But, by late January, the threatening calls allegedly started again.
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We have to figure out something to get started again.
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The smaller boat stalled, then started again and drove off.
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Among a raft of changes, Gündogan started again, alongside Fernandinho.
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When the count started again, Hernandez began to catch Nasralla.
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Conversations were always needing to be recapped and then started again.
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"I can't wait for us to get started again," she said.
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Her words rushed out, then stopped, and then started again, abruptly.
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I had dog walked while in school, so I started again.
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Then the shooting started again, louder this time, and much closer.
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I didn't for a long time, but have recently started again.
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A month later, it started again—this time far more severely.
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When the school year started again, Alex began to feel desperate.
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A couple beats of silence went by before Ken started again.
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I wasn't ready and then started again in writing stuff in 2011.
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I've heard from ppl who stopped talking to their familes & started again.
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The timing speaks to this: Peace talks are just getting started again.
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This time the bombardment has started again, but to no obvious effect.
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"If we can get this sentence right," she said, and started again.
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Jones started again last weekend and led the Giants to another victory.
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I hope they're able to repair the facilities and get started again.
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I would have needed a round or two to get things started again.
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After she called police, he stopped for a while but then started again.
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I found the medicine, but fighting started again and I am stuck here.
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We think that long term run of outperformance is just getting started again.
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He rolled onto his knees, bumped fists with his opponent, and started again.
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The sound went away, according to Aldean, but then started again moments later.
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But her restrictive habits started again when she began filming 1996's Striptease.
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We started again with a game, funny enough ... This is my life story.
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Rookie D Joakim Ryan started again in Martin's place and skated with Brent Burns.
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UTL Hernan Perez started again in CF Sunday, his fourth start there this season.
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The growing cycle has started again, and Mr. Knopf is planning next year's crop.
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He paused with a slight grimace of annoyance, and started again when it left.
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We stopped the project after a year or so, but started again last month.
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None of her work had been saved, so she started again from the beginning.
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She and her colleagues rigged up more protections and started again in June 2014.
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Some have come together quickly and others I've created, pulled apart, and then started again.
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As they were loading the girl's body to transfer her home, intense fighting started again.
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I feel like I'm at a standstill and don't know how to get started again.
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The shooting had started again, and that sound of bullets was all around us again.
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Several days afterward, he called a reporter to happily say that he had started again.
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I got started again as more of a fun thing after I had my daughter.
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After a few years, she missed running and started again — but this time was different.
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"In 2005, Christian minister and author John A. Sanford died, and the rumors started again."
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I started again because I had to jump back into life; sort out the past.
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Some of the completed work will also have to be torn out and started again.
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I stopped smoking 10 years ago, but after two nights in Guantánamo, I started again.
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With our new leader in place, it is time for Democrats to get started, again.
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More rain was expected on Tuesday, and aid workers raced to mobilise before it started again.
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But then as soon as I start warming up right before the match, it started again.
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And the next year in 2009, when he went to the bank, it all started again.
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Air strikes started again later on several areas in Hodeidah province, residents and aid groups said.
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Then, after an unusually cold winter, the rains started again, and the 13153 harvest failed, too.
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The surplus food stamps were eliminated when the food stamp program started again in the 1960s.
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After four years, construction started again at American Dream, with Triple Five Group now at the helm.
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The company had stopped production of their roasted sunflower kernels at that facility but started again Wednesday.
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It attaches to your dead battery, charges for a while, and lets you get it started again.
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School started again last week, but reminders of the massacre remain amid the lockers and lunch periods.
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But once I started, again, investing in things that are going to change people's lives, it worked.
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The death threats started again after Kevin and I got together and our daughter Grethshell was born.
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"Chest compressions will buy you some time until someone comes to get the heart started again," he said.
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But he calmly rose, walked away to rechalk his hands, walked back to the bar and started again.
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Dan: I stopped drinking for a while, started again two weeks ago, and since then it's been heavy.
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One day, when I didn't understand the complex ideas of genetics, he smiled, leaned back, and started again.
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The second was that it lasted about only 10 seconds, then stopped for five seconds, then started again.
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And then the cycle started again the following Monday, with Trump's Oval Office intelligence disclosures to the Russians.
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"Joe aptly named the issues conference 'Fighting for All Americans,'" Ms. Sánchez started again with a mischievous look.
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After a couple of weeks, the abuse had started again, but her mum and stepdad wouldn't let her leave.
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"The bombing started again," a Syrian White Helmet rescue worker named Ismail Abdullah told CNN by phone from eastern Aleppo.
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"It's been more than 70 years," Renck says of the groups' partnership, "and we're excited to get this started again."
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He pulled the planter parallel with the last completed rows, lowered the planting blades, and started again across the field.
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But rains started again and conditions were too dangerous for the next flight to take off, the United Nations said.
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What largely caused the whiplash in Washington last week, when government operations stopped and started again, according to the article?
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Last Wednesday, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences found itself struggling to extinguish a fire it had started. Again.
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"In the summer of 218, I played World of Warcraft for 2100 hours a day until school started again," he says.
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Adele told DeGeneres she heard immediately that the song was not going well and wished she had stopped and started again.
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Beijing leaders have started again touting "one country, two systems" as a model for Taiwan, which they consider a wayward province.
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New charges of police brutality resurfaced this month as protests started again with the end of the Southern Hemisphere summer holiday.
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"This happened to me years ago once before, but since the EU referendum that's when it started again," he told me.
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With dark clouds closing in Thiem broke serve with a huge forehand early in the third, shortly before the rain started again.
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It is my pleasure - no, my privilege - to announce that the passive aggressive kitchen notes war has started again in Parliament. pic.twitter.
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Autopilot also can't be re-engaged at this point unless the vehicle comes to a complete stop and is re-started again.
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RICHARD FISHER: Not so much that as we were basically trying to create a wealth effect and, hopefully, get things started again.
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The closer look at lethal injection drugs started again in the wake of the gruesome execution of Christopher Brooks in January 2016.
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So after reading the original speech to her husband and being told it sounded bitter, she ripped it up and started again.
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After a few dozen hits, the applause started again, building to a crescendo as she backed away and let her shoulders sag.
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Although Jonathan came to break up the party and clean the mess, the mischief started again soon after he left the room again.
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"This is going to continually mess up my life, it's all so difficult trying to get started again", says Mr Amphy, in tears.
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Bam Adebayo started again in his place and had the best game of his rookie season, finishing with 269 points and 216 rebounds.
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White House celebrates Dakota Access, American steel: The White House on Thursday said it was pleased that Dakota Access construction has started again.
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"So I expect this deal to also get a lot of interest especially as the hunt for yield has started again," Lenz added.
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Discussions about shifting some production to VW's Emden plant have started again within the parent company's management, the unions said in a statement.
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But two years ago and very recently we started again an initiative in which we ask fintech boutiques and businesses across the world.
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The coordinated nature of this inflow suggests the bear-bull battle that raged sporadically across the London market last year has started again.
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It went on like that for some time, he said: he would pass out, and when he regained consciousness the beating started again.
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NOTES: Phillies prospect Rhys Hoskins was called up last week as a first baseman, but he started again in left field and homered twice.
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The WDFW was hopeful that would scare the pack away from areas with humans, but a few weeks later the livestock attacks started again.
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As she scrolled through diagrams of nerves stretching across skulls and pictures of doctors stabbing needles into patients' scalp, the hand-wringing started again.
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Then I got to my flat and opened my computer, got my file for my novel, trashed it, deleted the trash, and started again.
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They seemed happy enough to just be serving the locals until the season started again, though they didn't think Skegness was without its problems.
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I originally constructed this puzzle back in 2015, but Will took issue with some of the entries, so I scrapped it and started again.
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But in May, it started again, when I received another text from an unknown number — from a man who got my number off Craigslist.
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Anyways, Snapchat's 24-hour counter has started again, this time counting down to tomorrow morning at 5am PT (which is 7am CT and 8am ET).
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Now the win column has gotten sparse lately – Helio's last trip to Victory Lane was in June 2014 – and so the critics have started again.
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But the therapist cast a meaningful gaze at the clock and the man understood that his time was almost up, and so he started again.
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"With the whole thing falling apart, it is going to require some high-level inspiration to get it started again," a Western diplomat told Reuters.
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When the track came out last September it seemed as though they'd ripped up their pasts and started again and New Kingdom's experimental angle confirmed it.
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He&aposs -- this started again back in June of 2016 where he said in Pittsburgh that he would crack down on Chinese theft in intellectual property.
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In a statement, the unions said discussions over the issue of shifting some production to VW's Emden plant had started again within the parent company's management.
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Hundreds of soldiers, thousands of insurgents and an estimated 170 civilians have died since Turkey's three-decade-long conflict with the PKK started again in July.
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I believe he has the knowledge and the ability to get the economy started again by bringing some of these jobs back to the United States.
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She could hear two owls hunting, calling to each other huhu huhu in a stuttering rhythm that overlapped then died away into silence then started again.
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Years passed and the dialogue started again, we eventually convinced one another that we needed to get back together for another round of writing and recording.
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Only defender Abby Dahlkemper and midfielder Julie Ertz started again, with the star forwards Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe among those absent from the starting 11.
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Verlander threw only 25 pitches that night, so he started again in Game 3, on only two days of rest, and won with eight strong innings.
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A growing body of evidence now suggesting, in other words, the FBI&aposs partisan witch hunts started again because Hillary Clinton&aposs campaign -- they push for it.
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The screening was started again from the beginning with the correct ratio, and Netflix's title card was booed again — louder, according to The Hollywood Reporter's Tatiana Siegel.
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"It was really difficult in the beginning when I started again, because I felt like I belonged somewhere at the top, and I wasn't there," she said.
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"I remain hopeful that we could again get the process started again and remain on the diplomatic path," Esper told reporters at the Pentagon during a briefing.
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"After other pullouts in the past, he was going home and he was really bad for one, two, three days, but then he started again," Moyá said.
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That conversation got kick-started (again) during this year's Emmys, thanks in part to Mother Jones editor in chief Clara Jeffery: There is a lot of good television.
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The match started again and the action was jarring: Puckett's wife, Molly, still gets motion sickness when she sits in the first few rows of her husband's matches.
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The S&P was 39.2% higher a year after the impeachment process began against Clinton and was down 33.4% a year after proceedings were started again with Nixon.
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When the original business was sold to beverage giant Constellation Brands back in 2004, Michael Mondavi started again, building Folio Fine Wine Partners with his wife, son and daughter.
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INF/OF Ian Happ started again at second base for the Cubs and had one of the three Chicago hits in the 2261-218 loss to the Dodgers on Saturday.
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At one point, a crack running through the stone threatened to break Thomas Jefferson's nose, so his face was blown off the mountain and started again in a different spot.
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We went back and started again, and again to figure out where every path leads and all we have to say is: This game is dramatic and it feels very real.
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"Nina considered it her legacy to Emil," Mr. Chudnovsky's wife, Robin, said by email, "and once things have resumed a little normalcy for us, he hopes to get it started again."
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Their sun-ray effect is achieved with hundreds of lines emanating from one point — it appears simple, but one wrong move with the graver and the work must be started again.
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"When things went wrong we started again and sometimes that was very frustrating ... There were a few moments when I thought why have I done this to myself," Mendes told Reuters.
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China immediately declared the ruling "null and void" but said it was time to get talks started again between the countries directly involved in the territorial disputes to reach a peaceful resolution.
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When the movie "Spotlight" came out, about The Boston Globe's investigation of a vast cover-up that led all the way to the city's cardinal, the phone calls and emails started again.
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Watch: VICE UK's 15th Birthday Party At 4 PM the staff tries to get some semblance of a party started again, by having a dance group put on a show on stage.
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Korea said they dragged him back in when it all started again and he figured they wouldn't let him go until it was over, so he went ahead and won the war.
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Reminding people of the time when the earth beneath their feet brought their city to a stop, and when they, through sheer effort and force of organization, managed to get it started again.
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The case was the first confirmed in Cuba since August and could suggest that whatever caused the illnesses in late 2016 and the first part of 2017 had started again or was continuing.
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BUT WHAT WE HAD HEARD BEFORE, I THINK WHAT YOU'VE TOLD US, IS THAT THE CHINESE WOULD REALLY HAVE TO PUT AN OFFER ON THE TABLE, ONE THAT WOULD GET TALKS STARTED AGAIN.
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As the system of food distribution collapses, is kick started again under emergency conditions, and then returns to normal, there would likely be unforeseen problems, which I am merely tempting to hint at here.
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"This, combined with the fact that Apophis Squad had threatened to send bomb threats to UK schools when school started again in September, made it necessary for British police to take action," it adds.
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Slowly, impeded by the drugs' legal status, research on psychedelics has started again—mostly on psilocybin, because it is easy to synthesise and does not suffer from the same stigma as LSD (Leary's favourite).
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As it's only possible to give gifts to people twice a week, once that was done I started just going back to bed immediately on unlucky days, to wait until the week started again.
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"I just had to get up and get started again but it costs you when you fall and have to start again," said Filip, who disappeared to have the wound stitched after the race.
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The typical TV writer's schedule looked something like this: Get hired by May or June, write furiously for most of the year, and then take a six-week hiatus before the process started again.
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They started again from scratch, moving to Agualva-Cacém, a working-class suburb close to Lisbon dominated by tight rows of matchbox-like tower blocks that has for decades welcomed immigrants from Portugal's former colonies.
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What has emerged is a new dimension, and it started again in the '60s and '70s with the Green parties, which became more progressive and affirmed a different set of values toward cosmopolitanism and the environmentalism.
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The match was interrupted by rain on Friday with world number 38 Khachanov having won the first two sets and the Russian was just as focused when play started again on Court Philippe Chatrier on Saturday.
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"My entire first year of my tenure at the National Security Council was filled with hateful calls, conspiracy theories, which has started again, frankly, as it's been announced that I've been giving this deposition," Hill said.
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I wasn't the smartest, I wasn't the most talented when I went to theater school, and yet I worked really, really hard and every time someone knocked me down, I got up and I started again.
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Sorrell, who was ousted from WPP last April after three decades building it into the world's largest advertising holding company, started again with the purchase of S24 as a shell and has clinched two deals so far.
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As I settled in, it occurred to me that I should drag a pillow and a blanket down to the street and sleep across the hood of the BMW, so it couldn't be started again without my knowledge.
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"We had two years when we were at a halt, we weren't training and we only started again seven days before the start of the Copa America and so our team is very new," Barroso told Reuters in an interview.
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The clashes started again moments after the final whistle when a large group of Russia fans in a stand behind one of the goals advanced on England supporters in a neighboring area, throwing objects and breaking through a line of stewards.
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There is an instinct in these situations to call for what the newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport labeled a "Year Zero," to assume that only seismic change can rectify a seismic shock, to demand that everything be ripped up and started again.
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That night, the Beatles recorded a simple, short version with harmony vocals and a Mellotron approximation of a slide guitar, but they junked it two days later and started again, recording a tougher, tighter version with Mr. McCartney playing a fluty Mellotron introduction.
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As they do Britney's surgery, her rehab boyfriend ODs in the bathroom, and Amelia tells Link (Chris Carmack) that she'll call his parents as she breaks down sobbing — my waterworks started again and pretty much did not let up for the rest of the episode.
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"I did have had two surgeries on my knee, and I didn't play for two-and-a-half years, and two years, and then started again, and then stopped for six months, freezing my ranking," she told reporters scrambling for background on her on Friday.
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I have been scrambling to get my freelance writing started again but it's taking longer than I thought due to my recent hospitalization and surgery I was not expecting.. I can no longer afford to pay my rent and I don't know what I'm going to do.
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When we drop in on them they are watching a dumb reality show because Mad Men's over and Game of Thrones hasn't started again — which is the realest thing we've ever heard — when they get into an argument because Sharon won't move her feet off Rob's leg.
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This week, the partners applied for a new permit at Cleveland's community development office, an indication that they were close to getting started again, said Brett Moorman, the co-director of the office, who has been fielding questions from the community about the status of the project.
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The ropes were cut, the crowd surged and invaded the ring, but the fight didn't stop: they pitched their ring a few yards away and the destroyed fighters started again, continuing until the police turned up at the edge of the field and everyone fled the scene.
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Both countries have levied tariffs on the other, but Trump made two major concessions at the meeting with Xi to get talks started again: he agreed not to put tariffs on some $300 billion in additional Chinese imports and to loosen restrictions on Chinese technology company Huawei.
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The governments said border guards intervened to prevent further escalation, but just as the two countries' presidents discussed the incident in a phone call on Thursday, rock-hurling and shooting started again, leaving a second Tajik dead and two men — one from each side — hospitalized with gunshot wounds.
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Depression over the state of the world kept me from reading for a few weeks towards the end of last year, but I started again with an advance copy of "Saints for All Occasions," by J. Courtney Sullivan, devoured it over a weekend and found my reading mojo again.
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While home in suburban Atlanta for the summer, she quit for two months rather than spend money on pods, she said, but started again when she returned to Athens and moved into an apartment that sits above a vape shop that sells packs of four pods for $15.
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My entire first year of my tenure at the National Security Council was filled with hateful calls, conspiracy theories, which has started again, frankly, as it's been announced that I've been giving this deposition, accusing me of being a Soros mole in the White House, of colluding with all kinds of enemies of the president, and, you know, of various improprieties.
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"If they were being paid — even something less than minimum wage, but some reasonable amount of money — they could get out and have at least a little bit of money to get started again," said Michele Deitch, a senior lecturer at the University of Texas at Austin who once served as a court-appointed monitor of that state's prison system.
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"My entire first year of my tenure at the National Security Council was filled with hateful calls, conspiracy theories, which has started again, frankly, as it's been announced that I've been giving this deposition, accusing me of being a Soros mole in the White House, of colluding with all kinds of enemies of the president, and, you know, of various improprieties," Hill said.
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We then also handed them money that we lied to the Iranian people where Obama in videos was telling the Iranian people that this money will help their economy, and this year, in January 1st, when the revolution started again, this green revolution, this time, it&aposs not just in Tehran, the revolution was happening in front of the theocratic teaching centers in Qom and other cities of Iran where the clerics are taught.
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"Why is he bringing all this up?" you ask your care advocate, who sits next to you for five hours and writes in her notebook "BREATHE," and then writes "break," and then "break," again, and you keep shaking your head imperceptibly to say no, you don't need a break, you can finish this, and then she underlines "break," and then she underlines it again, and then again, and then you take a break and she says that she can see what they're doing, which is wearing you down, and you push your arms against the wall and you try and make yourself bigger because if you stop, you think, you'll never get started again.
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If you're going to volunteer to be the past-midnight "beer hero" who goes on a drinks run when most of the immediately available shops are closed, please ensure that you actually make the mission and come back to the party within half an hour of announcing your intent because for some reason, these trips always end up with three very drunk people all getting distracted at once, getting an Uber to a store that turns out to be a two-hour round-trip away, and when they come back, everyone has either left or fallen asleep or are just quietly watching trippy YouTube videos while sitting in a corner drinking warm neat gin, and talking in tender voices about their best ever Glastonbury experiences, and now they really don't want three loud guys with four bags of cans singing "OLÉ OLÉ, OLÉ OLÉ" and getting this whole sorry evening started again. 53.
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