The minute you think you know everything is the minute you should quit.
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The minute they get a job, that's the minute they stop being a refugee.
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The minute you give them a job is the minute they stop being a refugee.
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The minute New Girl decided to be a rom-com was the minute New Girl became great.
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So my advice to people is the minute you know everything should be the minute you quit.
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The minute things start looking good for a fan-favorite character is the minute fans have to start worrying about that character.
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"But the minute you take your eye off the ball, the minute you don't earn the trust of your customer every day, the minute you stop innovating in service of them, you're gonna start going backwards," she says with a shrug.
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Because the minute he gets up to the minute he goes to sleep … their energy, you forget, at 5-years-old, is phenomenal.
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"We're just inundated, from the minute we come in, to the minute we leave," said Campbell, who helps families obtain transportation, meals and clothing.
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The minute you give them up, I've always said this, the minute I give them up they're going to go to the Super Bowl.
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But from the minute he woke up to the minute the show started, Armstrong was fixated on getting his chops together for that evening's show.
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"The minute a refugee has a job, that's the minute they stop being a refugee," Mr. Ulukaya said in a talk he gave this year.
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The minute he said -- the minute he started putting stuff out about that Cuomo tape where there was much of this horrible subterfuge, hiding his tape recorder or a phone.
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As cheesy as it sounds, the minute you think you have a handle on everything is the minute the universe will come around to remind you that you very much don't.
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I've had to terminate lots of different kinds of people in different roles, and I would say that the minute you know it's not right should be the minute you do it.
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Yeah, we're going to use the studio by the minute.
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Come home, smoothie, shower, morning routine timed to the minute.
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The minute she married into it she had been doomed.
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Because the minute they get it, they want something else.
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The minute I got there, I knew I wanted out.
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The only differences between them are in the minute details.
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The minute one falls, the whole contraption starts to go.
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So everything is up in the air at the minute.
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The minute he opens his mouth, they cut to him.
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"She gets sassier by the minute," a recent post reads.
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The minute you start hiding things, that's cheating to me.
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I was just obsessed from the minute we walked in.
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In the minute that followed, Spicer never answered the question.
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Time management starts right from the minute you wake up.
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All composting had ceased the minute she went to college.
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The minute the upload process is complete, we switch perspective.
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The minute deficiencies are on the table, we're a choice.
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The minute he's involved, things take a significantly darker turn.
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The minute literature is for something, yoked to an ideology
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KS: I'm sure the minute he calls, they drop everything.
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The minute you rely on action, the efficacy goes down.
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In the valleys, the weather changes seemingly by the minute.
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DM: Seeming less odd by the minute, but go on.
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We'll be updating our Instagram the minute the update drops.
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The answer to that question is changing by the minute.
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"The minute I did it, I regretted it," he recalled.
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"Too dark," the wife decreed the minute she walked in.
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Humans invented the day, the hour, the minute, the second.
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The minute something happens, the astronauts will get cut off.
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The tears usually started the minute our families drove off.
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The minute I enter my apartment, I change into PJ's.
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The minute I put it on, I fell in love!
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Our life doesn't end the minute we get that diagnosis.
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And, the minute I get in my head, it's fucked.
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But obviously there's a lot of anger at the minute.
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In other words, it will be up to the minute.
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Personally, she said, she is getting angrier by the minute.
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Yes, the minute I get too cynical I gotta quit.
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The minute we stop praising and shaming women for their makeup choices is the minute we can actually talk about beauty for what it truly is: whatever the hell you want it to be.
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The minute I got to Libya, I was put in prison.
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Their eyes lit up the minute Wacha walked into the room.
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The minute you can move, you are kicked out the door.
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And it did, the minute Daenerys sent dragons into his grasp.
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New cars typically depreciate the minute you drive off the lot.
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I was hooked on the sport the minute I tried it.
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Among them: Life is short, and getting shorter by the minute.
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"Security is becoming a hotter topic by the minute," Goldfarb said.
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"Deeper in love by the minute," added the proud new papa.
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But the minute she steps out of his shadow, he disintegrates.
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The minute his chisel struck the wood, he was in thrall.
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"He loved her from the minute he saw her," says Hedges.
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"Deeper in love by the minute," added the proud new father.
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Legal challenges have been moving since the minute the vote happened.
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Jim Risch: It's no longer classified the minute he utters it.
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WATTERS: The minute Donald Trump re-tweets that video, game over.
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The Minute Maid Slushies aren't McDonald's first foray into frozen drinks.
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The minute I held it in my hand, I felt empowered.
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Spencer still shuts her family out the minute things get rough.
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Our days are busy from the minute our alarms go off.
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"I'm actually a little verklempt," he said, the minute she left.
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Here's the minute-long teaser, compliments of a Disney Facebook share.
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Manafort was dead as John Dillinger the minute he was indicted.
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Padma reached out the minute that she learned I'd been diagnosed.
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But in the minute, Betts inflicted carnage and a chaotic scene.
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These will hit the clearance rack the minute Christmas is over.
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The minute I step foot in a mall, I regret it.
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The minute I work with difficult people, I lose my creativity.
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Laughter. The minute you laugh, you're in a good way, right?
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The minute we walked into the space, it was so familiar.
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But the minute I gave birth, I knew that everything changed.
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And they start destroying the house the minute we get home.
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The minute we don't, it will become an extraordinarily slippery slope.
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And the minute you give on guns, then what about soda?
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The minute your neighbor installs a bulkhead, your waterfront erodes faster.
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The minute there's a threat of bad weather, planes are grounded.
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That's especially relevant now, as news headlines change by the minute.
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"I loved it from the minute I walked in," he said.
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"She's the darling of the movement of the minute," Rotunno said.
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At this point, those numbers are ticking up by the minute.
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The minute I'm level with the living-room door, I'll run.
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The Minute Men, Larry's company, refuse to march at the inauguration.
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In fact, he'll have forgotten everything the minute you said it.
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She micromanaged everything from the minute we walked in the door.
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Because the minute you start talking about it, it gets easier.
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The minute I graduated high school, it was a drastic change.
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I thought the minute they did that it was over with.
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We're an obvious partnership the minute we walk into a room.
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The same dynamic seemed to hold true for other game masters: The minute something unjustifiably silly happened, the minute people started acting absurdly for absurdity's sake, you just knew the session was headed for an iceberg.
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It was weird because at that moment, it truly was a defining moment for his and my relationship and the minute that I let that go is the minute that I think our journey really took off.
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The minute I found out, I was scared and in utter shock.
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I mean, Macron outlined it the minute he became president of France.
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Plus, that pool of potential consumers is growing globally by the minute.
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Queen Elizabeth's ongoing 90th birthday celebrations are getting wackier by the minute.
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Incredible how Baby Sussex keeps getting better and better by the minute!
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He took advantage of the Affordable Care Act the minute he could.
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" "The minute you call it by a politician's name, it becomes vulnerable.
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Everything is stacked against you, from the minute [you] walk in there.
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The minute they sort that out, it will become a lot easier.
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The minute we shut that down we start our slide into ignominy.
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Many owners remove them the minute they take possession of their Chiron.
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The minute they were out of sight we fled through the kitchen.
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And who wants to know the minute you get a better gig?
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The minute the subway started falling apart, congestion pricing started being possible.
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I'm going to spoil them to the minute they in my hands.
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From the minute I walked in, I had to assert myself: 'Hi!
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They evaluate the likelihood of Armageddon and move the minute hand accordingly.
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Actress Melanie Marden plays the first lady in the minute-long clip.
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This illusion is shattered the minute we flood out of the bus.
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"The minute the shit hit the fan, he was there," Maranto says.
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The minute your baby's born, you're a dad or you're a mother.
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The road to Budweiser stardom starts the minute a foal is born.
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Buy a sturdy one the minute you move into a new place.
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But now, everyone is already up to speed, the minute it happens.
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He was ready to go the minute he walked in the gym.
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This job was becoming more of a mind fuck by the minute.
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British music has a lot to be proud of at the minute.
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One is that the threat of impeachment is receding by the minute.
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"The minute you can't do that, it's sad and scary," Lewis said.
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You're not off the hook the minute your child gets a license.
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This list of signees continues to grow by the minute on Change.org.
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The minute the went into positive territory, at about 9:55 a.m.
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The number of people watching Coldplay's video is increasing by the minute.
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"The minute I kissed her, we were a couple," Mr. Barakett said.
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What are the biggest problems that the scene faces at the minute?
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She also thinks he'll come crawling back the minute he needs something.
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The minute it no longer matters that there's actual stuff to sell.
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Things were beginning to change by the hour, if not the minute.
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The minute they saw each other, her diesel fuel worries were over.
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From the minute I arrived on set, I was full of nerves.
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The minute someone gets ahead of us, I'll hand the badge in.
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From the minute we arrived in India, I had to let go.
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"We pressed from the minute we stepped off the bus," Vince said.
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Should you start collecting Social Security the minute you're eligible, at 62?
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The deadlines start the minute the show starts and they are relentless.
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The minute that I wasn't, I'm over here dirt on the floor.
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But they hounded us from the minute we walked in the door.
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"The minute women become mothers, the attitude towards them changes," Rivers said.
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I am a "coffee the minute I wake up" kind of person.
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The minute a commercial came on, I went into Christmas list mode.
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Because the minute Lilia sees the cash register, she'll start carrying on.
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"He was on board since the minute we told him," Pownall said.
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"At the minute my brain is all over the place," he added.
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I guarantee you'll feel calmer the minute you lay eyes on it.
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There was casual sex on campuses from the minute there were campuses.
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They were eligible to vote the minute they settled on the mainland.
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"The minute you get famous, all eyes are on you," he says carefully.
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How do you feel about the state of the UK at the minute?
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Audi has also fitted the coupes with up-to-the-minute safety technology.
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He observes the minute miseries of the individual life that transcend collective traumas.
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"The minute we walked in, it felt like our house," Ms. Dowgin said.
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"The minute I write something, I get droves of hate mail," Ghose said.
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While the minute-long teasers look innocent, some of them include hidden messages.
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The crying is soft at first, but it grows louder by the minute.
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Their personal touches are on display the minute you walk in the door.
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It's dramatically accretive, so their stocks shoot up the minute a deal closes.
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Probably even more dangerous at the minute because he's been a little quiet.
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"The minute you do the first step, you forget it all," he says.
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The minute you bring coordination together, you significantly increase the chance for error.
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Dark Sky gives users hyperlocal weather forecasts that are down to the minute.
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The minute that you see it, you'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
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My daughter spun like the minute hand of a clock throughout the night.
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"The minute we knew she was hosting, we started prepping," Paster tells PeopleStyle.
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So the minute you restart your computer, volatile memory forgets everything it's learned.
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Iraq is going to be taken over by Iran the minute we leave.
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All we know is that Sweden is looking more attractive by the minute.
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From the minute we're born, the truth is, it might be over soon.
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AH: It was difficult, but the minute I made it, it seemed inevitable.
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You're a forever parent the minute you accept the love of that child.
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In my head at the minute I'm a million miles away from it.
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THE MINUTE I WAS LEGALLY ABLE TO SIX MONTHS LATER I HEDGED EVERYTHING.
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I forgot it the minute I wrote about it when Google did that.
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Exactly one week to the minute after he died at 4:50 p.m.
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The plan began to fall apart the minute they put it into motion.
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The minute Rachel declines to give him the rose, Jack Stone's programming malfunctions.
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The minute you talk about enjoying yourself, being curious, that is still taboo.
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The minute you say 'Santería,' people think I'm sitting here chugging animal blood.
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"The Irish music scene is in great shape at the minute," says Katie.
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They can register [to vote] the minute they establish a residence in Florida.
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"From the minute you go in, you're trapped in every way," he said.
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The minute that we crossed the French coast we were in their backyard.
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The sun moves through the house by the minute, not by the day.
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"the minute a tenant says [their landlord's name], things start to happen," said
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The minute I got on that bus, I knew I was in trouble.
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Because [in that scene] I know the minute I see her something's up.
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But the minute he speaks up or does something, he will be attacked.
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Meantime, drones are getting more exciting—and much smaller—by the minute.[DJI]
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From the minute the sun came up, I'd go out hunting for food.
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The minute you stop being pharaoh, you have to start building a pyramid.
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This kid was going to get there from the minute I saw him.
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He then erases the minute marker and hand; the old minute is gone.
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I bought tickets for their NYC show the minute they went on sale.
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You can tell me… They pay by the minute not by the act.
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Because the minute you think you know everything you won't be excited anymore.
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A Trump transition staffer says it's loading thousands of followers by the minute.
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"It makes you feel happy the minute you walk in," Ms. Longshore said.
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"The minute I started performing, I was totally attracted by it," she said.
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The minute I found out, I started talking in her accent right away.
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I had my heart set on this the minute I read the script.
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The minute it came up, the two seemed to be pantomiming each other.
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Things like feigning utter absorption in the minute recounting of intra-office politics.
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"The minute you see a gang sign, you need to intervene," she says.
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Callimachi: The exact — not just hour, but the minute that Huzayfah left Pakistan.
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"I'm getting paid by the hour, and older by the minute," it goes.
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And nearly the minute these subways opened, they exploded with people, and crowding.
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Children are faced with the burden of success the minute they are born.
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The minute you flip your phone to landscape mode, the TV does too.
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"The minute we solved one problem, another problem would present itself," he explains.
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The minute-long ads will start airing Monday and run through Dec. 2.
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But the minute his door closes to learning and evolving, man the barricades.
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Scientists know to the minute when eclipses will happen many years from now.
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Like, you know, our life doesn't end the minute we get that diagnosis.
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His eyes get bored the minute you open your mouth to say anything.
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And the minute that stops working, then I couldn't be a designer anymore.
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Jones became a top GOP target the minute he won the Senate seat.
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The minute-long promotion will run in the first half of Sunday's game.
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But the minute I leave town, I forget all about my workout routine.
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The minute-long ads will start airing Monday and run through Dec. 85033.
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This subtle mockery of human kindness grows markedly less subtle by the minute.
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So, the whole experience, starting from the minute the customer decided to fly.
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Make a plan, but be flexible, as things are changing by the minute.
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The minute it happens, everything changes, and you need to rely on others.
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Yawning is contagious — we often start yawning the minute someone near us starts.
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At the minute, most people have been there for over one thousand days.
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The minute they get one project out the door, they're on to the next.
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This will all end the minute you graduate and get your own apartment, right?
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The minute Daria showed any vulnerability, some people declared that she jumped the shark.
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From the minute he appears at her door, the red flags start cropping up.
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The minute a serious problem surfaces, suddenly a lot of things happen in parallel.
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We know that detailed, GPS-rendered location histories track users' movements by the minute.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam and Ed Hartwell's divorce is getting more heated by the minute.
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The Type 2 is also able to self-adjust its time to the minute.
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I felt like I was in space the minute we lit the rocket motor.
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What we admire, always, is the minute attention he gives to the smallest thing.
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"From the minute I walked in, I felt like I didn't belong," she said.
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"[But] the minute I walked in the door, I knew," Peggy said, tearing up.
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But the minute details of a street style star's look can sometimes go unnoticed.
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The minute you make that clear, it prevents people from engaging with the work.
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The minute-long clip shows girls competing in sports like rugby, boxing and basketball.
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"She's loved that song from the minute I played it for her," he says.
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The minute they brought her out, it was hard to hold back the tears.
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The spinning of Paul Manafort's indictment began from the minute it was made public.
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"It's something people can feel the minute you walk into a room," she says.
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WATTERS: Where the minute the Democrats, they love James Comey, impeachable, man of integrity.
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But it was a pretty stiff drop the minute the story hit the wire.
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And be prepared, especially right now, for this business to change by the minute.
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The minute they arrived, just days after the bombing, they set out to help.
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But radio remains a rare source of up-to-the-minute news from outside.
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""The minute you have a backup plan you've admitted you're not going to succeed.
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From the minute Cardi strutted across the stage, people predicted a show-stopping number.
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Also they track all viewing statistics down to the minute you stop watching something.
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The minute I hugged her she goes, 'Dad, don't you dare do that again.
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The app charges customers either by the minute or the distance, whichever is cheaper.
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Our retail partners began to sell this collection the minute it hit their floors.
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"The minute I put it on there were goosebumps all over," she tells PeopleStyle.
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At first, the editor of the Bulletin was responsible for moving the minute hand.
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This feeling started almost from the minute I discovered I was having a baby.
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The minute Rah let your head up, I saw the knot on your head.
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The minute the election is over, we switch back to general polls of everybody.
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Big Dick Energy (BDE) is the unavoidable subject of the minute on social media.
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I shut down the possibility the minute we started talking about marriage and kids.
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You get the minute detail that you don't see when you first watch it.
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Ready to jump ship the minute another potential Azor Ahai rises from the flames.
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The minute you sexually degrade or objectify a woman, that memory is always there.
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The cravings of stuffing our mouths with meat are getting stronger by the minute.
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But the minute you switch into action mode, that's when things start to change.
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It just seems like the word was co-opted the minute it was invented.
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Since the minute you got engaged, it's likely been a nonstop stream of decisions.
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"Greece is actually the standout in the European periphery at the minute," he said.
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The minute we tweaked one bit of logic, we realized we'd fouled up another.
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Car2Go charges $5 to join, plus rental fees by the minute, hour and day.
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If I have a writing problem, the minute I step away there's a solution.
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They were lonely enough to pay by the minute to chat with a stranger.
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The minute that Durant's five-paragraph dispatch was posted, an irresistible story line materialized.
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The minute you hit purchase, we know where it is in getting to you.
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But the minute she walks through the door she knows something is not right.
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In the minute-long video, he fixes his eyes on Phillips and smiles broadly.
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The minute you walk into Swagath, you feel like a part of the family.
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But the minute the pattern sets in with everything else, it's an amazing feeling.
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The minute they used a wallet, there was a huge drop-off of folks.
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Depending on the year, or even the minute, my OCD can look completely different.
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The memory of that game was gone the minute that the time went off.
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I mean, the minute I get there, I'll apply for a tourist visa, obviously.
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The minute I sit down, I've completely forgotten that I'm here to interview him.
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Tom was a dead man the minute Mayella Ewell opened her mouth and screamed.
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The minute you start exerting yourself, you consume oxygen at a much higher rate.
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Bani Sapra reported that pay-by-the-minute fitness app Popin has shut down.
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Q: Like many women I know, the minute I arrive home I immediately change.
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Miller was focused on keeping the re-creation as to-the-minute as possible.
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In short, Pete's in her rear-view mirror and getting smaller by the minute.
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TEST RUN Recharge lets you rent a room by the minute at luxury properties.
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The minute we are not entertained, there is a powerful temptation to skip forward.
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It was too easy to get lost in the minute details of an emotion.
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"The minute the idea was hatched, this was going to be it," he said.
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"The minute your instinct tells you something is wrong — leave," Ms. Kerrigan told her.
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By mid-morning, the number of cases seemed to be multiplying by the minute.
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But for us, the minute a kid hits 16 he automatically wants a car.
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The minute she chose Marty over her dad, he went off the deep end.
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But just like that, the minute he figured it all out, it changed again.
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The result was so lopsided that South Carolina was called the minute polls closed.
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The minute you bring a six-year-old into the picture, though, everything changes.
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You wouldn't sign something the minute you find out you lost a family member.
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The minute there's any falseness in your behavior, that will be picked up on.
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I told him what they were the minute we walked out of the store.
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The minute you make the invitation, we'll take it in a very serious way.
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ET. You can also follow up-to-the-minute coverage all day here. 2.
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That's why GM workers went on strike the minute their contract expired at midnight.
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The minute-long robocall featured Obama praising Edwards for expanding Medicaid in the state.
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Things got cheesy the minute we traded headphones and gazed into each other's eyes.
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"You could have ended it all the minute he hit the ground," Gleason countered.
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"We make our crostini by the minute, not by the hour," explained Matteo Pinto.
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Remember that they aren't focused on the minute-to-minute machinations of your race.
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I'm quite into grime at the minute, 'cos it's quite popular an' all that.
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They stab you in the back the minute they don't need you no more.
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It's moved from being something I have to make a conscious decision to engage with, to something that really surrounds every aspect of my life from the minute I get up in the morning to the minute I go to bed at night.
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And another repeated complaint you hear from people is that the minute you have a match or the minute you're on one of these dating apps, you're treated to a deluge of dick pics and videos with guys masturbating and crying your name.
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In their capacity for up-to-the-minute detail, modern maps surpass even Borges's creation.
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I wasn't in front of my son, but I was basically the minute he left.
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Bob Mueller took him off the team the minute he found out about these texts.
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The minute you don't think about it, you can get into a lot of trouble.
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With access to your cyber footprint, someone could basically track your movements by the minute.
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The scooters can be paid for by the minute and are powered by an app.
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On social media the #Oprah2020 hashtag was trending from the minute she took the stage.
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The minute you look at the light at 1:093 in the morning, you're out.
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"The minute I stepped in, I couldn't believe this is happening here," she told CNN.
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It's a case, the judge said in court, that's "getting more interesting by the minute."
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"The minute you went to Vanderpump, my guard went up, sweet thing," Rinna told her.
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The minute you drop your guard, it can be found in the most unusual places.
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You stupid monkeys handed Trump the White House the minute you handed Hillary the nomination!
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Case in point: the minute of dead air that happened on NPR's morning newscast today.
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The minute-and-a-half-long clip is a window into Miyazaki's famous observational skills.
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From the minute I met the other girls, I knew I had found my tribe.
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The minute I swiped on Juicy Date, a pinky nude, I immediately noticed the difference.
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THE MINUTE WE MOVE A PAYMENT TO ELECTRONIC, WE SAVE SOME SMALL PORTION OF THAT.
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Where will you get all of your up to the minute celeb outfit IDs now?
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The minute we met each other, it was just like I had known her forever.
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There's something to be said for having fewer notifications the minute you open your phone.
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Not unlike her model mother, Gerber's fashion resume just gets more impressive by the minute.
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The minute I lost, I knew, the next day, the belt would be mine again.
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"The minute you authenticate yourself, you're not in control of the situation anymore," he said.
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I did not look at them, because the minute you look at them it's over.
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We've been preparing him for this day from the minute he took his first breath.
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But I knew the minute we got pushback that we had gotten into their heads.
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Remember when she pulled her own head from her body in the "Minute Man" video?
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Bees Are Dying and the news is getting faker and frickin' phonier by the minute!
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His rallies, attended by a loyal militia called the Minute Men, regularly end in violence.
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At the end of the minute-long teaser, we're left with a date: April 27.
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British authorities maintain that they will arrest him the minute he leaves the Ecuadorian embassy.
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But is showing the minute details of someone's suffering truly the best path to awareness?
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And should I want to time my celebration to the minute, what should I do?
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However, the minute the owner confronts you is (usually) when you run the other way.
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I can't put a figure on it and I don't want to at the minute.
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The air inside was crisply cold, hitting her bare skin the minute she stepped through.
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The minute-long ad, which you can see below, doesn't really give too much away.
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But when he turned and made the attempt he was swept away within the minute.
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THE MESSAGE Titled "Always," the minute-long commercial begins with home movie footage of Mrs.
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The minute he puts that sign down, I'm going to take it and remove it.
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The minute we walked in, the sound — and scent — of sizzling steak filled the air.
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But the minute Rojas-Berscia opened his notebook his attention lasered in on his task.
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"The minute I saw her again, I gave her a big kiss," Mr. Alexander said.
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Sony had to battle internet trolls from the minute its female-led "Ghostbusters" was announced.
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The minute they cut through it he's like, 'Well, yeah, if you buy a saw.
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"The minute you are born in Israel/Palestine, you are assigned a side," he says.
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Of course the minute customized avatars became possible, porn started streaming into Super Mario Odyssey.
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One man slashed Siska's breasts; she had fainted the minute his blade touched her skin.
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Dining | New Jersey I fell in love with Julie's scone the minute I tasted it.
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Maybe I crossed the line the minute I decided to be an interrogator in Iraq.
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It's micro-focused on the messaging battle to win the day, the hour, the minute.
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Giles: The minute that you stop feeling a sense of excitement and anticipation is worrying.
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But the minute that these protests moved northward, the racial narrative was much more uncomfortable.
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The minute you talk about something, you start a process that most likely prevents aggression.
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"The minute I was on the street, I ran," said Mohsina, who is now 15.
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Because the minute he started thinking he had a cold, he stayed in the apartment.
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The minute you looked at him, his chocolate pudding swimming pool eyeballs gave him away.
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I am moving closer to actual death by the minute, and running out of ideas.
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We felt the extreme weather the minute we tried opening the doors of the SnowCoach.
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The minute you decide to stop playing along, Control can come apart at the seams.
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I was in an industry that I really didn't like from the minute I arrived.
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I should've guessed he wasn't the one the minute he said he listened to Nickelback.
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KINSEY Well, the minute anyone meets me, it's almost off-putting how chatty I am.
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As far as I was concerned he was hired from the minute he started playing.
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I (Adrienne) am probably going to buy it the minute I finish writing this post.
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"The minute you stray from things that are verifiable, you open yourself up to attack."
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Today, rap lovers recognize her influence the minute they see it — and she knows it.
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And tech companies you mention ... The minute I mention it, the room clears rather quickly.
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If you ever need him, you're finished...The minute you work for him, it's over.
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She never saw them again from the minute she left to the moment she died.
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"The minute I qualified he went online and bought his ticket," Falconi said with satisfaction.
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I knew that cannabis wasn't fatal, but I was becoming less convinced by the minute.
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It was all I looked forward to, from the minute I stepped into work with a fierce comedown every Monday morning to the minute I left at 5.30 PM on the dot on Friday evening, feeling almost sick in anticipation of the fun waiting ahead.
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The larger gap indicates the current hour, while the smaller, faster moving gap indicates the minute.
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The minute Donald Trump refused to release his tax records, the immediate comparison was Al Capone.
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At the minute, peace negotiations are not looking good at all and they haven't for years.
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Most of us ditch the Halloween costume the minute we come home from the night's festivities.
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Of course the minute I hit the stairs, the other dog is hot on my heels.
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The minute you start talking about these things, I start to feel like I'm not enough.
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Nettles was determined to impose order, insisting that daily routines be spelled out to the minute.
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Now, we do it all at once, pouncing on the trending topic the minute it appears.
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But that doesn't mean he's rushing off to work the minute he gets out of bed.
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At the minute our signposting is to private providers, because we haven't got the funding yet.
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"The minute people leave, they're facing tremendous stressors," said Wakeman, who's worked with previously incarcerated populations.
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PERINO: In the minute or so that we have, should we -- should we have a throwdown?
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The Instagram newcomer already has more than 13,600 followers and is gaining more by the minute.
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But the minute I feel it's leaning to the dark side, the whole thing stops working.
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The minute my friend left, he asked me if I would get naked in a movie.
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The show gave up its privileges on that the minute Glenn miraculously hid beneath a dumpster.
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I knew the minute we announced our pregnancy that we would be bombarded with unsolicited advice.
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The pair are now enjoying play time outside and are becoming more curious by the minute.
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Dark Sky, the awesome up-to-the-minute weather app also came to Android this year.
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The database had more than 58,000 records containing card data — and was growing by the minute.
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Or were you planning to record him the minute you found out you have this minute?
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The minute-long advertisement , titled "American Nightmare," was released by Democratic group Latino Victory Fund (LVF).
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The bill from the House was pronounced dead on arrival the minute it passed last month.
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There is a reason why most people want to flee high school the minute it's over.
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The minute you drift from that point your device is no longer optimal for creating content.
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The minute I walk out there, I'm with everyone, and we're at this party all together.
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"The minute you actually stand up for yourself in Hollywood, you're the crazy one," she said.
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A traumatic event can be pinpointed down to the year, the date, maybe even the minute.
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And as much time as we spend poring over up-to-the-minute dispatches from E!
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"My father's life became exponentially worse the minute he decided to run for president," Eric said.
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Wrong. From the minute the challenge started, I pretty much knew I was doomed to failure.
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He is now in Brussels but he faces arrest the minute he steps foot in Spain.
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The minute I came in the door from work he was sitting there with a video.
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The minute you drive a new car off the lot, its value drops by about 20%.
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The next great rupture in Britain's national life has, in fact, been planned to the minute.
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That's because the minute anybody says, 'This is my faith,' we respect that in this country.
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And the minute I started, it was just like "Oh, okay, this is cool," you know?
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The minute we laid eyes on this gem of a tweet, we felt an immediate shift.
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"I've got clients who are ready to push the button the minute she loses," he said.
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The other option is that they get relegated, which is looking increasingly likely by the minute.
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"The minute you stepped into my life, everything changed," she said as she began to cry.
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"It actually seems like they're getting more serious by the minute," a Lopez source told PEOPLE.
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" But, she adds, "The minute he messes up, he should be treated just like everybody else.
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Anyone could have seen that those jobs were doomed the minute WME put pen to paper.
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"The minute I heard your voice, it took me to a natural Sade space," he said.
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How many degrees separate the minute and the hour hands of a clock at 3:15?
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"The minute we find him, we will attempt to make him make good," Mr. Giolito said.
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It stands right out there and says: 'The minute you try something, I'm waiting for you.
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Please follow her for up to the minute #newsnotnoise she breaks down what's really going on.
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The minute detailing of the individual barbs of the bird's feathers took four months to complete.
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Early on, he picked up fouls by the minute and could not stay on the floor.
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You are marked the minute you walk in, so they're gonna have to deal with it.
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The minute two of them are getting along, the other three are at one another's throats.
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Back then, the minute you signed with a label you got a tour bus and roadies.
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The minute my skin started peeling, the new skin felt so fresh and just so reborn.
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In both, former Vice President Joe Biden was declared the winner the minute that polls closed.
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The minute [McCaskill and Gilliband] wrote it, they had older Republican men signing off on it.
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"The minute the two of us saw his glass art, we thought it was great," Mrs.
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You know where this film is going from the minute Jake steps out of his car.
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My husband phoned to say he would be there the minute I came out of surgery.
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"There are unavoidable tensions the minute you take corporation funding or foreign government funding," she said.
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Most of Frail Hands' songs barely crack the minute mark but somehow feel like devastating epics.
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At first, the experience disconcerted my patient, who had carefully planned his vacation to the minute.
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From the minute that you walked in, you could sense the bullying, the smirks, the comments.
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In the minute-long clip, Youngblood sits at a table with his audience out of view.
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This establishes brand identity the minute a customer opens an email and prompts them to engage.
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But Saturday morning I put that on the minute I get up and watch those guys.
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The minute I invite you— WARREN BUFFETT: Joe— JOE KERNEN: Well I'll get good seats. StubHub.
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The minute Warner says Burr is acting to protect Trump, the committee's entire credibility will crumble.
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Meanwhile, Derrek — who everyone treats with comically blatant contempt — is getting more unstable by the minute.
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The minute the next table over wants help choosing the wine, the sommelier's voice becomes noise.
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"Everything is super organized in my house — micromanaged to the minute," Kim Kardashian West tells Poosh.
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At City Hall, Mr. Bloomberg was famous for timing meetings to the minute for peak performance.
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But the minute you make a wrong turn, they're gonna come out and organize against you.
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Every car's value depreciates the minute it leaves the lot, so consider your purchase wisely. 8.
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When Secretary of State Mike Pompeo travels abroad, his schedule is usually planned to the minute.
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As for providers, "who's in-network and who's not changes by the minute," Dr. Meier said.
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But the minute this stuff touches complex social systems, you are looking at way messier terrain.
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Jobs seemed to be predicting cloud services as well, like Apple's iCloud or Google Drive: "The minute that I don't have to manage my own storage, and the minute I live primarily in a connected versus a stand-alone world, there are new options for metaphors."
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I — The Offseason The work begins the minute a team's final pitch of the season is thrown.
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But really, the monsters don't appear on screen because the minute they do, they become less scary.
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The minute Gomez's name was called by fellow Swift squad member Hailee Steinfeld, Swift immediately started screaming.
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The minute we stepped through the automatic doors, I realized I had every right to be terrified.
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Naturally, some critics have reacted negatively to a hyper-realistic movie about the minute-by-minute violence.
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Ha. Stop and think of what Trump will do the minute he is out of office. pic.twitter.
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The minute I left my corporate law firm to work for the city, I never looked back.
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The minute I see news about companies in trouble, I send good thoughts to the PR team.
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"The minute the cameras go off, everyone's back to grabbing lunch, hugging it out," the businessman says.
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The minute you do, you're gonna be shot down like an enemy aircraft straying into Russian airspace.
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The minute she drops these blasé (dare I say Drake-esque) pretenses, the real story takes off.
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I may have felt nervous, but the minute I stepped onto the dance floor, I felt great.
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You could make something beautiful, but then it falls apart the minute you walk out the door.
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"The minute I saw them I realised that they were terrorists," Police Superintendent Salwinder Singh told media.
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And she gives great side-eye so the minute she does it, you're like, 'I'm really sorry.
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No one actually needs an up-to-the-minute broadcast of my whereabouts and what I'm doing.
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The minute I saw how much the Fold cost, the allure of a foldable phone immediately vanished.
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"In this moment, we need a fighter: Bernie Sanders," the minute-long version of the ad concludes.
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"Everyone loves her and the minute you run for president, that changes," says Trump — who would know.
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"I knew the minute they said they wanted to try Edie it would be her," she said.
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Fans weren't treated to #BTS or #GTL step-by-steps the minute she hit the red carpet.
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The app gives you down-to-the-minute forecasts, and includes a health necessity: a UV index.
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Say no to jarring alarms that put you in a bad mood the minute you wake up.
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"The minute they go public they'll be at the mercy of Wall Street and shareholders," Liu says.
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People born under these signs can find it comforting to follow their schedules down to the minute.
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The minute-long trailer was quintessential Roseanne, with snarky quips, bold humor and the beloved Conner crew.
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He heard about SkyTrek through "friend of a friend," and clicked with Jamie the minute they met.
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"The minute we go past January, everybody starts saying: 'We can't do anything too bold,'" he said.
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The minute someone steps onto US soil, she gains the legal right to ask for asylum here.
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But then the minute I do that, I've accepted that it's a branding tool for me now.
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Check out their website page for up-to-the-minute info on all the cuddly — and adoptable!
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It was one of those performances that earned the "nominee" tag the minute the credits first rolled.
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He will keep trying until the minute he can't any more, and then it will be done.
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You also have to wonder why the customers didn't run out the minute they saw the rodent.
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Lifelong Indians fan Randy Johnson says he'll be at Cleveland's Progressive Field the minute the gates open.
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"From the minute we showed up at the ER the first time, every minute mattered," she says.
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And I think it's hard, the minute you are honest with them they think you're being mean.
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The minute-long spot, titled "Hero," features Keith Maupin, the father of a fallen soldier in Iraq.
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In fact, he's someone who cherishes adoration from strangers and likes to accumulate them by the minute.
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" RJ: "The problem is, the minute you have anything in your possession or show anything it's illegal.
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"The minute I had Sid, all I wanted to do was be with him," Mollen told People.
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Chances of Ossoff shocking the world and breaking 50% outright in #GA06 are rising by the minute.
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"The minute I saw them I realized that they were terrorists," Police Superintendent Salwinder Singh told media.
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You probably, in true Wellesley fashion, planned your academic and extracurricular schedule right down to the minute.
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Most mornings, I forgot to use it or, if I remembered, I resented the minute it took.
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Control what we can control, win the minute, win the hour, try to win the two hours.
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Trades in U.S. crude futures contracts soared to 232.5,303 barrels during the minute of 230:33.0.6 a.m.
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But the minute I saw him, I thought: I'm going to make a film with this guy.
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Hackers are becoming increasingly advanced by the minute, and traditional passwords and security questions no longer suffice.
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"There's a lot of stuff going on at the minute, promo-wise, around the world," he explained.
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But more important here is Dark Sky's surprisingly accurate to-the-minute rain forecasts for your location.
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The minute-long spot aggressively hammers on Apple's decision to throttle performance of iPhones containing older batteries.
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The minute it happened, Lorne called my wife a million times to see what was going on.
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Here's an on-the-ground look at an airstrike, with the minute-by-minute reaction of rescuers.
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The minute-long clip doesn't give us anything in the way of actual footage from the show.
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The amount of money invested in the Nightflyers set was clear from the minute our tour began.
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Correction: This article previously stated that the minute-long version of the commercial would air on Sunday.
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"I was in therapy from, like, the minute she died until I was 30, practically," she said.
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"I can tell you what's wrong with an apartment the minute I see it," she told us.
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"The minute you learn to love yourself, you would not want to be anybody else," she said.
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I guess you could say you're a game developer the minute you start tinkering around in Unity.
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The minute we started pushing across the river, we were trapped in a series of shooting galleries.
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Sign up for the newsletter now, and we'll let you know the minute the passes are available.
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But the minute she starts singing "His Eye Is on the Sparrow," she taps a herculean strength.
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MEXICO CITY — Images showing masses of people fleeing Venezuela by foot seem to increase by the minute.
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"His failure will cost lives," appears on the screen at the end of the minute-long ad.
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The minute there's a nip in the air, the broths, and particularly bone broths these days, emerge.
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The minute you admit that things aren't so great, you will open yourself up to new possibilities.
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He changed the policies of the government from the minute he became director-general of the ministry.
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The minute-long rap took only a day to write, but a lifetime of waiting to say.
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The minute I slid under this thing, I immediately fell asleep and I slept undisturbed for hours.
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"The minute he retired, he didn't have good health, but he opened up this place," he said.
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The minute their footsteps disappeared down the hall my 7-year-old rushed into my room, crying.
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"I knew he was guilty the minute it happened," he told The New York Times in 2007.
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We have up-to-the-minute live vote counts and results happening in real time updating automatically.
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In the minute-long shooting video, a driver pulls up to an older man on a sidewalk.
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"The minute they showed up with this crazy ideology in Iraq, we felt the threat," he said.
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"Live your childhood now, because the minute you're an adult, you'll miss it," Rosario sometimes told Fanny.
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By Friday evening, the account had more than 41,000 followers, with the number climbing by the minute.
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But the minute her mom put her in my arms, I knew that something was very wrong.
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I'm on the record as being skeptical about the latter explanation from the minute Trump offered it.
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This is likely going to fall off the minute you try to bite into an actual cheeseburger.
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The minute I put on that coat, I knew it was the best $340 I'd ever spent.
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It's our job to make you forget about all of that the minute the theater goes dark.
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"They said they wanted a partnership, but the minute there were criticisms, they walked away," he added.
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You know exactly what's going to happen in the clip below the minute you start watching it.
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The minute scale reflects his early metalwork, the body constructed methodically in precision laid patches of color.
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To accept calls, families must set up accounts with third-party companies that charge by the minute.
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The Trump administration doesn't have the resources to deport 400,000 people the minute they lose their protections.
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The Trump administration doesn't have the resources to deport 300,000 people the minute they lose their TPS protections.
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As a dedicated best friend, you no doubt have a to-do list that's growing by the minute.
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"The minute I heard that she had died, I knew she had been murdered," her dad tells PEOPLE.
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The diplomat: Domestic fights tend to lose their power the minute an external existential threat makes itself apparent.
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I mean, the minute you start talking about it on one side than Trump&aposs history comes up.
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As doctors like me know all too well, that plan works right up until the minute it doesn't.
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They are fighting for eaters whose tastes change constantly and new brands that pop up by the minute.
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And it was very clear to me the minute we all sat down that he was the guy.
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The minute the plane touched down in the clear sunlight of Mexico, I knew it was a mistake.
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Other data is updated to the minute, like the number of active Uber drivers on standby for pickup.
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But that is a pathetic excuse for this juvenile situation which only seems to escalate by the minute.
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"I literally, like, started crying the minute I saw it," she said in a clip at the time.
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"The minute I say I never want to do something again, all of a sudden, there I am."
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Litigators are timed down to the minute, and juries are let out at the exact time he specifies.
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This is where Google Calendar excels, allowing partners to work out their relationships down to the minute details.
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The minute-long clip doesn't include Witherspoon, Aniston or Carell, but features panning shots of an empty newsroom.
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Two of President Donald Trump's most controversial tweets were sent exactly a year apart, almost to the minute.
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She's also currently working on Big Little Lies season 2, which is only getting bigger by the minute.
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Tesla's Supercharging stations, or fast battery charging portals, charge customers by the minute or by kilowatt-hour (kWh).
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And while that heartbreak is unbearable, Brand tells us HSN has perfected a buy-to-the-minute system.
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He checked to see what flight she was taking home, and then called her the minute she landed.
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First, there's prestige TV, the kind you sign a blood oath to watch the minute you get home.
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Also, be sure to follow our liveblog from Build 2018 for up-to-the-minute news and analysis.
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" Khaled says he knew he was destined for greatness, "the minute I came out of my momma's stomach.
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But any chance of getting out is an illusion; it evaporated the minute Zama took on his post.
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Unfortunately, the minute-long clip doesn't give us much in the way of gruesome shark attacks or whatever.
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Millionaires focus on the big-picture aspects of a project without getting bogged down in the minute details.
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"The minute you're not viable, you're as popular as honey on a biscuit," Vilmain said of caucus night.
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I don't react to the minute to minute, hour by hour, day to day moves of the markets.
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Margaret talks about this, about the minute the police... open fire on the protest is a turning point.
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"There was nothing but trouble from the minute that crown touched my head," Betbeze (later Betbeze Fox) said.
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That, or leave us where we are now: Forced observers in this uglier-by-the-minute Fight Club.
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The minute they knew that a group of Americans wanted to know about their food, they welcomed us.
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Sincerely, Pressured & Confused Hey P&C, The minute I read your letter I had this immediate gut reaction.
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Goichi rivalry had defined Dragon Ball FighterZ's earliest days, the scene was getting more robust by the minute.
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The family has been giving up to the minute updates on his condition on his personal Facebook page.
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But the minute he said, 'Yeah, and I taped this thing Between Two Ferns,' Malia was like, 'What?
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Honestly, I think it's just a lot of noise from someone who's losing their mind by the minute.
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The minute you're into your exes again, they'll be making out with someone else in a pub toilet.
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She officially won our hearts when she live-tweeted James Comey's hearing with to-the-minute astrological insights.
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The minute the temperature starts to drop (or I overdo it on the retinol), I reach for this.
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Apple asks you to set up iCloud pretty much the minute you activate a new iPhone or iPad.
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But the minute you start mixing fibers, like polyester with cotton, the options for recycling become more limited.
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But if being up to the minute on sort-of friends is imperative, go back to the apps.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's best-case scenario for a U.S. trade deal looks worse by the minute.
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"Exactly one year ago, to the minute at around 85033am, I sent two kids to school," Guttenberg tweeted.
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And, of course, that we have these letters to read is a privilege getting rarer by the minute.
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They didn't suddenly vanish from the Earth rapture-style the minute Steve Jobs showed off the first iPhone.
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"We tried repeatedly to get in touch with Taiwan the minute we heard about this," Dr. Petersen said.
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And the pros is that the minute I removed it, I instantly saw, like, very brightening, hydrating benefits.
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Then Lindy told me about Weddington Way, and assuaged my fears the minute I clicked on its site.
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The app has a broad range of sources so it's great for scanning up-to-the-minute headlines.
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The minute it stopped working, or was perceived to not be working, everything was up for grabs again.
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Spotify's chief content officer is leaving ahead of its IPOShould I rent a hotel room by the minute?
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Ballet and modern dance are a minority taste, enthusiasm and devotion — and getting more minority by the minute.
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This allows for the discovery of tiny fragments, which can provide the minute details of a larger story.
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Pay-by-the-minute fitness app Popin has shut down, according to emails sent out to its users.
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The minute you feel the action straining toward an existential climax, you start to resist any further manipulation.
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C toi ma femme [You are my wife] and I knew that from the minute we started dating.
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Tal R: The Minute continues at Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery (333 South Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) through November 16.
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" He added: "And then the minute you tell him how great it was, he runs away from it.
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The minute we step out of line and begin to entertain ideas of our own, we become vulnerable.
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And she has come to realize that the minute she is not at her best, she is vulnerable.
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Zink printers are slower than Instax to spit out your images, but they're done the minute they emerge.
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For example, how do you want to show up, from the minute students begin arriving at your door?
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The minute you do that every white man who is not educated is disfranchised on the same proposition.
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The minute we can automate a task, we downgrade the relevant skill involved to one of mere mechanism.
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In the minute-long shooting video, a driver pulls up close to an older man on a sidewalk.
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He was like a caged animal who would go after you the minute the cage door was opened.
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But journalists in 1999 did not have to contend with the minute-by-minute demands of digital media.
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It's wildly detailed down to the minute, and can show where you were at any moment in time.
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For us humans, a healthy brain handles all the minute details of bodily motion without demanding conscious attention.
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Everybody said that the minute I walked onstage, they could tell that Harvey and I were in love.
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My grandparents lived across the country, and we had a weekly short phone call, payable by the minute.
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If Mom didn't immediately sign up the minute that it launched, a Disney+ subscription will win her heart.
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Also note that you won't get the bonus the minute you reach the spending threshold needed to qualify.
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The minute that a communications strategy switches from proactive to reactive is the instant it begins losing support.
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We'll keep you updated on the minute-to-minute developments and can't-miss updates from Hurricane Florence's path.
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The minute you hear the first boom, you start wondering about what's going to happen to Bauman, obviously.
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The minute I saw the word "cheeky" in the clue, I knew this was going to be MOONS.
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Also can anyone actually tell the minute difference between 320 kbps MP3s and FLACs in the first place?
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You know the minute you get there you won't see any of that, not for years and years.
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But the minute the second executive order ran up against legal trouble, Trump started distancing himself from it.
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" And the minute he walked in the room, I wrote down on my notes: "This is the guy.
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Discoveries were made by the minute, from the auditioning process to the last take of the last reshoot day.
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After you get that "I Voted" sticker, keep up with on-the-minute results as votes start rolling in.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe & Shawn Booth From the minute Booth walked out of the limo, sparks flew between him and Bristowe.
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But the minute they admit they're a media company, it means they have responsibility for what's on their platform.
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So we were the first in history to have a Four Seasons that was selling by the minute, right?
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"From the minute Tom and I were married, I wanted to have babies," Kidman told Vanity Fair in 2007.
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I felt proud of how prepared I was—with maps marking to the minute when the eclipse should arrive.
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And the minute you put the banking system at risk, you put the payments and settlement system at risk.
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They'll hear the cost of prescription drugs and health care is staggering and getting more expensive by the minute.
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That in turn allows twice-weekly deliveries of small but up-to-the-minute fashion collections to every store.
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And it's all based on how most of us consume up-to-the-minute news all day: on Twitter.
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"John would come home from a mission, and the minute he came home, he was Dad," Valerie tells PEOPLE.
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Nobody has time for that, particularly when your already-established blemishes seem to be growing stronger by the minute.
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Prices would change by the minute, causing stress revolving around the fluctuations, one of the devastating effects of hyperinflation.
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The data drove the schedule -- they didn't travel anywhere without up-to-the-minute polling to back it up.
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From the minute I started anticipating adulthood, and what it would bring for me specifically, adulthood looked like prison.
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I think the minute we rely on it, it would take away a bit of why we enjoy it.
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"The minute I heard I was going to do a little number, that sold me," Van Dyke told PEOPLE.
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All the pieces of me that I felt were missing got sewn up the minute I saw his face.
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Check its Facebook page for up-to-the-minute updates on cheap fares before you make a train booking.
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From the minute the ACA passed, the right has been calling it an unmitigated disaster and predicting its demise.
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The minute-long sneak peek is narrated by Pearl Mackie, in character as the Doctor's new companion, Bill Potts.
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This is the smartest way to play the game of Paradise, where "connections" and attractions change by the minute.
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Car2go allowed me to book a car by the minute and leave the car anywhere in the city zone.
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The minute-long spot splices together past clips of Rubio criticizing the GOP nominee at rallies and in interviews.
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I also keep this Twitter list of meteorologists handy for up-to-the-minute updates on severe weather events.
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The minute you walk in, you get a sense of community and that priceless interaction behind the pizza counter.
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"From the minute you click to enable content, your system is compromised with nation-state-grade malware," Carr said.
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They found that the minute differences in each species' forms were instead just variations of the same singular species.
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But the minute you try to make a judgment call or say, 'See, look at how stupid it is.
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Some of the robots were disqualified after falling over or when they stopped dancing before the minute was up.
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The minute-long clip is full of compelling imagery: stormy skies, blood-red corridors, buildings going up in flame.
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"I literally, like, started crying the minute I saw it," Kloss said in the clip filmed in the atelier.
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The app offers users the option to rent one of its vehicles by the minute or for multiple days.
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"Their business model is that the minute they do well, most of their employees take the gravy," he said.
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The minute you flip into This is fake, these are actors, nothing's really wrong—that's not going to help.
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Following the minute of silence, Peter Buck joined the band for this wonderful rendition of Freefalling by Tom Petty.
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The minute their idols die, though, metalheads paint this rosy picture of some cosmic reward for rocking so hard.
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A hope that each and every one of us has inherent and unmistakable worth from the minute we're conceived.
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A prediction: The minute the results are final, Republican stalwarts will crank up the volume on calls for Gov.
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"The hope would be that you'd go to the Minute Clinic instead of going to the ER," Starc said.
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But I think the minute you shut down ideas and you shut down challenges, you actually shut down opportunities.
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She spent around a thousand hours, over four years, training herself to recognize the minute variations on particular cards.
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What has-- I mean-- you know, the minute they announced the Scripps deal, that thing started goin' straight down.
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The last time I used it, it nailed the time of my flight's departure, almost down to the minute.
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"The key thing is what happens the minute they put their flag on ground," said Mr. Toaldo, the analyst.
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The campaign has made employers in Bhatta Basti alert enough to hide child workers the minute they spot outsiders.
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Today, innumerable services exist to make the minute details of our lives — from driving to cooking to cleaning — easier.
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"The minute we encourage people to believe that our process is bad, we don't have a process," Langone said.
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MATT If you're doing a movie, the minute you put a monster in it, it becomes a horror movie.
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"The minute I prayed 'Holy Spirit, please come and give me back my son!' his heartbeat started," she says.
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The minute I arrived back in my own home I busted one out and have been absolutely fine since.
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Unlike other services that charge by visit or class, NYC-based POPiN charges you by the minute or hour.
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The videos are short, with most around the minute-and-a-half mark, and the longest being two minutes.
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That problem is getting worse by the minute as Trump lags farther and farther behind Clinton in the polls.
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I do not have any hope that he won't change the rules the minute he doesn't get his way.
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The minute the phrase "having it all" lost favor among women, wellness came in to pick up the pieces.
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As of now, 17 states have laws that will ban or greatly restrict abortion the minute Roe is overturned.
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"The minute they made that decision … our supply chain of reagents for our testing were dried up," he said.
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The minute anyone said, "You need treatment," they got onto the list of people she'd never engage with again.
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Most people, the minute we got offstage, it was Breitbart, Fox News, all the others saying you were crazy.
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The minute-long clip focuses on the title home and simply lists the characters by name at the end.
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Any inconvenience has the potential to throw you off-track when your day is planned down to the minute.
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I could tell the minute I talked with my cousin Jason he was excited because normally he doesn't holler.
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The minute people hook up, therefore, they distance themselves from each other, so as not to seem clingy, needy.
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"The minute those articles come over, that takes precedence under the rules and under the Constitution," Grassley said Tuesday.
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His professed disdain for Wall Street was a campaign-season pose, abandoned the minute he started assembling his administration.
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I wish Google Assistant could find a way to literally hand me coffee the minute my alarm goes off.
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She admits she still feels nervous before every dive, but the minute her feet leave the platform, she's home.
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The minute repeater is "a very emotional type of complication," Thierry Stern, Patek Philippe's president, wrote in an email.
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But the minute you leave these areas, you're faced with a 'city' that feels half metropolis and half suburban.
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It works with state agencies, mapping partners, and users to imbue the app with up-to-the-minute information.
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As it turned out, this was true, but the minute I saw him I knew I'd made a mistake.
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"Paying for reparations will not fix everything," she says in the minute-long video, which aired in South Carolina.
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These shoes are the consummate flat, and they're wonderful from the minute you take them out of the box.
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Some periods are worse than others, but we seem to be in a pretty bad place at the minute.
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Chikara Sono at Kyo Ya, for instance, takes pains to import traditional ingredients from Japan the minute they're available.
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How could one do other than submit to Tlön, to the minute and vast evidence of an orderly planet?
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"I have been very clear from the minute I was nominated to the minute I walked in the door to countless opportunities since then that I am always unwaveringly committed to doing this job by the books, independently, following our rules and our processes free from political or partisan influence," Wray said.
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"We were open to power sharing, but the minute that happened it was hard to go forward," Mr. Ismail said.
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This dynamic ensured Seattle's collar retained a bluish hue, even as the oncoming tech boom minted millionaires by the minute.
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It will be black tie, and it will also require all the minute-by-minute planning of a state dinner.
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"The minute that you start having to report publicly, you have to start playing games with your numbers," he said.
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From the minute she appears onscreen, Aubrey Plaza's character makes it known that she is sexually liberated and sex-obsessed.
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As of today, it has racked up more than 21 million views — and that number is growing by the minute.
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We certainly sympathize, but we promise you'll see the wait was worth it the minute you take your first bite.
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The minute Patrick (Lukas Løkken) pushes Simone (Alba August) into the rain, it becomes clear the rain is not dangerous.
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In the minute-trailer alone, there's a missing girl, a possible ghost, and a very real (and very large) spider.
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You can focus on the minute details of your lesson plan or try to grow every variety of local herb.
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And you can follow along with The Times for up-to-the-minute fact-checking, analysis and a live chat.
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Be sure to follow along with The Times for up-to-the-minute fact-checking, analysis and our live chat.
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And the one thing I&aposm seeing is, this is getting tamer and tamer, more watered-down by the minute.
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While her business is rapidly growing by the minute, she talks about the huge risk she took to start it.
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"The minute the Muslim community found out that we were opening a kabob restaurant, we were very welcome," he said.
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Because it is paid by the minute they also get interesting new data that traditional gym membership plans don't offer.
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Although he appears to do 25 reps in the minute he's allotted, Guinness judges later disqualified six for improper form.
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Yeah, a bunch of us thought this would happen the minute the AT&T/Time Warner ruling came down. Yeah.
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"And the minute he started shooting, I got hit from the side, I got grazed by a bullet," Perez said.
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"The minute you're bonding over your stories and sleepless nights, suddenly all the stuff that mattered before doesn't matter anymore."
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And I think the minute that we say we are, then I think there is a natural — you become complacent.
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And we don't know until the minute a company files a prospectus with terms that they're going to move forward.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the items we're adding to our cart, ASAP (because pieces are selling out by the minute).
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And, you better believe we're going to try the new flavor out the minute we see it at the supermarket.
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But the minute we saw that ballista headed straight for Drogon's gullet, the battle lines became clear: Bronn must die.
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On Facebook, a video of her grilling Betsy DeVos has more than 7.4 million views, which increases by the minute.
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Then everybody gets back together and attempts to form a consensus about where to set the minute and second hand.
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The minute you start hearing the complexity in music, that's kind of where you're getting into more "beard scratchy" territory.
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They can gather up-to-the-minute information on the response to their products and use it to make improvements.
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He was on board from the minute she pitched the project, which is completely independent from Netflix or Warner Bros.
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Steven Schooner, a government procurement expert, said Trump would be in violation of the lease the minute he takes office.
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"These numbers can change by the minute, people can be expected to feel aftershocks for some time," Baldwin told CNN.
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A Sarku's employee waited for stray passersby, holding a plastic tray of teriyaki chicken samples getting colder by the minute.
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The minute you fire him, the FBI as an institution, they have to destroy you and they will destroy you.
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"Macro policymakers are driving direction in the metals markets at the minute," said analyst Daniel Morgan at UBS in Sydney.
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You can see it from the minute the television news day starts, on the set of "Morning Joe" on MSNBC.
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That was an incredible lesson for me about how, as you go through life, the minute details are so important.
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The minute you hear a loud noise or any commotion, move away from it — not toward it — Mr. Ackerman said.
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I'll admit that the minute my race was over I was thinking about where I could get my next fix.
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A company formerly owned by Nokia wants to create a more accurate, up-to-the-minute map of traffic conditions.
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You've probably heard the saying that the minute that you drive a car off a dealer's lot, it loses value.
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Young entrepreneurs sit with their computers in the park and sell internet by the minute to those who pass by.
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"The piece is designed so you are part of the experience from the minute you enter the venue," says Gauntlet.
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And the minute you're delayed, that's when you go over budget and it creates this butterfly effect that impacts everything.
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In the woods of central Maine, trees are gaining value by the minute, and lumber producers aren't waiting a second.
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" But for colorful regional imagery, it's hard to beat the Minute Maid Park standby: "Deep in the Heart of Texas.
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It's therefore likely they're not receiving up-to-the-minute advice on whether to wade into a crowd or not.
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The minute we stop being a nation of laws is when we no longer are the United States of America.
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"The minute the door closed he started screaming 'you stupid fucking CUNT, you CUNT you ruined my premiere,'" she continued.
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On "The Daily," Carroll went through the minute-by-minute of the alleged attack to the best of her memory.
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Customers can be charged by the minute, by the kilowatt-hour, or they can pay a flat rate per month.
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He gave specific details: the minute each protester was shot, what they were wearing and that they were acting violently.
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The minute I give their names and ages, they would be identified immediately and would never be left in peace.
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"When he pulled out the handgun, the minute people started hearing shots, even more chaos erupted," Torrance's police chief said.
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The minute I got here I realized there were two things I had wanted to do my whole adult life.
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He and Mr. Markowitz also lubricated gears that became sticky each time the minute hand hit the 50-minute mark.
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"I went to a great doctor, and the minute she looked at me, she was like, "Oh, you have PCOS.
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The minute-long trailer is a montage of performances, including the women-only choir she assembled at this year's Grammys.
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We have up-to-the-minute live vote counts and results happening in real time as the final count continues.
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The minute-long spot features a supercut of broadcast journalists discussing what Buttigieg has called the flexibility of his proposal.
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The sites also upload up-to-the-minute photos of the vessels or planes that are sent in by amateurs.
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Example: My tout that the Utah Jazz will reach the Western Conference finals isn't looking especially clever at the minute.
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It was done the minute Trump announced his intent to leave the agreement and began rolling back Obama's climate regulations.
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"At the minute we haven't seen any material sales impact that gives us any cause for concern," he told reporters.
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And they are enriching themselves more and more by the minute by monetizing and exploiting the presidency, day by day.
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Carlos burst out crying the minute the car door was shut and begged me to go out with him again.
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In fact, why would any Bitcoin owner want to pay it out when its prices are skyrocketing by the minute?
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Cryptocurrency prices in 2018 have been absurd, changing by the minute and building and destroying fortunes, so FUD is common.
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"If they vote on it, the minute they cast that vote, they put doo-doo on their shoe," she said.
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The minute you put any tough material in front of him, you can see him just flip on a dime.
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The very first rehearsal with the stunt performers, the minute that Bayley's knee was on top of Poussey, everybody gasped.
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When the minute ended, some took shelter under the trees to write messages of love and condolence on large banners.
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Here are a few McCormick mentioned to me: All that stuff will crank up the minute the information becomes public.
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As science journalists, we cover a huge range of phenomena — from the minute to the outer reaches of the universe.
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And as the Obama White House noted at the time of the deal, from the minute material that could be used for a weapon comes out of the ground to the minute it is shipped out of the country, the UN nuclear watchdog will have eyes on it wherever Iran could try to move it.
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Hadid worked closely with designer Valérie Messika on the 12-piece collection and says they instantly bonded the minute they met.
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Halt here and watch the trailer (below) before you read on — the twist is worth the minute it takes to arrive.
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In the minute-to-minute news cycle, it is crucial that our alerts convey what has happened quickly, but also accurately.
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Of course, the home projects at 1600 Pennsylvania don't go on hiatus the minute the new president walks in the door.
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This definitely does sag in the middle and I'm sorry but in my defense I am enormously overstimulated at the minute.
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Once the minute is up, Coach Joe suggests holding the bottom position for 10 seconds at the end of the round.
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Yet the "conservative" resistance continues against the man delivering all the conservative results, and their whining grows staler by the minute.
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Trump and Beijing have been engaged in a back-and-forth rattling of sabers from the minute Trump won the election.
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"At the minute, the fighters who are closer on a championship level are the likes of Parker and Wilder," Joshua added.
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"We had the first statement out within 14 minutes from the minute I heard about it in the sky," Bellew said.
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These exercises can be done as an "EMOM" workout, which stands for "every minute on the minute," or as a circuit.
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"What I learned from that experience is: The minute you can afford something, plunk the money down and get in there."
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I noticed immediately that even though the lipstick caught people's eyes, the minute I glanced in their direction, they looked away.
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Logically I know that no one else is monitoring these changes, definitely not on the minute level of detail I am.
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As much as we know that airline safety videos are important, plenty of us zone out the minute they begin rolling.
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Rigorous academic content is integrated into up-to-the-minute technical learning, and career readiness is the foundation of the curriculum.
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They're techniques and ideas you can use the minute you see them, not over-the-top looks to pad your Pinterest.
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But the minute they walk in and then they walk out, you're like, 'Wow, this person is going to be huge.
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"The minute you have trained professionals in the middle of conversations with your boss or colleagues, think 'divorce attorney,'" she says.
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We had these guys at Disrupt NY this year, but here's the rundown: secure, temperature controlled dog parking, by the minute.
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Red and blue light tell the time, with the blue light representing the hour hand and the red representing the minute.
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Maisel the minute they power on their TV. The Fire TV Edition was priced aggressively and heavily promoted on Amazon's homepage.
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" He added, "The minute they heard Prince was having trouble with prescription drugs they should've gotten him into treatment right away.
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You can't look at anyone else's images, either, except during the minute-span of the alert, right after you snap yours.
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You can change the color of the minute and second markers, but unless they're neon yellow or green, readability is compromised.
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The minute either side starts setting out goals and demands in public, positions become hardened and compromise becomes an embarrassing climbdown.
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Outside of their school, #YouthMarch continued to trend on Twitter, people seeming to grow more excited about it by the minute.
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Prospects for the Republicans' showcase health care bill had looked grimmer by the minute Thursday despite Trump's personal lobbying of conservatives.
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The small unisex collection is a paean to streetwear's uniform of the minute: all dad hats, printed longsleeves and massive hoodies.
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"They will be encouraging him – right from the minute he walks across the doorstep – to do things for himself," she adds.
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The minute he walked in the door, I looked at him, and I knew intrinsically that he was the real deal.
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Daimler has started a car-sharing service, car2go, which offers point-to-point rentals charged by the minute, hour or day.
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The minute-long wordless commercial resonated across Twitter with an outpouring of praise for the adorable presentation of a serious message.
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The minute the launch window opened on Thursday, the rocket boosted its payload, a Saudi Arabian telecommunications satellite, toward geostationary orbit.
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It's our job here at Noisey to bring you the hottest, up-to-the-minute news from the world of music.
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But the minute you look for a quality, women's leather laptop backpack the options are sparse and divided into two camps.
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LAS VEGAS — While cars are increasingly becoming more tech-savvy by the minute, motorcycles have been left in the proverbial dust.
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My son came into this world full of life, and my entire world changed the minute I heard his little cry.
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The minute markers are tiny blue-hued dots and the brand mark is set just above the hour and minute hands.
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They said the indictment wasn't unsealed until Mueller's office informed the court of Stone's arrest, not the minute he was arrested.
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If you're following tech unicorns like Uber and SpaceX, it's relatively easy to keep up with up to the minute announcements.
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Shadows cast by the tall bare trees looked like the minute hands of a clock, all showing ten past the hour.
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NASA updates the data regularly, adding up-to-the-minute content like satellite images of large storms and other major events.
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The minute the door cracked just a little bit from that, I just kicked it open, brought everybody in with me.
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He wore a T-shirt adorned with slogans of determination — #OneOrlando, #OneHeart, #OnePulse — and an expression that changed by the minute.
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"Some say that's overkill, but the minute a charge goes through that I didn't authorize, I know about it," he said.
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The minute we saw Gaten [Matarazzo], who plays Dustin, we basically cast him off the first tape that he sent in.
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A suspect emerges from the top of the vessel with their hands up at the end of the minute-long clip.
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I speak of the instant anticipation and bond you feel with your baby the minute you see a positive pregnancy test.
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The minute you realize that you don't know everything and need help along the way, the better off you will be.
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One thing is for sure: The fear of getting charged by the minute will certainly get us out the door sooner.
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He also became extra baggage in Denver the minute the Broncos finagled an idiotic contract for former Seahawks tackle Russell Okung.
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The minute that Deschutes announces their production facility in the East Coast, we will break ground with a beer spa there.
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Organizers have even made a Google doc to provide up-to-the-minute updates on what is needed at the camp.
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Even better, once you add the show to your list, it's sure to appear in your queue the minute it's live.
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Until 2015, he was a writer, editor and producer for "Up to the Minute," a CBS website and overnight news show.
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He knows, in this theater, you're a god, but the minute you step out, you're just an out-of-work actor.
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The minute details of the couple's hand gestures and postures — where and what they touch — are the carriers of psychological content.
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The minute-long commercial makes full use of the fact that broccoli is both a vegetable and a euphemism for cannabis.
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No. The minute the board adjusts the limits, the price of permits is likely to rise as demand for them increases.
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Upon moving, we knew we wanted to get a dog, and Bernie stole our hearts from the minute we met him.
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Planes carrying nukes, the terrifying sound of life atomized into static noise: "Unexploded Ordnances (UXO)" feels very much of the minute.
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The language I spoke, the beliefs I professed, the way I walked, all changed the minute I walked out the door.
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The minute I start pointing my finger at you and blaming you for something, you point your finger at somebody else.
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One conclusion from the 2016-2017 television season: The gap between a hit and a dud is narrowing by the minute.
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New technologies have effectively turned semi trucks into locator beacons for shippers who want up-the-minute intelligence on their freight.
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"I knew the minute I met her that she was going to have a big impact on my life," he said.
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It's fairly complicated stuff, but not for Dumbledore; the minute Harry told him about the blood in book four, he knew.
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Even if I had my own money, which I don't, it would belong to my husband the minute we were married.
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And at a time when social media gets uglier and more polarizing by the minute, Lanier's insights qualify as essential reading.
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Danny Murillo never worried that he wouldn't be able to cut it—he started working Berkeley the minute he got there.
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The minute I make a deal with someone, I put a photo of them in a matted frame on my wall.
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As for the war material, it's shameless in its caricatures and clichés, and up-to-the-minute in its alienating pyrotechnics.
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We fall off course the minute our intention shifts from following our hearts to responding to what we think others believe.
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Even so, the minute I heard Pelosi's words I thought -- there's no way her conference will uniformly see it her way.
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"I never say I've seen it all because the minute I say that, something else has to top it," he joked.
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I'm a detail freak, and I noticed the minute ways where Genesis cut costs to deliver this product at this price.
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This was the man who was tasked with finding leakers and became a leaker himself the minute it served his purposes.
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Heavy Metal Halloween is all about having fun, and the minute you get your unmovable personal principles involved, fun dies, quick.
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And the minute the floor was given over to questions, that discontent—fraught with cursing, interruptions, and charged frustration—became known.
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"The minute Bouteflika would leave power, Ould Kaddour would be sacked," a reliable source familiar with the matter told Reuters last month.
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The minute you suddenly become a teenager you have to be a grown up and being a grown up means no play.
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The temperature's only in the mid-2000s, but in the direct sun it feels hotter—and it's getting worse by the minute.
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Of course, you will not be able to hit it exactly to the minute, but over the time you will get better.
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"The minute I went red, it was like, 'quirky' instead of flirtatious and dumb," Adams says of the roles she was offered.
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It's a solid addition to the company's portfolio that doesn't do much to move the minute hand on the hybrid smartwatch space.
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The minute you walk on stage at any rock and roll show, you are no longer in the United States of America.
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Gaps in the fringe of hair denote the hour and the minute, and the gaps move ever so slightly as time passes.
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Kruger said she isn't dating anyone at the minute – but that doesn't mean she isn't open to the possibility of new love.
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That's when they start looking for the Lime scooters that people rent and ride by the minute — and leave wherever they please.
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The minute you go off track or question his logic at all, you're dead to him, you're the enemy of the week.
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They are not designed, as were the Montre à tact and the minute repeaters, to help us tell time in the dark.
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I had this strange feeling that the minute the chemo went into my port my hair was going to start falling out.
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When she stops wailing the minute angry Alex takes her, the peds surgeon suggests maybe Owen just isn't a baby guy. Foreshadowing!
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I get nervous the minute these kids get in the elevators and they see the buttons and their eyes blaze like headlights.
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Noah Centineo became one of 2018's biggest heart-throbs the minute To All The Boys I've Loved Before landed on Netflix.
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The minute the initiative was filed, the Association of Washington Businesses, a conservative-leaning business group, filed a lawsuit challenging the language.
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FOX News' "Fox News Update" will focus on up-to-the minute breaking news and the most compelling stories of the day.
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"But for me, the minute I stopped being a waiter and started being an actor was when I started living my dream."
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It's the minute before you run the 110m hurdles at the Olympics, and you can feel the adrenaline coursing through your veins.
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An Olympic softball stadium in Athens, Greece, was unusable the minute the games ended, since softball isn't a popular sport in Greece.
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The album doesn't get any hookier than "James Joint," the minute-long interlude thrown online as a 4/20 treat last year.
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Kardashian revealed via her app that she likes to pamper her husband the minute he's done performing, according to the Daily Mail.
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Odds are that President Donald Trump will survive a growing brew of controversies, but bettors see his chances declining by the minute.
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A three-minute online version of the commercial launched Tuesday, two days before the minute-long TV version airs during opening day.
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By partnering with Letv, Aston has shown that it is can infuse up-to-the-minute tech into its already wondrous vehicles.
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The minute hand is assessed annually and in January 2015 was moved from five minute to midnight to three minutes to midnight.
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The minute the business starts to not perform or not deliver the results that are expected, people start to question each other.
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You get billed by the minute and the most basic instance costs €0.42 per hour, €10 per day or €300 per month.
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Follow along with our list below or tune in to our WWDC 2016 liveblog for up-to-the minute updates and photos.
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"Dear 45, I ain't Kanye," T.I. wrote of the minute-long video acting as a promo for his new album, Dime Trap.
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"My father's life became exponentially worse the minute he decided to run for president," Eric Trump told Westchester Magazine in an interview.
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He said the indictment wasn't unsealed until Mueller's office informed the court of Stone's arrest, rather than the minute he was arrested.
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The minute you say, "Well, I can't because so-and-so," you diminish yourself and you diminish your ability to have impact.
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The driver placed his hands on the wheel three times in the minute before the accident, for a total of 34 seconds.
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Some details of the Orlando nightclub massacre are known to the minute: The first reports of gunfire came at 2:02 a.m.
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Yet evidence for the earliest life dates to 3.8 billion years ago, as if it emerged almost the minute the bombardment ceased.
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The minute Facebook accepts responsibility for ferreting out misinformation, users will start believing that it is fact-checking everything on the site.
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" The actor added, "Then I said, 'I'm taking this off the minute I wrap,' and then she was like 'You know what?
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We'll be bringing you up to the minute details of the big day with Anderson Cooper, Alisyn Camerota and Don Lemon anchoring.
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It's one of many sly, charming jokes in this disarmingly up-to-the-minute examination of a peculiarly modern odd-couple relationship.
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The minute a unit breaks cover to open fire, it has only moments before enemy artillery begins zeroing-in on their position.
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To put it bluntly: If your value proposition is that you're a winner, your value evaporates the minute you're no longer winning.
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The minute you can pick out your own clothes and develop your own style is probably when you can start wearing makeup.
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"The minute I heard about this project, I knew we had to have it," YouTube's head of content Susanne Daniels told Variety.
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Speaking of Charli, are there any other artists working in the new wave of pop artists at the minute who you admire?
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We'll have up-to-the-minute results and reporter analysis as the returns come in tonight from six Democratic primaries and caucuses.
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When the minute expires, the app shuts down, and the users must wait for the next alert to use the app again.
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But it might be the minute-by-minute processes of kiss cams that are most interesting — and most opaque — to regular fans.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Tal R's current exhibition, The Minute, at the Rosenwald-Wolf Gallery gave me a headache.
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The minute-and-a-half trailer teases the kind of parody you'd expect from the folks who thought up the title Fortnut.
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All she really needs are the computer and her phone, which she checks a lot for up-to-the-minute Cosmo analytics.
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ET. We'll have up-to-the-minute live vote counts and results happening in real-time updating automatically when results come in.
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I'm also not surprised that the minute Ben drops Ruth off at work he heads to see Frank Jr. in Kansas City.
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He is both symbolic of our culture and anachronistic in an age where every action is documented nearly up to the minute.
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With three communities that are home to more than 100,000 people involved, the aftermath was chaotic, confusing and shifting by the minute.
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"She understands that our country can't reach its potential unless we all do, together, a stronger country," the minute-long ad says.
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I think he's a threat from the minute he walks into the batter's box, whether he's got fully healthy legs or not.
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Call logs cited by the House reference numerous contacts among the many players in this saga, down to the minute and second.
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The scooter companies distribute their electric vehicles around cities and universities — often on sidewalks — and rent them by the minute via apps.
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He has realized that whatever rage someone musters in the minute they spend waiting at a red light isn't actually about him.
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Much of the trial focused on video of the incident from several sources, which showed the minute-long brawl from various angles.
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One Republican shrugged aside questions about Mattis's power being on the rise, saying he was influential from the minute Trump picked him.
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As other local journalists posted by-the-minute updates on the president's whereabouts, Ms. Donnelly's Twitter feed and column stayed Trump-free.
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Soul-music completists will no doubt appreciate the minute detail with which Fletcher recounts Pickett's recording sessions, even his subpar later ones.
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Trump provokes ire by the minute, but the response needs to be fashioned by the day or even week, lest everything blur.
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"He was a great colleague who extended his hand to me the minute I got here and we connected immediately," Espaillat said.
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Oregon previously rejected a petition filed by six conservation groups in 2018 to protect the minute marten under the Endangered Species Act.
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I've come to appreciate this morning ritual, especially if it means I don't get hungry the minute I arrive at the office.
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Much of the trial focused on video of the incident from several sources, which showed the minute-long brawl from various angles.
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NASA engineers predicted to the minute when the Cassini spacecraft would dwindle to a wisp of smoke in Saturn's atmosphere last fall.
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"The minute I cross that line and I start talking about the other stuff, I won't even get another hearing," state Sen.
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"The minute the phrase 'having it all' lost favor among women, wellness came in to pick up the pieces," Brodesser-Akner wrote.
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Because if you vote for him because of how you feel right now, the minute he's president, you're going to regret it.
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Because I think the minute the Democrats get back, there's gonna be some — if they get back — there's gonna be some reckoning.
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Harry Rawlings (Liam Neeson) and his crew are scrambling through a getaway that is anything but clean, and getting dirtier by the minute.
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He began preparing for the trip the minute Xinyi received her admission letter from SU, having to apply for visas and complete paperwork.
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"The minute I saw it I knew this was something we had to apply for," says Kerry, in a phone conversation with CNBC.
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And the guts don't just sit there in the middle: They rotate in sync with the minute hand, completing a revolution every hour.
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But if you rush and sell the minute a downturn starts, you're left out when stocks rebound a week, month or year later.
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It's all worth it, and I will forget about all of these obstacles the minute we see this beautiful life we have created.
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In fact, there are states with laws on the books right now that would make abortion the criminal act the minute Roe falls.
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Zac Goldsmith's Richmond Park by-election is looking lonelier by the minute after UKIP revealed that they would not be fielding a candidate.
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EB: We don't have surge pricing, and right now, when a customer wants to come for eight hours, they pay by the minute.
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Between her lip kits, her nail polish, and her brand-new Puma collaboration, Kylie Jenner's style empire is growing bigger by the minute.
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"The minute they said 'we need someone who knows CPR' I got up and went back... and we began CPR immediately," she said.
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If you make it through security, facial recognition technology could then be used to track the minute details of your movements once inside.
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"The minute I suspect there's something that could hurt someone or affect someone emotionally or physically, it needs to be addressed," he says.
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People, my whole career say, 'you're too quiet, you need to say stuff,' and the minute you say something it's, 'you're fucking crying.
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Primarily, there's an application programming interface that customers can integrate into their own systems to see hyperlocal weather and to-the-minute forecasts.
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Pompeo's life as secretary of state is carefully plotted, his days planned to the minute and fueled at all hours by Diet Coke.
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"Inside every overweight woman is a woman she knows she can be," Ms. Winfrey says in the minute-long ad for the company.
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