But there have also been stragglers in the third quarter.
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Ms. Kymer's family and Mr. Johanson were among the stragglers.
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Once the doors close, there is no entry for stragglers.
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There may be stragglers out there we haven't found yet.
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Amongst the six stragglers, Max went first and picked Kari.
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But the government is taking a hard line against stragglers.
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A few of the stragglers received pushes from helpful fans.
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She uncaps the cylinder and taps gently, encouraging the stragglers out.
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The more stragglers in the race, the more room for improvement.
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The dozen or so of us dance floor stragglers keep moving.
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However, financial companies were stragglers when it came to cash returns.
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Whatever the explanation, boosting the stragglers is a priority for policymakers.
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Most economies have a mix of impressive leading firms and unsophisticated stragglers.
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It is the only mechanism available for chivvying stragglers to do more.
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Chandler was reviewing the day's snapshots as a few stragglers showed up.
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In the journey to adulthood, they are either Sprinters, Wanderers or Stragglers.
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While Bush takes selfies with the stragglers, Tom Ridge appears onstage inside.
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Down by the water, the standoff between police and the stragglers continues.
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Families peered from balconies as rescuers toured the flooded neighborhood for stragglers.
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A friend called to say he was driving around, picking the stragglers up.
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At Studio 54, a few stragglers waited outside, but the doors were locked.
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There were a few stragglers, but mostly the city was quiet and still.
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Lifeguards on Jet Skis zipped through the waves, shooing stragglers back to shore.
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"Us final six stragglers hold the entire game in our hands," Justin said.
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Most of these latter-day stragglers have no place to go back to.
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As for earnings, about 2935 companies, stragglers in the S&P – not really.
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By the fourth, it became a stampede; only a few thousand stragglers remained.
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Those few stragglers who remain willing to challenge Trump have been largely marginalized.
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The intention was that they were the remnants of the Covenant, sort of stragglers.
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You shouldn't think that these features exotic are an exotic some sort of stragglers.
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Optimists say that as long as the majority switch over, policymakers will tolerate stragglers.
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If these aren't a few stragglers, this could be a part of that herd.
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Dancing to victory It's not just the stragglers who are relying on flashy gimmicks, though.
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A few are scrambling around, but like the cockroaches they are, we'll get the stragglers.
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Barron Hilton, 26, brother of Paris, was among the stragglers from the Dolce & Gabbana party.
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That was my introduction to basically anything besides some stragglers from like a Coke commercial.
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Yeah. Since then, the Boltons have moved on in to Winterfell and brutalized any stragglers.
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The first, a wet, mossy forest smell, disseminates as the last stragglers take their seats.
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The suburban stragglers, on the other hand, haven't run so far ahead of their party.
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The sales are always dragged on for a few more days to catch the stragglers.
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Still, a few holiday stragglers remain—all of them Chinese, and working quietly on their computers.
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The final stragglers arrive, like Capheus's friend Jela (Paul Ogola) and Capheus' ladylove Zakia (Mumbi Maina).
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And because of this, the stragglers in accepting him are buying into a certain cultural conservatism.
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The last stragglers emerged, clinging to ropes as heavy raindrops pelted them and slimed the trail.
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Once the final stragglers rolled over the finish line, the extent of the damage became clear.
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Did stragglers like former congressman John Delaney do enough, though, even with significant opportunities to speak?
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The remaining eight wrestlers patiently wait for stragglers, fiddling on their cell phones, chatting amongst themselves.
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Some analysts view stragglers as a part of Microsoft's growth opportunity over the next few years.
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A lot of people have fallen off and gone home but we still got some stragglers.
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That makes it easier come Election Day, when field staff can focus on targeting the remaining stragglers.
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There will be some stragglers who still support the MP3 but newer formats will be the standard.
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Google is optimistic many carriers will flip the switch this year, but there could be some stragglers.
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Stragglers will trickle out, green and white plastic bags in hand, talking about their future eBay listings.
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After that, it appeared that the crowd started to disperse, although some stragglers remained in the area.
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The final stragglers made their way out rather less steadily than when they had first walked in.
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The law may already be working: Corporate stragglers are racing to expand or switch up their boards.
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As for the Democratic stragglers who haven't joined the roaring impeachment cry, Steyer has a few questions.
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Any stragglers who get close will claw at the walls until a roving patrol comes to dispatch them.
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But Merkel and her cohorts -- other Europeans and Canada above all -- rallied the stragglers in the final minutes.
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Making sure that classes meet the needs of all her pupils—from high-flyers to stragglers—is tough.
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Every so often, Mr. Vee said that stragglers wander in at night looking for an after-dinner cappuccino.
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Stragglers stood outside the chamber doors and watched the proceedings from a live stream in City Hall's foyer.
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Buyers remark that the mower cuts well after just one pass and doesn't leave stragglers, clumps, or lines.
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Earlier in the day, Trudeau had sniped about Trump's late appearance at a women's empowerment breakfast, referring to "stragglers".
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Some stragglers still made their way through the rain to pay tribute at the cemetery's Veterans Tribute Tower, however.
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Later, on the campaign trail, I watched him solicit the same counsel from random stragglers on the rope line.
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I down my pint, grab a plastic fork, and follow the stragglers back into the roar of the ground.
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And when the final stragglers had glasses in hand, our host launched into an impassioned welcome speech-cum-manifesto.
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There were no stragglers, it seemed, in Mr. Reid's party, no Susan Collinses or Lisa Murkowskis to fret over.
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The Continental Army of 1777 built a winter camp of 12,000 stragglers just 18 miles from British-occupied Philadelphia.
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"There was a thorough effort to get rid of Nazi stragglers and Lost Cause supporters," adds historian Gavriel Rosenfeld.
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They would ring every doorbell and use heat-sensing technology from overhead helicopters to help them identify stragglers, they said.
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"We still have to put in troops, because there's a possibility for stragglers," Brawner told a news conference in Marawi.
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I'll admit, there are few stragglers like Audio-Technica dragging their feet with MicroUSB, but they're increasingly in the minority.
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And, it would appear, the rendition convinced a few stragglers she has some of the best pipes in the business.
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It has an enduring cult, something that Hail to the Thief doesn't really have, save for a few enlightened stragglers.
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What happened is we kept the better songs for the second record, and maybe the stragglers went on this one.
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Ms. Gervais Dubina said sometimes the support vehicles clung to the pack of men in front, rather than the stragglers.
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It has an enduring cult, something that Hail to the Thief doesn't really have, save for a few enlightened stragglers.
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I found the Reefill machine in a bar area in the back, where a few stragglers were eating a late lunch.
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"I came down the elevator, caught like the last end of the march, so it was a few stragglers," he said.
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Virtually everyone has been evacuated from Fort McMurray, though city officials said they continue to find "stragglers" who refuse to leave.
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Forty-two bodies were recovered, said Mr. Lorenzana, who called the militants "the last group of stragglers" in the monthslong siege.
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For the remaining stragglers, sort them into a separate pile (instead of throwing them away) and try contacting each sender directly.
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On Saturday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sniped about "stragglers" after Trump was late to a breakfast session on gender equality.
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A handful of stragglers from the greater Oakland underground art scene showed up uninvited — they knew they would feel welcome there.
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" The statement referred to South Africa and Britain as "stragglers" which "some fear are yet to respond, well behind the curve.
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Even at half-past one in the morning, Tottenham Court Road still has stragglers: drunkards, shift workers and occasional police officers.
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The Red Hook harbor in St. Thomas was desolate on a recent visit except for a few stragglers trying to evacuate.
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The guide is in chronological order — aside from a few stragglers without specific release dates — to make things as easy as possible.
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The train has left the station and I'm one of those moronic stragglers running alongside with her purse caught in the door.
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Fortunately, the couple was "rescued," as Andersen put it, by a Korean missionary with a van, who was scooping up grateful stragglers.
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Even a business lunch in Mexico can easily last two hours; at Contramar, stragglers are still being shooed out at 7 p.m.
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By midday the multiple overflow media spaces are at capacity as well, leaving stragglers no choice but to sit on the floor.
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In most states, some wine seller is always open Thanksgiving morning for the stragglers (not that I would recommend waiting until then).
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Or, if you still have a few stragglers to shop for, you can pick them up a belated gift at a discount.
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"There are still stragglers and the structures are still unsafe because of unexploded ordnance and improvised explosive devices," he said on radio.
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Transparency agreements between countries that come into effect next year will encourage stragglers, said Mariano Federici, head of the government's financial information agency.
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"At 8:47, I'm shooting the last stragglers from ground level moving down the street, mostly with the police coming back," he said.
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There may be some stragglers, but most top tier candidates are on the hook and the initial battlefield of competitive districts is set.
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" Colonel Brawner said soldiers must "rescue the remaining hostages and make sure there are no stragglers or I.E.D.s of unexploded ordnance left behind.
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Even summer can be cold here, and as the sun drained from the sky, so did the color from the frigid stragglers' faces.
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As the bus idled and waited for stragglers, a woman urged the driver to get going so she could make her next train.
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The benches were packed with private equity researchers — so many that the court had to set up an overflow room for the stragglers.
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Scientists long thought this species was extinct in the Cambodian portion of the Mekong River — until they discovered some stragglers in the early 2000s.
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The deputy task force commander in Marawi, Colonel Romeo Brawner, said troops would secure the city from militant "stragglers" who might still be alive.
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This makes it possible for players to see enemies before they engage them in combat and use silenced weapons to pick off the stragglers.
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This explanation seems even more likely since the Lyrid meteor shower, which reached its peak last Friday, still has some stragglers hitting the atmosphere.
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Some late stragglers are still heading home at this hour too and when I have been that person, I am grateful for the quiet.
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Talib Shaghati, head of Iraq's Counter Terrorism Service, told CNN that ISIS stragglers in Mosul will be confronted, with capture within a few days.
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I never gave them much thought growing up, and assumed they looked like everyone else's: pin-straight with a few stragglers that inched upward.
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Once cleared, the whole crew moved together—always as a pack, no stragglers allowed—through a succession of I.D. checks and steel-barred doors.
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The rest, the idlers and the stragglers, gather outside the changing rooms, cradling hand-rolled cigarettes and envying those who have brought bacon sandwiches.
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The stragglers by the dumpsters, the pawnshop, and the laundromat all said that I'd just missed Brandon; he'd breezed by about seven minutes earlier.
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Now, with the building under contract and the buyer's inspector en route, Mr. Burns found a few stragglers, including the one in the basement.
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But this Thurdsay, at midnight, the only people on the streets of the Riviera's capital are a few stragglers, and police with helmets and guns.
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Still, short of an incredible run of luck, none of the stragglers seems likely to break through as long as the field remains so crowded.
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Always an ambassador of the sport, Keflezighi plans to return to the finish line Sunday and greet the last stragglers in the dark at Central Park.
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The film stars Margaret Qualley and Anthony Mackie as two stragglers left behind on a dying Earth, trying to catch the last shuttle off the planet.
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In the eastern corner, a group of four visibly libertarian stragglers is gathered by a green, vaguely fascist Kekistan flag, one of 4chan's many in-jokes.
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It is more like a long-distance race, with a leading pack and many stragglers, in which the result is an average of everyone's finishing times.
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In both bands Vlautin finds pathos and dignity in sub-working class stragglers who drink too much and fall out of love when the money's gone.
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We're the ones he left behind, lucky enough to have been in his company, even for a short while — the stragglers left to tell the story.
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"Oh, hell no," I say, sort of to the multiple stragglers on the platform who have given up any chance of getting to work on time.
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He looked around the lot, too, and saw that on the far side, a few other stragglers from class were chatting by an open car door.
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No foreign fighters are hiding in the jungles, the local authorities insist, and they claim that the rebels have been reduced to about 20 trapped stragglers.
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That meant there were six stragglers left — Kari, Remy, Justin, Max, Kylie and Amber — and it was up to them to figure out the winning combination.
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New Orleans police run their sirens in quick, staccato wails, directing stragglers to stay off the main road, but the band keeps its tempo all the same.
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By 33:23, I'm helping any stragglers get shoes on, putting breakfast on the table, filling their water bottles for the day, and putting lunch boxes together.
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Instead of opening Slack and seeing the thread, the message will come to these stragglers in their trusty old email inbox, just the way they like it.
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In the fridge, you've got some stragglers, like a lone piece of bacon or a leftover rotisserie chicken or vegetables you're not sure what to do with.
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But on Tuesday, the emergence of the two new vents prompted Hawaii County to issue a cellphone alert ordering stragglers in Lanipuna Gardens to get out immediately.
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The last time Enrique and Emma were at the Rafael Hernández Airport, the lights were out, A.T.M.s were down and stragglers were trying to escape the island.
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As the race's 11-hour mark approached, the boys and girls from the high school track team prepared to run down through the canyon looking for stragglers.
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He finally corrals the stragglers and makes it to the airport more or less on time, only to realize his own dunderheaded blunder at the TSA checkpoint.
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Beverages were served, and after seeing off the last stragglers Neville stuck around with a handful of the super-recognizers, drinking wine in plastic cups and chatting.
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Now, nearly all of the hotels are back online, with two luxurious stragglers — Eden Rock and Le Guanahani — set to reopen by the end of the year.
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But Teddy, presented with a real choice for the first time in his existence, decides to flout her command, releasing the stragglers when he thinks Dolores isn't watching.
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"They would have been dangerous prey, but stragglers might have been killed as a warning to other groups to move away from another group's resources," Whitfield told Gizmodo.
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Even when parties fell apart and re-formed as new ones—as in the Whig Party's giving way to Abe Lincoln's Republicans—the stragglers eventually fell in line.
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Even the stragglers can eke out a tax win this season, provided they don't haphazardly throw their return together and rush it out the door by April 18.
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Even the stragglers can eke out a tax win this season, provided they don't haphazardly throw their return together and rush it out the door by April 17.
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His aggregate score of six-over-par 148 was certain to be insufficient on Saturday morning, when the final few stragglers completed the second round because of darkness.
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"We are still hunting down stragglers," he said, adding there could be as many as 39 militants hiding in the ruined city based on information from captured Indonesian militants.
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The discovery alarmed military officials, who long thought the terrorist group had been reduced to a few dozen stragglers spread around the country, one former White House official said.
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But Mr. Trump sees questions about Russia's interference in the election as an effort by Democrats and stragglers from the "Never Trump" movement to delegitimize his victory last November.
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The discovery alarmed military officials, who long thought the terrorist group had been reduced to a few dozen stragglers spread around the country, one former White House official said.
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With just a few stragglers yet to declare their results it appears that, although the Conservative Party has remained the top vote-getter, it has shed over a dozen MPs.
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If such countries continue to drift away from the EU's fundamental values, others will be more likely to plough on with their ideas for integration and leave the stragglers behind.
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Unsure if any stragglers remained, we approached the monument slowly, looked into the darkness of the station, then walked down the stalled escalator, firing shotgun rounds into heavily armed goons.
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The PRI in 2017 adopted tougher rules aimed at making fund managers deliver on pledges to pay heed to ESG issues, and said it would start delisting stragglers next year.
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Tracer's best used to pick off solo stragglers she can gun down quickly, but her ultimate — a proximity mine — is most useful chucked at the largest concentration of enemy forces.
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" He reflects, "perhaps what she meant is this — that the world, from which we are separated at birth, returns to reclaim us at death, that it leaves no stragglers behind.
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Aside from his impressively high kill count (upward of two hundred!), there's little to set Siddiq apart from the other haggard, haunted stragglers that cross paths with the Alexandria crew.
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Whereas, a robot could be trained to pick only ripe vegetables and, working around the clock, it could come back to the same field multiple times to pick any stragglers.
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Merely two weeks after the Golden Globes, when everyone was so proud to promote their activism, only a handful of stragglers were seen sporting Time's Up pins on the red carpet.
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He has been known to pound balls on the range deep into the Wednesday night of a tournament week, long after the last stragglers have given up on finding their games.
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As soon as their fastest programmer finds a fix, it can be quickly distributed throughout the world, making the new hacking toys only useful against the stragglers who fell behind the herd.
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Google still has a few iOS stragglers like Authenticator, Inbox, and Play Music, but it's already done a ton of work in the 31 days since the Apple flagship was first released.
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According to a pool report, during his opening remarks, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seemingly referenced Trump's absence when he said that "any stragglers will come in as they arrive," CNN reported.
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But Mr. Macron as much as anyone is associated with a new tough line on immigrants, refusing boatloads of African migrants in the Mediterranean and pushing back stragglers across the Italian frontier.
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Mr. Trump, who often conflates himself with the institutions he serves, sees questions about Russia as an effort by Democrats and stragglers from the "Never Trump" movement to delegitimize his election victory.
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We're told at 2:30 AM, when there were only a handful of stragglers left, she showed, grabbed the $5k check out of the organizer's hand and booked it for the door.
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We've turned out in droves to support our boy and we're still running on Indian Standard Time, with stragglers trickling in well up to half-past the hour as Minhaj takes the stage.
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It's a brief, gory, but memorable shot: Episode 801 features a similar scene involving a group of stragglers from the fall of the Wall, led by Tormund Giantsbane, Beric Dondarrion, and Edd Tollett.
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Low pupil-teacher ratios are no guarantee of success in international comparisons: Japan, one of the OECD's best performers, has far more pupils per teacher than Spain, one of the stragglers (see chart).
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Pitting a horde of flesh-eaters against living stragglers may be a sure payday now, but in 1968, structuring an entire feature around personality-free, slow-moving, unsexy zombies was a dicey proposition.
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" Among the stragglers was Charlie Rose, as well as two young women — one of whom, as she was walking through the lobby doors, looked at her ticket and said, "These aren't great seats.
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Now, in season seven, the characters are once again largely spread across a handful of locations (primarily King's Landing, Winterfell, the Citadel, and Dragonstone, with some stragglers heading toward one of those locations).
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"The darkness turned London into a palimpsest," Paul reflects: That knot of boisterous young men by the crush barriers, they were probably soldiers home from Dunkirk, or just possibly stragglers from Boudicca's army.
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Despite leading in the polls for months, Trump has had a relatively easy time, and his opponents have attacked their fellow stragglers more than the man who has won three of four primary contests.
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Even Detroit "Godmother of House Music" DJ and producer Stacey "Hotwaxx" Hale dropped "Bodak Yellow," which got an added punch thanks to a backing drummer, and was eagerly received by the early afternoon stragglers.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police have been going door-to-door ordering those left behind to leave, and on Saturday, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley urged any stragglers left in the city to get out immediately.
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As presented in the Book of Change, the dark profiles would serve as a tool to motivate stragglers to sign up, perhaps through email alerts about what people were posting about them on Facebook.
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And if we stragglers in the Aloha group are not enraptured with our feast of sweetly lacquered chicken chunks and puffy dinner rolls, the fault is ours for booking steerage at $226 a head.
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Showing two lone stragglers giving it their all in penis costumes, peeled off in isolation from the slowly departing crowd, it reminds us that, unfortunately, sometimes—as the Brits would say—wankers will be wankers.
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Sprinters seize on a field early and stay debt-free for maximum flexibility; Wanderers face increased competition when they find their calling; and Stragglers drift along through their 20s and tend to fare worst economically.
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The security risk is small, Aas says, and since Let's Encrypt certificates are only viable for 90 days to begin with, any stragglers will have washed out of the ecosystem by summertime at the latest.
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Late-night stragglers wound up at a rocking dance party with the accordion-led folk-music ensemble Kukerpillid, drinking beers around a bonfire or standing on the shoreline, watching the sun set at 2 a.m.
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To escape from the throng milling around the finish line, I rode a couple of kilometers away — against the stream of determined stragglers from the 21-kilometer half-marathon, still laboring by — to Angkor Thom.
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After a short stint on doxycycline, and a serious restructuring of my skin-care routine, I've gotten to the point at which I only break out on my chin, with a few stragglers on my cheeks.
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Deutsche Bank pays more to borrow from other banks than its peers including stragglers in Greece and Italy, Euribor data showed on Tuesday, a trend that underscores the gravity of the problems facing Germany's flagship lender.
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Ms. Carin bought the apartment in 1992 for $140,000, part of which she borrowed from someone she knew, Mr. Carino said, and she had to take in "stragglers" from time to time to make ends meet.
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As gunshots echoed through the high school, a geography teacher, Scott Beigel, 35, paused to usher stragglers into his classroom before locking the door, only to be shot and killed himself as the shooter strode by.
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That's why we here at The Verge feel it's necessary to take stock of the big CES product announcements and categories of 2019 (as well as some stragglers from years prior) to see where they stand.
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Image 2 of 2 LA MALBAIE, Quebec – President Donald Trump arrived late for a gender equality meeting at an international summit, prompting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to kick it off without waiting for "stragglers" to arrive.
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In a counterfactual digression, Herzog imagines that a mass exodus from Earth has taken place, and then he spots "some stragglers," a group of orange-robed Buddhist monks ambling about, many of them looking at their phones.
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Dal Sasso told me the predator likely feasted on sauropod stragglers (long-necked herbivores), small mammals, and pterosaurs, but it will require more fossil evidence to make any broader conclusions about this basal notosuchian's behavior and anatomy.
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MANILA — The Philippines on Monday declared an end to months of fighting against Islamic State-inspired militants in the southern city of Marawi, saying that the last "stragglers" had been killed in a firefight with the army.
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If this isn't in your inbox—we're still trying to entice stragglers with a web version, but that won't last forever—make sure you never miss an issue by subscribing to WIRED at a 50 percent discount.
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From the pillaged tree, we'll head south to Castle Black, where Sansa, Jon, Davos and Brienne made plans to retake Winterfell with a loose coalition of northern houses and whatever stragglers they can pick up along the way.
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Stragglers are still catching up with existing rules: this week the Bank of England said that the Royal Bank of Scotland had fallen short in a "stress test" and had put forward new plans for restuffing its capital cushion.
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On that hot evening, the benches outside were full of kibitzing men of a certain age; the playground across Mount Carmel Place, the two-block street that bisects the site, had largely emptied out but for a few stragglers.
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Now, Disney must determine how to best put together an enormous content puzzle, with some pieces that obviously fit into its existing template, and a few stragglers and outliers that both open new doors and, possibly, create fresh headaches.
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Even at rush hour, when people pack so tightly into the ancient vehicles that it is difficult for the conductors to collect fares, and stragglers hang out of the open door, commuters still find space to get out their mobile phones.
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During an early encounter in a subway tunnel, I moved my mutants along the edges of a large group of enemies, picking off the stragglers as I went while t dangerous high level enemies lounged in the center of the subway.
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The images of gleeful destruction the '90s had reveled in (think Independence Day and Armageddon) disappeared almost overnight, and the few stragglers that crept by (like 2003's The Core, which destroys both Rome and San Francisco) were quietly buried.
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The daughter of another general, He Long, recounted how she had joined the march when she was just 18 days old, and how she was carried, then accidentally dropped, by her father as he fought, and later rescued by stragglers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swiss 210th seed Timea Bacsinszky joined a clutch of stragglers who belatedly reached the second round of the women's singles at Wimbledon on Thursday as the organisers battled to get back on schedule after two days of rain delays.
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As stragglers placed a handful of orders, delegates said the show would be remembered for the collapse of an anticipated Airbus deal to sell A380 superjumbos to Emirates and hunger for smaller jets including a record deal for 430 Airbus A320s.
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For any stragglers still clinging on, the nail in the coffin arrived three years later when The Lonely Island returned with "I Just Had Sex" featuring actual Akon—a purveyor of the fucking era now readily turning on his own brand.
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Last week Speaker Paul D. Ryan started the new year by cautioning lawmakers that he expected them to show up for votes on time, pushing back against a congressional culture where votes routinely last twice as long as allocated to accommodate stragglers.
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WASHINGTON — "Nothing in this room is off the record," Juleanna Glover, a corporate consultant, warned the stragglers assembled in the kitchen of her Kalorama home as Steve Hilton, a former chief adviser to Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, hunted for a beer.
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But it should not preclude creative ideas that can accommodate a variety of preferences, including an outer tier for laggards, stragglers and those countries that simply seek a looser relationship with the EU. Perhaps it might even one day find room for Britain.
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Their legal deaths at the hands of one of the only governments in the ISIS war that the West can do business with is frankly a plus for Western security officials keen to stem attacks on the European continent by ISIS stragglers.
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CreditCreditDmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times PARIS — At 215:262 on a nippy late-November morning, the avant-garde director Ariane Mnouchkine stood in the doorway of her theater, urging the stragglers in her troupe to hurry up and come in.
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The car also drives carefully, such as slowing down near a construction zone, waiting 1.5 seconds after a red light turns green to account for stragglers through the intersection, and going closer to the center of the lane to give cyclists more room.
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Between the loudness driving stragglers away and the fact that the band played at 2 AM, the audience was decidedly small, but Greys tore into the set like they were playing a stadium nonetheless—also always a good sign in my eyes.
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Though Willie Smith, the Scottish victor at the 403 US Open, finished some 40 strokes ahead of the average for the field, he did so in an era of highly variable scores and without a cut rule (which culls stragglers halfway through the tournament).
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Unlike the stragglers on the Republican side, he can still wield some influence even if he loses, so he's staying on-message, reminding his supporters of why they voted for him in the first place, and cementing the important and influential legacy of his campaign.
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The first half of the speech was mesmerizing because Sanders was walking a tightrope between keeping his supporters happy and nudging them towards Hillary Clinton—you could feel the room slowly but surely, with some stragglers, follow him, often a step or two behind.
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On the surface, August's streaming slate looks a little ho-hum, with only a few high-profile original series (Marvel's The Defenders, another Wet Hot American Summer entry) and some prestige-movie-season stragglers (Hell or High Water, Jackie) to catch a skimming eye.
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The most pained Cox appears—and the most genuine Logan has maybe ever looked—is when his financial advisor tells him bluntly that tech's consumption of media is nearly complete, and that his only bet would be to be one of the remaining stragglers.
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That's what the festival's like from the minute the gates open on Friday till the last stragglers stumble out of Richie Hawtin's set onto the alluringly grim high street in Le Bourget, the comfortingly dismal outer-city semi-suburb that Weather landed in this year.
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In a vain attempt to get rid of the stragglers at the end of the day I used to put on stuff like this —intentionally nasty, unpleasant, anti-social music that I hoped would scare them off and leave me to cash up in peace.
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Where once they rode around in armored vehicles, brandished rifles, flew black flags and indulged in acts of spectacular cruelty, the Sunni Muslim militants are now prisoners or scattered stragglers whose leader was chased down in a tunnel during a raid by American special forces.
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Buying forecast for Spring/Summer 2019: At this point, most of the big new phones are out, though there are a few stragglers like the Sony Xperia 1, Asus Zenfone 6, and whatever bendy thing Motorola is cooking up for its rumored Razr Reboot still to come.
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Okay not really, but the actor and his wife of 17 years, Sarah Michelle Gellar, have been hosting a "stragglers' Thanksgiving," as he calls it, for almost 20 years now, inviting anyone who can't make it home for the holiday to their Los Angeles home instead.
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Over a protracted sequence, heroes major (Spider-Man) and minor (Groot) are wiped from existence, largely leaving the original Avengers (Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Hulk, and Black Widow), as well as a few stragglers (Rocket Raccoon, War Machine, Nebula, etc.) to gape in horror at what's happened.
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There are still a few stragglers; somehow Nintendo hasn't announced a Mario Party for the Switch yet, and I imagine it won't be too long before the build-your-own-Mario series Super Mario Maker finds its way to the tablet along with the excellent Super Mario 3D World.
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Andy Stadler said he has called a few stragglers to ask why they have not yet made an appointment with him, and they explained that they did not want to file yet because they were waiting to see what President Donald Trump would do with the tax code.
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I didn't find out until the last stragglers of the red carpet were heading into the awards ceremony, and all these people walking by started shoving their phones in my face and showing me that I was trending on Twitter, but I didn't understand the magnitude of it till later.
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" The Happy Trail Stays, Always"Depending on the client, [body grooming] could be as simple as trimming down the chest hair to the point of it just being scruff or, if a man likes his chest hair, we leave it, and tweeze or trim the stragglers sprouting out of random areas.
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But the plan works only if every member of the Deus Group — from Whiterose herself to a guy who sure looks a lot like Donald Trump — is in the same place at the same time, since a staggered hack would enable stragglers to wise up and ignore the fake alert.
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From the beginning, he was careful to present himself to his primary audience of stragglers as one of them: a self-made individual who had to overcome hurdles thrown in his way by an arrogant and venal elite that indulged treasonous Muslims while pouring contempt on salt-of-the-earth Hindus like himself.
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While most on the tours say e-bikes make for more harmonious rides with fewer stressed-out stragglers, the bikes have also given rise to incessant corny jokes — "I didn't think that hill was that hard," said the e-biker — and no shortage of muttered obscenities from drained riders as e-bikers nonchalantly breeze by. ExperiencePlus!
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Here is what the rollout will look like for G Suite users (Google didn't detail what the plan for regular users will look like, but if you're not a G Suite user, you can already try the new Gmail today anyway and chances are stragglers will also get switched over to the new version at a similar pace as G Suite users).
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