I just kept thinking the shooting would start up again.
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"I expect we will start up again soon," Ragland said.
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And in a few years, the cycle will start up again.
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The debate was to start up again at 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Then your mind may start up again, pondering the work's significance.
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Get ready for all those middle school swoons to start up again.
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He would start up again at some point, but he could stop.
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The new recommendations hope to enable this initial decrease to start up again.
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Reality: With normal chemical rockets, you can't just stop and start up again.
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I could not read them stories because my cough would start up again.
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Google I/O will start up again on Thursday and Friday at 9 a.m.
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UBS, a bank, expects game approvals to start up again in October or November.
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Trade watchers expect that negotiations could start up again with the Mexican election over.
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But before primaries start up again, there's one more GOP primary in Georgia's gubernatorial race.
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Once the current observational run ends, though, the next one doesn't start up again until 2018.
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I know it's working because as soon as I go outside, the allergies start up again!
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It is, however, a fine time to start up again on something you'd previously put down.
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If the mill does not start up again soon, Mr. Hahn is thinking about doing likewise.
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Even once game approvals start up again, the government has said that their number will be limited.
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And then you stop and then you start up again and it's worse than when you stopped.
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Better yet, throw the sprinkler away entirely—and wait for the rainy season to start up again.
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But savaging from both left and right is likely to start up again if Shulkin's mission flags.
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When classes start up again in October after the summer holiday, he plans to spread the word.
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But usually they just start up again in the bathroom and you have to kick them out.
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The Europeans are thinking of creative ways to protect themselves from US sanctions should they start up again.
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I do know that when I stutter, I can just stop, let it go and start up again.
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The automakers industry lobby Anfavea said car assembly plants halted since Friday will start up again on Monday.
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But Griffiths cites Tanzania as a cautionary tale, a place where programs slowed, only to start up again.
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They watched New York City decline and flourish, and plans for the Second Avenue line start up again.
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"There is no ceasefire agreement, fighting could start up again at any moment," a senior Israeli official said.
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That would allow development at the remote site located about 100 miles from Las Vegas to start up again.
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When his wife heard the regular sound start up again, she came into their bedroom to check on him.
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We're in this thing, so do what you gotta do and when the time is right we'll start up again.
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Black, black, black, like the screen after the movie ends in the split second before the ads start up again.
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At one early point, it stops for so long that you may wonder if it will ever start up again.
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As sickouts start up again, Cotter says DPS's nearly 1503,000 students have likely lost more than one million instructional hours.
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Equity unanimously approved the new agreement Friday, and gave the go-ahead for development work to start up again immediately.
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We're not ready for this back and forth to start up again, so have contacted Lana's reps asking for a comment.
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We hard-core fans, at least, have something to help us with our withdrawal: The leagues start up again in August.
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"I'm listening to the wind start up again and realizing that we could be in for more destruction," Ms. Valenteen said.
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Every time you start up again, your oozing green head crawls into a new body, and the crypts around you change slightly.
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It destroys your life but as soon as you leave for a couple of months, you just want to start up again.
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He promised "good news about the dialogue process" in the coming days, but did not say when it would start up again.
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After the election, of course, the rule (however one looks at it) would no longer apply — and public actions could start up again.
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"Jimmy, if you do want to start up again, I promise I will punch back even harder," Hannity said, concluding the segment Monday.
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The show plans to start up again next Friday, a day earlier than previously scheduled, to make up for some of the cancellations.
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In the drama that is the migrants' journey, this is the intermission — the limbo of waiting for the journey to start up again.
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It's kind of like a baby throwing a tantrum—once they've calmed down, something would have to trigger them to start up again.
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AirPods automatically pause the music when you remove one from your ear and start up again when you put one back in your ear.
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We soon start up again and, just as Rebecca had said, once the temperature started undulating, the heat—while still trying—is just bearable.
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Only when the loudspeakers call the end of break do the machines start up again, ready for their humans to feed them more packages.
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However, even if you quit a process with the Activity Monitor, it may start up again very quickly and interfere with the updater program.
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That way, if re-elected for a second term, the clock would start up again, and he could await a trial after departing in 2025.
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The fear-mongering and discord will only start up again, with renewed vigor, as President Trump prepares to campaign as the 2020 presidential election approaches.
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And you can't eat or drink again right away; it can take a while for the digestive system to start up again after abdominal surgery.
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Even if "at-large" arrests stop, it will take people a while to notice, and even longer to feel confident that they won't start up again.
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If that passes -- and at this point that's a huge if -- then all of the amendment-making and deal making will start up again in earnest.
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We'll need something, given that Thursday night's finales will likely leave us with two massive cliff-hangers to grapple with until the series start up again.
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Soon after, suspended military exercises with South Korea -- which Trump and Pompeo have called "war games," using North Korean terminology -- are due to start up again.
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Soon after, suspended military exercises with South Korea - which Trump and Pompeo have called "war games," using North Korean terminology - are due to start up again.
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At which point the Apes will lay dormant for another period time (maybe even another 20-some years full of false starts) before they start up again.
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And since you don't need to change down gears or pedal hard to start up again after stopping, it's a lot less frustrating to ride alongside obstacles and pedestrians.
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In an era of synchronicity, the Cavaliers stall and start up again, moving in hard old-fashioned lines that sometimes work out and other times go all to hell.
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It was a court order that led to the Trump administration's announcement, and experts say the payments should start up again, but it leaves the law in yet another limbo.
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I would often forget to downshift as I come to a stop so when I try to start up again, I'd need to downshift so I can pedal more easily.
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But when the piece pauses in a false ending maybe halfway through, there's no strong reason for it to start up again or for it to end when it does.
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Paul Dahlman of American Dream Trailers told CNBC the company has been on a production hiatus for almost a year and doesn't have plans to start up again in the near future.
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"I saw many horrible things, things I can only, until this day, speak about with a mental health specialist and even then after I say them, the nightmares start up again," he said.
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Along with block booking, another practice that could start up again with the loss of the decrees is "circuit dealing," in which theaters are granted exclusive access to movies in a specific geographical area.
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And certainly we should all acknowledge how much skill goes into doing these jobs well — and as we yearn for the world to start up again, maybe we'll spare some energy to do that.
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Even to start up again, Chinese officials are requiring businesses to provide masks to workers, record their temperatures and track their movements to make sure they haven't come into contact with the coronavirus, named COVID-19.
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Just as you have to wait for your computer's operating system to start up again after you restart your PC, Mac or Linux machine, your cable converter has to restart its own operating system when you reboot the box.
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Two other targets said they were so tormented by the online attacks they faced following their public questioning or criticism of Sanders that they requested those specific circumstances not be reported for fear such harassment could start up again.
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"That's why the Saudis are really slightly stuck, because they can't pull back (on production) because there hasn't been enough production cutting (elsewhere) yet and they know if they do, then it'll start up again," in the U.S. —By CNBC.
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"We're putting our heart and soul into doing everything we can to start up again, but with each new quake everything grinds to a halt," said Nicoletta Colaneri, an owner of a bar off the main square that opened on Aug.
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She never finishes her answer on time, and she runs over the dinging timer, runs through the buzzer in the background, runs past the moderator's attempts to start up again, and I think she even ran over my neighbor's dog while she was at it.
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For the most part, chefs are acting as if the sudden willingness of women to talk about what the industry is really like for them is just a temporary condition, that it will blow over soon enough and the party will start up again.
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A few times, she got distracted for a day or so and wondered if the exchange would die out altogether, but then she'd think of something funny to tell him or she'd see a picture on the Internet that was relevant to their conversation, and they'd start up again.
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Armed with a stronger legal grounding for killing DACA due to the DC ruling, the Trump administration might force appeals courts on the coasts to take a second look at the case for ending DACA, and to consider whether the person acting rashly was not the administration but the judges who ordered renewals to start up again.
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This is the story of how the US finally achieved some leverage over China to bring a stop to more than a decade of rampant cybertheft, how a Canadian couple became bargaining chips in China's desperate countermove, and how the game ended happily—only to start up again in recent months with more rancor and new players.
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As of November 2009, it was uncertain if or when scheduled shuttle service would start up again.
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Private businesses that had been closed down by the authorities could start up again. Refugees who had gone to the West were invited to return and offered help. Farmers were promised back their land. They could borrow money, machines, and seeds.
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The fire followed them wherever they went. It would die down at night, but start up again in the morning, driving Bluetongue Lizard's sons around all of the Tjukurrpa. Finally, the sons stopped at the Ngarra salt lake and drowned there, too fatigued to go on.
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At the end of the B' section, the harpsichord breaks down, only to start up again. The C section has Brian singing fake Hawaiian lyrics over backing vocals by the rest of the band and a sparse backing track.Lambert, Philip: Inside the Music of Brian Wilson, page 273. Continuum Publishing, 2007.
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Although Anchorage was visited this season, the "Fat Andy's Pizza Challenge," however, was not aired. As for filming dates, shortly after season one finished airing, Richman told an interviewer, "They [Travel Channel] want to start up again in May. It doesn't leave a lot of time for me." Season 2 started filming in Sarasota, Florida, on May 2, 2009.
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Charlie recounts that "I just couldn't get a night's rest" after retiring to Mesquite. "People were calling me at all hours, from all over, beggin' for boots, sayin' they couldn't get a good fit any more, and calling me a 'living legend.' I just had to start up again.""A Texas Tradition," Us Magazine, April 4, 1978, 71.
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Rinpoche was both Sera disciplinarian and teacher at Sera. As Gigue, Rinpoche was able to start up again the debating system used at Sera in Tibet. These debates provide an excellent means of exploring the teachings of the Buddha and expanding one's knowledge of them. In December 1979, Rinpoche started a 3.3 year retreat on Vajrayogini.
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Keith Gordon was to star but dropped out shortly before filming and was replaced by Robert Carradine. Filming started in New York on July 6. Michael Gottlieb left the project nine days into a seven-week schedule and filming was suspended on July 16, 1982. There were reports the film would start up again in October but in August Embassy Pictures cancelled it.
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For so early in the project, they are much further along than they have been on the last two albums we did. On A Thousand Suns there were still a lot of irons in the fire. We knew, 'OK, we can't do this forever. Let's leave this batch and we'll come back and address it when we start up again, Rubin said.
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The 2008 installment of the tour featured Megadeth, Children of Bodom, In Flames, High on Fire, and Job for a Cowboy (and Evile for the UK and Scandinavia tour). Megadeth Blood in the Water: Live in San Diego (from the Gigantour 2008) premiered on HDNet Sunday November 2 at 8 p.m. in high definition and 5.1 audio (Repeats check www.hd.net) In November 2011, it was announced the Gigantour would start up again.
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Sharaf 1994, pp. 245–246. In 1937 Reich began an affair with a female patient, an actress who had been married to a colleague of his. According to Sigurd Hoel, the analysis would stop because of the relationship, then the relationship would end and the analysis would start up again. The patient eventually threatened to go to the press, but was persuaded that it would harm her as much as it would Reich.
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Despite saying that he would be "closing down all future live events", he has also stated that the company would start up again once issues had been resolved. The company's last shows before the hiatus included a three-day tour with shows in Taunton, Launceston and Plymouth, with the last being the 5th iteration of the Heroes and Legends event. These shows included guest appearances from Simon Gotch, Carlito and Joey Ryan.
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Performed at the Flamingo Las Vegas, which formerly housed the eleven-year run of the Donny and Marie Osmond show, the show premiered on January 26, 2020 and ran until March 15, 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic put performances on hold. Performances are currently set to start up again on January 28, 2021 and run until September 26, 2021. RuPaul's Drag Race Live! was originally announced in September 2019 at RuPaul's DragCon NYC.
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While critics enjoyed the film, they noted that the timing of the movie's premiere seemed odd, premiering just when school was about to start up again, while the movie's plot involved the gang going on summer vacation.Timeout.com , Time Out New York: High School Musical 2. High School Musical 2 won the "So Hot Right Now" award at the Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards 2007, in which High School Musical castmate Zac Efron hosted with The Veronicas.
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Payments in specie were able to start up again in April, during the time of the Capture of New Orleans. This short absence in the ability to make specie payments was not believed to have been caused by any wrongdoings of the banks. In November 1877, an anonymous writer from The Banker’s Magazine reported that the stipulations associated with the law establishing the Forstall System were strictly adhered to, including the reserves of specie and short-term paper.
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The first attempts to colonize the area where Colatina now lies were in 1857. 46 people established themselves in the area, which was easy at first, as land had already been assigned to each family. This proved unsustainable, though, when the Indians attacked the colony and massacred quite a number of people. In 3 years, all of the colonists had left the area, and it would be another 30 years before major influx would start up again.
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Oklahoma City brought them back down to earth, winning the conference finals, 3 games to 1. During their final season, Kevin Kugler served as the Racers play-by-play announcer. With a record of 375-413, plus a 42-49 mark in the playoffs, and one CBA title (1992–93), the Wisconsin/Rochester/Omaha Racers franchise was declared inactive in the summer of 1997. At the time, there was some faint hope that the franchise may start up again in 1998–99.
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Along with bandmates Mikey Doling, Roy Mayorga and One Side Zero's Jasan Radford and Levon Sultanian, they formed Abloom. Performing shows from California to New York, they achieved quickly national status for an unsigned band. With System Of A Down bassist's Shavo Odadjian as their executive producer, they recorded a full-length album on their own, with an open agenda to negotiate any future deals. Currently, Abloom is on hiatus but are looking to start up again in the near future.
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The film was generally well received by critics. USA Today's Robert Bianco awarded the film three stars out of four, saying High School Musical 2 was "sweet, smart, bursting with talent and energy, and awash in innocence".Robert Bianco, "'High School Musical' sequel holds onto note of innocence", August 16, 2007. While critics enjoyed the film, they noted that the timing of its premiere seemed odd, premiering just when school was about to start up again, while the plot involved the gang going on summer vacation.Timeout.
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Black ribbons were placed throughout town to raise awareness of the situation, and to show support for the loggers and their families. Environmentalists argued that "jobs would vanish no matter what, for if cutting continued at its current rate, the old-growth forests would be gone within thirty years and the mills forced to close anyhow". The forests remained closed for over eight years. In 2002, the Parker Mill, in Clay Springs (16 miles away), and the Snowflake Mill (35 miles east) were two of the first mills to start up again.
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They want to get it on with each other but while Andrew wants to start up again, Summer doesn't. They both reconsider their relationship prospects and come the big moment she's willing to give it a go. But before she can get a word out, he says he's reversed his policy and agrees with the advice he's been getting that it'd be a bad idea. It's a subtly played scene, with the standard of direction frankly outdoing what long-suffering film critics often see in Australian feature films.
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First Methodist Church, dating back to the 18th century, stood on the corner of Hudson and Philip streets. After the State demolished the church, its congregants decided to merge with Trinity Methodist on Lark and Lancaster Streets, rather than try to start up again in a new location. St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church at 8 Lancaster Street was the heart of the Greek-American community, and was in the midst of a major expansion campaign when the state seized the area. It relocated to Whitehall Road on Albany's fringe.
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People were drawn to these quiz like shows with their bizarre questions and impossible scenarios. Watching people make fools of themselves was extremely entertaining and to think it all started with a basic game show that was similar to charades called "Gesture". The second longest-running Japanese television show, which is a comedy, is Shōten which began running in 1966 on Nippon TV. Television in Japan made a big impact in the 1930s but then was put to a halt because of WWII.Television in Japan After WWII NHK and Nippon television were able to start up again around 1953.
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Dawes entered the railroad business, beginning with Cincinnati railroad companies in Illinois, Indiana, and Missouri. Although successful at first he lost his fortune in the 1873 economic crash and During the economic panic of 1873 Dawes fell into bankruptcy by 1874, but was able to start up again, dealing in railroad supplies like oils and iron. He also worked developing coal fields in Southern Illinois. Soon Dawes started up a sizeable and prosperous trade in Saint Louis and Chicago and soon became the president of the Saint Louis and Big Muddy Coal Company, one among the biggest mining companies in Illinois.
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They make it to a gate and since Catcher is immune he scouts ahead and finds where the gates start up again. They make it safely to the paths, but the Recruiters build walls out to the gates so they don't have to risk the Forest, which buys Gabry, Elias, Catcher and Cira time. The Recruiters ut that Catcher is immune and know he would be a tremendous resource for the Recruiters because he could fight the Mudo with no danger to himself. Gabry uses clues from Mary to get them on the right path to Mary's old village.
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This resulted in companies deliberately shutting their plants down when supplies are tight in order to receive a higher payment to start up again, increasing the system balancing costs at the expense of consumers. Ofgem was alarmed that the cost of balancing the system increased from £70 million in 2007/08 to an estimated £238 million for 2008/09 and an expected £258 million in 2009/10, with most of the costs incurred in Scotland. In January 2009, Ofgem suspended the investigation, saying it would be more effective to deal with the wider problem than pursuing the specific case further.Ofgem wants more power to punish market abuse. Reuters.
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272 John Arnold was the first to use the detent escapement with an overcoil balance spring (patented 1782), and with this improvement his watches were the first really accurate pocket timekeepers, keeping time to within 1 or 2 seconds per day. These were produced from 1783 onwards. However, the escapement had disadvantages which limited its use in watches: it was fragile and required skilled maintenance; it was not self-starting, so if the watch was jarred in use so the balance wheel stopped, it would not start up again; and it was harder to manufacture in volume. Therefore, the self-starting lever escapement became dominant in watches.
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The official forums provide a place for advice, information, criticism, support, and an opportunity for "collective procrastination." The forums are available from the beginning of October, when signups for the year begin, until late September the following year, when they are archived and the database is wiped in preparation for that year's NaNoWriMo forums to start up again. Most regions have one or more Municipal Liaisons (ML) assigned to them, who are volunteers that help with organizing local events and mediate regional forums. MLs are encouraged to coordinate at least two kinds of meet-ups; a kickoff party, and a "Thank God It's Over" party to celebrate successes and share novels.
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The Flintstone family's paternal side originally came from the prehistoric state of Arkanstone, where they had been engaged in a feud similar to the Hatfield-McCoy feud. The feud was originally started by an ancestor of Fred's making a joke about a Hatrock family portrait ("I don't know what the artist got for doing that painting, but he should've gotten life!"). In the fourth-season episode "Bedrock Hillbillies", the feud is ended when Fred helps rescue Pebbles and a Hatrock baby, only to start up again when Fred makes the same joke as his ancestor. The Hatrocks later appear in the follow-up fifth-season episode "The Hatrocks and the Gruesomes", where they visit Bedrock.
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In issue 21, released in March 2005, the Editors announced a temporary but possibly permanent hiatus: "We may start up again one day, and if we do, we promise our second volume will be even better than our first. But the first volume may turn out to be it for the Independent, in which case we ask only that you keep a place for us, in your desk or on your shelf." On March 19, 2006, former Editor and Publisher Mattathias Schwartz used The Pigeon, The Independent's "eMailing List" to inform former readers of the Crier, a new publication based out of New York City, partly edited by Christine Smallwood, a former staff writer for the Independent.
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Uncanny X-Men #484 Although Havok initially rebuffs her advances, hesitant to "start up again after" everything that happened between them, Lorna says that he needs to "blow off some steam" and the scene ends with them kissing. During the final battle,Uncanny X-Men #486 Corsair tries to reason with his son Vulcan but Vulcan kills his father where he stands. Havok, enraged by this, launches an attack at his brother with intention of killing him, but is easily defeated. In the end, Nightcrawler, Warpath, and Hepzibah get the injured Professor X and Darwin back to the ship, but Lilandra sends the ship back to Earth, leaving Havok and his teammates stranded.
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After being rescued from an anti-Apocalypse cult by the new team, Polaris agreed to join Professor X, Darwin, Havok, Marvel Girl, Nightcrawler, and Warpath on their mission to stop Vulcan. Her current relationship with Havok is still developing. Polaris seemed to finally show concrete signs of forgiving Havok, telling him to "just shut up and kiss me" after the team won their first battle against the entire regiment of Shi'ar soldiers in their beginning struggle against D'Ken and in support of Lilandra.Uncanny X-Men #484 Although Havok initially rebuffs her advances, hesitant to "start up again after" everything that happened between them, Lorna says that he needs to "blow off some steam" and the scene ends with them kissing.
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In November 2010, during an interview with The Pulse of Radio, Ulrich said Metallica would return to writing in 2011. Ulrich said, "There's a bunch of balls in the air for 2011, but I think the main one is we really want to get back to writing again. We haven't really written since, what, '06, '07, and we want to get back to kind of just being creative again. Right now we are going to just chill out and then probably start up again in, I'd say, March or April, and start probably putting the creative cap back on and start writing some songs." Metallica performing in Sacramento in 2009 On November 9, 2010, Metallica announced it would be headlining the Rock in Rio festival in Rio de Janeiro on September 25, 2011.
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Uncle Henry's Playhouse plays like the other two games in the series employing a simple point-and-click interface for 13 puzzles. The dollhouse that serves as the setting of the game includes 12 main rooms featuring puzzles from The 7th Guest, The 11th Hour, and Clandestiny (an unrelated title not in the 7th Guest series), an attic featuring an all-new 13th puzzle, and the foyer from which the player may access the guest book. Completing each puzzle in Uncle Henry's Playhouse automatically saves the game for the player allowing the player to quit at any time and then to start up again where he or she left off by signing in through the guestbook. Unlike the previous 11th Hour, there is no option to skip puzzles that the player finds too challenging although tips are available from the foyer.
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""Deleuze and Guattari, A Thousand Pleateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1987), 239. The becoming disrupts the imagination of the Western thought, organized in an arboreal, into a rhizomatic nature of haecceities. A Rhizome may be "broken, shattered at a given spot, but it will start up again on one its old lines or new lines." In The Normal and the Pathological, Georges Canguilhem demonstrates the ways in which the concept of norm emerged as a reference point for organizing, or more precisely, normalizing differences into a normal order necessary for a general functioning of a liberal society. “A norm offers itself as a possible mode of unifying diversity, resolving a difference, settling a disagreement.”George Canguilhem, The Normal and the Pathological, (New York: Zone Books, 1991), 240 The norm thus became the abstract universal signifier and the normal as a signified and what "escapes" the normal is considered pathological.
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