This week development means investigators are back to square one.
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It'll get vacated and we'll be back to square one.
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The sales process was reset to square one this spring.
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To revitalize Times Square, one designer proposed an eccentric tower.
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For Rajoy, this is not going back to square one.
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Conflicting messages can leave them feeling back at square one.
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"So she's not back at square one," Ms. Smyth said.
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In a sense, we were almost back to square one.
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That's cool, and it doesn't send you back to square one.
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After testing positive for buprenorphine, Hidalgo is back to square one.
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"We went back to square one and started over," Landgraf said.
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Fast forward to now and I am back to square one.
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To avoid reinforcing our own ignorance, let's start at square one.
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Jeff Walker, a principal at Square One Homes in Renton, Wash.
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And just like that, the matter was back to square one.
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Here, eight years later, we are right back to square one.
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"It's basically like being back at square one again," he said.
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It looked like we were back to square one yet again.
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"He's at square one, as any outsider would be," Polk wrote.
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People weren't tuning in though, so he went back to square one.
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"They're still basically at square one for the most part," Hankes said.
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You're not starting from square one warming up, which is really nice.
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But before we get ahead of ourselves, let's start from square one.
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"But now I think we've gone back to square one," he continued.
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"Otherwise we're back to square one, and criminals will reoccupy those spaces."
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Our allies across the board are unwilling to return to square one.
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Back to Square One The patient went to see his dermatologist again.
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Damascus viewed the statement as a "return to square one", al-Watan reported.
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Despite the meager political action to date, we're not starting at square one.
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Read more here as Prime Minister Theresa May goes back to square one.
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If this vote doesn't happen, we'll be back to square one Feb. 8.
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And Trump advisers are back to square one, searching for a different lawyer.
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But we're back to square one and tariffs could jeopardize the OECD's work.
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Keith Caneiro was the CEO of Square One and a graduate of Columbia University.
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As such, it's back to square one - with another dilemma - for the Austrian team.
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She said no existing project would be required to go back to square one.
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"Literally everyone starts at square one – nobody grew up pole dancing," she points out.
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Inevitably, the boss bites back and kills you, sending you back to square one.
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Sometimes, those parts were crucial to the game running, sending me back to square one.
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You end up talking to a real, live customer service representative — back to square one.
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She's telling us a story, crafting the murder from square one, and it's riveting work.
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McGinn brought the game back to square one at 7:34 of the third period.
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Back to square one, 2016 was a wash as he looked for a new manufacturer.
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"Back to square one on complete denuclearisation" read the pro-government conservative Yomiuri newspaper headline.
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And then we will be back to square one – vulnerable to future mosquito-borne diseases.
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And it was almost like being back to square one, just on my own again.
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"It would be back to square one after 25 years in the plant," he said.
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Such a move would essentially revert the Ninth District Congressional race back to square one.
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Even Times Square, one of the country's most popular tourist attractions, has become largely abandoned.
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With every iteration of the company, I have to start completely at square one again.
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She said that if Trump removes ICE from California, they'll be back to square one.
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A few years later, the Shadow Broker's knocked the NSA back to square one again.
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"Back to square one on complete denuclearization" read the pro-government conservative Yomiuri newspaper headline.
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But if the employee is successful getting his job back, you're back at square one.
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"My role will be to make sure that we don't go back to square one, square one meaning where we found the Congo 22 years ago," he told Reuters inside an ornate reception room with high ceilings and sweeping views of the churning Congo River.
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As they sit side-by-side in bed, both women realize they're back at square one.
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"We're back to square one," Judge Clifton Newman said as he thanked jurors for their service.
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"We are back to square one," her family reports on a Facebook page about her recovery.
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His team is back at square one after their experiment failed to pass the preclinical phase.
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And you're back to square one — anxiously freaking out because your text message has gone unanswered.
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However, a person familiar with Cukurova's thinking said it and Alfa were "back to square one".
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McConnell wanted a deal made this week, but now the Senate is back to square one.
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" A second political source described efforts to form a new government as "back to square one.
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One paper Mr Romer cites is entitled "back to square one"; another complains about "unappealing assumptions".
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But if they end up getting in each other's way, it'll be back to square one.
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My operation had failed and, after a year of suffering, I was back at square one.
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Coffee shops like Square One and Passenger serve espresso as good as any in the country.
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Back to square one These wireless aHead headphones are a stylish choice to add to your wardrobe.
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So, with the core re-established and properly paid, the Eagles are headed back to square one.
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We were so close to making our dream a reality, but now we're back to square one.
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The affected users can create a new Twitter account, but who wants to start from square one?
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She rewrote Sci-Hub's code, starting from square one, so that the service could download papers automatically.
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But starting from square one and without the original directors at the helm seems like a waste.
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It's tempting to inflate your lifestyle along with your paycheck, but then you're back to square one.
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He began rising to fame on the PBS kids' show Square One Television ins the late '80s.
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When feminist activist Caroline Criado-Perez was running through Parliament Square one day, she noticed something troubling.
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Back to square one: The Economist maps out a scenario where a lot happens, and little changes.
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Both stir so much political anxiety that either course would likely mean starting back at square one.
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"It's frustrating for everybody that we're sort of back at square one of the offense," Alderson said.
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But the dustup put Harris back at square one, searching for a clear positioning for her campaign.
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In that case we're back to square one and new disruptive epidemics with COVID-19 may follow.
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From the fans who are included in that square, one will be selected after each score change.
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Matt Higgins, a "Shark Tank" investor and vice chairman of the Miami Dolphins, started at square one.
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Have you ever had to scrap a piece for the show and go back to square one?
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KS: He was there, but it was actually a little square one, the little tiny messaging one.
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If the travel ban remains in place, Hameed worries he'll be back to a very perilous square one.
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If the independent study gives Beale the greenlight on fingerprinting, Lyft and Uber are back to square one.
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Then when I remove the nail polish, I'm back to square one and the nail biting resumes instantly.
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"We are back to square one," Sydney-based Saudi activist and author Manal Al-Sharif had told CNN.
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"We are back to square one," Manal al-Sharif told CNN shortly after the activists' arrests were announced.
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They get the confidence to exit, then their [criminal] records come up, and bang, back to square one.
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Paul Caneiro had mainly been running the exterminating company, EcoStar Pest Management, while Keith Caneiro ran Square One.
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"We need to kind of go back to square one and go back to some basics," Rothschild said.
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This is unreasonable ... this is why this measure will fail and we'll find us back at square one.
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With billions of dollars wasted on arms, and after years of bloodshed, we are back to square one.
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For (the injury) to not fully recover and then (you) tweak it again, you're back to square one.
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Such a coalition may not last very long, so we could be back to Square One very soon.
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It'll keep going, but authorities are back to square one in trying to figure out where Timmothy is.
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According to Keith's LinkedIn, he served as CEO for a technology consulting company named Square One in Asbury Park.
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Business records list Keith Caneiro as the owner of a technology firm called Square One, NJ Advance Media reports.
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That leaves House Republicans back at square one — with no plan to fix DACA or the family separation issue.
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Starting from square one with a deep kitchen clean or restructuring seems daunting, but it doesn't have to be.
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It is a fantasy that risks taking Britain back to square one of its debate on Brexit's trade-offs.
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And fair enough, people have had their eyes critically fixed on any Genie footage of Smith from square one.
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Maybe it turns out this transition is a 24-hour wonder and we're back to square one again quickly.
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Business records list Keith Caneiro as the owner of a technology firm called Square One, NJ Advance Media reports.
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Ackman's Pershing Square, one of the world's most closely watched hedge funds, ended 2016 and 2015 with heavy losses.
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But if Uber ever pulls out of the deal, the town may have to start again from square one.
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Despite all the good will they built up, Andre and Lucious are back at square one — hating each other.
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" His side's bruising defeat has left him with no choice than to start from square one: "Get the information.
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Instead of cutting a circle from a square, one could knit a circle and eliminate waste in doing so.
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"We are back to square one," Sydney-based Saudi activist and author Manal Al-Sharif told CNN on Sunday.
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Just when we thought we were reaching unicorn beauty fatigue, this look is bringing us back to square one.
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We are behind square one, having given away some of our biggest legitimization incentives and gotten nothing in return.
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"Unfortunately" because that means we're back at square one in terms of having any idea who wins this season.
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They were all on display Tuesday in New York's Times Square, one of the busiest streets in the world.
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It&aposs true that our changing climate is a dire concern, but we are not starting from square one.
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The political impasse returned to square one on Sunday when a tentative agreement on a new prime minister unravelled.
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Now an administration that desperately needs to get control of its messaging will have to start from square one.
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They could restore some of the production they've cut recently, but they would soon find themselves back at square one.
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I wanted this treatment to work, badly, and I worried I would be back to square one if it didn't.
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In fact, for Jim McKelvey, the co-founder of mobile payments company Square, one failure led to a new venture.
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"Put troops out there so we can thank them — leave tanks for Red Square," one retired general told the Times.
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"If there isn't implementation of Stockholm, we're not back to square one, we're back to square minus one," he said.
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It puts the whole experience at around the same cost as getting a Cintiq, so we're back at square one.
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Trump must warn Xi that if he continues with that game, the three-way dynamic will revert to square one.
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My first stop is Paternoster Square, one of many corporate developments, like Canary Wharf or Westfield, spreading across the city.
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A LinkedIn profile for Mr. Caneiro indicates that he runs a technology consulting company named Square One in Asbury Park.
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"This will bring the Philippines back to square one in its democratization and political modernization project," Senator de Lima said.
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If Afghanistan were forced back to square one, it might, some scholars think, be able to rebuild itself from scratch.
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In about 10 seconds, the same newlyweds will teleport back to square one and start the recessional all over again.
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Broadcasting from Tahrir Square, one anchor said that a small group had gathered to take selfies before leaving the scene.
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But in the larger scheme to build a profitable quantum computer, it remains unclear whether they've gotten past square one.
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Ultimately, the winner of the contract would be back to square one and nine months behind an already tight schedule.
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Sometimes when you take huge swings at a problem, you end up back at square one or even lose progress.
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And he noted that other Crew Dragon spacecrafts were already under construction, so the company won't be starting from square one.
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If Obama rescinded the NSEERS regulations before leaving office, however, the Trump administration would have to go back to square one.
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In the best-case scenario, we avoid sinking into the abyss and, as a society, scratch ourselves back to square one.
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But every time he broached the issue, the CEO of Prepa would resign, and Bracero would be back at square one.
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So even after the Commission's next report to the 47-member Council in February, we may still be at square one.
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Another source said that if the agreement is not finalised by year-end, the situation would go back to "square one".
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The NFL&aposs offer to Kaepernick was unprecedented, Kaepernick flipped the script, and we all wound up back at square one.
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I tried to start over, but I was back to square one — AARE and IS AT and INRI in every fill!
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Then again, if people have not heard it, and they see a man singing high, we start again from square one.
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Scenes like these are common for emergency medical workers in Times Square, one of the most crowded places in the country.
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"I am afraid we are back to square one," said Marcin Matczak, a professor of law at the University of Warsaw.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.), predicted the Senate wouldn't hold a vote on the security minibus, putting appropriators back at square one.
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Separately, Erdogan said the project would also pave the way to pedestrianising Taksim Square, one of the busiest hubs in Istanbul.
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It can be disorienting to feel you're back at square one with a person you already have a shared history with.
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"Put troops out there so we can thank them — leave tanks for Red Square," one retired general told the New York Times.
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But Obama still has time, before leaving office, to force the Trump administration to start from square one with any registry plan.
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The quartet did their best to explain what "health" means to Twitter, essentially admitting that the company is starting at square one.
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Cathey got his first big TV break as a cast member on the late-'80s PBS kids' math show Square One Television.
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In classic anthology series, like The Twilight Zone, each episode stands alone, starting at square one in terms of plot and characterization.
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I was at the initiation point of square one but in no sense a neophyte," Bob Dylan wrote in his memoir "Chronicles.
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Then Monday turns into 5PM on a Friday, the first taste of beer passes their lips and they're back at square one.
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Take a closer look at the shaded squares: Reading across, each one bridges two entries, with a shaded square one line above.
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A source familiar with Saudi thinking said Riyadh had been hopeful about the talks but things were now "back to square one".
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You simply can't beat them when you want to freshen up in the shower without starting from square one with your hair.
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"Because the addictive behavior is gone, having ice cream once or twice will not send you back to square one," Alpert said.
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So it seems like we're back at square one, without any clarity around what the Trump administration will do with these payments.
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Ben and Jessa (Duggar) Seewald have found themselves back to square one when it comes to choosing a baby name – or have they?
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And Square, one of the larger of the payments businesses, went public last year but it is has been struggling to excite investors.
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If the court isn't convinced that the deal restores competition, then it could be rejected, potentially leaving T-Mobile back at square one.
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Congress just punted it back to him — and he's back to square one, with the deal he promised to scrap still in place.
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Birdman's legal war with Lil Wayne is back to square one, because Weezy continues to drop major disrespect on his ex-mentor's name.
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While portable chargers have presented a solution to the problem, you may forget to charge them, bringing you right back to square one.
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But after winning the English premiership, Conte doesn't look likely to leave his post, shuttling Inter back at square one in its search.
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However it happened, having paid about $600, all of which was absorbed by court and attorney fees, she was back to square one.
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"If I don't work and we get past all of this, I'm not just starting from square one, I'm starting without a car."
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I am scrubbing the enormous bearded head on a pedestal — in the center of Leo Tolstoy Square, one block from our first apartment.
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"Three days after payday, I'm back to square one," Donna Rice tells me after dismissing her third graders from McKinley Elementary in Tulsa.
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Still, every day was like starting over at square one, and Ms. Sterner began negotiating with herself on how often she would complain.
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Congress has until January 6, 2021, to pass the bill, or else the process will have to start back at square one, again.
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It can be disorienting to feel like you're back at square one with a person (or sibling) you have a shared history with.
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They were business partners in a technical services company called Square One, as well as in a pest-control firm called EcoStar Pest Management.
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"Until more details emerge, we are back at square one," Alfonso Esparza, a senior market analyst at Oanda in Toronto, said in a note.
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I'd built up a relationship with casting directors in London that I didn't have in the States, so I was starting at square one.
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"Most sequels you have to contrive something so they go back to square one, unless there's somewhere deeper for them to go," he continued.
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It's the kind of stuff airlines are used to dealing with, while Uber and upstarts like Kitty Hawk have to begin at square one.
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" Elfenbein added a warning: "Just because a great trade goes all the way back to square one, doesn't mean it's a great trade again.
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The pair registered an Asbury Park-based company named Jay-Martin Systems that was doing business as "Square One," records dating to 2014 show.
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Making a major change would mean scrapping everything I had been working for and heading back to square one — not exactly an inspiring thought.
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Deportation 'back to square one' Anes Alazabi is a supervisor at a detention center in Tripoli for migrants that are due to be deported.
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As I walked to the northeast edge of Pershing Square, one the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in the city came into view.
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"It's a rare thing to have an industry start from square one in your lifetime and grow so quickly right around you," Seaborn said.
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It might be you need a round coffee table instead of a square one or a different landing pad for your stroller and coats.
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But British lawmakers promptly dashed those hopes on Saturday, when they rejected Mr. Johnson's proposal and brought the whole mess back to square one.
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"That was the start of the California cuisine movement," said Joyce Goldstein, an author and chef who owned Square One, a San Francisco restaurant.
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But now Tillerson is gone -- and given the White House never explicitly signed off on his Syria strategy -- we are back to square one.
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There's no way House Democrats will go back to square one or wait for the spring to complete this process, like Turley has advised.
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Over three years after the ACA went into effect, Republicans are starting at square one to put their stamp on the health insurance conversation.
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It could provide that one time request, but it would have an obligation to patch the flaw and start the process back at square one.
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She said delivering Brexit "involves difficult choices for all of us," adding that voting against the deal would put the country back to square one.
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In such a case, the two sides would find themselves back at square one, this time without negotiations as a viable way to deescalate disputes.
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Using new shitIf you're starting all the way from square one with nothing today I would just get some cheap new setup from established manufacturers.
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After the slice completely slipped off of my tray and I needed to start from square one, I think I got the hang of it.
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That means looking past recoloring the logo or making the fox sleeker: Mozilla is starting from square one with many aspects of this Firefox redesign.
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Right between this month's two eclipses, we have Saturn in Sagittarius square (one of the most intense astrological aspects) Neptune in Pisces on September 10.
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"It's always a challenge when the temperatures change, you're basically back to square one, but we're prepared for and we're ready for it," he said.
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"It really has to happen ...If there isn't implementation of Stockholm, we're not back to square one, we're back to square minus one," he said.
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If McGregor wins there is a great chance that the lightweight champion disappears for another year or more, and we are back at square one.
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Warren, Gillibrand lead the pack in Senate cash Not all Democratic presidential candidates will be starting from square one when it comes to fundraising. Sens.
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The video gives a sneak peak of how Timelooper travels back to the Nazi bombing raids in Trafalgar Square, one of London's famous tourist locations.
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Their win over Minnesota two weeks ago was great, but a total collapse in a shutout against Green Bay has them back to square one.
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Several other much-anticipated condominiums will officially open, among them: 15 and 35 Hudson Yards; Waterline Square; One Manhattan Square; and 111 West 57th Street.
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"One square, one letter" is something that we hear a lot, but I think we can afford to be more open-minded about the puzzles.
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Republicans are arguably further ahead since they already have a draft of the bill, but such internal opposition may force them back to Square One.
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When a search showed that BACK TO SQUARE ONE had been done as a theme before, but not like this one, I was happily surprised.
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But when Blethyn was too busy, he and C.K. went back to square one, brainstorming about the kind of woman they envisioned as Christine Baskets.
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But now that the Trump administration won't have the ability to simply reanimate existing regulations, it will have to, rhetorically, go back to square one.
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All your installed add-ons and customizations are removed though, so you're effectively back to square one with the browser, but with your account data intact.
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"If the House doesn't act on anything the Senate sends over, it's back to square one in the new Congress," a House Democratic aide told me.
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Take Trans Mountain: If it had sent the pipeline review back to square one, the government could have opened itself to a lawsuit from the company.
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One of the most intense days this month is May 26, when Jupiter in Virgo will square (one of the tensest astrological aspects) Saturn in Sagittarius.
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BSEE plans to restart the study sometime this year, though Kendall found that NAS might have to start from square one if the parameters are changed.
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"My mother was a graphic designer and she had the earliest Macintosh — the square one with the telephone cable to plug in the keyboard," he recalled.
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Add in new scenarios like losing your phone, having a dead battery or being logged out of an active session, and you're back to square one.
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"God bless people who are trying to get in and help learn a new profession, but these folks come in at square one," Mr. Allen said.
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But now, Mr. Trump is back to square one, and he is even praising the person he has been desperate for months to be rid of.
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BUILD A HOTEL: For every hotel that you build on an undeveloped foreign square, give the owner of that square one Back-Room Political Favor chip.
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But why did it take rainmaker attorneys to educate a jury from square one all the way to the point of ringing up a jackpot verdict?
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How to Revive a Friendship It can be disorienting to feel you're back at square one with a person you already have a shared history with.
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Ultimately, Rosenthal says, a loss on "reliance interest" grounds could force a government agency to go back to square one and redo the decision-making process.
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He takes the common phrase BACK TO SQUARE ONE — which also functions as our revealer — and uses it to explain why the theme phrases seem incomplete.
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But I'm not sure exactly how they're going to fix the lineup of celebrities who place them right back at square one on their road to inclusivity.
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Gramiccioni confirmed the brothers were business partners in two ventures: a technology firm called Square One and a pest management company — both operating out of Asbury Park.
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So even if we become aware of a problem with a supplement, that company can stop selling, switch their product name, and we're back at square one.
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Hunter Gatherer is about a man trying to rebuild his life from square one and all the interesting, comforting, and eccentric people he meets along the way.
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Its only outpost is in Square One, a high-end mall in neighboring Mississauga, Ontario, which also houses a new Holts store and a Hudson's Bay outlet.
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Meanwhile, changing the shape of the rounded stairway at the back to a square one would provide further space, for 14 more passengers plus two food trolleys.
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This brings us back to square one: stand pat, sustain continuity, and enter the 2017-18 season with slightly better versions of Sam Dekker and Clint Capela.
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After you've put your computer back to square one, you're essentially starting from scratch with the opportunity to load only the apps and files you really need.
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Vincent Fundaro, the owner of Square One Professional Home Inspectors in Levittown, N.Y., was inspecting a ground floor condominium on West 22nd Street in Manhattan last April.
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If the bill is formally withdrawn, however, its passage to law goes back to square one, giving protesters more time to oppose it were it to be resurrected.
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But before you say, "screw it" and go back to square one, know this: You don't have to overhaul your entire financial life to get back on track.
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Before the modern era, elites would fight between themselves for the spoils of growth and send the economy back to square one through wars, corruption and the like.
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The bottom line: Congress and President Trump are essentially back to square one of negotiations, with neither side willing to budge on funding for Trump's proposed border wall.
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But just one day before the Senate passed it, House Republicans and a handful of House Democrats came along and put the Senate resolution back to square one.
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America's withdrawal from the TPP not only leaves us at square one, but diminishes our capacity to be a leader in future trade negotiations on the world stage.
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If he is successful, the very reason for the E.P.A.'s creation—illness and disease from pollution—will reëmerge, and we will have to start from square one.
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Now back at square one, the detectives sent out a press release asking members of the public to report "anything suspicious in the area" where Haas had disappeared.
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At Ferdowsi Square, one of the busiest places in Tehran, she used a tree branch to clamber on top of the utility box next to a traffic light.
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Hagemann Snabe was considered the main candidate to replace 73-year old Plattner as SAP's chairman and his exit appears to put the search back to square one.
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May's offer to step down if her exit plan were approved, Parliament voted it down for a third time, effectively setting the Brexit process back to square one.
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Azealia Banks and Russell Crowe are back to square one -- he said, she said -- because we've learned the surveillance cameras at the Bev Hills Hotel missed the entire confrontation.
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For all intents and purposes, we are now back at square one with this shit, with historically racist states free to enact new laws that could potentially disenfranchise blacks.
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Cookie is displeased: once again, her hate for Lucious has brewed into a tea flavored of love and yearning, while he is back to square one: jaded, uninterested, abrasive.
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"It feels like I was turning the handle on the exit door from hell then returned to square one," said Lee Yoon-mi, a high school senior in Incheon.
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Over 85 percent of the city is flooded, according to authorities, and St Mark's Square — one of the lowest areas in Venice — is one of the worst hit zones.
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"I didn't agree to that," he said with a laugh as he sat in the square one recent morning, pointing to the Old Tree Cafe run by the couple.
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I'm very thankful for my job but feel that if any major life event should happen, my savings would be wiped out and I'd be back at square one.
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If the pound does begin drifting lower, inflation will remain elevated and real earnings will keep sinking - and Carney and his colleagues will find themselves back at square one.
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As for why the rush ... their marriage license expires at the end of this month, so they had to pull the trigger or start all over again at square one.
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They needed to feel welcome in their schools and it really disappoints me that we're back at square one in a lot of places after putting in so much work.
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"Here in Puerto Rico, we're really starting from square one," said Audrey Lenhart, a CDC vector control expert in an interview at the CDC's Emergency Operations Center in San Juan.
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Judges said they were prepared to annul the re-run, and send the country of 45 million back to square one, if the election does not meet the required standards.
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While my dude was going down on me, I was really close, and then I heard "hot as a fever / rattle of bones" and we were back to square one.
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"If you just medicate and don't treat the other problems, it'll be back to square one, but I disagree that medication should just be put under the rug," she says.
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Jeff Walker, a principal at Square One Homes in Renton, Wa., which builds multifamily homes in Seattle, said he had been using hard-money lenders for more than a decade.
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Ford has the funds and incentive to strike out on its own to develop its own ride-hailing structure, but allied itself with Lyft rather than working from square one.
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Deutsche Bank, which has already moved away from some investment banking activities, is back to square one with its future planning after merger talks with German rival Commerzbank (CRZBF) collapsed.
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"If there isn't implementation of Stockholm, we're not back to square one, we're back to square minus-one," Michael Aron, Britain's ambassador to Yemen, was quoted by Reuters as saying.
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"Now that my brain is really thinking in this form, I find it a lot easier to come up with ideas that work for this form from square one," he said.
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So, after saying "I love you" to one another (and each getting that panicked look in their eyes about it) at the end of last season, we're back to square one.
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But instead of selling everything and starting from square one, there's a much easier way to add a dash of personality: statement-making pieces with eye-catching patterns and vivid colors.
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Now based in D.C., Hines has yet to check out the area's Manchester United fan bars (she doesn't want to start at square one) and instead watches in her living room.
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However, their progeny have no success in managing that wealth and, by the time their great-grandchildren are in charge, the family is back at square one, with nothing to show.
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But relapsing, whether briefly or for a longer period, doesn't mean you're back at square one: People who are in recovery are overall better equipped to battle thoughts when they arise.
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Applications and emails go unanswered, and once you do get an interview, you might find out that the job wasn't right for you all along, and it's back to square one.
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He is expected to miss only one or two starts after receiving a cortisone injection and is now simply icing the knee and resting — "going back to square one," he said.
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" Ubisoft, the arguable bastion of standards in AAA development, said they went back to square one, reconsidering some of the most fundamental industry standards for "how a game should be made.
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That's another reason Garrett makes so much sense — he's already been going through vetting for a job in the Administration and wouldn't have to start at square one like everyone else.
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The entrance is on 47th Street in Times Square, one of the busiest neighborhoods in New York City, which locals tend to steer clear of because of the crowds of tourists.
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I'll admit that, going into my tour of the hotel, I was skeptical of the Times Square EDITION's location in Times Square, one of the most hated parts of the city.
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Every time I got the car a few inches off the ground, the jack would collapse, the car would slide back with a thud and I'd be back to square one.
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" The protesters had even set up various laser shows in Victory Square, one of which projected words on to government buildings stating, amongst other things, "Resign" and "Dragnea, Romania is not yours.
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AR: And by that token, I actively resent that the "serious film" discourse has somehow thrown us back to square one in sophisticated pop culture debates that are older than I am.
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"This act cannot be construed otherwise than a dangerous attempt to ruin the hardly-won atmosphere of dialogue and bring the situation back to square one," the spokesman was quoted as saying.
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But that would mean putting the deal before Parliament, where it could be amended in ways that Mr. Johnson or the European Union might find unacceptable, bringing things back to square one.
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Now, the lighters can actually light a scene as if it's a live-action set, and that information carries from shot to shot now, rather than it being square one every time.
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Either way, the NWHL would fade away as yet another women's pro league that failed, and its players would be back at square one—or they might decide to walk away altogether.
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"I got to take my time submitting the report, so when I went in to meet with [a UCB administrator] I wasn't starting from square one," she tells me over Facebook Messenger.
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The so-called Catwoman, Jocelyn Wildenstein, and her boyfriend are free to get on the same elevator, cook and hang out again ... but one false move and they're back to square one.
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I'm optimistic, but the most brutal aspect of being bipolar is the fact that you can be on the right path, but one single slipup can catapult you back to square one.
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If we'd developed this plan from square one — with no existing credit cards, trying to decide which ones would help us meet our travel goals — we may have gone about things differently.
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" Learning to see using the vOICe or the BrainPort is, he said, "starting you back at square one again, and you have to build up an expertise and an understanding over time.
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Discussing the issue in those terms made it difficult to remember that even if Trump manages to put the events of August behind him, he will not be starting from square one.
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Without unanimous consent to extend the nomination, Trump may have to re-nominate her, requiring her to start from square one, including a new vote in the Environment and Public Works Committee.
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Because from square one, the first thing I did was I found the people you said you told right after; I found the paper trail of the documents you had talked about.
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We decided we needed to start from square one and redevelop everything with more of a slant about the truth coming out in media and people being held accountable for their behavior.
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But the black market for dollars has since rebounded, putting Egypt back at square one: under pressure to devalue and spark a new round of price rises just as economic growth slows.
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Back to square one in Britain: After a crushing defeat in court, a defiant Prime Minister Boris Johnson appeared before a reconvened Parliament and doubled down on his hard-line Brexit approach.
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It's a feeling all of the characters on Halt and Catch Fire experience more than once as their brilliant ideas soar, crash, and burn time after time, leaving them back at square one.
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But as Vox's Tara Golshan explains, the resolution was thrown back to square one after House Democrats helped Republicans stall any action on Yemen until at least the new Congress comes into session.
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"It doesn't make sense to pay out all this money, resolve all these claims, make this progress and then have the next guy come in and we're back to square one," Clune said.
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And it will most likely lead to a Supreme Court ruling that sends us back to square one in our fight to fix a tax system that all too often favors the rich.
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The bank said Tuesday that in the first half of 0003 it will move about 1,100 employees out of its space at One Court Square, one of the most recognizable towers outside Manhattan.
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"For all the effort and turmoil over the past few years, the deal that President Trump plans to sign tomorrow hardly seems to advance the United States past square one," he said Tuesday.
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But if Mr. Trump breaks with House Republicans on the border adjustment tax, which could raise about $1.2 trillion in revenue, it would essentially send tax negotiations with Congress back to square one.
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With the development in her in vitro fertilization (IVF) process, the next step is another appointment on Wednesday, when she'll find out if she can move forward or go back to square one.
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" But in early December, Liberal Minister for Natural Resources Jim Carr said that for "those projects that are currently under review, the proponents will not be asked to go back to square one.
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"The experience of losing a job and not having a job to go back to affected me very much because it seems like I have to start from square one again," the worker said.
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That means that your body develops a tolerance to the drug, so you won't respond the same way to it over time and will essentially be back to square one with your sleep problems.
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Back in the distant days of Windows 8, there was another option called refresh, that put Windows back to square one, but kept all of your personal files and Windows Store apps in place.
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TMZ broke the story ... Phaedra's unsealed docs appear to back her claim she's been single since July, but if a judge buys Apollo's side of the story ... they could be back to square one.
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"This act cannot be construed otherwise than a dangerous attempt to ruin the hardly-won atmosphere of dialogue and bring the situation back to square one," a foreign ministry spokesman said, state media reported.
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Given the fragmentation of the result, the ongoing political process will be "far from straightforward," said Antonio Barroso, managing director of consultancy Teneo Intelligence, in a note entitled "Back to square one" on Friday.
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The men were also business partners in two companies, Square One, a technology consulting firm, and EcoStar Pest Management, a pest control firm, both in the same building on Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park.
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The drills have been canceled in years past, but if they go on after the Olympics end, the situation could revert back to square one if the drills go on as in years previous.
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His refusal to issue one — despite his apparent excitement at being selected for the hosting job — puts the Academy back at square one in a year when it's having a hard time finding a host.
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He&aposs usually in the shadows of the ornate red-brick State Historical Museum, on a pedestrian walkway between Red Square and the adjacent Manezh Square, one of the most tourist-dense parts of Moscow.
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And while it can be confusing because you know your job inside and out at this point, you need to remember that you're back at square one in the impression game with your new boss.
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The radiologist Scott met with next was "99.9 percent sure" he wasn't suffering from an aneurysm, which made him feel like he was "kind of back to square one" after about six months of tests.
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This Miley we're witnessing feels authentic, and despite the lackluster lyrics and kitschy production, her attempts to transform will hopefully evolve organically now that she's back in the very safe space that is square one.
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New York's state legislative session finishes at the end of the month, and unless the bill has cleared committee and passed a vote in both chambers before then, it will be back to square one.
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Each episode sets up one side for a surge that might overtake the other, and without fail, some unforeseeable folly or a random twist of fate undoes those efforts, sending everyone back to square one.
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My guide, Karen Wortham, led me on a path from Johnson Square, one of the many quadrangular parks that give Savannah, Ga., its distinct character, down to River Street, which runs along the Savannah River.
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It's pretty much as simple as that — it's just that there was a lot of innovation that had to happen in order to get us back to square one with a larger, uninterrupted touchscreen display.
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By the way, that means that the proposed governance changes, which reduces voting rights of early investors and founders — including and especially former CEO Travis Kalanick — falls through, too, and we're back to square one.
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And so users are left back at square one: only putting as much cryptocurrency in their wallet as they're willing to lose, or incur a headache getting back, on any day they leave the house.
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State fiscal experts say hitting this crucial prerecession mark is notable, but it can also be viewed through a less-impressive lens: It took seven years for the states to get back to budgetary square one.
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Would voting no to the outcome mean we go back to square one, or would it actually result in Britain falling out of the European Union with no agreement at all ... in a complete chaotic mess?
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"If we reject the current deal and go back to square one, this will open the door to far greater uncertainty, increased risk and the prospect of downgrading our ability to protect the public," he said.
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At the same time, we would absolutely love it if we found out we were having a girl — though we've joked that we'd be starting from square one and might have to learn a few things.
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Following that, the country held another election in June but that vote also ended in a hung parliament, leaving Rajoy back at square one, trying to find a party that will support the PP in power.
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All it takes, Hannah says, is one person to say, publish or do something—whether or not it has any malicious intent—and it can set someone who suffers from mental illness back to square one.
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Paul Caneiro and Keith Caneiro appear to have worked together at Square One, as well as at a consulting business, Jay-Martin Consulting, and they shared an address in Staten Island for more than a decade.
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The brothers appeared to have close ties, owning two businesses together: Square One, the technology consulting firm, and EcoStar Pest Management, the pest control firm, both in the same building on Cookman Avenue in Asbury Park.
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After 19 hours, 2019 will begin in New York, where hundreds of thousands of revelers will gather in Times Square — one of the world's brightest outdoor spaces, with a long history of neon lights and signs.
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After 19 hours, 2019 will begin in New York, where hundreds of thousands of revelers will gather in Times Square one of the world's brightest outdoor spaces, with a long history of neon lights and signs.
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Square one in this case is that the Russian authorities, while conceding that Russian athletes benefited from systematic doping, have tried every which way to insist that this was not ordered or facilitated by the Kremlin.
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Washington (CNN)In a stinging defeat after months of negotiations, senators on Thursday failed to advance a bipartisan proposal to resolve the future of millions of young undocumented immigrants, leaving talks seemingly back at square one.
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However, when programming a demo version of the game with the rabbit, it was clear to Naka that players would be pressing too many buttons to control him, so he and Ohshima went back to square one.
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"Labour seem determined to take us all back to square one by rejecting a deal out of hand then trying to delay Brexit and re-run the referendum," junior Brexit minister Robin Walker said in a statement.
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Related: Second Worker Dies After Explosion in Canada's Oilsands as Safety Fears Mount On Wednesday, Environment and Climate Change Minister Catherine McKenna cleared that up, saying it's not fair to make proponents start again from square one.
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The radiologist Scott met with next was "99.9 percent sure" he wasn't suffering from an aneurysm, which made the HGTV star feel like he was "kind of back to square one" after about six months of tests.
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But both parties are still largely at square one of formulating an agenda that can plausibly channel more of the growth coursing through the biggest cities into the places it has bypassed -- both nearby and far away.
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"If the five countries came to the negotiating table and we reached an agreement, and if they could protect our interests in the oil and banking sectors, we will go back to square one," Rouhani reportedly said.
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The result has been a divided Congress, stuck between lawmakers actively participating in bipartisan negotiations, conservative hardliners who have shown no interest in compromise, and a group of leadership members who haven't moved far past square one.
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Mapping out city streets is essentially square one for testing self-driving cars — that's a tough spot to be in as a company with serious ambitions for developing autonomous technology, especially in the face of massive competition.
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Start with a strategic checking and savings accountOne of the factors that determines your credit score is credit history, but when you're starting at square one, you might wonder where to leap from without any credit cards.
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The big picture: These talks were a hopeful precursor to another summit with Trump and Kim Jong-un, after February's meeting in Hanoi left the leaders empty-handed and back to square one at the negotiating table.
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His father is a writer, editor and the author of several books, including "Strides: Running Through History With an Unlikely Athlete," (Rodale Books), and "Selling Ben Cheever: Back to Square One in a Service Economy," (Bloomsbury USA).
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Getting a chop after a year of waiting for your bob to officially hit lob status can be a painstaking process — while chopping off the dead ends that roll you back to square one can be even worse.
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Long before they became front-row regulars and catwalk creatives, many of the style bloggers and industry influencers you admire were "nowhere," too — setting out from square one with a dream and the willingness to take a chance.
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The fund, one of several portfolios run by the firm, ended December nearly flat with a 0.3 percent gain for the month, Pershing Square, one of the industry's most closely watched hedge funds, told investors in an update.
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Now that the cases are most likely back to square one, it's time for the administration and its supporters to recapture the narrative and make clear to a confused public that this is not a case about nuns.
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U.S. national security adviser John Bolton has said British officials have told him that Boris Johnson's government will look from "square one" at the issue of whether the UK should use Huawei technology for its 5G telecoms network.
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"I would assume the final solution should also address the pensions because if you are bondholder why would you take a haircut knowing the pension liability question could just send you back to square one again," he said.
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Nalo Farms said it had lost fencing and crops "The whole 12 acres that we have here, we're just going to have to reset and start basically from square one," KHML quoted operations manager Dillan Hanawahine as saying.
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On August 4, it will square (one of the more intense astrological aspects) power planet Pluto, which is in fellow Earth sign Capricorn—a sign that's driven as hell, and doesn't stop until it gets what it wants!
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Three levels below ground, in a nondescript building beside The New York Times's headquarters — and hardly a stone's throw from Times Square, one of the most frenetic intersections on the planet — lies an unexpected and strangely quiet repository.
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"We will go back to school when you make the climate cool," read one homemade sign in London's Parliament Square - one of more than 60 protest locations across the country, organizers of the Youth 143 Climate strike said.
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And without that trust, I felt that we were back at square one: We wouldn't be able to, as the NBC general counsel said in her email, "feel comfortable reporting concerns" and "not fear retaliation" when we did.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon canceled a plan to export its rubbish to Russia on Friday, a government agency said, sending Beirut's six-month garbage crisis back to square one as mountains of trash choke the city's air and streets.
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"Catalonia is back to square one," said Marco Protopapa, an analyst at JP Morgan, forecasting that tensions would quickly return between Madrid and an "emboldened pro-independence camp eager to exploit the tactical advantage of a favorable election outcome".
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Attempts to form a government in Sweden were back at square one on Monday after the Centre Party, citing policy differences, said it would vote against a second term in office for Social Democrat leader Stefan Lofven.
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After growing up on Staten Island, both brothers moved to New Jersey in the late 1980s, when Keith hired Paul as the first official employee at Square One, the Asbury Park-based technology start-up he founded in 1989.
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Budgeting for me is like trying to tally up those diet plan food points: I fail miserably every time, feel like a loser when I fall off the wagon, and land right back at square one without collecting $200.
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Now that both the Democratic and Republican healthcare insurance plans have failed (or, in the case of Obamacare, about to fail), it is time for Congressional members of both parties to get together and start over at square one.
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"It's true that there is probably an optimal state that a product can get your skin to in terms of bacterial flora and pH, but by stopping, all you're doing is taking yourself back to square one," Dr. Jack explains.
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"If the five countries came to the negotiating table and we reached an agreement, and if they could protect our interests in the oil and banking sectors, we will go back to square one (and will resume our commitments)," Rouhani said.
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Ultimately, the last moments of the finale were the clincher; that after all the work, the pain and the constant, unyielding job of just being a person Jimmy could unravel back to square one...and break Gretchen's heart in the process.
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Remember, he's the candidate who constantly talks of revolution and changing the system, so even if he doesn't tear up the ACA, I'm not sure he convinced anyone that he's not the radical who will put us back at square one.
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But while senators were voting "yay" or "nay," scrapping plans, and eventually returning to square one, a handful of lawmakers were keeping their eye on the special interest prize, passing and proposing legislation to address specific health and healthcare concerns.
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It needs Congress and the White House to start from square one and decide what kind of bill would unleash the free market to provide actual health care, not just insurance, at the lowest cost and the greatest possible supply.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO The R&B songwriter Moss Kena has kept an admirably low public profile, steadfastly evading photos; the video for the single "Square One," from an EP called "Found You in 06" due March 2, features a dance troupe.
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The five-mile tour took him from his hotel on the Lower East Side to Brooklyn via the Manhattan Bridge, then across the Brooklyn Bridge back to square one, Ludlow Street, with a time-gobbling course correction along the way.
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In a flurry of votes on several amendments, Parliament also rejected holding a second referendum on Brexit, effectively bringing the country back to square one, and turned down an attempt to seize control of the process from Prime Minister Theresa May.
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A federal appeals court, however, recently issued a ruling arising from the lawsuit, sending the E.P.A. "back to square one" to revisit parts of the regulations related to unlined coal ash ponds and ones at retired plants, Ms. Evans said.
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Pugh only shared one video in 2014 called "My Dove," and one in 2016 called "Square One," but if you're in need of more you can always check out videos of an even younger Flossie on her mom's YouTube channel.
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Through the square one such person can see a side-view mirror attached to the building, and reflected in the mirror are blinking red lights and a bright, kooky structure that looks like a silver golf ball on a skewer.
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If they defeat it, as many expect, they will be back to square one and, in all likelihood, pleading for an extension from the European Union that could last anything from a couple of months to a couple of years.
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Where Büuüktaşçıyan questions how things have transformed in Cappadocia, Molinos Gordo, in her video installation in a tea house in Uçhisar Square (one of the other locations for the exhibition), looks at the actual political whys and hows of these changes.
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But the choice was this deal, which enables us to take back control and to build a brighter future for our country, or going back to square one with more division, more uncertainty and a failure to deliver on the referendum.
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Because the amendment was not relevant to the core text of the resolution, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell used procedural rules to block the Senate's vote on the House version of the resolution, forcing the legislative process back to square one.
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So I went back to square one and figured that finding myself alone wasn't such a bad thing, and maybe it was an opportunity to reacquaint myself with independence again, and test that independence and get back in touch with where I started.
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"If most of 2018 felt as though the Offshore Drillers were seeing some momentum build for a late-decade recovery, the macro meltdown feels like it has brought the industry back to square one," Jefferies analysts said in a research note on Friday.
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The flopped merger plan forces Oi's strategic planning back to square one, as the company struggles with about 10 billion reais ($218 billion) in debt maturing this year, less available cash to invest and slipping revenue as a result of Brazil's deep recession.
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So now it's back to square one, and Apollo wants to go back on the hunt to determine what property is fair game to split ... property he says includes a million-dollar marital home, millions of dollars in personal property and several businesses.
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But if the price offered by SoftBank per share is too low — and not enough sellers are willing to sell — then the transaction would fail, Uber's proposed governance reforms would fade away and the troubled company would be back to square one.
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If a judge feels that a former criminal is not on track to be of better service to society, they can flag you for violating your probation and you will be sent back to jail, effectively putting you back at square one.
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One women's magazine's just threw up their hands entirely and advised women to include more men into their networks, which just brings women back to square one: being reliant on men to decide when to boost us up or hold us back.
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These days it's pretty much back to square one for the small town Iowa boy who learned how to grapple and strike from his brother at the Harddrive gym in Cedar Rapids and then honed those skills under Duke Roufus in Milwaukee.
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That'd be one thing if I had a bold strategy for how to take him out, but instead, I'm still learning how the boss' mechanics work, and by the time I've made any headway, I've died and it's back to square one.
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Greece's main opposition party, New Democracy, currently leads in the polls by around three to six points and in a worse case scenario failure to pass the measures may result in more street protests, a snap election, and negotiations back at square one.
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"It is by no means guaranteed the necessary votes would be forthcoming at this stage, and it is just as likely it will be defeated, sending us back to Brexit square one," said Jeffrey Halley, Senior Market Analyst, Asia Pacific at OANDA.
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Though Elliott has a number of concerns, its biggest is the fact that Mr. Dorsey currently is the chief executive title at both Twitter and another business he founded, the financial company Square, one of the people briefed on the matter said.
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Together, they explored Moscow's iconic Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral in Red Square, one of the model's favorite restaurants Cafe Pushkin, and visited Vodianova's home town of Nizhny Novgorod, where her charity the Naked Heart Foundation opened its first children's play area.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May will tell lawmakers on Monday they face a stark choice - either back the deal she negotiated to leave the European Union or reject it and take Britain "back to square one" with "more division and more uncertainty".
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"With uncertainties now cast upon the investment business...and with the firm back to square one in identifying a successor, the biggest risk factor, we think Son needs to outline his medium- to long-term vision once again," said Mizuho Securities analyst Kei Takahashi.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The leader of the Lebanese Shi'ite group Hezbollah insisted that one of its Sunni allies be given a portfolio in a new Lebanese cabinet, and indicated it would be ready to go back to square one in negotiating a government if necessary.
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"We're kind of back to square one: It must feel like November 2016 to them, a lot," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management in New York, referring to the time period when OPEC and its allies agreed to initiate production cuts.
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If Axe ended season 1 on a high note, having escaped Chuck's attempts to catch his insider trading and effectively ending the Rhoades' marriage, and Chuck ended season 2 by putting Bobby in jail, then we're back to square one when season 3 begins.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The development of a large nickel deposit in the Solomon Islands is back to square one this week, as the nation's highest court ruled that neither of the two miners in Japan and Australia fighting over the discovery were entitled to the license.
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Though this is not the first time she's done it — in the past, she has stated that shaving her head has meant "a new beginning, a fresh start, back to square one in a positive way" — she is still visibly frightened in the video.
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Travel ban 2.0 had been on the court's docket this term, but then when 2.0 expired in September and was replaced with a more-tailored 3.0 — presenting results of a worldwide security study, adding three countries, removing Sudan — everything went back to square one.
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Bill Weld: So no, but in all the treaties that he has ripped up, even the treaty with Iran, he's now scrounging around trying to get back to where he was at square one before he ripped up the 2015 deal with with Iran.
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The main challenge posed by the recent announcement to expel so many suspected Russian intelligence officers is that the US intelligence community will essentially be starting from square one to identify and learn the patterns of those who will replace the crop of expelled spies.
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The suspect, who was not identified, was arrested on Thursday after police and federal authorities learned he was inquiring about buying grenades and using them in Times Square, one of the most visited destinations in the United States, the New York Daily News reported.
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With 75 days to go before the 2019 Academy Awards and Kevin Hart officially out as host, the show's producers find themselves back to square one when it comes to finding a new emcee — and according to a new report, they might not pick anyone at all.
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TOKYO, March 22 (Reuters) - The development of a large nickel deposit in the Solomon Islands is back to square one this week, as the nation's highest court ruled that neither of the two firms in Japan and Australia fighting over the discovery were entitled to the license.
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"If the proposal were to go back to square one and negotiate a new deal, that would mean a much longer extension – almost certainly requiring the United Kingdom to participate in the European Parliament elections in May," she said in an article in the Sunday Telegraph.
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Tuesday afternoon, uniformed police on foot, bike and horseback entered, closed off and surrounded Public Square, one of the few public spaces open to licensed demonstrations, as socialists threatened Westboro Baptist Church members as a group protesting police violence tried to make themselves heard over the din.
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At one point, her mother said Abigail was back to "square one" after an incision in her head became so infected with MRSA bacteria that doctors had to remove a plastic plate that had been shielding her skull after a portion of it had been removed.
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By stifling their progress, crooked police ensure that these people's families will continuously have to start at square one, making them susceptible to criminal activity, and continuing the legacy of being targeted by people who want to keep them in the bottom rung of the social ladder.
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It's over two decades old, its music takes cues from 80s dancepop, and its sole two black characters are outrageously square: One has a hairline that looks like it was shaped up by a velociraptor and the other is Billy Blanks reimagined as a kickboxing rapper.
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Brexit is in ruins: Parliament rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan for a third time, just two weeks before the April 12 date to leave the E.U. The vote effectively sets the process back to square one almost three years after Britons voted to leave.
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Between there and Stroget's other terminus, Radhuspladsen, or City Hall Square, one can find a healthy mix of European high street shops like Monsoon, Top Shop and a couple of H&M locations, as well as Birger Christensen, the Danish furrier, and Georg Jensen, the silver store.
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"Often what happens, honestly, is if women go back to have contact with the perpetrator — which they almost always do — believing, OK, we can go back to square one, and a second sexual assault occurs, it is more devastating for that person," Ziv said last week.
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The Senate failed to advance a bipartisan deal that would have paired a pathway to citizenship for nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children with $25 billion in border security and some other measures, leaving talks seemingly back at square one.
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In my time with the demo, I often found myself racing toward a new item with just 15 seconds left, accomplishing my goal with just a fraction of a second left before the all-too-familiar death tone rang out and I was sent back to square one.
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Jones said,Even after 60 days of abstinence, which is roughly equivalent to four years in humans, it only took a single dose of cocaine to put the rats back to square one with regard to its' dopamine system and tolerance levels, and increased the likelihood of binging again.
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This experience was a gentle breeze compared to what I saw some other designers going through—the work they thought was ready for market being brought back to square one, or a clever mechanic they'd invested their ego in unravelling in the hands of a player other than themselves.
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I could go six months without an episode, and after a week of heavy drinking, find myself right back at square one, heaving in my bed and waking up with what I equate to a "seizure hangover," which leaves me exhausted, foggy, and confused for up to a week.
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Will Levitt, a co-founder of Square One Politics, the political consulting firm that has advised several freshman Democrats, including Ms. Underwood, said the new members were serving notice to the Democratic Party, and the party would be wise to recognize that the young progressives can be useful allies.
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That strategy was not new: House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerSheila Jackson Lee tops colleagues in House floor speaking days over past decade Hoyer challenger: Criminal justice system works against minorities Lawmakers back to square one on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Md.) had said as much on Tuesday.
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Chopping up trees into wood and harvesting plants kind of represents square one of the human experience regardless of whether it's done with a "mining gun" or an axe, and the drones seem content to let me blast away so long as I only take enough for mere survival.
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Perhaps her best-known novel, "Life After Life," is a kind of science-fiction-cum-generational saga whose main character, born in 1910, keeps dying and then returning to the square one of her birth to start over again, advancing further with each incarnation: a karmic feminist parable about time travel.
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As it begins its fourth season on HBO, "Silicon Valley" is consciously trying to reinvent itself; by the end of the first episode, which aired last Sunday, Pied Piper founder Richard Hendricks finds himself starting from square one on a new idea, potentially losing his friends and co-founders in the process.
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Lytro has been around for 11 years; raised more than $3603 million from Silicon Valley's top investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners and NEA; and yet, this VR music video represents the startup's public-facing square one as it executes on a pivot it's been building up for the last two years.
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The Senate, meanwhile, is at square one after leaving its appropriations process in limbo while the White House and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) hashed out the two-year budget deal.
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The governor will also need to work hard to win over skeptical elected officials, including Mayor Bill de Blasio, who has previously criticized congestion-pricing proposals and has proposed a tax on the wealthy that would raise much less money than Move NY. But Mr. Cuomo doesn't have to start from square one.
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And the states may not even stay at this budgetary square one for long; the average spending growth is projected to fall back from 5.5 percent to 2.5 percent in fiscal 2017, less than half this year's accomplishment and based on governors' recommended budgets and governors' forecasts for revenue growth of 2.9 percent in 123.
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" She criticized some members of the opposition Labour Party for pressing for a vote to reverse the 2016 Brexit referendum: "There are prominent Labour members like the mayor of London who are now trying to take us back to square one and are backing a second referendum and postponing the Brexit date, the exit day.
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Related: Gal Gadot hopes 'Wonder Woman' inspires positivity Director Patty Jenkins, by contrast, has gone back to square one, using that 100-year-old photo flashed in the previous movie to detail the story of Gadot's Diana, princess of Themyscira, the progeny of Zeus and the queen of the all-female Amazons (Connie Nielsen).
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They moved to leafy Monmouth County, and the company headquarters went from a warehouse in Gowanus, Brooklyn, to a large brick building on a main street in Asbury Park, N.J. Their company, renamed Square One, provided services to clients such as Citibank, Prudential and Ogilvy & Mather, according to a website that has been taken down.
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Because it would've been undramatic for Maura, Shelly, Sarah, Josh, and Ari to fix themselves, Transparent fell into predictable narrative patterns, where the Pfeffermans would have some breakthrough — reckoning with a buried trauma, embracing an identity, committing to a healthy relationship, et cetera — before their usual neediness and self-doubt would knock them back to square one.
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Judge and Berg tend to favor a sitcom-inspired reset approach to storytelling, wherein no matter how far the characters go or how dire the consequences seem, Richard and crew ultimately end up back at square one thanks usually to some unforeseen and miraculous event that avoids disaster, but also wipes away any real progress made.
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"Even if the Department of Commerce or anybody outside of White House sort of scales back some of these rhetoric that we've heard in the last few days, I don't think we can ever go back to square one," Taimur Baig, a managing director and chief economist at DBS Group Research, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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There's two ways to do it, pick your knee up and check the kick—which leaves you back at square one, at the end of Jones' striking range once the kick has been retracted—or use lateral movement between engagements to dissuade Jones from throwing them in the first place which is what Gustafsson did so well.
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An addiction like this never goes away, no matter how long you've been sober (after all, taking one hit takes you right back to square one), and it changes the way you date and hook up, your relationship to sex clubs and gay bars, the way you plan for pride events and erotically charged gatherings like the Folsom Street Fair.
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And so after an emotional 12 days that began with the benching of Manning, a move that spawned fury and outrage from fans, newspaper columnists and talk-radio hosts and led to the firings of McAdoo as coach and Jerry Reese as General Manager — a purge almost without precedent in Giants history — the team was seemingly back to square one.
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Unlike more recent outbreaks tied to bad lettuce or the influenza bug, the experts are starting from square one, said Mitch Zeller of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products, at that same briefing, with state and federal health officials only last week agreeing on criteria to screen confirmed cases from possible ones, while analyzing liquids and devices handed in by patients.
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It's like a never-ending, constantly evolving imposter syndrome because the moment you think you've got a handle on what parenting is, your kid moves onto a new phase of their development and you're back to square one…" — Sarah Cohen "When I first had Sloane my mom came to visit, and as we were walking along the road after dinner one night, I pushed Sloane in her stroller.
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Several fatal security failures have occurred over the last months, including the armed attack at a crowded Manila casino leaving 36 dead; the attack on London Bridge; a suicide bombing at a pop concert in Manchester Arena killing 22, and a fleeing suspect killing a tourist by careening a vehicle through Times Square, one of the most heavily policed areas in the world, closed to vehicle traffic since 2010.
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Mckayla Wilkes, who is challenging House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerSheila Jackson Lee tops colleagues in House floor speaking days over past decade Hoyer challenger: Criminal justice system works against minorities Lawmakers back to square one on 'forever chemicals' MORE (D-Md.) in a primary, said Monday that her personal experiences within the criminal justice system inspired her primary bid to unseat the second-highest-ranking Democrat in the House.
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" WATCH THIS: 'Million Dollar Listing New York' Star Ryan Serhant Gushes About Date Night With His Wife The Bravo star would seemingly do anything to sell a property, and as he takes his clients back to the luxury high-rise, he tries to sell them on the draws of Times Square one more time, which include Restaurant Row and the opportunity to "meet a new person every single day for the rest of your life.
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Over the past few days, President Donald Trump has declared the Affordable Care Act "dead" and promised a new vote soon on the most recently failed Republican health care bill, while simultaneously trying to sabotage the current law as a ploy to draw Democrats into negotiations — that have now tentatively succeeded in returning the debate to square one, with Trump endorsing a bipartisan proposal to fortify Obamacare, still very much alive, for a couple years.
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In another conflict between the mostly democratized Hong Kong and its repressive government, China has been threatening, with advancing hostility over the years, to repress Hong Kong's annual vigil for Tiananmen Square, one of the few places where resident Chinese citizens are able to remember and memorialize the victims; this year, the vigil took place amid speculation that it could be the last such vigil held, just a week before police violence escalated the Hong Kong protests.
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President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong UnKim Jong UnAir Force general: North Korea 'Christmas gift' could be long-range missile test Trump says he'll be 'disappointed' if North Korea has something 'in the works' on nuclear program Trump should return to what worked on North Korea, and in the Cold War MORE are back to square one, using the same personal insults and existential threats that launched their official communications two years ago.
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