying about dropping it into the pool or ocean.
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For artists like Sun Ra or Herbie Hancock, outer-space futurism offered a potent metaphor—a way of illustrating a sense of alienation, and a dream of shuttling someplace where black people might be free.
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My confession is this: "The Affair" just aired the most conceptually ambitious, emotionally painful episode of its entire run, and at the moment of truth it went someplace I could not bring myself to follow.
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It's Panda Express the way you want Panda Express to be every time you eat there on the way to someplace else and it falls short, and that is the best kind of magic trick.
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Having seen the enormous amount of time and money invested by the Berkeley campus to deal with the appearances of Ben Shapiro and Milo Yiannopoulos, I cannot help but wish this had happened someplace else.
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"When you have two lesions in the lung, it usually means it came from someplace else," said Dr. Raja Flores, chairman of thoracic surgery at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in Manhattan.
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This time, 2000,2768 more New Yorkers left the city for other parts of the country — retiring or moving to less expensive cities in the Sun Belt — than arrived from someplace else in the United States.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — The funniest thing about today's Trenton Charlson grid is that it's only a couple of letters shy of a pangram — seems that "X" and lowly little "F" could have been "sneaked" in someplace.
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"It's not someplace that I think we should go," Pelosi said on CNN's "State of the Union" in November 2017 when asked whether Democrats would seek to oust the President if they regained the majority.
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In Don't Call Us Dead ("don't call us dead / call us alive someplace better"), Smith articulates the experience of being part of two intersecting communities that perpetually grapple with the deaths of young black men.
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So on the other hand I think folks are realizing that if a drone crashes someplace and creates a big problem or an autonomous car gets into an accident that there's risks to the entire category.
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The United States, where she was born but her kids were not, seemed to be transforming into someplace unrecognizable -- a place where she was worried about her children's safety and afraid to speak Spanish in public.
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It's happened to us so many times—we're supposed to be playing someplace and sometimes we're booked as a jazz band and the club is not prepared for punk rockers dancing, which is all they're doing.
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You don't need to make a big deal out of it, just go someplace that relaxes you—perhaps a sauna or a park—and zone out… without the use of a cell phone or tablet screen.
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It's standard for UK supermarkets to have fruit and vegetables at the front of the store, which is a psychological trick designed to make you feel like you're entering someplace natural and fresh, one psychologist explained.
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"It's always seemed pointless to me to go all the way to someplace as extraordinary as Vietnam and spend time in an air-conditioned, Western-style restaurant with tourist-friendly food," Bourdain wrote at the time.
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"It doesn't seem like it's something that will be fully solved," he added, which plays into the cyclical nature of the album's narrative, as Clancy attempts to escape over and over again and go someplace else.
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Jesse also tells us if Cobain's 'Unplugged' guitar ends up on sale, he hopes it ends up someplace where it will be appreciated ... like Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture or the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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The absence of obvious moralizing, the catch-as-catch-can prosody, the raggedy serendipity of his long-necked and balding birds and animals turn out to spring from someplace deep in his sly and adaptable personality.
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Even as millions of Americans are on lockdown in their homes, some people are still traveling to vacation spots, drawn by cheap airfares, the hope of riding out the pandemic in someplace less populated, or both.
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I don't know if it is possible to live someplace long enough and not grow to love it, in the same way we still love our childhood friends even though we aren't sure we like them.
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I know a bunch of sites popped up after the policy change in December, so I mean that might be a better future versus someplace where there might be a gray line or an evolving policy.
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And the answer is probably nothing or next to nothing, because the AI company will have been bought by Amazon or Google, who will then park the revenue someplace else or not pay anything in taxes.
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Today, one in five Americans resides in a jurisdiction where the adult use of cannabis is legal under state statute, and the majority of citizens reside someplace where the medical use of cannabis is legally authorized.
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"I've been thinking about this for a long time and feel lucky I'm someplace where I'm empowered to make these changes," Marc Lore, Walmart's e-commerce chief in the U.S., said in an interview with Recode.
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And so, we followed him, no matter what: We were his dearly beloved, he was our revolutionary leader, and even if we couldn't fully understand where he was going, it was always going to be someplace new.
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That is, a strong social safety net that protects everyone against avoidable misery, workers with substantial bargaining power, strong environmental policy; not an equalized society, not a Utopia, but someplace where basic decency is a fundamental principle.
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No, it wasn't the big 3-0, but after the year I'd had, I felt it was only right to ring in the final year of my 20s someplace new that would make me forget the old.
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Even as an artist there's always someplace I shouldn't be walking because my wristband isn't the right color and somehow I end up get chastised by a security person which deepens my fear of breaking the rules.
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These eclipses will definitely expose some secrets or hidden things, and if you've been spending time or energy someplace that you've outgrown or somewhere that isn't right for you, expect that to change in a big way.
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It's enough to make you swear off the web in favor of podcasts or private Slack channels or apps like Apple News—someplace where you can escape the din of pop-ups and fake news and harassment.
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The frontside is still dominated by oversized volume buttons, and around back is the same bungee cord loop that lets you hang the Roll in the shower, someplace outside, or pretty much anywhere else you want music.
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"Retaliatory tariffs make our U.S. products more expensive for international customers, meaning they buy less or buy from someplace else," Nebraska Farm Bureau President Steve Nelson said Monday in a statement, according to the Omaha World-Herald.
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"It's been a long hard row to hoe to get this thing someplace," said Mayor Randy McClement, a former bagel shop owner who added that he had other things to worry about, like balancing the city budget.
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"I grew up taking pictures in downtown L.A., because this was my neighborhood, it was someplace I know, the poor places of L.A. — Compton, South Central, Watts," Mr. Hernandez, a modest, engaging man, said in San Francisco.
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So if your destination station is full (or if you need to park someplace other than a station), you can simply lock the bike at whatever rack is closest at hand and get on with your day.
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Find yourself someone who looks at you the way Lupe Fiasco looks at Daigo Rick GraysonFebruary 16, 2016 Sure, maybe it wasn't the sort of intense, nail-biting Street Fighter play you'll see at someplace like EVO.
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You have to go someplace for a while to marinate on a certain part or feeling in order for there to be an appropriate release in effect, and that really comes from just playing with each other.
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He might like some things more than I did and I might like some more than he did, but we both had to like it and want to live with it someplace in order to acquire it.
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"We certainly were entrepreneurs — and maybe to a degree revolutionaries — because, to use a cliché, we went someplace that Congress has never gone before," Mr. Billings told Greenwire, which covers environmental and energy issues online, in 2014.
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But just as you might avoid leaving town on the Wednesday night before Thanksgiving because you assume everyone else is headed out, you are less likely to drive someplace where new restrictions will theoretically mean excess traffic.
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In the wake of the initial discoveries at Teouma, Alben replied, he explained to his villagers that there was nothing surprising in the fact that the grandfathers of grandfathers of grandfathers had once come from someplace else.
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If everything looks like a very shallow facade, and there's no depth behind things, there's no ability for you to believe that there's an activity over there and someone lives in that apartment and that door goes someplace.
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" He also promised the 39-year-old, whose late-night chops rose out of her incredible use of Instagram Stories, that she'll "end up someplace else and continue doing a great job for somebody else, and then E!
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"Rather than think of CCAR and resolution planning as separate initiatives performed by isolated teams of people stuck in a room someplace, we consider both of these as integrated parts of our overall capital planning process," he said.
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My advice: if you want to successfully try multiple masks at once, stick to one on the face (whether it be an eye, lip, chin, or cheek patch) and another someplace else (like the foot or hand mask).
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The guitar has always been your main instrument, something that perhaps is much more noticeable in your live shows, and they have a special relevance in Mellow Waves, especially in the singles "If You're Here" and "Sometime / Someplace".
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"If you watch Fox News, you're in one reality, and if you read the New York Times you're in a different reality, and if you're at Buzzfeed you're someplace else," he said, according to Utah news outlet KSL.
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Callway said that the nearly six-year-old pot of money was originally meant to compensate Alabama for lost tourism during the spill, when many vacationers picked someplace other than the Gulf Coast to go for the summer.
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And for me at least, I would put in that category efforts to roundup kids who have grown up here and for all practical purposes are American kids, and send them someplace else, when they love this country.
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Our Elliot, the Mastermind, needed to keep the real Elliot someplace that was part paradise, part prison — a place where he would be safe, yes, but also where he would feel no need to escape and retake control.
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"If the rainy season came, the floods would come up to your waist, and you'd have to clean out the floors in your house and then chase the chickens because they'd gone someplace else," he said to laughter.
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"I can't go to the autoworker in Ohio and say please give me some of your money so that I can do this program over here someplace else that really isn't helping anybody," Mick Mulvaney said on MSNBC.
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Typically these are concerts, as we love live music, but they have also been dinners out at restaurants we&aposve been dying to try, tickets to a local sporting event, or flights to someplace in the coming year.
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"Part of what's supposed to make the United States the United States, someplace where people can feel comfortable drinking the water, is we're supposed to have good, safe water systems and know how to treat it," she added.
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I think the women that we've heard from— those aren't the complaints that we've heard … It's not somebody accidentally putting a hand someplace or not, it's somebody who consistently is engaging in predatory behavior that is meant to demean.
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And if it is asking for a specific design, then it can go find the authority to ask for it someplace else in the law, because all CALEA says is that this subchapter doesn't authorize that sort of thing.
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"I think it's not likely that people will be this honest if they're running for office in northern Indiana or southern Ohio or someplace, but there's not a lot, at that point, that you can do," Barfield told me.
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The Getaway Famished after a two-leg cross-country flight rife with delays and scarce on nutrition, I tapped open Google Maps on my phone and scanned the area around my LAX airport hotel for someplace interesting to eat.
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"It's hard for a local guy to find a decent place where he's going to feel comfortable — someplace where we blend in," Harry Stevenson, a taxi driver who grew up in Springs, said as he sat at the bar.
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"If they were going to steal it and take it to someplace, they should have brought it to Chicago, to Little Italy, and they would have had a much easier way to sell that there," Wehrmeister told WTMJ-TV.
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Adam shoots 24 seconds of footage from a few angles and we find another staging area to idle in—someplace near a highway and a Link NYC public wi-fi terminal so he can upload the footage to Google Drive.
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In light of what happened on November 8th in America, I think a conversation about community is important for many reasons, not the least being the rather utopian idea that there is someplace you can go where you feel safe.
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"A company that wants to fire all of its people in the United States and build some factory someplace else and then thinks that that product is going to just flow across the border, that's not going to happen," Trump said.
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I also found defiant LGBT people like Clemons scratching out a path for themselves in their hometowns, with and without their families of origin, resisting the narrative that says they should leave for someplace more progressive but much less like home.
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If you're planning an epic trip to the slopes this winter, or are venturing off to someplace warm for surfing or some other extreme adventure, now's your chance to snag a GoPro on sale so you can capture it all.
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Those novels revolve around characters in a shadowy government agency trying to investigate a mysterious ecological zone known as Area X. When weirdo hippie Jacoby is the face of clinical psychology in your town, you know you live someplace strange.
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Uber wants to use its fleet-management software to push into the business for less-than-truckload shipping, matching trucks with available space to people who need to move more than a package but less than a trailer of goods someplace.
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"Too many young people save up what little cash they can after making all of their monthly payments just to blow it on a trip to someplace that they really can't afford to go to," Hoyt wrote on his blog.
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Yet the performers are top-notch, several individual scenes are gems, and if nothing else, "Sell crazy someplace else—we're all stocked up here," remains both a great line of dialogue and a helpful rejoinder for use in one's daily life.
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"Wherever I'm living, whether I'm home or on the road, I need to be someplace that has easy access to the outdoors," he tells PEOPLE, adding that his 3-year-old son Axl with wife Fergie has inherited his adventurous side.
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An economist's typical response to geographical job deserts is mobility: families should go where the jobs are, which in America tends to mean to move from the heartland to someplace where you can get a soy-skim latte on any corner.
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More than anything else, it's sort of a fallback for cord cutters who feel like venturing someplace new for a thing to watch — outside of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and other apps that can be casted to Vizio's sets.
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Obama explained that he would speak out if he felt "efforts to round up kids who have grown up here and for all practical purposes are American kids, and send them someplace else, when they love this country" were in place.
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"I think it's pretty common that sometimes people that get interviewed someplace or someone calls and shows interest in them ... that you go in and use that as leverage to try and improve your situation where you are now," Saban said.
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Before five minutes had gone by, she became wildly uncomfortable, and, as they got on the highway, it occurred to her that he could take her someplace and rape and murder her; she hardly knew anything about him, after all.
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"The postal service could make billions of dollars a year by establishing basic banking services so lower-income people have access not to these payday lenders but to someplace where they can be treated with respect," Sanders told Vice News recently.
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This would also prevent the system from being gamed, which would be simple under the other system: imagine someplace where an inner city district has poor fixed broadband availability and companies don't want to spend the money to upgrade it.
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"The postal service could make billions of dollars a year by establishing basic banking services so lower-income people have access not to these payday lenders but to someplace where they can be treated with respect," Sanders told VICE News.
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"We made a deal with each other six years ago that if either one of us really wanted something to happen, at the Port Authority or someplace else, we pick up the phone and we call directly," Mr. Christie said.
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" Deionte Thompson, a first-team All-American safety who did not start until his junior season, said he had chosen Alabama because he came "from a winning background" and did not want to be "someplace where I was miserable losing.
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Especially, you know, the movie was pretty new, and back then, a movie like that would take forever to get someplace, so it's at this really shitty theater and you just go see it and it's like, What the fuck?
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This week's episode neither confirms nor denies that theory, though the scientists do gain credibility when Dr. Becker says their device definitely works, but that she thinks there's a high likelihood it just transports people to someplace inhospitable to human life.
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But in the hours before he took off on Thursday for Tehran, Mr. Rouhani, sounding pensive, did not dismiss the idea that, sometime and someplace, a meeting with an American president was entirely possible — under conditions set by the Iranians.
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J.C. Bossa nova, math-rock, gentle vocals, drums hitting offbeats and increasingly raucous guitars all pile up in "Sometime/Someplace," an irresistibly propulsive confection by Keigo Oyamada, the ingenious Japanese indie-rocker who has been recording since the 1990s as Cornelius.
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"I asked them if they wanted a ride someplace because it looked like they were waiting for a bus, and they said no," Mr. Bingham said in "Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times" (1991), an oral biography by Thomas Hauser.
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Sagittarius is a sign that loves to travel and usually has a fantastic inner compass; however, be sure that your phone is charged and bring an extra paper map with you just in case you're someplace new and you lose reception!
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I landed on a solid pair, and I found out pretty quickly that if you're going down this journey you need to find someplace to buy online, because most stores might only have one or two pairs in your size.
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Also, whether this is in a far-flung locale or someplace close to home, many askers are making a whole day of their proposals, with romantic outing after romantic outing leading up to the big question and possibly finishing with a party.
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Case: Well, startups are down, that is the data, but there's also an ethos that leads more people, particularly younger people that want to start companies, they often feel like they have to leave where they are to go to someplace else.
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""Obviously this is for very limited circumstances," State Senator John Kissel told the AP. "We can certainly envision some incident on some campus or someplace where someone is a rogue shooter or someone was kidnapped and you try to blow out a tire.
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We all have that friend: Their Instagram feed is littered with gorgeous photos of faraway locales on the regular, they always seem to be jet-setting to someplace new, and every time you email them you get an Out of Office reply.
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"We'll take as much money as you can give us and then we'll go off and find the money someplace else, legally, in order to secure that southern barrier, but this is going to get built with or without Congress," he said.
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Dr. Czeisler shares his top ones below: If you're heading someplace that has only a few hours' time difference compared with where you live, Dr. Czeisler suggested shifting your body clock closer to the new time zone a few days before your trip.
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It's been to the point where I demand that for a certain amount of time raising money, or if we go someplace in order to do that, that we tie in local issues, [and] labor, with the policy rollouts we've been having.
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But no, its minions in the House of Representatives were busy on Wednesday getting committee approval for a bill that would make it impossible for states to impose their rules about carrying concealed weapons on people who are visiting from someplace else.
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And yet his novel much more accurately evokes the country we live in now, especially in its depiction of a culture preoccupied with sex and mindless pop entertainment, than does Orwell's more ominous book, which seems to be imagining someplace like North Korea.
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"The bus tour idea was just a different way of having afternoon tea, while going someplace," said Sally Saunders, a high school teacher from Wollongong, Australia, who was starting on her first course, featuring mini-shepherd's pies, cucumber sandwiches and sausage rolls.
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If you view the op-ed pages of the New York Times as someplace to float test balloons for crazy thoughts—kinda like the president's Twitter account—then the debut column from Bret Stephens, the paper's newest conservative writer, is a home run.
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The idea of finding a pet-friendly apartment, getting approved, cobbling together a security deposit, packing all of my stuff (and dealing with his — he left it all behind), and moving someplace new was so overwhelming, I couldn't begin to engage with it.
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"A company that wants to fire all of its people in the United States, and build some factory someplace else, and then thinks that that product is going to just flow across the border into the United States — that's not going to happen," he said.
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The researchers found less ammonia than expected, probably due to where Uranus formed in the disk of dust—someplace with just the right temperature and composition to make a planet like Uranus, explained Imke de Pater from the University of California, Berkeley in a commentary.
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An online retailer isn't going to put its distribution center someplace where it doesn't have customers to serve any more than a lumber company is going to set up a logging camp in the desert, no matter how big a tax incentive they're offered.
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If you really wanted to, you could go to someplace like Walmart or Best Buy right now and pick up a brand new TV with all sorts of bells and whistles: 4K resolution, AI functionality, voice control, an OLED or QLED display, yadda yadda yadda.
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"If a photo shows the family on vacation, maybe someplace warm and nice, that ties into a lifestyle a buyer might want to emulate," said Donna Dazzo, the president of Designed to Appeal, a staging company that operates in New York and the Hamptons.
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According to the 2016 Millennial Survey from Deloitte, one in four millennials would gladly quit their job in the next year, 44 percent expect to leave in the next two years, and by 2020, two-thirds of millennial employees expect to be working someplace else.
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"A company that wants to fire all of its people in the United States, and build some factory someplace else, and then thinks that that product is going to just flow across the border into the United States - that's not going to happen," he said.
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"George and I are very fortunate that our family continues a tradition of gathering together after Christmas," the former first lady said, joking, "We think there is a law somewhere requiring all 'seasoned citizens' to go someplace warm — but happily our big family comes too."
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"[Instead of having] to go to someplace that requires a lot of assistance and ultimately a lot of money, these little things can make huge differences in people's quality of life, enabling them to be independent and have a sense of self-worth," Hartley says.
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Your Money 7 Photos View Slide Show ' DETROIT — Many residents of high-cost areas entertain the dream, at least occasionally: Give up the rent or mortgage grind, liquidate assets and start over someplace cheaper, perhaps one that could use a few spirited new residents.
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As a ferocious, record-breaking blizzard pummeled our windows, ushering in yet another month of Moscow's winter, we began a sudden, frantic search for a sunny refuge, someplace to both defrost on the beach and absorb a little culture over the course of four days.
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Looking back over the last several years of middle and high school, A., who asked me to identify her by the first initial of her middle name, said she wished she had had someplace — home, school, a community sex-ed program — to learn about sex.
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"Companies probably have these plans in the vault someplace, and they're probably not all that different than they were 20 years ago," said Peter Cappelli, a management professor and expert on human resources at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.
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There will be Biden centers at the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Delaware and a Biden cancer initiative, but whether Mr. Biden intends to spend most of his time at his home office or someplace else has yet to be worked out.
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In his second season with the Rockets, Olajuwon took apart a still very productive Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the Western Conference finals, and although Houston lost the championship to Boston, the conviction was set that Olajuwon could take his team someplace, to the finals.
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"We thought 'there's got to be someplace where we can sell things and make money with our items and have some part of it donated to a charity that we love,' and we looked around and there really wasn't anything like it," Mann Hillman said.
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Rarely at home in their surroundings, they struggle to come to terms with who they are, wary of the possibility that there's another life out there someplace, some other reality they might have known, that would have fit them better and made them whole.
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CHICAGO — The glitz of downtown, the influx of tech jobs, the tourist dollars pouring into city coffers: None of those things are keeping many in Chicago's black neighborhoods from loading their belongings into car trunks and moving vans and seeking better lives someplace else.
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And yet Ergen wants Dish to become a mobile carrier quickly, telling The Wall Street Journal "we'll get someplace in three years that will take the other guys 10 years" and floating ideas like on-demand data plans that would cost less money during off-peak hours.
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Among the many perks for members (spot-on recommendations, more books than you can read in several lifetimes, someplace where the air conditioning actually works) is access to free movie streaming service Kanopy—at least for the next week before the service's abrupt cancellation takes effect.
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"Traveling as much as I do, what I really wanted was someplace peaceful, where I could rest and recover and be with my daughters," the New York Yankees star says, of keeping his children — Natasha, 11, and Ella, 8, — at the forefront of the whole process.
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You could be moving someplace bigger and better (Jupiter is all about bigger and better), expanding your family, or, on an inner, more emotional level, simply creating more safety and security in your life and gaining a better understanding of what makes you feel grounded and comfortable.
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The group was born out of freewheeling sessions at the Boiler Room, where Kamaal Williams also goes by Henry Wu, and even in its studio incarnation it conveys that creative spark, a sense that the simplest funk loop can lead someplace you weren't expecting to go.
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And then notice how the "lively spite the house felt for them" at the end of the paragraph wrenches us out of that cozy fairy tale space, into someplace still a little supernatural — it's a world where houses can have feelings — but altogether more unsettling and unsettled.
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Howard Hughes, the aircraft pioneer and industrial magnate, had not wanted to build missiles at his aircraft plant in Los Angeles — it was too close to the coast, and therefore, he feared, susceptible to attack — so he went looking for someplace inland, eventually settling on Tucson.
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In "The Disaster Artist," Tommy indignantly refuses to tell Greg (played by Mr. Franco's younger brother Dave) anything personal about himself, including his age, how he made his money, or why he insists he is from New Orleans when he is so obviously from someplace else.
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Everyone needs someplace to live, and here is another thing that will probably not change: In many parts of the country (and plenty of urban neighborhoods dominated by single-family homes), the housing stock for sale will be more attractive to many than what is for rent.
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"Of great interest to me is to go someplace created by somebody that I trust and admire beyond measure, which is Misha, and help him move it forward into not only the second half of the 21st century but beyond," Ms. Cahan said in a phone interview.
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What stands out about this whole sequence is the sense of Mr. C — and by extension the viewers — being led toward someplace alien, via montages that show characters fading in and out, while the screen layers images of trees, corridors, and a run-down motel courtyard.
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DEVITO: ... on the margins of it and it&aposs a big business, somewhere on the periphery, but we need someplace for just - where you don&apost have to be inundated with politics all the time whether it&aposs ruining movie franchises, it&aposs ruining the enjoyment of sports.
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You can't say that if you don't pitch three days, that's going to make it better or if you pitch here that's going to make it better because are you going to get a true measure if he goes (and) pitches someplace else of what his stuff really is.
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Brad Wenstrup of Ohio was someplace; I don't know where but I know he was there because after the shooter was down and we ran out to see Steve Scalise at second base, Brad Wenstrup is a physician and we deferred to his judgment on what to do.
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Henry Cuellar said following that discussion that President Donald Trump agreed to pursue funding for his border wall "someplace else" and fashion a bipartisan compromise that tied assurances for DACA recipients to some border security measures and potentially some elements of a GOP immigration bill called the RAISE Act.
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More than once, I featured a reckless scene of my mother and me and Niall on a train bound for Chicago or New York or someplace far away from Mississippi, where people would know nothing about us and would not see us as the mismatched parts we were.
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Bing Crosby will do a lot of his usual crooning about being "home for Christmas" on radios, smartphones and MP3 players this December, but many Americans will nonetheless be taking wing — or taking to the rails or road — to spend the holidays someplace other than around the family hearth.
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As a frequently exhausted parent who enjoys a solid quickie, it wasn't fast-acting enough for me, but I can definitely see myself using it on the rare occasions where sleep and childcare (and the dog somehow being someplace else) all converge for a more marathon bone session.
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A line trailed out of the Delta baggage service office, and Deena Clarke of Miami stood about five customers away from finding out whether her luggage was waiting at the desk or was someplace else, like the daunting pile in the middle of the floor between the carousels.
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Or, you know, do they just kind of stay and do their conventional thing, and plead at the kind of wilder voices on the side who go someplace else, and become a right-leaning, centrist, kind of, you know, The Hill, but for, you know, I don't know.
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"There should be a history of them out in the market someplace where you can check with other people to make sure that they purchased wines and received them in time or that the wines that they purchased are actually the wines they received at all," Downey said.
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In fact, it was wandering — exploring — that I loved the most, and as I got older I went from tramping through the woods, to bicycling into Washington to getting on a train or a plane to go someplace where everything was more thrillingly elegant than it was at home.
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"The trans and LGBTQ kids we talk to … they articulate very clearly that these kinds of technologies (internet forums and social media) have been great for them because they need some kind of place to find community and someplace to go to find health information," Steeves told Motherboard.
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And it was about why Mr. Trump never misses an opportunity to redirect blame from Russia to someplace else — several noted the president's embrace of a discredited theory that Ukraine was responsible for the hacking of the Democratic National Committee's servers — or to relieve pressure on Mr. Putin.
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Yet for better or worse, the option of "just move someplace where jobs are more plentiful" is an option that's already available to people living in communities that have been hard hit by deindustrialization (Iowa currently contains two different small metro areas with unemployment rates below 1.5 percent).
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Right now, our Instagram feeds are completely clogged with photos of our friends in Paris, on some gorgeous island, or simply at the airport about to board a plane for someplace that's no doubt more fabulous than our desks or couches, aka where we'll be spending most of the summer months.
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From icy waters of Lake Superior and midge-guarded ponds of the Scottish Highlands to warm clear currents of the Caribbean and the papyrus-lined streams of the Okavango Delta, to swim someplace is to weave it into my being in a way no photograph or souvenir could ever evoke.
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They have an extremely on-brand sign in their kitchen, which says "Today's Menu Choices: Take It or Leave It." But in their defense, that's typically the way most menus work: Either you eat what the restaurant has on offer (with a limited amount of personalization), or you go someplace else.
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This first phase of the Israel-Iran showdown in Syria was thus conducted largely in the shadows and followed a well-worn pattern: An explosion would take place someplace in Syria, with later reports confirming that the target was a weapons convoy, an arms depot, or senior Iranian or Hezbollah operatives.
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A community project is working to recruit baby boomers who are hitting retirement age and looking to move someplace warmer and more affordable but who may not have thought of Tallahassee as an alternative to destinations like Sarasota, Boca Raton or even Panama City, which is also on the Panhandle.
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If you're staying someplace for a week on business and don't plan on using the amenities, he said you can request an accommodation on the fee when booking, or right after (as opposed to asking when you're checking out, when charges would have to be reversed and a manager summoned).
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Even so, the results suggest that parents should ask a lot of questions when they bring a child to the emergency room, including whether their child might need specialists who are only available at other facilities, and whether they should consider someplace other than their local emergency room, Michelson advised.
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An important part of my day, after I say goodbye to the kids in the morning, is to go someplace by myself, usually with a book, or articles I've wanted to read, or something, and just spend an hour having a meal and having ideas or challenging my brain with images.
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Because someday you'll get told, or receive a text, or find out via Instagram that your ex has found someone else, and you'll realize that they're driving away from you to someplace nice in a very fast car, and not watching as you shrink to a dot in the rear-view mirror.
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I live someplace where it's really hard to get from my house to work with public transportation and I work three or more jobs while spending a lot of time with my young kid, so I'm constantly running from one place to another and I definitely don't have time to park a car.
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I think we can trust the "Alt National Park Service" to give us reliable climate facts and stories about our nation's public spaces, don't get me wrong, but I would definitely double check their stats and claims before printing them in an article or on a blog someplace and call it reporting.
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Whether you're storing your RV close to home or someplace farther away, these handy tips from industry professionals and other RV users are a practical will help ensure your RV is ready to hit the road again laterAs a rule, start from inside-out and top to bottom for a thorough cleaning job.
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If, during the eclipse, you find yourself wondering, "Why couldn't I do better?" or "Why wasn't I good enough?" keep in mind that, very likely, some situation came to an end because you can do better, and you are good enough, and the eclipse wants to take you someplace new in your life.
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On the new podcast, he explained how he tries to avoid some of the other common tropes of profile writing — like pretending that he and his subject are casually hanging out someplace, when in fact they're only together because he is writing about them and they have something they want to promote.
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In practice, however, there remain fundamental questions not addressed by Dr. Gutting: what to do with the white kid who would otherwise qualify for a spot in someplace like Harvard, but then loses that spot to a black kid who would not have made it in if he or she were white?
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When I look over the railing of the Golden Gate Bridge, the crew pulls its little flame cord, and I can feel the basket starting to rise, a terrifying lifting sensation at the bottom of my shoes, and I have to step quickly away from the edge and walk off to someplace low.
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NOW IT'S GOT COMPETITION SO YOU CAN'T PUSH THE PRICE, BUT IN TERMS OF ITS UTILITY TO PEOPLE, AND WHAT THEY GET FOR A THOUSAND DOLLARS SOMEPLACE ELSE, YOU KNOW, YOU CAN HAVE A DINNER PARTY THAT WOULD COST THAT, AND HERE THIS IS, AND WHAT IT DOES FOR YOU, IT'S INCREDIBLE.
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At some point, the American empire invariably forces unconscionable choices on American presidents, all of which resolve to the question of whether it is worth it to immiserate (or incinerate) hundreds or thousands or millions of people someplace far away to serve purportedly Serious abstractions about security and stability or narrower electoral concerns.
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While the conference table idea itself is not an entirely new concept for aircraft such as the president's Air Force One and other VIP-configured aircraft with bounds of space to fill, other airlines have recognized the need for a place to stretch out and do work someplace that isn't their seat.
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Pressed on this issue during a Tuesday appearance in Brussels, Tillerson attempted to defend himself — but probably should have made the comments someplace else: "The State Department is not missing a beat," Secretary Tillerson says at US Embassy in Brussels, where there's no US ambassador to EU or Belgium Think about that for a minute.
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If you live someplace long enough, or if you just live long enough, you will find yourself writing your own city over the real one that exists around you—applying your memory of a certain apartment or streetcorner or bar so that it fits into or translucently over what has taken up residency there since.
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Right now, most VR films sit someplace between art projects and commercials: Most people won't ever get the chance to experience these films in VR, and moreover, many of the projects are done in conjunction with tech companies as a way to showcase technology and aren't necessarily designed to make money through typical distribution.
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It should be someplace relative to the East/West dynamics which have arisen since World War II, as the century-long awakening and industrialization of the Orient, come to maturity well after founding of the U.N. and its Europeanized visualization of the world, must be understood to be among the greatest events in modern history.
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Not because it looks like anyplace you've been — but because it resembles, uncannily, someplace you might have seen: the realm of "Princess Mononoke," the animated masterpiece that is largely set in a forest thick with ancient trees and ancient gods, where the struggle between nature and man — and for Japan's very soul — is waged.
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For much of the past century in this country, this undesirable alien — seen as being from someplace foreign and in need of deportation back there — stood accused of invading to stir up trouble where there was none, where previously the locals had been docile and willing to accept whatever everyday inequality was their lot.
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In addition to total population change, the Bureau publishes data on the components of that change, including net international migration, or the difference between people immigrating to a county from another country and people moving from that county to someplace outside the US. Overall, net international migration was down compared to the previous year.
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I don't quite avoid them, but there is a feeling I get when I find myself there—looking up at a familiar window while walking by, to see the light on or not—that comes from a different place than the warm spread of recognition you get upon returning to someplace familiar after a long time away.
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After hearing from his publicist that Corpsegrinder—born George Fisher—is a whiskey drinker, I thought it'd be fun to take him someplace a little different than the usual dingy metal bars where he's spent the majority of his professional life, and showcase the more refined side of a man known best for screaming about murder.
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Right after he was born, his mother, a Marlene Dietrich look-alike and Viennese pianist and stock trader who had talked her way out of a concentration camp by passing as Aryan, and his father, whose family had been mostly wiped out in Ukrainian pogroms, took Jaron someplace they thought would be safe: the westernmost corner of Texas.
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" She continued, "I was greatly helped by a woman who was an executive someplace, who said she also cried when she got angry, but developed a technique which meant that when she got angry and started to cry, she'd say to the person she was talking to, 'You may think I am sad because I am crying.
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"It's really too soon to say exactly where the organism is coming from, but the information we have so far suggests that it's someplace outside of the neonatal intensive care unit," said Dr. Mark Shelly, the hospital's director of infection control and prevention, according to the AP. Doctors first became aware of the infection in August, the AP reported.
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In the placeless sport of college basketball, whose most famous coaches have tended to come from someplace else — U.C.L.A.'s John Wooden, like the current U.C.L.A. coach Steve Alford, was from Indiana; Duke's Mike Krzyzewski is from Chicago; Smith was a Kansan — Williams speaks the way he speaks in part out of a sense of where he was from.
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The New York Times' executive editor, Dean Baquet, addressed the crowd on Wednesday, speculating as to what Cunningham's reaction to the honor would be: "Because Bill was a consummate journalist who liked to put his work first, [he] would be completely flummoxed and probably a little bit humiliated by this experience, and want to go someplace and hide," he told the audience.
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Neri Zilber described the first part of this fight for Vox: This first phase of the Israel-Iran showdown in Syria was thus conducted largely in the shadows and followed a well-worn pattern: An explosion would take place someplace in Syria, with later reports confirming that the target was a weapons convoy, an arms depot, or senior Iranian or Hezbollah operatives.
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CHARLES MCDANIEL, SON OF MISSING KOREAN WAR VETERAN: We are just overwhelmed, or I am, that all of these boxes that came back and out of all of these thousands of people that we&aposre the only one that has certitude on at least, I mean, is it possible obviously my father is alive someplace and he lost his dog tag?
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But it is also a reminder of our eternal, collective search for someplace we can call our own, for the place we imagine when we shut our eyes — a yearning that takes on special meaning in our current age of refugees, who endure one of the great cruelties of the human experience: being forced to forsake their land for another.
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Wallace also played a clip of President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference saying that Biden, as president, would be "in a home someplace," prompting laughter from the Democrat.
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Here's why some people in the path of a hurricane may choose not to evacuate: For some, evacuating can be a hassle Some people would rather not deal with the hassle of loading up the car and driving someplace they would rather not be, according to Jay Baker, a retired Florida State University geography professor who studies hurricane evacuation behavior.
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This is his signature work, and a former curator at Yale Art Galleries explains what it is meant to represent: In the 19th century, when Americans, especially Easterners living in cities, looked at a painting by Bierstadt, it gave them the vicarious pleasure of communing with nature, of escaping to someplace where the landscape appeared to be untouched by civilization.
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He identifies five types of chumbox links based on the strategy they use to generate money: The gut doctor falls into the fifth category, hidden content: These ads redirect someplace totally unexpected, a website unrelated in any obvious way to what you originally clicked, and lead you on a wild goose chase between loosely connected sites that are also littered with ads.
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As someone who, maybe like you, spends way too much time in thrall to screens while sitting on my ass, I try to heal myself once or twice a year by making a weeklong date with a bike and a destination—ideally someplace replete with great beer, great eats, and great cycling—so that I can see the world while sitting on my ass.
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I've always liked them though: pseudo-scientific/philosophical musings that are gonna provide that guy on the dancefloor—you know the one I mean, swaying alone after two thirds of the crowd have already left, weirdly positioned Strongbow stain on his shoulder or someplace, grinning at his fingers spread two inches away from his face—with the Big Night Out equivalent of this timeless gif.
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The woman who described herself in "Prozac Nation" as "the girl you see in the photograph from some party someplace or some picnic in the park, the one who looks so very vibrant and shimmery, but who is in fact soon going to be gone," lived to earn a law degree from Yale and work for a time at the prestigious law firm, Boies Schiller Flexner.
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KUDLOW: WELL, LOOK, THERE'S ALWAYS POLITICS IN THIS STUFF, I GET IT YOU'RE REPORTING IS ALWAYS GREAT, BUT I WILL TELL YOU THIS, KEVIN BRADY WAS REALLY THE INSTIGATOR AND HE SOLD PRESIDENT TRUMP ON IT AND TRUMP ACKNOWLEDGED IT IN A MEETING OR A SPEECH SOMEPLACE, AND AS I SPOKE TO PRESIDENT TRUMP IN RECENT DAYS, HES REFERRED TO IT A NUMBER OF TIMES.
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Part of why I want to make LA the transportation technology capital of the world is, you know, you have great companies like Joby [Aviation] and, you know, Boring Company and others who are really pushing the envelope, but shame on us if that innovation happens here and then it mostly gets implemented in China or Dubai or someplace else willing to go first.
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