It's unclear how long the FAA will take to approve the fix and deem the planes safe to take to the skies again.
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The man, Bill White, former head of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, had filled the S.U.V. with property and memorabilia that he planned to take to take to his office.
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Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to demand that President Park resigns Hundreds of thousands take to the streets to demand that President Park resigns This segment originally aired Nov.
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But what would it take to ... kill them all?
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The document does not elaborate on what steps the United States will take to guarantee North Korea's security, nor does it lay out the steps North Korea will need to take to denuclearize.
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The document does not elaborate on what steps the United States will take to guarantee North Korea's security, nor does it lay out the steps North Korea will need to take to denuclearize.
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How many Brans does it take to change a kingdom?
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Give me one that you didn't take to something else.
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TC: How long did it take to complete these challenges?
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What does it take to get a vile idea repudiated?
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We will raise our voices and take to the streets.
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""What does it take to be successful in this company?
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What does it take to design a costume for Beyoncé?
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MORE: What will it take to free Mosul from ISIS?
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Noisey: How long does one full video take to create?
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""What did he take to get so drunk so fast?
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What does it take to be a good tree planter?
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There are steps you can take to mend the relationship.
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How many engineers does it take to change a lightbulb?
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How much time did it take to actually do that?
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How many Apple engineers does it take to fix iTunes?
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How long does it take to set up the system?
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KS: What does it take to get the price down?
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" (seven years) and "How long did it take to film?
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How long did I take to tell you an answer?
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Immediately, Hawaiians and allies began to take to the streets.
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Watch next: "What does it take to prepare for retirement?"
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The outrage that followed saw residents take to the streets.
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But what does it really take to achieve that goal?
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What will it take to stop watching those narratives occur?
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What does it take to become a champion pole dancer?
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That said, some patients just don't take to getting jabbed.
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This is what it would take to break the range.
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How long will it take to obtain a building permit?
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It brings its total North American take to $70.5 million.
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Cuban: And so, what does it take to learn AI?
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And, how long would it take to bake and assemble?
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What does it take to be a unicorn, you ask?
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So what does it take to raise a creative child?
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He also encouraged his supporters to take to the streets.
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It's unclear when the plane will take to the skies.
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How long does it take to "return," so to speak?
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" "What does it take to be the first female anything?
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How long will it take to get that better deal?
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It gave leaders something to take to their undecided members.
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What does it take to amass such a huge following?
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He urged supporters to take to the streets in protest.
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That's the message I will take to the next president.
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How long does it take to decorate an intricate cookie?
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How many celebrities did it take to make Zoolander 2?
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" "What does it take to be the first female anything?
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Outrage spreads through Spain and 22011 million take to streets.
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How many songs does it take to encompass a relationship?
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How long does it take to tell a good story?
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What would it take to actually start reefing those rigs?
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What does it take to make it to the top?
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What measures can Facebook take to better control its content?
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"But it's something I definitely take to heart," she continued.
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How long did it take to initiate a complete review?
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Imagine the internal loathing it must take to do this.
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" What does it take to use "the power of broke?
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What does it really take to get the job done?
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How did your fan base take to the vegan switch?
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And how do opposition fans and teams take to it?
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AHow long does it take to fully remove a tattoo?
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So what does it take to get by in London?
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And they both take to nail polish to express it.
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People stuff them into plastic bottles to take to market.
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And what actions will we take to save that idea?
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How long do the French take to reach their bakery?
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You have to give and take to get something done.
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But how long did it take to make that jump?
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But what's it going to take to pop the bubble?
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How much money does it take to compete with Uber?
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What steps will you take to find or replace it?
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"It's a healthy approach to take to heroes," Smith asserts.
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What does it take to be a successful Airbnb host?
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So what does it take to be a venture capitalist?
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What will it take to make permanent, substantial societal change?
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How many scientists does it take to change a lightbulb?
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OK, how long does it take to eat a sandwich?
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How many guys does it take to pull him down?
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Read: What Would It Take to Destroy the Islamic State?
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What would it take to turn this into a Pono?
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How long does it take to make each each pie?
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Talk about how long does it take to get divorced?
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How long does it take to build a single tree?
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Are there other avenues people can take to protect kids?
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There'll be some give and take to achieve those objectives.
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How long does it take to admit something isn't working?
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How many generations does it take to erase that hate?
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Or for something to take to a picnic or potluck.
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So what will it take to clean out the rot?
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"Most apples just take to a blend better," he said.
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"Who will I take to parties now?" cried a mourner.
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Here are steps women can take to become financially savvy.
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HOW MANY Republicans does it take to change a lightbulb?
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What steps should the Fed take to strengthen inflation expectations?
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How many puppeteers does it take to operate one Gelfing?
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Experts provide the steps you can take to avoid them.
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There are steps you can take to reduce those emissions.
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Consider what it would take to save the highest percentage.
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How long should it take to write a political play?
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That's what caused the people to take to the streets.
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What steps are they planning to take to challenge it?
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How many people did it take to create each message?
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What steps do you take to protect your online identity?
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What would it take to add voting to that list?
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Her book outlines steps leaders can take to make change.
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What would it take to get you playing together again?
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What does it take to get fired in this country?
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So what would it take to make sexual harassers stop?
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And how long does Pront take to show all that?
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That brings its global take to more than $203 million.
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But first, what will it take to get to four?
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What do you think it would take to come together?
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What are steps we can take to mitigate drone events?
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Exactly how long does it take to drive to school?
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WHY, AND HOW LONG DID IT TAKE TO GET HERE?
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What will it take to finally level the playing field?
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So what does it take to become a data scientist?
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I admire those who take to the streets for demonstrations.
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That's what it's going to take to beat Scott Walker.
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NASA scientists take to Reddit to issue a dire warning
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But there are precautions you can take to sext securely.
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But how long will it take to see a truffle?
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Instead, as if mimicking workout instructors, Ojeda-Sague gives himself directions, showing what it would take to change a society built on patriarchy and white privilege, and what it would take to change his mind.
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What does it take to wipe that smile off your face?
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But Mukilteo is my fun one to take to the dance.
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There are approaches you can take to try to normalize it.
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But there is a shortcut you can take to good skin.
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Shit. What's it going to take to bring these communities together?
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The measures US authorities take to conceal their use is extreme.
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Who knows how long it will take to resolve, Liu says.
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How long this will take to finish is another question entirely.
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Below are a few steps you can take to stay safe.
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What does it take to orchestrate the biggest heist in Hollywood?
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But how many mutations did it take to transform the molecule?
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There are several steps we can take to slow this scourge.
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That decision prompted protesters to take to the streets of Sacramento.
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There are other routes Trump could take to challenge the results.
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What does it take to turn Australia into a video game?
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It's delicious and I have enough to take to work tomorrow.
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How long does it take to plan a raid like this?
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Diana also didn't take to some of Charles' more traditional habits.
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We must take to the polls in great numbers and vote.
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Such folk were unlikely to take to Mrs Merkel's anointed successor.
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In either case, protesters will no doubt take to the streets.
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If people can't have their bread, they take to the streets.
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How Many Laser Pointers Would It Take to Kill a Human?
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She also knew exactly what it would take to kill Meehan.
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What does it really take to stand out from the rest?
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WHO KNOWS HOW LONG THIS IS GOING TO TAKE TO TURN.
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How many people does it take to put together the festival?
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Despite the ordeal, Gursky plans to take to the skies again.
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How long does it typically take to get the perfect shot?
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How long did it take to create Khloé's latest blonde look?
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Returning from their apartment, the band take to the cramped stage.
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What's it going to take to go to 5 million cars?
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We know what it's going to take to protect net neutrality.
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Here are five steps you can take to smooth the process.
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Things I would later take to heart and turn into power.
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A small surge of voters take to the polls, Saturday, Aug.
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He doesn't just take to the platform for grandstanding and bluster.
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Scooter riders take to sidewalks, just as they do on bikes.
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So opponents will take to the streets today to protest. 2.
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The question is how long this would all take to develop.
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So what does it take to be a boss like Kris?
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How many punks does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
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So, who else could Dev ever take to Chef Jeff's house?
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REBECCA PATERSON: HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO ROLL THAT OUT?
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How much plastic does it take to kill a sea turtle?
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Just how much soda does it take to ground a plane?
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Six people were take to a hospital; all have been released.
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What will it take to prosecute this as a hate crime?
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How long will they take to go through the court system?
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That's kind of always been my take to music in general.
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What does it take to get the Republican majority to act?
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That is the oath we all take: to protect and defend.
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That's precisely what it will take to fix America's regulatory mess.
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The question now: What will it take to end Trump's presidency?
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What would it take to make you stop supporting Donald Trump?
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But what will it take to win over the anal anxious?
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How much financial knowledge does it take to change your life?
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Q: How many Apple engineers does it take to fix iTunes?
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How many men does it take to do a woman's job?
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What steps must we take to effectuate a reversal of fortune?
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But there are measures you can take to limit those hassles.
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What, actually, did it take to make it to the top?
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The skit received heavy backlash, prompting Schumer to take to Twitter.
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She wasn't the only "GoT" actor to take to social media.
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There are steps we can take to protect our democracy now.
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Today, survivors can take to social media directly and often do.
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Here are several steps you can take to avoid this confusion.
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How much political experience does it take to be elected president?
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Experts of all kinds take to YouTube to share their wisdom.
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Here's every step you'll need to take to accomplish the task.
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What steps would your administration take to encourage innovation and investment?
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What does it take to be middle class in Los Angeles?
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"How long does it take to build a bridge?" he asked.
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GM's 49,000 UAW-represented workers could take to the picket lines.
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What would it take to get more households to own stock?
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There are numerous steps that they can take to do this.
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Americans don't say, 'Let's take to the streets and have violence.
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How many electoral votes does it take to win the presidency?
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Here's what it will take to bring Democrats to the table.
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It's unclear what steps the government will take to do this.
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What action do you need to take to get that result?
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All it would take to do this is simply doing it.
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She then asked the group for ideas to take to POTUS.
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Thankfully, there are steps you can take to make sexting safer.
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The one constant we take to each situation is our mind.
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Dozens upon dozens take to the wooden roads outside the generator.
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Ahead, find some inspiration to Pin or take to your colorist.
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Maybe take to the catwalk yourself, to earn a new achievement.
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Survivors can take to an unmediated space to tell their stories.
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Shontell: How long did it take to get to 25,220 subscribers?
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I don't know—a handsome peasant to take to the pope?
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That's what it's going to take to send the right message.
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What role should people within these communities take to create change?
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There are several steps we can take to address this problem.
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He offered specific actions he would take to address the crisis.
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" The mayor continued: "What does it take to get some attention?
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It's a lesson that student activists today should take to heart.
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What's it going to take to actually get a special counsel?
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How much science does it take to come to your senses?
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And what will it take to restore balance in this world?
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The bus you take to get there is the FICO bus.
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What will it take to provide truly personalized socially responsible investing?
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That's what it's going to take to try and beat Trump.
|
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So what does it take to be anointed to the list?
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And what would it take to get negotiations with Pyongyang started?
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How many jurors does it take to deliver a guilty verdict?
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So what does it take to build that kind of relationship?
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Here are concrete steps it could take to make things better.
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Doctors know what it will take to respond to this crisis.
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With impeachment looming, it's time to take to the streets again.
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How many biographers does it take to change a light bulb?
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What does it take to start a successful business these days?
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So what does it take to put a shot that far?
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And that's the same approach we want to take to retail.
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TechCrunch: How long did it take to build out the tech?
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But there's another route to take to get a 4K stream.
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The next time you take to the skies, pay close attention.
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I also brew coffee to take to-go on the bus.
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All told, prosecutors had a case they could take to trial.
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Some will also take to the runway at a fashion show.
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There are several steps he can take to further this goal.
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Should I buy presents for James to take to his cousins?
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It's also unclear how long it will take to reimpose sanctions.
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How long does it take to defend El Chapo at trial?
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What — or who — will it take to unite the Democratic Party?
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JB: What would it take to shut you/the site down?
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It's unclear how long it will take to fully untangle themselves.
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Here are some steps you can take to avoid being a victim.
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I asked Pinderhughes what it would take to actually achieve that goal.
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What do you think it will take to make this future harmonious?
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Most of them, all of them I didn't take to something else.
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What does it take to get some peace and quiet around here?
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There are steps you can take to shore up your computer's security.
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And that's just the time it will take to pass the law.
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You begin to ration each breath you take to reduce the cost.
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This is real life on a highway I take to the airport.
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There is no estimate on how long it will take to fix.
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Employees will take to the sky in their new looks come 2020.
|
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But it was enough for Stephen Conley to take to the skies.
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PIRRO: How many selfies does it take to get the perfect selfie?
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I'm not sure how long it's going to take to replace it.
|
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What's it going to take to get a broader, more comprehensive fix?
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Mr. Musk used his Twitter account to to take to Mr. Trump.
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But, they say, there are steps Congress could take to mitigate it.
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And Second: Don't take to heart everything that is said about you.
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We talk about what it would take to get a night nurse.
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We've often wondered exactly what it would take to win an Oscar.
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So, how many rubber bands does it take to pop a watermelon?
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I make my bed and pack a lunch to take to work.
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No word yet on how long the air will take to clear.
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Instead, get ready to pay up when you take to American roads.
|
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But what would it take to get sanctions lifted from Deripaska himself?
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This is what it will take to change the systems of oppression.
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What does it take to go out and be funny about it?
|
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So did white customers take to the regional dishes of these places?
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But what does it really take to make these breakthroughs in science?
|
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So how many women does it take to say he stole us?
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HOW many parties does it take to run a one-party state?
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There are just certain things that they take to and really love.
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Both take to the camera and tell their side of the story.
|
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So what will it take to make an insurance technology company successful?
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There's plenty to like as the 10 finalists take to the stage.
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Plenty of time to take to Reddit and spread the Naked gospel.
|
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HOW many days does it take to correct a misleading newspaper interview?
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How long it will actually take to circulate is another question entirely.
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I then cut up cucumber to take to work tomorrow with hummus.
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The documents also showed that people didn't really take to Snap Maps.
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How many takes will it take to kill the backwards bookshelves trend?
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Moreover, the opposition has become more willing to take to the streets.
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They argued over how long their plans would take to phase in.
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What does it take to steal the spotlight from a presidential candidate?
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There are steps consumers can take to protect themselves from food fraud.
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I typed "how long does it take to caramelize onions" into Chrome.
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It's unclear how long it'll take to reach a more global audience.
|
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How many games does it take to train an AI this way?
|
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On March 22th Russia will take to the polls for presidential elections.
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But there are steps travelers can take to minimize airline travel costs.
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As Mashable's Lance Ulanoff wrote, Snapchat users often take to Instagram too.
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However, there are steps you can take to minimize the financial stress.
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Related: What would it take to become a real life super hero?
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No word on how long it might take to arrive in pharmacies.
|
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What celeb will take to the above-the-shoulder hairstyle in 2018?
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" Men: "How many men does it take to change a toilet roll?
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Customers, meanwhile, continued to take to social media to voice their anger.
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So what would it take to create a genuine movement for change?
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Take to the skies to see the mysterious Nazca lines of Peru.
|
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What does it take to turn a concept into a production vehicle?
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And there are steps privacy-minded people can take to protect themselves.
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How many Nightly Show s does it take to actually fix it?
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It was unclear how long the ministry's move would take to complete.
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"How long does it take to write a poem?" she asked him.
|
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How long did it take to make and install 7,000 of them?
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Thankfully, there are steps they can take to help protect human lives.
|
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But what does it take to pull off such a complicated broadcast?
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Daily Burn: How Much Exercise Does It Take to Boost Brain Power?
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Still, I have to wonder if kids will take to Family Link.
|
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When somebody says, 'How long does it take to do your hair?
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What approach do you take to the content of the label writing?
|
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So what will it take to bring the Republicans home Nov. 8?
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Several advisors shared the objective actions they take to engender client trust.
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There are, thankfully, calculated measures to take to curb the taper jitters.
|
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What does it take to fall into the "C" or worse category?
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That halves the time the fish will take to reach marketable size.
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Here are some small steps you can take to conserve your energy.
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How long did it take to develop the technology for the app?
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Little kids seemed to take to Spider-Man best, which was funny!
|
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And to tackle what it will take to produce Africa's next unicorn?
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We'll see if this works well, and if people take to it.
|
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But how many drinks does it take to reach 28500 percent BAC?
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How much do you have to take to trip for a week?
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What does it take to tolerate, much less to esteem, such art?
|
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What does it take to become a master cymbal maker and tester?
|
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There are several steps the United States can take to discourage inversions.
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This latest report maps out what it may take to get there.
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Name Withheld Another man with secrets he would take to the grave.
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So what does it take to afford the country's most expensive locations?
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Still, hundreds of thousands of Kashmiris would occasionally take to the streets.
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How many airmen does it take to change a cargo aircraft tire?
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He wondered what it would take to become Jeff Park's mentor again.
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Tell investors how long it will take to get their money back.
|
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He's put together four paths the company could take to get there.
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What steps, if any, would your administration take to counter these actions?
|
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President Trump would be well advised not to take to that bait.
|
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Here are seven steps you can take to engage in self-care.
|
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How long would it take to notice the problem to begin with?
|
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What does it take to move the needle in health care outcomes?
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We had people pass us notes to take to the United States.
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What would it take to convince other scientists to take this seriously?
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He urges civilians to take to the streets to protest the coup.
|
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So what does it take to be successful in the long run?
|
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How long does it take to paint jaguar spots on one's face?
|
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Fortunately, there are steps you can take to better protect your info.
|
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What kind of education does it take to be a flavor guru?
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But there are a few actions individuals can take to protect themselves.
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That's the kind of photo you take to CVS and print out.
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What steps are you going to take to get to the Moon?
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Then there's the matter of what it would take to acquire him.
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It shows the hustle they have to take to get this money.
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In Baden-Baden, you take to the baths to relieve your pains.
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What will it take to regain civil discourse that serves common interests?
|
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Q: How long does it take to develop symptoms of the virus?
|
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What does it take to make a nation reconsider its self-image?
|
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The kids visiting Sloomoo take to slime like it's any other toy.
|
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Here are three steps you can take to secure your own account.
|
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So, what steps can we take to shop with peace of mind?
|
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How long does one of your short art videos take to create?
|
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He called on supporters to take to the streets again on Wednesday.
|
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It's unclear exactly what steps Mexico could take to satisfy Mr. Trump.
|
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What specific actions will California take to oppose Mr. Sessions's marijuana stance?
|
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Mr. Dragon was trained in classical piano but didn't take to it.
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What does it take to deny what everyone knows to be true?
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Here are some precautions you can take to help you breathe easier.
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What type of personality does it take to be in this business?
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What does it actually take to identify a person through genetic genealogy?
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Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic will also take to the courts today.
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And there are more precautions to take to mitigate the virus' spread.
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Mr. Moon urged a "bold give-and-take" to make it successful.
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"Well, what would it take to make that happen?" the caller asked.
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Fortunately, there are clear steps we can take to correct these effects.
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Watch next: "What does it take to navigate the world of dating?"
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There's always a boomerang take to make you feel bad for rooting.
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Below are the steps you can take to file an unemployment claim.
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The road Williams would take to Saturday's final was the high one.
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A carrier accomplishes little without warplanes able to take to the sky.
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What a strange path I have had to take to find you.
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Workers are set to take to the streets again later next week.
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Here are eight steps you can take to protect your digital life.
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But the thicker it is, the longer it will take to dry.
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He urged supporters to take to the streets to defend his triumph.
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How long will it take to persuade them to join the fight?
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But the factories it would take to do that don't (yet) exist.
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What steps would you take to test it out with real students?
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What other steps do you take to lock down your online life?
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How long did it take to develop the different locations and creatures?
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What steps do you think they should take to address the outbreak?
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Why are they so popular and what does it take to win?
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How might tiny herbivores like caterpillars take to an increasingly lush Arctic?
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Here's the bottom line: What will it take to get to 20?
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It is unclear how long it would take to conduct those sessions.
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There are several actions you can take to significantly improve their appearance.
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Teachers are not the only people inspired to take to the streets.
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It's scary to think what it would take to scare D.C. straight.
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The energy it would take to raise a kid well is overwhelming.
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So what does it take to afford the country's most popular locations?
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He outlined the steps the company could take to turn itself around.
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What would it take to get workers to have more power now?
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Part I: What Are Reasonable Precautions to Take to Protect Our Health?
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What other steps can I take to protect myself from identity fraud?
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There are multiple steps the military can take to lessen civilian casualties.
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You see these steps that he's trying to take to do extra.
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I have a younger brother who I can take to soccer practice.
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What would it take to see guidelines like Brazil's in the US?
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Take to the Middle East and North Africa for harissa and tahini.
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So what it would take to bring US transit up to par?
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He asked how long it would take to denuclearization the Korean Peninsula.
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What actions can you take to make your life flow more easily?
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Or whatever it's going to take to help the company succeed. Right.
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Start mapping out measures you can take to give yourself a boost.
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But there are steps you can take to make these attacks harder.
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Read next: What does it take to convict a cop who kills?
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It's hardly a bold take to say that Fox News is a problem.
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Different species and groups of animals take to nuclear transfer in different ways.
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This has prompted fans to take to her social media to harass her.
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It was not clear how long an eventual reduction would take to implement.
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They don't say how long it would take to inspect all 40,000 homes.
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Officials say, one woman has been take to the hospital in stable condition.
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Protesters are raising a range of concerns as they take to the streets.
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See below for a few steps you can take to safeguard your information.
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I have no idea how long it might take to flip toilet paper.
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You are being influenced, especially subconsciously, by the influences you take to heart.
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" Asked how long it might take to finish, Roberts said, "I'd say weeks.
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Officers could not say how long it would take to identify the remains.
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Blimps take to the skies in search of a singular goal: your eyeballs.
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How many votes does it take to get someone officially confirmed these days?
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Many protest quilts take to storytelling, such as Faith Ringgold's painted narrative quilts.
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In April, Facebook outlined steps it would take to be compliant with GDPR.
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Have you ever wondered how much toothpaste it would take to kill you?
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What is it going to take to turn that segment of wearables around?
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Native Alaskan seal hunters have been unable to take to the sea ice.
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We've been filming for 18 months, as most animated movies take to make.
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It is unclear how long it will take to clean up the spill.
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It, too, describes the drastic steps Mr Trump's aides take to foil him.
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Do you have any food you can give me to take to them?
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He asked you how long it would take to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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How long will it take to redirect the money to these underserved areas?
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I take bets on how long it will take to receive our drinks.
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Our unconscious biases are the shortcuts our brains take to reach certain conclusions.
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But then let's ask ourselves what it would take to turn the corner.
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How many staffers does it take to stop President Donald Trump from tweeting?
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What does it take to get the best people to work for you?
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The Economist: What does it take to neuter and dissipate a conspiracy narrative?
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Left-wing groups threatened to take to the streets if Trump fired him.
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How much Soylent would it take to literally bury the Statue of Liberty?
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It also details the drastic steps Mr Trump's aides take to foil him.
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So, what does it take to be a part of the Facebook group?
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In How Long Does It Take to Read Amazon Kindle's Terms and Conditions?
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Here are some steps young investors can take to survive an economic recession.
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Stay with us for the day as the marchers take to the streets.
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Ahead, some of the best inspo picks to take to the salon today.
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Here's some steps to take to get the most out of your policy.
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Once fully recovered, Manzini intends to take to the stage again, he said.
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And then it all depends on whether audiences take to it or not.
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He explains what it would take to prove it ... for him, at least.
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So the protesters see no option but to take to the streets again.
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But just imagine how many bacteria it would take to recreate, say, Contagion.
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Logistically, what does it take to bring a tour to a national park?
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What will it take to get a great important company out of Europe?
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What would it take to make you want to stop at this point?
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Here are a few steps you can take to cut your property taxes.
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But what exactly does it take to build a habitat for deep space?
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Are there measures these hospitals can take to lower their C-section rates?
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What did it take to make that cognitive leap for people like you?
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How much strength does it take to reject a POTUS who embraces Nazis?
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Another two or three dozen I take to the crematory to be burned.
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Because my first three girls, they went out, they didn't take to it.
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What steps can you take to keep things on track and scale effectively?
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It's a lesson she hopes that other new moms will take to heart.
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Dreamers know the sacrifices it can take to get to a better future.
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"Animals just take to her," said Engel, who is still acting at 70.
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Viewers tune in to see who will take to the stage to perform.
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What would it take to bring all these people into the modern world?
|
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And how long will it take to get #impeachment hearings in the House?
|
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And now that Urban Decay has contributed its own take to the category?
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What would it take to get Tom Brady to shave his glorious hair?
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How long could it take to screen print some tomato soup cans, right?
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It's a route the authorities in charge most often take to stifle protest.
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He later outlined steps Facebook would take to tamp down on fake news.
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What does it take to make a business out of an Instagram account?
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"All it would take to fix this is passing a budget," he said.
|
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What will it take to break the impasse between Qatar and the quartet?
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What is it going to take to get to that two percent target?
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Forget the awards, what's it going to take to make this move great?
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No, but there are steps we can take to make a real difference.
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She leaves the hotel with bags of laundry to take to friends' houses.
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What will it take to get men on board as allies to women?
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How many grocery store parrots does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
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There are steps we can take to help address this looming retirement crisis.
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What type of planning does it take to pull something like this off?
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Only he knows, if we take "to nick" to mean to steal consciously.
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In the face of such horror, we have to take to the streets.
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You probably don't commit most of the pictures you take to paper anymore.
|
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Cube's advice on the next steps Odom needs to take to make it?
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It didn't say how long it would take to process your reports, however.
|
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What steps do you think big brands can take to become more sustainable?
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How many fireflies would it take to match the brightness of the sun?
|
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Beyond the protests, we've seen those who oppose Trump take to the polls.
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"How many engineers does it take to change a light bulb?" it asked.
|
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What will it take to spur the shift away from dirty, polluting enterprises?
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How long will it take to figure out whether or not they're serious?
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Whether employers will take to this new payroll tax remains to be seen.
|
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Just how long it will take to fully recover production still remains unclear.
|
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The mayor also recommended measures to take to be prepared for the storm.
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The good news: There was nothing in there to take to the police.
|
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The bad news: There was nothing in there to take to the bank.
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And take to social media to show us all what you're up to.
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If its fails, they will have zero legislative accomplishments to take to voters.
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Here are the steps you'll need to take to delete your Snapchat account.
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They are looking for a clean vehicle to take to the Supreme Court.
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There are measures we can and must take to make our communities safer.
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"But it's a risk you take to make things better for your family."
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He has some sage advice that any competitive gamer can take to heart.
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Instead, they identify concrete steps they can take to make their life better.
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Q. What set of skills does it take to manage people across cultures?
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There are some steps people can take to limit exposure to radiofrequency radiation.
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What does it take to be a good truck driver in your opinion?
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Warren named three steps that Congress should take to improve the tax code.
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What exactly would it take to stop war with North Korea or Iran?
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There are steps President Trump can take to bring us back to sanity.
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What will it take to restore it to a more conventional functioning mode?
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They'll probably take to internet comment boards to express this dissatisfaction in droves.
|
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More From VICE: What Does It Take to Navigate the World of Dating?
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What does it take to make a game like this that's actually good?
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I won't take to task what appears as a poem in Sean's novel.
|
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What does it take to be a startup that raises huge sums quickly?
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Beware 'founder-friendly' VCs — 3 steps founders should take to protect their companies
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What did it take to finally come out with this kind of record?
|
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It is unclear how long authorities will take to conclude the appeals process.
|
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And do you know how many years would it take to solve them?
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How long will that shipment take to get through customs in Hong Kong?
|
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There are several steps you can take to reduce your risk of exposure.
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What is it going to take to change the calculus at these positions?
|
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Are you finding that other people take to it more than a joke?
|
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What would it take to put a Global Deal for Nature into action?
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The last few years have seen several innovative aircraft take to the skies.
|
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It's still unclear exactly what steps Mexico could take to satisfy Mr. Trump.
|
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But how much political experience does it actually take to be elected president?
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I do wonder, though, what it will take to bring Bitcoin truly mainstream.
|
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What will it take to return to 1850s levels of youth politics excitement?
|
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These days, they take to Twitter and we hear them loud and clear.
|
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There are a number of steps people can take to greatly increase privacy.
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"Whoa, the road I take to work is a mess," the user wrote.
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Dessert follows with I CANNOLI IMAGINE, which you should definitely take to go.
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They called on women with international driver's licenses to take to the roads.
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What is it going to take to make you initiate an impeachment inquiry?
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I really appreciate the steps people take to get to work every day.
|
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That's a big risk to take to protect the sanctity of scientific discourse.
|
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How long will it take to get back to normal once this ends?
|
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There are some measures users can take to prevent Zoom bombing from occurring.
|
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"For a Decent Slovakia" plans to take to the streets again in September.
|
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Here are six steps every manager should take to ensure virtual meeting success.
|
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How long does it take to navigate from the old to the new?
|
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If not, what steps could we take to arrive at a heartfelt yes?
|
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How long would it take to read four hundred and thirty-one plays?
|
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It did not say how long it would take to make a decision.
|
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What will it take to get a real rival for the Memphis Grizzlies?
|
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And what steps can we take to guard against it in the future?
|
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One drawback to AIO cloth diapers is how long they take to dry.
|
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Then, write down the steps you'd have to take to make it happen.
|
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Also, what does it take to be the greatest footballer of all time?
|
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TWELVE CANDIDATES take to the stage again tonight with two clear front-runners.
|
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How much money would it take to alleviate problems on New Jersey Transit?
|
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All it would take to compromise his device is a clever phishing tactic.
|
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Now he's hoping that New Yorkers will take to his High German sangfroid.
|
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We now need to take to the real and virtual streets, mobilizing America.
|
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Smarter Living: Here are three steps you can take to protect your phone.
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But the steps they're willing to take to address the issue remain unclear.
|
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What does it take to raise a strong, successful, smart and caring girl?
|
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They said there are several precautions you can take to withstand natural disasters.
|
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And there are tangible, practical solutions all can take to achieve pay equity.
|
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How much does it take to make a roast chicken taste just right?
|
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"There's no class to take to become a chief of staff," said Parris.
|
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We've provided some steps you can take to protect your personal information online.
|
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And almost 90% of those travelers are expected to take to the road.
|
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How much does it actually take to be one of the wealthiest Americans?
|
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She offers three steps that people can take to address a toxic manager.
|
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There are plenty of steps consumers can take to thwart would-be thieves.
|
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This map shows the path migrants would take to cross the Canadian border:
|
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Jordan demanded to know what it would take to get Sessions to act.
|
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Or would the videos just chronicle what it might take to get there?
|
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He did not specify what it might take to kick-start a conversation.
|
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But the rock was unusual enough to take to a local diamond dealer.
|
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What will it take to get the S&P over the finish line?
|
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Mr. Guaidó has called on Venezuelans to take to the streets on Jan.
|
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In other words, what does it take to get a job at Lyft?
|
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How long would it take to develop a vaccine or find a cure?
|
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What is it going to take to permanently close China's live animal markets?
|
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The company would not predict how long the project would take to complete.
|
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This is the most direct route he can take to do his business.
|
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Ken: What steps will your energy policy take to meet our energy needs?
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Here are the top five metros where it's easiest to save: Annual savings potential: $15,302Recommended six-month emergency fund: $16,915How long it could take to reach emergency fund goal: 13.3 months Annual savings potential: $15,5503Recommended six-month emergency fund: $16,771How long it could take to reach emergency fund goal: 13.1 months Annual savings potential: $14,922Recommended six-month emergency fund: $15,954How long it could take to reach emergency fund goal: 12.8 months Annual savings potential: $16,0003Recommended six-month emergency fund: $17,612How long it could take to reach emergency fund goal: 12.6 months Annual savings potential: $2159,231Recommended six-month emergency fund: $2119,258How long it could take to reach emergency fund goal: 2580 months Here are the top five best metros where it's hardest to save.
|
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So how many gallons of soda did it take to fill an entire pool?
|
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Seeing a president or presidential candidate take to Twitter is a relatively new phenomenon.
|
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What kind of MacGyver move would it take to escape and save the world?
|
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He reportedly asked how long it would take to die if someone ingested ricin.
|
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What does it take to get a job in the most in-demand sectors?
|
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The difference between the approaches Russia and China take to Central Asia is striking.
|
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS May jobs report: What will it take to roil the markets ?
|
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As things get worse, Brazilians have proven that they will take to the streets.
|
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No one knows what it'll take to convince human beings to pay for space.
|
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There are plenty of steps you can take to reduce your home's carbon footprint.
|
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They make it nicer to keep on my shelf or take to the park.
|
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" Asked what it would take to beat the Cavs, Boston's Marcus Smart said, "Perfection.
|
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Erik and Jorge of "The Swamp Apes" capture a python to take to authorities.
|
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How long will it take to figure out whether or not they&aposre serious?
|
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What does it take to become one of the biggest stars in the world?
|
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Closed it looks like a fancy leather folder business types take to conference rooms.
|
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Here are a few steps you can take to protect yourself this filing season.
|
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She gives her pills to take to ward off infection — she's a real pal.
|
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There are several steps Mr Trump can take to keep anti-abortionists happy, meanwhile.
|
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The opposition leader called on supporters to take to the streets again on Wednesday.
|
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What does it take to be named the best portfolio manager in the business?
|
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It all ties together and becomes a holistic approach I take to designing products.
|
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Make a list of steps you want to take to advance your career search.
|
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How much land do you think it'll take to plant 20 million new trees?
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Both of his parents take to JoJo, even if they are a little cautious.
|
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How long did it take to make it, and what materials did you use?
|
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As with Saint Patrick's Day, few Irish are ready to take to the streets.
|
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Melania Trump is far from the most active FLOTUS to ever take to Twitter.
|
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But how long it will take to reach that moment is difficult to say.
|
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"3. "I love your vibes, how long did it take to stretch your ears?
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Naturally, many of these disillusioned couples take to Reddit to share their cringeworthy stories.
|
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ITALIANS take to the polls this weekend to vote on reforming their political system.
|
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Watch: Why Uber is losing money and what it will take to become profitable
|
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What measures does a reasonable employer take to prevent and correct problems of harassment?
|
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Neighbors and strangers drop off money at O'Malley's house to take to the family.
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I worried about the moss, and how long it would take to grow back.
|
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Neighbors and strangers drop off money at O'Malley's house to take to the family.
|
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"What's it going to take to get this deal off the table?" he asked.
|
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While it's toasting, I get dressed and slice another peach to take to work.
|
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This time, thousands of Erdogan supporters heeded his call to take to the streets.
|
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He added that he's not sure what it will take to end the violence.
|
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It's amazing how long tons of bubbles take to get back their soapy beginning.
|
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How many diamond rings does it take to prove your love for Iggy Azalea?
|
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On November 4 we'll take to the streets demanding that Trump regime must go!
|
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Then I load my car with some boxes to take to my new place.
|
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It remains to be seen how long airlines will take to enact the change.
|
|
How long does a viral article take to reach the desk of Martha Stewart?
|
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More interesting, though, are the steps Snap will have to take to get there.
|
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Nugroho declined to speculate on how long it would take to build new houses.
|
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So, what does it take to make the cut for the top 5 percent?
|
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Not all of these develop into a product we choose to take to market.
|
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There were still steps Abe could take to further reassure the public, he added.
|
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It was not immediately clear how long it will take to extinguish the flames.
|
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What will it take to pass legislation that will prevent such steady corporate migration?
|
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Priebus came with an agenda: What would it take to get Cruz to Cleveland?
|
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How many days does a man have to take to acknowledge his Nobel Prize?
|
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What does it take to launch a successful line of healthy dog-food products?
|
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Still, it seems Toyota is thinking about cars that can take to the sky.
|
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It feels instantaneous, but how long does it really take to think a thought?
|
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Even then it would take to three years to fully recover from the disruption.
|
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The longer we take to remove them, the more complicated and complex it gets.
|
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The forum highlighted the very different tone Clinton and Sanders take to address race.
|
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There are a few steps you can take to protect yourself against this attack.
|
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"What it's going to take to change this is people voting with their checkbooks."
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The higher up you are, the longer it's going to take to get out.
|
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How many character actors does it take to entertain an audience for 90 minutes?
|
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What steps will you take to ensure access to clean water for all Americans?
|
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Yet this does not mean that Russians are about to take to the streets.
|
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And lastly, what role should governing entities take to protect both privacy and people?
|
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Next time they take to the streets, it is what Brazilians should call for.
|
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It is not clear how long it will take to fence the entire boundary.
|
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If elected president, what course will you take to regain my trust in government?
|
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How many does it take to disturb the frozen quiet, black glisten of empire.
|
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Shuchat said there are simple steps anyone can take to help someone at risk.
|
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TC: How long did the round take to close and how was it structured?
|
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The kids these days surely will, just as in 1991, take to the streets.
|
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What is it going to take to stop the relentless uptrend in the Dow?
|
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But would these teenagers raised on football and basketball take to this foreign sport?
|
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"I was thinking about what it was going to take to move," she said.
|
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Don't overlook the money it will take to make your new house a home.
|
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By Ashley Edwards What Will It Take To Get Millennial Women to The Polls?
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He did not specify what steps Japan could take to contain the market rout.
|
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Simone Biles and Aly Raisman take to the floor in the gymnastics apparatus finals.
|
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Same thing you do when anything else is wrong: You take to the internet!
|
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It wasn't clear which routes the vehicles would take to get through the city.
|
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But, like Ishmael, I intermittently get a strong urge to take to the ship.
|
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Lawsuits are one route that companies and universities can take to protect DACA recipients.
|
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Here are some steps you can take to protect your finances from a disaster.
|
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Here are five steps you can take to ensure you are maximizing these benefits.
|
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And that brings up the time it would take to build new nuclear capacity.
|
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Specifically, there are three steps Congress could take to curb the Court's leftist influence.
|
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He declined to comment on further steps OPEC could take to rebalance the market.
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" He added, "And individually we have to decide when we take to the ramparts.
|
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But what does it take to actually bring forth a double bundle of joy?
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Any steps the company can take to prevent such a disaster are worth pursuing.
|
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Another thing: people who take to TripAdvisor to express their grievances about my restaurant.
|
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Nerds everywhere take to their instruments and write concept albums about free-market economics.
|
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The ones with hate in their hearts are going to take to the computer.
|
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What will it take to get the biggest fossil-fuel dependent states on board?
|
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Learn about the most important steps you can take to keep it beating strong.
|
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"It's just certain things that I have to take to my grave," he said.
|
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How long will he take to adapt to the rigors of a new league?
|
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How many French factory workers does it take to screw in 23 light bulbs?
|
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"We don't know how long it is going to take to reopen," she said.
|
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Here are my seven essential steps that we can take to do so: 1.
|
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Lee struggled with interceptions, and the defenders didn't take to Diaco's 3-4 system.
|
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And second, what concrete steps can the Sanders campaign take to repair its image?
|
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That's what it will take to give ourselves a chance at a different curve.
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It was so in fashion, but my hair just didn't take to it well.
|
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What some take to be the Chinese economy's weaknesses have, in fact, been strengths.
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In others, villagers advised me on what paths to take to avoid the police.
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It's tricky business, but there are steps you can take to become more productive.
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It's like a gaming all-in-one that you can take to LAN parties.
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What will it take to shake the skeptics and deniers from their mental torpor?
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There are steps that white doctors like me can take to change this dynamic.
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Here's how they were able to overcome the ban and take to the stage.
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But it is harder to see how long it will take to climb back.
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What kind of eyes would it take to see that other stuff, I wondered.
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I said before the race that is what it would take to win here.
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What is it going to take to get more women in the C-suite?
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The organization also offers defensive-driving classes members can take to receive insurance discounts.
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People debate how long it will take to get electricity or phone service restored.
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"; "Imagine 80 million outside the WH"; "I wish Americans would take to the streets.
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But there are some precautions you should take to protect yourself from the attack.
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However, there are steps parents can take to help kids navigate this crisis, too.
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Five Candidates on What It Will Take to Shatter the Most Stubborn Glass Ceiling.
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"Fly Me" hazards an answer to Joan Didion's predicament: We take to the skies.
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On Wednesday, she outlined the steps she would take to curb election misinformation online.
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How many more outbreaks, how many more deaths, will it take to change that?
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There are steps we can take to bridge our divides and save this democracy.
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The radicals on the other side will get enraged and take to the streets.
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None of them have said how long it might take to make a vaccine.
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There are a few simple actions all parents can take to help their teenagers.
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"You want a baby right now to take to algebra with you?" he says.
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What does it take to have a conception of citizenship that we might share?
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Here's a look at what it would take to bring down America's top politician.
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Prospective investors may also question how long Snap will take to post a profit.
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From your observations, what does it take to raise a winning show dog today?
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And alcohol can play havoc with the medications people take to control those conditions.
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There are also steps you can take to mitigate expenses where Medicare falls short.
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That doesn't mean there aren't steps we can take to be more responsible travelers.
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Asa Hutchinson will also take to the stage to drive the economic message home.
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Then there's the issue of how long Facebook might take to review a case.
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There are measures you can take to decrease the likelihood of dying that way.
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The crowd didn't take to the counsel—nor, over the long haul, did Carlson.
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In fact, there are simple steps you can take to create an incredible culture.
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What would it take to lift the market's ceiling much beyond S&P 3,000?
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It was not clear how long the court could take to decide the case.
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Washington (CNN)How many pillars does it take to make an immigration deal stand?
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Fury was quick to take to Twitter on Tuesday calling out his fellow Briton.
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That's exactly the number they need to take to take control of the Senate.
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The warmer your room, the less time it will take to double in bulk.
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Mansour: What does it take to pass a constitutional amendment prohibiting federal government shutdowns?
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Eat a plate of eggs Benedict for breakfast and then take to the couch.
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Plus, it's an easy thing to take to university to spice up her room.
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" "There are steps Congress can and must take to prevent and reduce gun violence.
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There are steps that governments at all levels can take to increase worker productivity.
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He did not specify what it would take to make trade laws more fair.
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What does it take to win four consecutive gold medals and make Olympic history?
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It is one of the single biggest steps we can take to reduce imprisonment.
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Mr. Musk used his Twitter account to solicit suggestions to take to Mr. Trump.
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Plus, it's an easy thing to take to university to spice up her room.
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Maybe among all that schmutz there's an idea I could take to the bank.
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It is unclear how long it will take to resolve the situation, Enbridge said.
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This is a simple step states can take to preserve and protect net neutrality.
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Fortunately, there are specific steps you can take to calm down and build confidence.
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Let's see what we can find on you that we can take to court.
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Fashion review Valentino, Viktor & Rolf and Balmain take to their soapboxes, with varying success.
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He has called on Venezuelans to take to the streets to protest the government.
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Except then she started thinking about what it would take to make it happen.
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So how many of those mosquitoes would it take to completely exsanguinate a human?
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Whose home or ranch or farm are they going to take to build it?
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There are also measures people outside of government can take to discourage soda drinking.
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What does it take to be a DJ of Venus X's caliber and acclaim?
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In the meantime, there are smaller steps we can take to improve reef resiliency.
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Vanity Fair reports that the same friend who loaned a private jet for the family to take to Ibiza for Meghan's birthday also loaned the same jet for her to take to New York City for her baby shower earlier in 2019.
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The experience left me wondering what it would actually take to undergo a body transformation.
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This follows protests across France last Saturday that saw nearly 300,000 take to the streets.
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Police said her arrest shows the lengths cartels will take to get drugs into America.
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What sorts of calculated risks do you take to get the data that you need?
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Why anyone cares what means I take to get to that place is beyond me.
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When you get in the zone, you don't really want to take to many breaks.
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The steps people could take to become rich include paying off debt and increasing earnings.
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They also include action steps you can take to make sure the bill is defeated.
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It's a 'three-sigma' result, not something we'd take to the bank under normal circumstances.
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How many humans on bicycles would it take to charge the super-battery 24 hours?
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The grounding means that about half of Russia's fighter jets cannot take to the air.
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One wonders what it will take to make today's America Firsters relearn that same lesson.
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Now there's a marketing hook that I can take to a wider group of people.
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Take to the Rift with the brand-new Renektoy, now with 14 points of articulation!
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How many adults does it take to get Poopsie Surprise Unicorn to poop sparkling slime?
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Would Snow White take to the Beast like she did to all the forest creatures?
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"I think Huawei is under-communicating the work it will take to make this successful."
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Don't brush off the dangers There are steps people can take to reduce the hazard.
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Hundreds of would-be migrants still take to leaky boats across the Mediterranean every week.
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The nagging question with Samsung software is how long it will take to get updates.
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Other than poppies, few plants take to the thin soil on Juquila Yucucani's stony slopes.
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So what did it take to go from Matilda herself to a minor internet celebrity?
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He remembers a time when whole families would take to the fields come picking season.
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News she watched the performance "like 23 times" and actually chose which take to air.
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FedEx and UPS have so far not described steps they may take to expand screening.
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So each day now, Love helps her learn how to take to the air again.
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So we asked: What does it take to really become a player in the enterprise.
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There are also steps people can take to reduce their individual risk amidst the uncertainty.
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A shortage of spare parts in Venezuela means boats often take to sea in disrepair.
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It was unclear what actions Trump would be able to take to appease angry farmers.
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Local law enforcement was quick to take to social media to mock these drivers, too.
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There are a few steps people can take to increase their privacy protections, said Khatibloo.
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I put on coffee last night, which I take to work with me this morning.
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Admirably, Wahlberg refused to take to the bait, simply fixing Manning with a blank stare.
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There a bunch of precautions you can take to further ensure an anonymous browsing experience.
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Other times, it's a light-blue backpack that looks sleek enough to take to work.
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How many Dude Perfect members does it take to score a point against Serena Williams?
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The leftover cake was divided among her children to take to school the next day.
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How many opening tools will it take to tear down the new 10.5'' iPad Pro?
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But Uber vastly underestimated the time and effort it would take to reach full autonomy.
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What does it take to mix a set that people actually want to listen to?
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Impossible to say how long it will take to say who's responsible, the official added.
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Scientists have laid out steps that Arab countries could take to adapt to climate change.
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Pulsating music is blasted at top volume as dancers in bikinis take to elevated platforms.
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Some people did take to Twitter to stand in solidarity with the reality TV star.
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Starting the process in the shower will allow your hair to take to straightening easier.
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There are simple steps the authorities can take to mitigate the threat of an attack.
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Globalism, which we take to be so 21st century, is as old as the hills.
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So, Top 40 singer or not, Mendes' advice is probably something to take to heart.
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What does it take to get them to embrace, with urgency, new ways of working?
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ATV accidents similar to Maddie's have become commonplace as many take to the popular vehicles.
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Next week, they'll take to the seas for the first time, departing from San Diego.
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It's also completely portable, allowing you to take to your home, office, and back again.
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Before we take to Twitter, let's take a moment to look closely at Pulphus's painting.
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How many cryptocurrency startups with "tit" in the name will it take to solve them?
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So that reasonably gives them about $100-$115 billion, give or take, to work with.
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The problem is, they haven't specified what it would take to get them to leave.
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Republican members of Congress need something tangible to take to their constituents come August recess.
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What does it take to inspire the next generation of leaders, innovators and great thinkers?
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Gizmodo: This was an interesting take, to slightly rotate an object and something is misclassified.
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His opponent called on supporters to take to the streets to peacefully protest the result.
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CEO Evan Spiegel did this week, and that's what it will take to save Snapchat.
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What does it take to build an extraordinary team at every stage of your startup?
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A breath is all it might take to catch the flu, a new study suggests.
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How long do you think it will take to finish reconstruction and move everyone back?
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After digging into the video above, fly your own jetpack and take to the skies.
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Find out what it would take to get that promotion and start demonstrating those abilities.
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How many stagehands does it take to rescue Beyonce from a malfunctioning stage in Poland?
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Whatever route you take to investing in cannabis stocks, prepare for a long, strange trip.
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"We don't know how many days it will take to fix the problem," Bih said.
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In his letter, Gardner outlined four steps for Trump to take to prioritize North Korea.
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Here are a few steps you can take to amp up your kindness in 2017.
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There was no broad-based national movement to take to the streets and demand accountability.
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What does it take to turn a crazy, disruptive idea, into a successful, sustainable business?
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And voters seem to take to the notion of getting close to his dangerous flame.
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I was eating this medication Seroquel, which is an antipsychotic that I take to sleep.
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The question is how long does it take to implement the full replacement of ObamaCare.
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The ever-watching surveillance cameras, and the secret paths you can take to avoid them.
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In the meantime, here are steps you can take to protect yourself from such surprises.
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There are certain measures that you can take to make your life much easier however.
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There are also certification training courses you can take to ace tests and impress recruiters.
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And that's when I started learning what it would take to succeed in the business.
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It makes you feel so weak and bad, you have to take to your bed.
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But what does it take to make the transition from FGC standout to eSports acquisition?
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That's what came out on the track, and ideally what made people take to it.
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What, many people wondered, did it take to be removed from their president's guest list?
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I just have to remind myself not to take to heart all of that stuff.
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I tried all different careers, too, wondering what it would take to make myself happy.
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But what if you want to actually take to the skies with a racing drone?
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What does it take to hold an audience's attention for three hours of Philip Glass?
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But how much does it take to be a member of the global 1 percent?
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Here are some steps it could take to show that it is pulling its weight.
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Ever the castoff, their poor daughter Scarlett must take to the armchair and age normally.
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Now they sleep in an encampment near the freeway you take to work each morning.
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The New York Times: How long does it take to confirm a Supreme Court nominee?
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ROSS: I THINK THERE WILL BE A PROPOSAL THAT WE CAN TAKE TO THE PRESIDENT.
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The 24% federal tax withholding totaled $260 million, reducing the collective take to $22019 million.
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She delivered Ms. Amos's "Take to the Sky" with a ferocity that flirted with hysteria.
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Some even shaved their heads on camera, with only one take to get it right.
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No guidebooks, no decisions, no guessing how long it will take to get to dinner.
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Here are a few steps you can take to wrap up your books for 2017.
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Typically, the junior team will finish practicing before the senior team take to the pitch.
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How can I calculate how long it will take to pay off my card debt?
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The more you spend, the longer it will take to earn your first $1 million.
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There are steps you can take to increase your chances of happiness down the line.
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But there are differences in the steps you'll need to take to get it done.
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That's a pretty bad argument and one I'll take to the ballot box if necessary.
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In the time it will take to build such momentum, many organizations will fold entirely.
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This will give you the amount of time it will take to triple your investment.
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On Friday morning, Musk did take to Twitter, but not with anything resembling an apology.
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And it provides a much more promising path the US could take to universal coverage.
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If you're unfamiliar, people take to the streets dressed as Zwarte Piet -- AKA, Black Pete.
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At the train station, I asked a policeman what train to take to Los Angeles.
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Roughly 15 senators will take to the floor this afternoon to make this pitch. Sen.
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The PATA bill is one specific action Congress can take to begin addressing these challenges.
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Water is the best thing you can take to help you get over the flu.
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The first lady should not be offended if the Queen didn't take to her immediately.
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There are two key actions industry can take to protect the integrity of online advertising.
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This is the wedge issue that Republicans must take to voters during this election season.
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Either they solve this problem, or we're going to have to take to the streets.
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"Those are really easy steps every American can take to cut expenses," the analyst said.
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But, it all starts with you and the steps you take to change your life.
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Yet experts say it's the most important step to take to protect your sudden wealth.
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One conversation is all it could take to start down the road to HVD prevention.
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It was quiet, but they would soon take to the air and delight the crowds.
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Resource wise, what does it take to get that far—to bring it to court?
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That's probably because you'd have to do a double-take to catch what he meant.
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With enough coins, you can strap on a wingsuit and really take to the skies.
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Like how long does it take to do everything you're supposed to do and leave?
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This suggested there were specific actions the player could take to influence the overall outcome.
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So what does it actually take to reach level 999 and open the mysterious door?
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Michael Jackson's "Heal The World" fills the Staples Center as we take to our seats.
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What's it going to take to stay one jump ahead of an increasingly creative foe?
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Politicians decide something, then a large contingent of people take to the streets in disagreement.
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Those sources would not say how long the Trump team's lawyers would take to respond.
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Also know that there are steps you can take to relieve some of the pressure.
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They would then don intricate costumes and masks and take to the streets to party.
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I reach for it when I make a turkey sandwich to take to the office.
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Some cats seem more likely to take to being on a harness, said Dr. Delgado.
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"Anne Carter, Ottawa "I cook soups and lunches and freeze them to take to work.
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There are straightforward, concrete steps that any business leader can take to resist Trump's extremism.
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What would it take to transform high schools into more humanizing and intellectually vital places?
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It is impossible to say how long it will take to contain the virus' spread.
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Here we cover the most important steps you can take to keep it beating strong.
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So how long would it take to use up all of our planet's thermal energy?
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But there are a number of simple steps that one can take to prevent infection.
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There are steps that utilities can take to protect their power grids from storm damage.
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There are other steps we can take to protect ourselves and the people around us.
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It is searching for ways to shorten the time that robots take to weld parts.
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Death on the job is not what it should take to get the job done.
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Lexington lay directly on the road that Smith's men needed to take to reach Concord.
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What do you think it would take to get very high growth in South Africa?
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But there are high- and low-tech steps we can take to ease the sting.
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The relentless recent fighting in the provinces has also forced people to take to Kabul.
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What's no longer clear is how long Boeing will take to recover from this crisis.
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If travelers take to United's basic economy fares, expect the practice to become more widespread.
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Susan Collins and working to find a deal they could take to their respective leadership.
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What does it take to have a career as fruitful and diverse as John Cena's?
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How long did it take to bring the festival together between her death and now?
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While he appeared to be skilled at computers, he did not take to military life.
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Here are some steps you can take to try to keep the calls at bay.
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How long does it take to get from an idea to a show being performed?
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Democratic Party officials have not indicated how long it will take to finish tabulating votes.
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But she also said she would still take to the streets at the earliest opportunity.
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I make a smoothie, cut up a grapefruit, and prepare oatmeal to take to work.
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Every morning I cut apples for my fiancé, S., and I to take to work.
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All it'll take to close the digital divide is billions of dollars in R&D.
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He urged Egyptians to take to the streets and demand the president's ouster on Friday.
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For those troubled by these unprecedented moves, what would it take to successfully resist Trump?
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I needed something mobile that I could could take to interview subjects wherever they were.
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This is kind of the time and resource that we take to do the project.
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How much care does it take to ensure the reliability of its local intelligence sources?
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The path you need to take to get to the answers is not as straightforward.
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Travelers will find at least one compelling reason to take to the skies: low fares.
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Moschino revolutionaries will take to the streets, rather than the stars, when the time comes.
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Estimate how long it will take to get up to speed in the next position.
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I felt he had what it would take to get the country back on track.
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Point to company policies and steps that employees can take to report incidents of discrimination.
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Here are three strategies a person can take to change their "some day" money mentality.
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Today, thousands of people will once again take to the streets to march for science.
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They mobilize people to take to the streets; they connect political leaders to their followers.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Facebook outlined the six steps it would take to prevent similar abuses.
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There are specific actions we can take to ensure driven results, effective aid, and diplomacy.
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It is not clear what immediate action Mr. Trump will take to move the embassy.
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How long did it take to stage the big shootout sequence that concludes the episode?
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Daly said he did not know what it would take to changes the owners' minds.
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Here are the steps you can take to protect your Ring camera from similar hacks.
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But the proceedings also motivated Stefanik's opponents to take to social media to boost Cobb.
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How many stormtroopers does it take to transport fans to a galaxy far, far away?
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But he's concentrating his time in the kind of state it would take to win.
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We asked experts what it would take to fix the subway: Here are their suggestions.
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Here are some practical steps you can take to limit your impact on the environment.
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And there are steps we can take to strike a balance between fun and safety.
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How much time does it take to create a groundbreaking idea like the G-Shock?
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Some bodies take to waist training very easily, while others are a little more resistant.
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It's hard to estimate how much it would take to fund adequate high-risk pools.
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Chen and Capretta also outline how long it would take to build such a system.
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Hungarians take to the streets to protest rising Russian influence Hungarians take to the streets to protest rising Russian influence Thousands of Hungarians marched through the capital Budapest Monday, chanting "Europe, not Moscow" in protest at the authoritarian government's perceived embrace of Russian influence.
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"Today we have the chance to show the European Union what it will take to get a deal through this House of Commons, what it will take to move beyond the confusion and division and uncertainty that now hangs over us," May told parliament.
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Thousands take to the streets across the U.S. to protest Trump Thousands take to the streets across the U.S. to protest Trump Tens of thousands of people across the U.S. took to the streets Wednesday in protest of Donald Trump's election victory Tuesday night.
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All it would take to push us across the line would be moderately pro-environment policies.
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But if you are feeling slighted, there are steps you can take to rectify the situation.
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The stock market's relentless tumble has many wondering what it would take to turn things around.
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Exactly how long the bill will take to pass — if it does — is hard to determine.
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" As for what it would take to restore that relationship, she said: "Maybe just an apology.
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All it would take to disprove it was the sudden and unexpected sight of an other.
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I had no idea what it would take to make that kind of money so quickly.
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Figure out the steps you'll take to reach each goal and write them down, too. 3.
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REGAN: So, how long is this going to take to really become effective, in your view?
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If businesses take to Messenger, there will be plenty of opportunity for Facebook to make money.
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There are a few actions you can take to make the iPhone's default browser more secure.
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