"I like that I could take five minutes to do it, and know it will only take five minutes, not thirty, and the message will get through," Giglio said.
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Take five breaths like this while maintaining the bridge position.
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But that will take five to 10 years, he said.
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That alone will take five, 10 years off of you.
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App reviews were always supposed to take five working days.
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It would take five hours for them to reach safety.
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The final autopsy results could take five to six weeks.
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It should take five hits to make the surface smooth.
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France's president says the cathedral rebuild will take five years.
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The shipments will take five to eight business days to arrive.
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The TVA originally said it would take five years to complete.
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It might take five or six listens but you get there.
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It's uncommon to take five hours to do anything these days.
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So I take five, open Spotify and hit shuffle on Jamiroquai.
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Now go forth and solve the others while I TAKE FIVE.
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Severe periodontal disease may take five to 20 years to develop.
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No. I thought it would take five years at the most.
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This first phase is expected to take five to seven years.
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It may take five years, [but] it's a slow train coming.
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It'll take five minutes for it to assume its final form.
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Take five minutes, an hour, a day, or even a holiday.
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Why did it take five years to get the sophomore album together?
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She recently said that a turnaround could take five to seven years.
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Statuettes cost $400 and take five and a half hours to make.
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The full impact can take five years or more for most municipalities.
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"Take Five" impressed critics but dimmed Mr. Mano's prospects with major publishers.
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On "Take Five." the young panel discussed politics for the next generation.
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Take five minutes and simply look at the clouds in the sky.
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The renovation, which just started, will take five to seven years to complete.
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Braids already take five hours, so that would throw off my entire day.
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Closing a company can take five to ten years and reams of paperwork.
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Take five minutes to get relaxed before you start taking your blood pressure.
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Construction is due to take five years and empoy about 9,85033 construction workers.
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Ms. Du said that negotiations with villagers could take five to 10 years.
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Construction is due to take five years and employ about 9,000 construction workers.
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This will take five or ten years but it will be a reality.
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His daily commute can take five hours each day — often longer with delays.
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The company says it expects those studies to take five to seven years.
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But developing a new variety, she said, could take five to 10 years.
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Testing of these materials involves culturing and can take five to seven days.
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"It could take two days, it could take five days," Mr. Goldfeder said.
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"It could take two days, it could take five days," Mr. Goldfeder said.
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"Dunkin' is a place to take five [minutes], not 50," Wheeler said to reporters.
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And it can take five, 10 minutes to reset, whereas this would just loop.
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PG&E says it will take five years just to do it in Paradise.
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Ditto for "Take Five" by the Dave Brubeck quartet and "3005" by Childish Gambino.
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We are already investing at the pace — it's not going to take five years.
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That was like a modern day [Dave Brubeck's hit] "Take Five" kind of feeling.
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Take five World Cup finalists out of any team and it is a struggle.
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"It'll take five minutes of your time and is well worth it," he said.
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"Cases that would have taken two hours, now take five hours," Ms. Axford said.
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Curry is making shots that no one even dared take five or ten years ago.
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More said it will take five months or more to pay it off, MagnifyMoney found.
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"It's a process that, if done well, can take five to 20 years," he said.
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It currently believes it would take five to seven years to conceptualize the space station.
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For an airline, it would cost billions of dollars and take five years to do.
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Product transitions used to take five or seven years; now they take one or two.
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Or they can take five years of an aromatase inhibitor after five years of tamoxifen.
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But it would take five years of experimentation before the Svensons were ready to expand.
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To take five minutes to remember what you're grateful for and what your intention is.
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Get a $10 Lyft credit whenever you take five eligible rides in a calendar month.
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For Mr. Bailey, lightning struck twice: He once won $30,000 on a Take Five ticket.
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Whatever the outcome of his case, why did it take five years to arrest him?
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The mural would take five days to complete, and require 13 different shades of paint.
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"We always say, it shouldn't take five guys to make a cheeseburger baby," she said.
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On Monday, a prosecutor estimated a trial on the new charges would take five days.
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Campoamor-Sanchez said he expected the prosecution's case to take five or six trial days.
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Or you can request a transcript by mail, which can take five to 10 days.
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Michelle will only have her husband take five to eight photos that she can choose from.
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It can take five days for symptoms to show and can lead to death if untreated.
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"Hillary has to take five swipes with MetroCard to ride subway," the story's online headline blared.
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We watched a parent watch his kids take five things each off of my sister's porch.
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Check your credit scoreKeeping up to date on your credit score will only take five minutes.
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So how does he take — how does he take five and say it's better than 10?
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The doctors had said it would take five years to consider Fatima cured of the leukemia.
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It would take five years to develop sufficient domestic supply to fulfil Russian consumption, he said.
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He launches into "Take Five" on his saxophone, leaving his case open for bills and coins.
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It says it will take five years merely to review the feasibility of the Mid-Barataria scheme.
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I know I can make it to that light and I'll take five years to get there.
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I thought it'd take five hours, but it was really hard work and took more like nine.
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Poland's minister responsible for energy infrastructure estimated earlier that the process would take five to six months.
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The project, All Aboard Florida, is expected to take five years and nearly $3 billion to build.
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Still, it would take five to 10 days for the sunglasses to show up in your mailbox.
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You can take a video and upload it without having to take five minutes to do that.
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The EPA says the project is expected to cost $236 million and take five years to implement.
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"Why not take five minutes out of your day and go on a dating app?" she says.
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But should it really take five episodes of clunky dialogue and fake documentary production to get us there?
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A tire fire (Getty Images)I honestly don't know if I can take five more months of this.
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" It's musically daring, features superb musicianship and yielded a monster hit that became a jazz standard: "Take Five.
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Take Five is curated by Monica Marin and Carla Acevedo-Yates, and is presented by Alaina Simone Enterprises.
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Its mission will be to take five test flights after it lands with the rover in February 216.
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Meteorologists say it would take five years of normal to heavy rains to revive reservoirs and groundwater supplies.
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Take five minutes in the morning on each day of your vacation to do a high-intensity workout.
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"My books take five, six or seven years to write and tend to become pretty consuming," he said.
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Employees will be obliged to take five days of mandatory vacation or time off from work, she added.
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Employees will be obliged to take five days of mandatory vacation or time off from work, she added.
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" Then I thought, "Well, it's going to take five minutes, and no one will even know I'm there.
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It could take five minutes if my children simply put on what we laid out the night before.
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It can take five or ten minutes of intense, high-tension reeling to bring in the heavy fish.
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It'll take five years just for me to get a two-year degree with my mom living here.
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He estimates that it would take five and a half years to get their business off the ground.
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Driving up the coast could take five hours or, if taking time to explore each town, five days.
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Take five minutes and create a list of at least five statements that describe American beliefs and values.
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More importantly, a wookiee can't take five furry strides on the exhibition floor without being stopped for a photo.
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It can take five to six minutes to paddle across the Evros river, whose fast-moving waters are treacherous.
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The event invitation is adorned with the phrase "take five," which is a little depressing as a product tagline.
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Take five steps in these clear, plastic bad boys and watch a bucket of sweat form around your feet.
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I've had psychiatrists who only wanted to take five minutes and then prescribe to me, which did not work.
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"It would take five years and millions of dollars to answer that," says Keir Giles, the British military researcher.
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I take five minutes at the end of each day to record everything I bought in an Excel spreadsheet.
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It may take five or even 10 years, but eventually a high quality, cost-effective product will be developed.
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Take five or 10 minutes, per day, and start practicing the habit of working on your emotional health now.
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In 2001, he landed his first job on TV, as a host on "Take Five," a CNN roundtable program.
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Surachate Hakparn said, adding that the U.N. would review Alqunun's asylum request, which could take five to seven days.
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Whenever you take five eligible Lyft rides in a calendar month, you'll be eligible for a $10 Lyft credit.
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Meteorologists say it would take five years of normal to heavy rain to replenish depleted groundwater supplies and reservoirs.
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Rio decided in June to go ahead with a $5.3 billion expansion, which will take five to seven years.
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Two-thirds of Medicare beneficiaries have two or more chronic conditions, and almost half take five or more medications.
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These habits only take five minutes out of your day, but they will snowball into enormous success over time.
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I get a fried rice bowl and take five bites before I have to run out for a task.
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It may take five years and cost two billion dollars just to conduct out first nuclear test in Nevada.
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It would take five justices to grant the government's request, and the court could rule as early as Thursday.
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"It can take five times, or 200 times" before someone responds and agrees to leave the streets, he said.
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Someone donated $780 to Newberg Animal Shelter in Oregon on Monday, according to KPTV, helping people take five dogs home.
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The puzzle is simply put: why do UK workers take five days to make what the French do in four?
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One senior banker told me last week that he believes a Brexit could take five or more years to enact.
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Many end up requesting asylum, a process that can take five or more years to be resolved, immigration lawyers say.
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"For marketers, it's not that consumers are rejecting [their] brands, it just might take five to 10 years," he added.
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The business case for them is that they only take five minutes of your time, and 50 cents, Cookman said.
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"The business case for them is that they only take five minutes of your time, and 50 cents," Cookman said.
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This might be the last time you're surrounded by silence, so take five minutes and practice breathing in and out.
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But that transition will take five years at a bare minimum and could cost $16 billion, according to one estimate.
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"This is going to take five to seven years, and there's going to be empty seats at first," Ebersol said.
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But it's still going to take five to ten years before full self-driving cars become available to the end consumer.
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The inquiry is expected to take five years to complete, with hearings regarding the Westminster complaints scheduled to last three weeks.
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I take five minutes after to wolf down my soup while the campers warm-up for the afternoon's rehearsal and showcase.
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The drive was supposed to take five hours or so, we get on the highway and we're in this giant van.
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A lot of tech turnaround adds we do take five, six, seven years, and their … Charlie Rose:And, frankly, it doesn't happen.
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I recently got curtain/fringe bangs and they've added 10 minutes to my morning routine, where I normally only take five.
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"It can take five or ten or even a twenty-year horizon for change to take shape in government," Twigg says.
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Was there a wait for nostalgia to set in, or did it take five months to get the flavor juuuuust right?
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I think it will take five or six months before we get a judgement; it will be in November or December.
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The licensing process alone, to ensure that this new technology is safe, would cost millions and take five years or so.
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"The days of the European Union are limited: It will take five or 10 years, but they are limited," Farage claimed.
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He went on to take five more wives in his quest for a male heir, in direct contradiction of Catholic orthodoxy.
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"Just take five, 10 minutes to eyeball those [benefits guides], they may have some surprises that change your mind," she says.
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The Social Security Administration says reducing this backlog to acceptable levels will take five years, until 28500, extending a nightmarish situation.
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The industrial park will be in Bangladesh's main port city of Chittagong and will take five years to become fully operational.
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Dealing with both dams, it can take five days to travel just 100 miles on this stretch of the Ohio River.
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"It doesn't have to take five years for those bonds to more or less be worthless," Song said over the phone.
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If they want to take five minutes out of their day and tweet at somebody you don't know, you're a loser.
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Their process technology disadvantage, which I think is broken, will take five, six, seven years," Rosenblatt Securities' Mosesmann told "Power Lunch.
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The House, where Republicans will be playing much more defense in November, is still planning to take five weeks off at home.
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The rebuilding is expected to take five years and will be backed by a $50.4 million donation from the United Arab Emirates.
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As elections take five weeks, campaigning needs to start almost immediately if it is to avoid running into the Christmas holiday season.
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If the full court acts on the matter, as Alito suggested would happen, it will take five justices to grant a stay.
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Given other demands on Subaru's time, it might take five years for this search to find (or not find) the hypothetical planet.
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Games snowball much faster than in other RTS games—by necessity, since matches are only supposed to take five to ten minutes.
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They will take five years to complete, with the first four enhanced Patriots expected to be ready for the 222 Tokyo Olympics.
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The American actress is likely to pursue British citizenship, a process which can take five years after she obtains a family visa.
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A mother might take five years off, then focus on her career, at which point the father could put his on pause.
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Training on how to administer the antidote can take five minutes to an hour depending on the circumstances, a department report said.
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How to watch the Mercury transitMercury will take five-and-a-half hours to cross in front of the sun on Monday.
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I've had projects shoot up to 40% in the first 30 seconds, only to take five minutes for the rest to complete.
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The Mooring is an excellent seafood restaurant on the harbor (and with a memorable dessert: the Take Five Pie); Sayer's Wharf, mooringrestaurant.com.
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Twice a day, Spaar&aposs sons, who are 13 and 15, take five milligrams of the medication orally in an oil form.
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For $35 a person, Lee Marvin will take five people in Havana on a tour of three-on-three neighborhood basketball games.
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The "long and complex process" for creating a tape would require legal changes and take five years to "go live", it said.
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The "long and complex process" for creating a tape would require legal changes and take five years to "go live," it said.
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"My brother didn't take five Xanax pills every day, but he would take them and then post on Instagram about it," he says.
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So I either connect through three different airports or have a 10-hour layover for a trip that should take five hours tops?
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It would take five people to go on location, including the actors, to shoot the scenes, and be in theaters in a month.
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Again, LISA's projected launch is 2034 and even after that, it might take five years to collect all the data for an analysis.
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Mr. Stringer estimated it would take five to 10 years to get the Bureau of Asset Management to where it needs to be.
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It would take five justices to overrule Quill and permit states to force out-of-state retailers to step up and collect tax.
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"My brother didn't take five Xanax pills every day, but he would take them and then post on Instagram about it," he says.
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Congress has just seven weeks of work before the beginning of August when they take five weeks off to return to their districts.
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Mercury's full transit will take five and a half hours, and will be most visible in the Americas, especially along the East Coast.
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SoulCycle is also an easy target, since you could take five SoulCycle classes for $175, or you could buy a decent used bike.
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"It's going to take five or 10 more years of development before we get to where we all want to go," he said.
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I know you that guys are taking what would normally take five to six years and compressing it into five to six months.
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More than 2628 percent of Americans age 28503 and over take five or more prescription medications, triple the rate of the mid-22020s.
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Wal-Mart said it expects the construction process to take five to seven years to finish, with the work being done in phases.
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The only problem: Google says it'll take five to six weeks to ship the phone, and it's already sold out of the 73GB model.
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They even came up with a number: 22 percent of our planet's xenon, give or take five percentage points, could have come from comets.
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A photo diary of the Take Five program and St. Croix community will be created by internationally acclaimed artists Ray Llanos and Wyatt Gallery.
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JARRETT: ISIS didn&apost exist back, so the lawyers will get involved, it will take five or six years, it might not be resolved.
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Many Reddit dwellers noted the striking resemblance of the glove box's ditty to Paul Desmond's "Take Five," as demonstrated by the composer nerd oddit.
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Mobile AR hardware might take five years to reach the same scale as just one of the dominant mobile AR software platforms next year.
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"The lender will take five or six extra steps to get into compliance," said Melanie Faison, an affordable housing executive based in Columbus, Georgia.
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App Review To start, Apple says that it has sped up the App Store review process, which used to take five days to complete.
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The 76,000 bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) was shut on Thursday for repairs, originally expected to take five days to complete.
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They are not going to make calls and they are not going to take five people to the polls with them on Election Day.
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Musk suggests that the development time for the BFR to get it ready for a lunar voyage will take five years and $5 billion.
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"I've been ordered to take five cases by the judges so far," Bunton tells me on the steps of the Orleans Parish Criminal Court.
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This was ... we wanted to do a 0003-mile test and we were going to do it at 30 mph and take five hours.
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But the Hudson River Park Trust, which oversees the park, did not have the money for repairs, which could take five years to complete.
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Take five minutes to scroll through your TikTok, Instagram, Dubsmash or other social media feeds and note what you observe about the top posts.
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It would take five justices to grant such an emergency request, and Roberts, working behind the scenes, is likely grappling with how to respond.
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"If we did it conventionally it would take us five hours; with these little robots, who knows, it might take five minutes," he added.
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He also said it will likely take five to six years for the Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet to shrink to about $1.5 trillion.
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That's critical for watching amateur content from your friends, who might take five selfies or an endless sequence of concert videos before showing something funny.
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I look at this as its going to take five or 10 years and hopefully for Wall Street it can get its good name back.
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It would take five justices to overturn the decision upholding the Texas law, and Anthony Kennedy did not seem keen to be the decisive vote.
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Here are 10 to try tonight: Take five minutes before leaving the office to set up your plan for what needs to be accomplished tomorrow.
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For instance, it would cost billions of dollars and take five years or more for a large airline such as Delta to replace its systems.
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Great, take five minutes every day to call each of these numbers, speak with the staff, and leave a message on your issues of concern.
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Mr. Merenzon said he expected audience members to come and go during games, which can take five or six hours, with long stretches between moves.
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According to the company, cross-border payments on Ripple take five seconds as opposed to the current three to five days that they usually do.
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Take five eligible receivers starting from dozens of possible formations, and you start to get an idea of how many concepts a coach can invent.
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Every walk that Google Maps told me was going to take five minutes took at least 30, since that app does not account for hills.
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At 102D, finally, to have "A short rest" is commonly to take FIVE (there's also music for this phrase, your brain might be telling you).
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After all, take five boys, put them in one small house, and see what it looks and sounds like: it's a porridge of mess and fighting.
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Kaishi will take five to 000 percent commission on products sold via the app, and is currently discussing deals with toy manufacturers, banks and tech companies.
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To work at Sweaty Betty, Rachel was required to take five "product breakfasts" meant to educate her on the what's, why's, and how's of the company.
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"We started the turnaround journey four and a half years ago and I said at the time it was going to take five years," Whitman said.
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Mowry said General Fusion has built all the components to create a reactor, but now it needs to develop a prototype, which will take five years.
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San Francisco is now using automatic license plate scanners that can cost tens of thousands of dollars each, and still take five seconds per plate scanned.
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It's a massive undertaking, and NARA estimates it will take five years to complete the pilot project, with an initial focus on 40,000 of the canisters.
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But he was able to markup the price because in many instances, these farmers, family friends, would take five or six months to pay him back.
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The plan would take five years to fully implement for 230,230 workers, including ticket agents, baggage handlers, security officers, cleaners, and food services and retail workers.
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" Regarding how long it will take to invest that giant sum, he said, "It's not going to take five years — it's going to take much less.
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If you don't have access to any, follow these tips to take a free, professional-looking headshot, and then take five minutes to load it in.
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If 130 million people do indeed participate, the final video will be the longest in the world and take five years to watch, according to ONE.
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Take five more, long, deep breaths, while immersing your mind in the sense of resting in awareness of your body in a state of complete relaxation.
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Billionaire hedge-fund manager Steve Cohen is buying the New York Mets baseball team in a deal that will take five years to complete, CNN reported.
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Mr. Cui said that some of the changes that the United States was asking the Chinese to make would take five to 10 years to accomplish.
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"Even though we have won, it may take five years or so for people to come to peace with it and maybe some never will," he said.
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Otherwise it can literally take five to 10 years before a liquidity event happens, either via IPO or through a private acquisition, if it happens at all.
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Meanwhile, it could take five to 15 years for the Fed to transition to the sorts of bonds policymakers want going into a recession, Fed staff said.
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It's worth it to take five minutes and play-dream about a simple town of happy animals who support each other, I guess is what I'm saying.
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By some estimates, the most agile dancers could take five steps per second, and the blurry quality of the videos made their moves seem even more superhuman.
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The planned observation will take five years, focusing on a third of the sky with data capable of bringing a third dimension to standard 2D sky maps.
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It can take five to seven weeks to take part in the most important part of our democracy, and some states are trying to make it harder.
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Microsoft's redevelopment, which will take five to seven years to complete, would not ordinarily stand out — lots of technology companies outgrow their offices and need new space.
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Also among what Mr. Netanyahu terms his "natural partners" is the hard-line Yisrael Beiteinu party, led by Avigdor Lieberman, which is projected to take five seats.
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More than 15 million seniors take five or more medications, and that number has tripled from 1988 to 2010, according to a study by Charlesworth in 2015.
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It would take five votes to overturn the ruling, and it appears unlikely that any of the court's four more liberal justices would support the administration's position.
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"It took a few days longer than I was hoping but it's bloody awesome," Take Five owner and skipper Ian Gannon said of the six-night trip.
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Take five minutes to play through this game from ABC Australia and see what it's like for your entire job to be driven by a single number.
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Currently penalty shootouts see team A and team B take five penalties each in an alternating pattern with sudden death used after that if the scores are level.
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It may only take five minutes to file a candidacy form with the FEC to run for US president, but the legitimacy in many people's minds is real.
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Instead, take five to focus on just the experience at hand—your morning cup, in many instances—on the smell and taste of the coffee in your mouth.
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And it -- this just goes to show, why did it take five days and the whole national movement for Facebook to respond to my -- my -- my ad here?
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Students take five core courses inside the Department of Art & Public Policy plus multiple electives throughout a major research university located in the heart of New York City.
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Mueller said in a court filing Friday he expects it will take five to eight days for the government to lay out its case against the Trump associate.
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Thankfully, I was able to take five months away from my job to find a mood stabilizer medication that worked for me and soon felt like myself again.
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"Sometimes I tell my clients to take five minutes to themselves and do something that doesn't involve any sort of electronics," sex therapist Vanessa Marin previously told Insider.
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"The thyroid is a pretty efficient gland at storing iodine," he said, so it can take five to 10 years of deficiency before goiters and brain damage return.
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Take five minutes every day to picture what you want in life, and ask yourself if you did something that day that moved you closer to your goal.
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I love that idea that every day, I can sit down at my desk and take five minutes before work to puzzle through something new and fresh and original.
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The technology for solid-state batteries is still quite immature, he says, and it'll likely take five to 10 years even to refine them enough for more practical application.
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Complex jazz songs, like Dave Brubeck's "Take Five," sound utterly empty because the Phantom Reactor struggles to reproduce the fine details on the high hat taps and piano riffs.
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Indeed, if presidents were ranked purely in terms of unemployment reduction, a stark political divide emerges; Democrats take five of the top six places, and Republicans the bottom five.
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In an interview in mid-2015, Mr. Lore predicted that the company would take five years to reach a point where it was not losing money on every shipment.
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But experts say it could take five years for the North to develop the technology needed, including a warhead capable of surviving the stress of re-entering the atmosphere.
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In 2014, the Atlanta-based restaurant announced it would work with suppliers to remove all antibiotics from its chicken supply, a process that it forecast will take five years.
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Now, Puerto Rico expects its budget to be $3.4 billion in the red this year — a deficit that will take five years to close — because of the storm's toll.
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Grass has grown back on the hillsides, but Ms. Parker said it would take five to seven years for the native plants to grow back and stabilize the earth.
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In a process that will take five to seven years, a joint team from the Archives of American Art and the foundation will digitize all of the archival contents.
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It would take five votes to overturn the ruling, and it is unlikely that Mr. Trump could obtain the vote of any of the court's four more liberal justices.
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Before reading, take five minutes to brainstorm a list of the ways you think A.I. might be able to enhance the quality of education for teachers, students and schools.
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Then, we take five skills students need when they write any comparative analysis and use exemplary student work from our previous contests to show them that might be done.
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Think of it like asking your mom to borrow her credit card to take five of your friends to the movies and promising not to spend more than $50.
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Boilesen expected the market for mobile advertising to remain tough into the first quarter of next year and said it might take five to six months to see an improvement.
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He estimated that it could take five to 10 years for another Scottish independence referendum to take place, depending on what level of support for independence is seen in polls.
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President and CEO, Dion Weisler, activist Cory Doctorow calls on the company to take five steps immediately including apologizing to its customers and resorting the original functionality to its printers.
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When any nerd with a credit card can go build their own PC in an afternoon, why is Apple going to take five years to build a new damn machine?
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"I didn&apost think it would take five years to fully get back into the house and had I known that I probably would&aposve left," Lata told Fox News.
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Milos Forman, who saw "Cuckoo's Nest" take five Academy Awards in 1975 and "Amadeus" take eight in 1985, loved that sound: the disruptive, anarchic signal of creativity on the loose.
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Seattle has homered in every game while outscoring the American League East leaders 41-18 and clubbing 14 home runs to Baltimore's five to take five of the six meetings.
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In a field with such depth that the U.S. has far more Rio-ready gymnasts than they can take, five athletes have been selected to go the 2016 Olympic Games.
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When Rambis compared Porzingis to Green earlier in the day, he added the caveat that it might take five or six years before Porzingis developed comparable foot speed and stamina.
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"We will continue to develop programming with Crucian and international artists," says Simone, who is developing Take Five into an annual Caribbean art series timed after Art Basel Miami Beach.
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WARSAW, June 19 (Reuters) - Cleaning the Polish pipeline and storage system from tainted Russian oil will take five to six months, Poland's minister responsible for energy infrastructure said on Wednesday.
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In an interview with the WaPo, Mr. Zuckerberg said that building private platforms "with the richness that the public platforms have had to date" could take five to 20173 years.
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At times she reminds me of a musician jamming, or one of those enviable cooks who can take five random ingredients lying around the kitchen and whip up a meal.
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You could take five minutes to read a short article, learn a piece of a new skill, knock out 20 push-ups, or do a quick five-minute stretch routine.
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The duo, based in the Netherlands and South Korea, have been awarded the front-end engineering design contract, with the work expected to take five months to complete, they said.
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Maamoun Abdelkarim, Syria's director general of antiquities and museums, estimates that 80% of Palmyra's ruins "are in good shape" and that restoration efforts may take five years with UNESCO's approval.
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My idea was we'll take five or six shots, pick two that land and polish those up, then the gameplay will at least be a little bit different from Halo 2.
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Berri, a close ally of Hezbollah, has said it could take five to six months to form the government, meaning it may not take office before parliamentary elections expected next year.
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It didn't take five minutes for event volunteers to confront her, asking her to please go to her assigned seat, even though the section was almost entirely empty at this point.
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"When you start to think about the complexity of getting them in and out of wardrobe and makeup for each of those characters, it would take five times longer," says Staake.
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It would take five years to reach that healthy level if all fishing were brought to a halt and 30 years if fishing were reduced 5 percent a year, it said.
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"If you've not spent any time filling your hopper with these opportunities that take five years to build up, there is only one choice: you have to buy them," said Oza.
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Answer: You end up with a monstrosity like South Carolina's Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility (MOX) - a building that was supposed to cost $1.6 billion and take five years to construct.
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"A lot of times, I take five or six sets of parents with me and get to see children experience their parents for the first time," Parris says in one video.
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"The Atlantic Ocean is far and the operation of the Iranian naval flotilla might take five months," Rear-Admiral Touraj Hassani was quoted as saying by the state news agency IRNA.
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Now, take five minutes to describe the dish in writing in as much detail as you can — but without naming the dish, or even the cuisine, if you can avoid it.
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"With this concept we take five experiments that we're familiar with, that have been done for hundreds of years in some cases, and take them to the next level," Partington explains.
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Or if you go to pick up a load and these people take five and a half hours to load you, they've killed five and a half hours of your day.
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The company also places great emphasis on personal development: Under its "Take Time" program, staff are invited to take five to 10 weeks out of work to pursue a personal passion.
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At Maersk, Mr. Stausholm said it could take five or even 10 years for that to happen, given all the partners — manufacturers, customs officials and farmers — that need to come together.
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Among people over 65, 44 percent of men and 57 percent of women take five or more nonprescription and/or prescription drugs a week, and 12 percent take 10 or more.
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"It's going to take five to 10 years to really understand the impact these changes in law will have," he said, again stressing the key role cultures will play in defining this.
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What's next: Elections take five weeks, so campaigning needs to start almost immediately to avoid a run-in with the Christmas season (which poses challenges for venue-booking, weather and voter turnout).
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Unless India's four existing money presses can be speeded up, or bills quickly imported, experts reckon it could take five or six months before the money removed from circulation is fully replaced.
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Take Five is a celebration and exploration of shared histories of territories within the African Diaspora through the lens of personal narratives of "otherness" at the intersection of race, gender, and sexuality.
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Contestants are making a big deal out of the Moon because, even with six decades of experience, it will take five years — at least for the U.S. — to get humans back there.
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The timing of the losses would depend on the length of post-Brexit transition arrangements, but would probably take five to 10 years at least to be fully felt, the IMF said.
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The bass player grabbed a mike and said, "Guys, we'll take five, be back in fifteen," which was a joke you got the feeling he'd made every night of his performing life.
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City studies have concluded that aggressive efforts by all the parties involved could lead to the inmate population's being reduced by about 2600,000, but that contraction would take five to 10 years.
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The work, which is scheduled to take five to seven years and will reportedly cost billions, will see 12 buildings knocked down and replaced with larger structures in addition to new ones.
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But it could take five to seven years for this bonanza to arrive, said Danny Ismail, an analyst and lead of office coverage for the real estate research firm Green Street Advisors.
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Even blockchain advocates say the hype has conditioned people to think that good answers are close at hand, when it could take five or 10 years for the technology to properly develop.
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" The fire might take five, 10 or 15 years to break out, but Dr. Zietman said, "Many are in their 50s or 60s, and will live long enough to get into trouble.
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Having two competing WiFi sources next to one another can disrupt each one's signal, so take five minutes to dig into your cable modem (it's annoying, believe me) and disable the setting.
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"A WTO complaint would be a last resort because it would take five or six years to come to any resolution," said Jaime Castaneda, senior vice president for the U.S. Dairy Export Council.
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"There have been periods where the market has been down two years in a row and it can take five or more years to get back to where you were before," Gagliardi said.
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Canada needs the 18 jets to act as a stopgap measure until it is able run an open competition to replace its veteran CF-18 fighters, a process that could take five years.
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For more information on Take Five, please contact: Press inquiries April Hunt, Sparkplug PR [email protected], (646) 245-9312 General inquiries & hospitality Alaina Simone, Alaina Simone Enterprises [email protected], (917) 941-2245 www.alainasimoneinc.com
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Knowing the scale would take five baseline readings before I could see just how healthy my heart was, I didn't look in the app for a reading until after my sixth weigh-in.
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Pittsburgh looked headed for the top of the wild card standings after a road trip through San Francisco and Los Angeles that saw them take five of six from the NL West heavyweights.
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"Then when you go back to the sugar you don't want it as much," she said, adding that Romero told her to take five days off and then start the challenge up again.
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I liked to find a quiet day at work and stop by an employee's desk, pull them into my office, and take five minutes to tell them why I valued them so much.
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It does take five to six sessions to really "grasp the method, relax and start reaping the benefits," according to the follow-up email sent by Tempo an hour after class has ended.
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The M.T.A. has made overhauling its signals, some of which date back to before World War II, at the forefront of its agenda — a project that some estimates say could take five decades.
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But the company says it may take five days before the power lines are completely re-energized, and it remains unclear how long some people will have to wait to fully regain electricity.
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The recent rediscovery involves a United States Forest Service archaeologist, railroad historians and a team of archaeology graduate students who have embarked on a research project that may take five years to complete.
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At the extreme, think about aerospace, where the process from sale to delivery can take five or eight years, with interminable but inevitable setbacks along the way for complex design reconfigurations and the like.
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Not going to happen overnight, gonna take five to seven years, but then I think that we've succeeded if we build some real stars of this company over a period of time. Okay. Thanks.
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The Tokyo-based startup behind it says that its shower could let a family of three each take five-minute showers every day for up to two weeks with just five gallons of water.
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Kim noted that it can take five to seven years to develop a car, where it only takes a year to develop a phone and a few weeks or months to develop an app.
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Attempting to apply a timeline to the coming changes, Leebow Wolmer said that automated cars are a five year or less story, not something that will take five to ten years to play out.
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For decades, anyone who wanted to win a military contract had to jump through hoops in a process that could take five to seven years just for the military to decide what it wanted.
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D. Keith Mano, whose teeming, rollicking novels explored the problems and passions of Christianity in the modern world, to remarkable effect in the capacious, Rabelaisian black comedy "Take Five," died on Wednesday in Manhattan.
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And 'Take Five' presents a man who loses his five senses one after another, until he is left a shimmering spot in absolute nothingness — at which point one either finds God or goes mad.
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Mr. Marquardt described Mr. Fischman as the "perfect editorial writer" — one who could take five imperfect bullet points from overzealous editors and publishers and transform those thoughts into a sharp, intelligent and fair editorial.
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New York (CNN Business)The New York Mets have agreed to be sold to hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen, in a deal that will take five years to complete, the team announced Wednesday evening.
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Never again will David Ortiz, Big Papi himself, spit into his batting gloves and take five years to step into the batter's box within the hallowed grounds of Jet Blue Park at Fenway South.
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But removing them to safety in the US would take five years, Zeller told CNN -- in part due to the bureaucratic application process for a "Special Immigrant Visa," which covers Iraq and Afghan wartime allies.
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And children who might take five or 10 years to earn a free trip on their own through once-a-year flights can contribute to a joint account that helps the family save money sooner.
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Billed as a "Post Art Basel Miami Beach Art World Retreat," the inaugural Caribbean performance series, Take Five, took place roughly 11,000 miles southeast of Miami Beach, on the US Virgin Island of St. Croix.
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Team GB will take five canoe athletes to Japan with Liam Heath, sprint gold medallist from the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, leading the way in search of a fourth medal at his third Olympics.
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Team GB will take five canoe athletes to Japan with Liam Heath, sprint gold medallist from the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, leading the way in search of a fourth medal at his third Olympics.
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Think of it like if your mom gave you her credit card to take five friends to the movies for $50 — but instead you took more than ten friends and spent more than twice that.
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If the decline of a republic is something that doesn't take five years, but instead takes 50 years, or 70 years, or 120 years, Trump is likely not the last of these kinds of figures.
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Barring a "cliff edge" falling out, Britain and the EU would agree withdrawal terms by 2019 and an interim deal to avoid needless disruption during negotiation of a new relationship that may take five more years.
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A typical satellite might cost over $200 million to build and launch, take five years from start to operations, and involve as many as a dozen government approvals; not least of which were national security related.
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Therefore, the announced programmes, expected to take five years, would be only 10% of what needs to be done ... That said, Yao doesn't think authorities haven't really wrapped their policy heads around the problem fully yet.
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If your company doesn't grow at 100 percent annually, but instead "only" grows at 50 percent annually, it will take five years (not three) to achieve revenue levels where we can earn our target 3x return.
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As a result, incumbents like NTT DoCoMo have announced rate cuts of up to 40 percent on mobile services, while warning investors that it may take five years for the company to return to current profitability.
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"It can take five to 10 years of training to be able to do the techniques, and during that time they aren't producing for years, so it is a big investment for us," Mr. Buccellati said.
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There is also the time and cost to patients, who may have to travel long distances for treatment that can take five days—to assess need, produce a prosthesis, and fit it to the residual limb.
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She was to begin taking a five-milligram tablet on the fifth day of her period, continue taking one a day for 20 days, then take five days off, at which point her bleeding would start.
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The country's infrastructure minister Claver Gatete told a news conference that a construction company was still being sought to build the airport, and that once work starts, the first phase would take five years to complete.
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On Wednesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that the city, in addition to (potentially) divesting $5 billion in pension funds, was taking take five oil companies—BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, and Royal Dutch Shell—to court.
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"I would tell Kevin that he should, every night before he goes to bed and every day before he goes to work, he should take five minutes, close his eyes and sort of center himself," Hartley said.
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For Flipkart, the process would take five-to-six months, said one of the sources, who told Reuters: "the company is right now focusing on working with sellers (for compliance), all rest is on the back burner".
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Along with using food waste, the report explored the creation of novel building materials such as mushroom bricks that take five days to grow and cultivated micro-algae facades, along with manufacturing processes that use 3D printing.
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"If (the closure) happens while they decide, which could take five or six years, the operation would not be worth it and Cerrejon's history would end this year," Fonseca said, adding the company's concession lasts until 2034.
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"The typical estimates are that it will take five years or so," said Siegfried Hecker, a former director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the United States and a leading expert on North Korea's nuclear program.
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Lukoil's Alekperov said he believed it would take five to seven years for Iran to boost output significantly and that this would happen only if the Islamic Republic put the right legislation in place to compete for investments.
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So, just imagine if you have an ocean cleanup in the middle of nowhere, now, you can take this machine and park that machine and you can take five tons of trash and transform that into a school.
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Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says Canada needs the 18 jets to act as a stopgap measure until it is able run an open competition to replace its veteran CF-18 fighters, a process that could take five years.
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After a night of monitored sleep in the lab, you'll be instructed to take five naps, one every two hours in order to help figure out how long it takes you to enter the REM cycle of sleep.
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Ireland has pumped 20.7 billion euros ($24 bln) into the country's second-largest bank, whose chief executive estimated in December that it would take five to 13 years for the government to sell its entire 99.8 percent shareholding.
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A gene-edited crop may take five years to move from development to commercialization in the United States, compared with a genetically modified crop that could take 12 years, said Dan Dyer, head of seeds development at Syngenta.
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Still, DEA figures indicate the flow of organic heroin has been high and rising in recent years, and the official estimated it could take five to 40 years for growth of fentanyl to put a significant dent in that.
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The Chinese drone manufacturer stated last night that the Inspire 2 would now have a top speed of 58 mph, reduced from 67 mph, and would take five seconds to reach 50 mph, not four seconds as first indicated.
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You'll learn how to do just that by enrolling in the Computer Hacker Professional Certification Package, which contains more than 60 hours of training in breaching wireless networks' security systems that'll prepare you to take five industry certification exams.
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Urban Zakapa and Younha took the softer "Moai" and "Take Five" and updated them with more polished and cinematic versions, while rappers Loopy and Nafla of MKIT Rain translated the intensity of "Internet War" into their own sinister remake.
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The Phoenix renovation is expected to wrap up at the end of this year or in early 2020, and Mr. Robinson said it would take five to seven years for a "critical mass" of Sheraton hotels to be renovated.
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It would still take five more years for a woman — The Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow — to finally take home the coveted Academy Award for Best Director, a momentous event we're still waiting to repeat nearly a decade later.
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"There aren't a lot of things difficult to roll back so it could be done with a stroke of a pen and progress would be halted," Mohler said, noting that the phase-out was designed to take five years to complete.
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U.S. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said the credit rating company must take five steps within the next week, including proactively notifying consumers whose sensitive personal information was hacked, provide free credit monitoring services and allowing credit freezes for 10 years.
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A source familiar with Libya's oil operations said because of the extensive damage at two terminals and some of the upstream fields that feed into them, it would take five weeks to bring their export capacity up to 100,000 bpd.
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In an era where half of all video games take five minutes and three menu screens to load up, and the other half demand micropayments, Tecmo Super Bowl is still easy to learn, intuitive to control, ridiculous and somehow realistic.
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Market leader NTT DoCoMo announced about a week ago that it would cut customer rates by 40 percent on mobile services, and warned investors that it may take five years for the company to return to this fiscal year's profitability.
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Barring a "cliff edge" falling out, Britain and the EU would agree withdrawal terms by 2019 and an interim deal to avoid disruption during negotiation of a new trade accord that experts reckon could take five to seven years more.
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Consider what a person can do in just the time it takes to wait for a bus: text, watch a comedy skit, play a video game, buy concert tickets, take five selfies, each with a different set of cartoon ears.
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As Thrones scrambles to wrap up its massive narrative, a story that in its complete form creator George R.R. Martin claims would take five more seasons, romantically entangled characters are being forced through emotional gymnastics to support big plot developments.
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After six nights at sea and with rations low, Tasmanian 30-foot yacht Take Five crossed the finish line Wednesday in 5 days, 23 hours, 41 minutes for the 628-nautical-mile course in the 75th edition of the race.
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If Trump were to be elected and then seek to renegotiate the Paris deal or pull out altogether — a step which, based on the text of the deal, would take five years before it could be completed — it would effectively neuter the agreement.
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The deal values the privately held enterprise churning out milling machines and asphalt pavers at about 9.5 times estimated EBITDA for this year, before accounting for a potential 100 million euros in annual synergies that will take five years to materialize fully.
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It goes something like this: Take five minutes (or less) and schedule a fun activity to celebrate the end of a stressful day —whether it's texting a friend and setting up dinner plans for that evening, or deciding what you'll watch on Netflix.
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He had expected to take five months off on a sabbatical to complete the final two mountain ranges in the Seven Summits Club (Mount Vinson-Massif in Antartica and Everest) and then return to work in June, Cash wrote on his LinkedIn page.
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Warm up with your puppy before runs with five to ten minutes of walking, the same way a human runner primes himself or herself, and afterward take five to ten minutes of walking to cool down to lessen the chance of injury.
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"Experts estimate that it will take five if not 10 years until the Senegalese government will be able to handle the flood situation, taking climate change and lacking urbanization plans into account," Flurina Rothenberger, a photographer who has documented the floods, told Refinery29.
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"We were inspired to create an art exhibition and performance series on the beautiful island of St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Island, because of the island's rich history and cultural landscape," explains Take Five organizer, Alaina Simone, to The Creators Project.
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Hayashi, one of the Japanese scientists, guesses it will take five years to produce egg-like cells from other human cells, with another 10 to 20 years of testing before doctors and regulators feel the process is safe enough to use in a clinic.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A trade deal between Britain and the United States could take five to 10 years to negotiate if Britain votes to leave the European Union at a June 23 referendum, U.S. President Barack Obama told the BBC in an interview broadcast on Sunday.
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Predictions by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which built the hub, that this number will somehow double when the site opens seem as reliable as the authority's initial promises that the project would take five years and cost $2.2 billion.
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It can take five years or more to train the finest horses before they are ready to face judges who will count every step and scrutinize details like the height of their step during a piaffe and the setting of the horse's nasal line.
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In a memo asking for more hiring authorities obtained by CNN last year, now-Commissioner Kevin McAleenan laid out the difficulties of hiring, concluding that optimistic estimates show it would still take five to 10 years to hire the 5,000 additional agents Trump has sought.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A trade deal between Britain and the United States could take five to 10 years to negotiate if Britain votes to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum, U.S. President Barack Obama told the BBC in an interview broadcast on Sunday.
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"A skin cream isn't going to take five or ten years off your face, but they can help with issues like discoloration, fine lines, or texture—some of the hallmark signs of getting old," says Clarissa Yang, a dermatologist and assistant professor at Harvard Medical School.
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After a week that saw them take five of six points, including a pair of wins over a Lightning team that had won nine straight, the Flyers find themselves three points back of the Red Wings and four back of the Penguins in the wild-card race.
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As I pulled over on the Massachusetts Turnpike to take five at a rest stop, I noticed a woman at the Burger King counter wearing a lovely formal dress, her hair meticulously styled; she wore heels and a pair of stockings with seams running up the back.
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When one of Nike's lawyers said that he had never received payments like that Avenatti asked if he had ever "held the balls of the client in your hand where you could take five to six billion dollars market cap off of them," according to court documents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve Board laid out on Monday how U.S. banks can apply to take five more years to comply with the Volcker Rule, a reform emerging from the 2007-09 financial crisis that has received some of the harshest criticism from Wall Street.
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Students would still have to take five Regents exams, and, as was the case under the regulation passed last year, the district superintendent would have to review their coursework to determine if they showed proficiency in the subjects for which they did not pass the exam.
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Typically, four justices need to vote in favor of accepting a case, but the fact that Nebraska and Oklahoma requested to file their lawsuit directly in the Supreme Court raises an issue of jurisdiction, which means it would take five votes to agree to hear it.
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While commodity watchers have focused on the response from U.S. shale producers as they await signs of market balance, Yergin cautioned that the postponement of "big, megaprojects" around the world that typically take five to seven years to complete is jeopardizing the industry's ability to meet future demand.
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Washington (CNN)Optimistic internal estimates say that it could still take five to 10 years for Customs and Border Protection to hire all the additional agents President Donald Trump has ordered, even if the agency gets a wish list of requests to make hiring easier, according to documents obtained by CNN.
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It was almost two years to the day since the Brexit vote, and May's government had still not settled on a plan for its new customs relationship with the E.U. The likeliest option, it is estimated, will cost businesses twenty billion pounds a year and take five years to develop.
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Waldstein: I spoke to former Dodgers outfielder Shawn Green before the game and he said the rule of thumb at Dodger Stadium is that when there is moisture on the grass, outfielders should take five steps in, because that means there is moisture in the air, which tamps the ball down.
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If general elections do happen, they would take five to six weeks, and it's likely Britain would have to get permission from the European Union to extend Article 50 (the mechanism of the EU treaty that the UK used to withdraw from the bloc) and push back the Brexit deadline.
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"Opening up the environmentally sensitive areas that Obama had closed could make a difference that could increase conventional fuel production by 2000 million barrels per day (bpd) or more, but that would take five to seven years, so in the short-term, there's no impact," said FGE founder and chairman, Fereidun Fesharaki.
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"The exit searches burden Apple's employees by preventing them from leaving the premises with their personal belongings until they undergo an exit search—a process that can take five to 20 minutes to complete—and by compelling them to take specific movements and actions during the search," said Judge Tani Cantil-Sakauye.
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They began seeing each other on weekends (he skipped a fall band tour to take five math classes to finish up at N.Y.U.), and in November she attended a show for the first time as his girlfriend at Death by Audio, a club formerly in Brooklyn, and met his bandmates and friends.
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With the semi-final on a knife edge at 1-1 after the singles were shared, Nadal and veteran Lopez came through an electrifying doubles clash against Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski, winning 7-33(3) 7-6(8) to take five-time winners Spain into their first Davis Cup final since 2012.
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After he was taken in a medical helicopter to MetroHealth Medical Center, Tommy managed to stay strong after doctors told him he had suffered a spinal cord injury and had been paralyzed from the waist down in the accident and that it would take five or six years before he's able to walk again.
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"Trade deals take five to ten years to negotiate; they take a longer period to have an effect and frankly the idea that you can replace such a dominant partner in which the whole of your service sector and your industry sector is highly integrated by just jumping on a plane to China is absolute nonsense," he said.
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When an invoice reaches the basement warehouse, they reportedly have only three minutes to find and send the requested merchandise upstairs before a manager reprimands them; while an average good takes just a minute-and-a-half to deliver, Rosendo said, bulk orders naturally require more time and may take five or six minutes to complete.
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Typically, it takes a few days to several months for the burn wound to heal, depending on the depth and severity of the injury; while superficial burns can take five to 10 days to heal, third-degree burns, also known as full thickness burns, usually require skin grafting in order to heal, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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The process of joining can be drawn out, with J.P. Morgan Economist Malcolm Barr noting this week that it can take five to seven years and unanimous agreement among the member states over entry qualification, although there is a possibility that if Scotland were to become independent and then re-apply to join the EU, the process could be quicker, Barr noted.
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The opportunity to take five minutes and go to the publishing room—and it's not that many guys, it's maybe 123 people in the publishing team—but to be able to go up to the publishing team and take the 20 minutes to stand there and shake each one of their hands and thank them for what they did and they get a coin for it?
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"Law enforcement is never a complete solution," according to Jim Plitt, a deputy special agent working for Homeland Security's investigative arm in San Diego and primarily focused on targeting the groups directing smuggling operations into the US. A tall bill Trump's plan to add thousands of additional border agents could help combat the flow of these substances through these checkpoints, but hiring could take five to 10 years and cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
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"Older adults are taking an awful lot of pills these days — 66 percent take five drugs or more per day, and 27 percent take 10 or more per day — so if some of those pills are no longer necessary and may even be causing harm, why not ask if it is time to deprescribe?" said Dr. Cara Tannenbaum, a professor of medicine and pharmacy at the University of Montreal, and director of the Canadian Deprescribing Network.
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The American AI initiative directs federal agencies to take five important steps to increase U.S. leadership in AI: prioritize AI in their R&D missions; make resources critical to AI development, including data and computing resources, available to researchers and industry; establish guidance and standards for AI in various sectors; prioritize worker training programs to help American workers develop skills necessary to work with AI; and the administration commits to ensuring that international markets are open and competitive, as well as conducive to AI R&D.
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Attorneys with Mueller's office, which is jointly prosecuting the case with the U.S. attorney's office in D.C., told the court last month that it expects it will take five to eight days for the government to present its case at trial against the longtime GOP operative and associate of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Take five half pints of thick cream, half a pint of Rhenish wine, half a pint of sack, and the juice of two large Seville oranges; grate in just the yellow rind of three lemons, and a pound of double-refined sugar well beat and sifted; mix all together with a spoonful of orange-flower water; beat it well together with a whisk half an hour, then with a spoon take it off, and lay it on a sieve to drain, then fill your glasses: these will keep above a week, and are better made the day before.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE expects it will take five to eight days for the government to present its case at trial against Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, a longtime associate of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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