McDonald's is already facing a time crunch compared to its competitors.
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"Don't allow the time crunch to affect your work," Freeman said.
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Yet there's a time crunch ahead, particularly in the plodding Senate.
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It doesn't have to be this much of a time crunch.
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A real estate rush isn't the only time crunch the company faces.
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However, the time crunch lawmakers face is one of their own making.
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We were really under a time crunch on American Slang, but not then.
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As far as our living situation goes, we were in a time crunch.
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Buying lunch for each other during a time crunch is always extra thoughtful.
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Even with the time crunch, Thunberg did not want to take an airplane.
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"It will be a time crunch, the longer we wait here," Johansson said.
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Congress, though, is facing a legislative time crunch, as it only has until Sept.
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The justices will face a bit of a time crunch in reaching a decision.
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Gwyneth Paltrow was on a time crunch while shooting her new Netflix show The Politician.
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If you're not under an extreme time crunch, the charging speeds I experienced were acceptable.
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This time crunch has led some to say the 2020 election represents humanity's last hope.
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There are still ways to get personalized or sentimental gifts even in a time crunch.
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The partisan posturing comes as senators are under a time crunch to fund the government.
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There's evidence that the burden of this ongoing time crunch is borne mostly by mothers.
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There are still ways to get personalised or sentimental gifts even in a time crunch.
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So what's her secret to getting her skin to look its best in a time crunch?
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"The time crunch does have a pretty big impact on lively debate and discussion," explained Condeluci.
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Time crunch: McConnell's comments on Monday come as lawmakers have roughly three weeks until the Oct.
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"I think they're in a time crunch because this storm didn't exist yesterday," he told CNBC.
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Obviously, the president, given the time crunch here, has got to hope for sooner rather than later.
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If you're finding yourself under a serious time crunch to pick a present for Mom, don't stress.
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Every busy gal needs a secret style weapon she can whip out in a time crunch. Ours?
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At heart, TV's time crunch is a tribute to how the medium has become worth our time.
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He has scored movies in weeks, although he admits that kind of time crunch is not ideal.
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The 20-year-old from Agoura, California, is on a mission, and he's got a time crunch.
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There's a time crunch, as student-athletes try to cram games into increasingly small windows of time.
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We're in a bit of a time crunch so we eat and get back on the road.
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Despite the time crunch, Republicans and Democrats angrily blamed each other Thursday night for the looming shutdown.
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Design of the Model 3, due in late 2017, is not yet complete, adding to the time crunch.
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A fire in a distribution center in West Virginia snarled some deliveries during the gift-giving time crunch.
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Not something I aim to do, but when you're in a time crunch, you need to get creative.
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If it you don't feel like waiting, the quick heat boiler means it's perfect in a time crunch.
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Whether or not Rockstar's version has evolved over time, crunch remains a big problem—and nothing to brag about.
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She'll also hire people to help with projects if she's in a time crunch and there are sponsors involved.
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The time crunch could hinder the contractor's ability to provide proper quality control, creating a potential for catastrophic error.
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Despite the time crunch, several major pieces of legislation were enacted that had been in the works for years.
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But even with a time crunch, NASA is struggling to get a requested $1.6 billion boost in funds from Congress.
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Early-stage startup founders it's now or never, it's do-or-die, it's [insert your preferred time-crunch cliché here].
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As a result, the celebrity stylist turned to women designers who would support the star — even in a time crunch.
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Take the time, crunch the numbers and put plans in place for everything from retirement income to long-term care.
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Congress passed a short-term CHIP bill before leaving for the holidays, so there's less of a time crunch now.
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Given the time crunch and Lauer's reputation as a relatively soft interviewer, however, Clinton's treatment might count as a grilling.
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Our recommendations are simple and direct, and the time crunch -- the need to get started now -- is not our only concern.
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Even for a fashion editor whose bread and butter revolves around styling outfits, getting dressed in a time crunch is tough.
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Fans of Breaking Bad wishing for a theatrical experience to watch the highly-anticipated movie might be on a time crunch.
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Lawmakers return from a weeklong recess, and Republicans face a time crunch in their efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Because of the time crunch (she opens in 10 days), I quote her a high fee, which she seems totally fine with.
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Congress face a time crunch for negotiations; both chambers plan to be in session for only 11 days between now and October.
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To get around New York City, I am usually in an Uber or on the subway, if there is a time crunch.
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Republican lawmakers already face a time crunch, given that Mr. Trump offered his budget three months past the statutory deadline in February.
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With fewer weeks left in the year, taxpayers who have fallen behind on withholding face a time crunch to pay what they owe.
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While the projects on "Making It" are all done under a time crunch, there's not that same wild-eyed horror permeating every moment.
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The time crunch doesn't stop the two from connecting over karaoke, where Natasha starts to imagine a future with the boy she just met.
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With Kelly and Michael for Good Morning America, ABC is in a bit of a time crunch to find the four-year host's replacement.
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You're always feeling rushed, you're on a time crunch for literally eight hours straight, you're never allowed to have one moment just to chill.
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Cole said he's confident Congress will come together before Friday to keep the government running, despite the time crunch — or perhaps because of it.
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We were shooting for this popular show, working 14 hour days, and you're running and gunning all the time, always in a time crunch.
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As a recent college graduate, I was caught in a time crunch to find an apartment for my cross-country move to Los Angeles.
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With just a few weeks left before the holiday recess, the House faces a time crunch for impeachment and wrapping up other legislative priorities.
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For Ms. Sutinis, the difficulty went beyond the time crunch to finding concise quotations from Mr. Trump's campaign appearances that didn't include contentious remarks.
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For millennials on a time crunch, without a ton of cash, looking for a solid 100-like Instagram post, spa lines just don't make sense.
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In general: The more time you can give yourself to plot a season and avoid a time-crunch pileup or story complication later, the better.
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I have two different classes right off the bat this year, and it's making me feel like I'm under a time crunch in the morning.
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Still, an earlier Easter also presents a time crunch: Torres said his Brooklyn chocolate factory had to start prepping for Easter even before Valentine's Day.
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Rachel responded defensively, and made the case that the show's time crunch didn't dictate their relationship: It was Peter, not "the process," that wasn't right.
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"I had to make sure to have the prep kit ready and because we are on a time crunch everything is already per organized," she explains.
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When it came to finishing the design of her new Los Angeles home, Ali Fedotowsky-Manno admits she was on a bit of a time crunch.
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And, like most of us, she finds herself doing her best work while in freaking the fuck out during a major time crunch (hello, finals week).
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Lawmakers now face a time crunch to get the bill done before the end of the year, but Cantwell was optimistic that there is enough time.
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The time crunch has led many social services providers, like CASA, to shift all their attention and resources to getting as many renewals submitted as possible.
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They are also facing a time crunch to reach a deal with lawmakers saying they want to pass their bill no later than the August recess.
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And Letter, the top House counsel, told a federal appeals court on Monday that the House needs a swift resolution because of the impeachment time crunch.
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They're delicious, filling, and fast when you're in a time crunch, and you can load them up with all the greens and healthy fats that you want.
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But many still did so despite the time crunch because they don't want to be accused of what Boris Johnson always accuses them of doing: blocking Brexit.
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Even better, this chocolate avocado mousse can be made in five minutes, which is great if you're in a time crunch or looking for a quick fix.
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Krasinski's new figure is the result of some hard work on a time crunch – the star told Men's Health he got shirtless-ready in only 16 weeks.
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That's where Amazon Prime comes in handy with free two-day shipping; there's no need to sweat over the time crunch or pay extra for faster shipping.
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When I first moved to Los Angeles last June, I was on a time crunch to find an apartment before I started my fellowship here at Insider.
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Here's the weird part: I already give to the ASPCA, but decided to stop and talk to this woman, even though I was in a tremendous time crunch.
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"I'm not the one that waited nine months ... it's not my problem that we only have those few days," he said, asked about the Senate's current time crunch.
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Because of the time crunch, Republicans could waive their internal rule that requires the House to vote on legislation at least three calendar days after it was introduced.
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Warren has spent time trying to boil down, prioritize and sharpen her myriad policy proposals, aides said, mindful of the time crunch on a stage with nine other candidates.
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Warren has spent time trying to boil down, prioritize and sharpen her myriad policy proposals, aides said, mindful of the time crunch on a stage with 10 other candidates.
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Wood said they were already working on the game plan on the flight back from Baltimore because of the time crunch, and he said it had a cleansing effect.
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Senators who oppose the nomination can cause more delays by using procedural tactics to prevent a committee vote, again a problem when the president is in a time crunch.
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The U.S. and Canada are expected to resume their high-level NAFTA talks sometime this week as a time crunch is on to reach a deal by month's end.
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Skeletons, witches, and black cats are always reliable Halloween costume ideas (especially if you're in a last minute time crunch), but they don't have to be the only option.
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We were under a bit of a time crunch for a variety of reasons, but the issue that dragged on for so long was a disagreement with Equal Vision.
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Super Saturday is the Saturday before Christmas Day, when many shoppers dash to stores to make last-minute purchases — and possibly spend more money because of the time crunch.
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Sure, the house looked a little basic in the photos online, but it was nice enough, especially considering the time crunch—light-filled, spacious, and close to the Blue Line.
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Advocates for a federal data privacy standard are feeling a time crunch as they fret over the limited number of days left in this session and the upcoming 2020 elections.
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Advocates for a federal data privacy standard are feeling a time crunch as they fret over the limited number of days left in this session and the upcoming 85033 elections.
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The debate is squeezing Democratic leaders between progressives demanding stricter standards at migrant holding facilities and a time crunch to reach a deal before funding runs out in early July.
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Time crunch: The leaders of the House and Senate Armed Services committees have said they want to wrap up negotiations on the NDAA before the House leaves for August recess.
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I had already spent a good 15 minutes just trying to get these waves to work for me, so in my time crunch, I decided to blow out my hair.
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It's a time crunch for him too — if Kyle does not find a match within the next year, he'll be forced to undergo kidney dialysis and could eventually die, Time reports.
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Though it was on everyone's mind, neither of the men addressed the fact that Plummer was on a time crunch because his scenes were reshoots to replace accused predator Kevin Spacey.
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"In terms of pregnancy related care you're already in a time crunch, especially in states that require waiting periods," says Alexis Cole, policy director for URGE: Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity.
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We're both chronically late; I show up around 9:20 and she doesn't arrive until 9:40, putting us in somewhat of a time crunch, which in turn sparks my anxiety.
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However, this one may feature a thump of heavy snow that falls during just 210 hours or less, with the ridiculously heavy snowfall rates more than making up for the time crunch.
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If you're in a time crunch, it works its magic in as little as one minute, so you don't have to take a longer shower just to give your hair some TLC.
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Aguirre-Sacasa also told TVLine that the reason some fans may be disappointed in the Svenson reveal may have to do with the time crunch they were on to introduce the janitor.
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"Because it's a shorter holiday, we had to come right out of the gates," Gass said, echoing what executives at Target and Walmart have already said about the time crunch this year.
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To tap into this, Friedman says to list at least five things you need to do by Christmas or another set date because the time crunch will force you to be productive.
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But they also are facing a time crunch to play all of their postponed matches, crown champions, and determine which clubs will be promoted — or relegated — to new divisions for next season.
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Since I only use the diffuser when I&aposm in a time crunch, I dry on the highest speed and temperature, though you can choose from three temps and two airflow speeds.
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"The biggest thing is feeling like I have to get to a certain emotion in a time crunch," Morrone said, seated across from me in a tiny conference room in Midtown Manhattan.
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This matters because it put a massive time crunch on retailers, which now have significantly less time to figure out which stores they ought to keep open and which they should close.
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A lack of clear direction also makes certain rooms feel particularly frustrating; especially when you're playing under a time crunch, there can be a sense that the frustration outweighs the fun on occasion.
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If there is a time crunch attached to a coupon or sale, consumers are more likely to buy a large quantity so that they don't have to pay full price in the future.
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That could put students in a time crunch in the fall, said Carrie Warick, director of partnerships and policy at the National College Access Network, which promotes college education for low-income students.
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Even then, lawmakers will likely have another time crunch when they come back in September since many will be eager to leave Washington as soon as possible to return to the campaign trail.
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We were under a time crunch when we did the You Fail Me record because we had a due date with the label and we had a bunch of plans built around that.
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It's just the latest setback for a GOP leadership already facing a time crunch so extreme that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is delaying the start of the August recess by two weeks.
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"This is a time crunch and I think some of these people are forgetting that in the center of this is a 3-year-old little boy who is suffering right now," said Neff.
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When you're in a time crunch, adding some definition to your brows can make you look more put together — even if you don't have time for the full pencil, powder, concealer, highlighter brow routine.
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Freezing temperatures, four feet of fresh powder, a time crunch, and a giant gown all worked against the HGTV designer and her intrepid crew, but you wouldn't know it looking at the final product.
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As a result of the time crunch, Democrats canceled a retreat to Maryland's Eastern Shore that they had planned for Wednesday to Friday and said they would talk strategy in the U.S. Capitol instead.
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Danielle Bernard, a spokeswoman for Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, one of two organizations working with the government on family reunifications, said her group, too, was feeling the time crunch of the court order.
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BookNotes, a digital service that provides readers with limited-time access to 15-minute synthesized summaries of over 1,000 best-selling books, will help hungry bookworms on a time crunch tackle a variety of books.
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The company is also in a bit of a time crunch to get these deals done to generate more income to bid on NFL rights against deep-pocketed rivals like tech company Amazon, analysts say.
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Any new package would not only have its own new set of detractors and doubters but also would face a real time crunch to simply pass it through the House and the Senate before midnight.
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Where To Recharge The Hoxton, ParisBooking a centrally located hotel means you won't waste precious time shuttling back and forth to your resting quarters — a major win when you're scouting the city in a time crunch.
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Next time you're in a time crunch, can't for the life of you pick out what to wear, or just want getting ready to not take hours, grab one of the long-sleeved sweater dresses ahead.
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Normally, having to spend additional time to get security clearance is not a big deal, but it can seriously mess things up if you're on a time crunch and need to head to the gate ASAP.
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Normally, cordless vacuums are also a little lighter than their wired counterparts and they're quicker to set up and tear down, so you can get the house tidied up quickly if you're on a time crunch.
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He didn't make AM2R to land a professional job making games, and now suddenly, he was being asked to make a brand-new level on a time crunch for a dream he didn't know he had.
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Contestants are given wholesome backstories—one of them pretty accurately self-describes as the meeting point between Bob Ross and Mr. Rogers—and are often shown helping one another complete a crafting challenge in a time crunch.
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But lawmakers will face a legislative time crunch to get an agreement on the three packages as well as a short-term continuing resolution (CR) that is expected to be needed to fund part of the government.
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Shelby argued that it makes sense to link the two issues but didn't rule out that the debt ceiling could get a stand-alone vote, or be attached to another must-pass bill, in a time crunch.
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"Maybe it was because of the time crunch, maybe it was filler, or maybe it was an intentional stylistic choice, but I loved the extra banter and the stumbling/reaching for a word that were left in," Jake wrote.
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So here's my take on the 30-minute meal: Recipes that fall under the "fast and easy" category end up feeling more like a panic-inducing time crunch — or, as my concerned roommates pointed out, a sad episode of Chopped.
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Despite the time crunch during a hectic part of the day, he ended up shooting one of the royal wedding's most memorable photos: the black and white still of the newlyweds sitting on the stairs, grinning wide in marital bliss.
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The time crunch is necessary to get ahead of the peak transmission season that follows the rain, according to Dawn Wesson, associate professor of the vector-borne infectious diseases initiative at Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.
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There are a number of likely reasons why women tweet less — from the time-crunch many career women face doing double-duty at home to working hard at proving themselves again and again at work (when men do not have to).
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Mostly, the crowding on the third floor could be attributed to the time crunch — there were only a couple of hours left to see "Beirut Heterotopia," (2017) Akira Takayama's voyeuristic, audio-guided contribution to Act II, the final component of SB13.
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This is true whether you're a white-collar worker or a minimum-wage worker who has several jobs to make ends meet: Everyone is overworked, overstressed, and facing a time crunch — which is obviously the most debilitating for people with kids.
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At their initial interview inside his office, Afshar had told detectives he understood E.R. was in a bit of a "time crunch" to deal with his phobia, because the genital exam was required to enroll at the Boys & Girls Club.
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He acknowledged the time crunch of a September 30 deadline means there would not be time to negotiate a bill in a House-Senate conference, and said if the Senate passed it he would bring it to the House floor.
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In a sign of both the time crunch Republicans face on their agenda and the breakdown of the normal budgeting process, appropriators in the House have already begun marking up their spending bills, despite lacking a top-line budget number.
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REVIEW: Beats' new Solo 3 wireless headphones are a total game changer The battery will last around 40 hours on a full charge, but if you're on a time crunch and need some juice, a five-minute charge can provide an additional three hours of battery.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more If you're under a time crunch, skip the usual cleansing step (this replaces it!) and massage a dime-size amount of a hydrating mask into your skin.
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But it's not scary: Made with 100%-natural moisturizing ingredients like moringa and raspberry seed oils (so you could technically skip the balm if you're on a time crunch) and featuring a satin finish, it makes your lips look like they've been tinted a gorgeous berry hue.
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First was the time crunch: While many nominees can plan out their full look months in advance, the documentary subject's attendance was in jeopardy as a result of President Donald Trump's travel ban, so she did not know whether she'd be on the red carpet when the time came.
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But it's not scary: Since it's made with 100%-natural moisturizing ingredients like moringa and raspberry seed oils (so you could technically skip the balm if you're on a time crunch) and features a satin finish, it looks like your lips have been tinted in a gorgeous berry hue.
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Other than the time crunch of Tiana needing to figure out how to turn back both of them into humans before it's too late (and the fact that this is based on a Brothers Grimm tale), this film ranks pretty low on the scale and has a happy ending. 45.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) said Thursday that he expects Congress will approve a short-term government spending package next month given the time crunch when lawmakers return to Washington.
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The law exists in an effort to prevent fraudsters from voting on behalf of other Florida residents, but Democrats say that it marginalizes people who are young, have disabilities, or have low incomes, whose signatures may have changed since they registered to vote, but who were unable to travel to fix the signature under a time crunch.
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The film's skinny white women are able to infiltrate Vogue and pose at Met Gala attendees, while the women of color act as janitorial staff, though all three of them are the most technically proficient—Rihanna plays the hacker, Awkwafina the pickpocket, and Mindy Kaling the jeweler who has to reset a complex diamond piece in a time crunch.
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This season, Mina Nishimura, the luminous Japanese-born dancer and choreographer, has no choice but to do just that for her latest premiere, "Bladder Inn (and X, Y, Z, W)." The time crunch comes down to scheduling: In recent weeks, Ms. Nishimura has been busy as a performer, dancing in back-to-back works by Kota Yamazaki, her husband, and Dean Moss.
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For the average American consumer, who hopefully doesn't have to worry about finding clean water and soap, and isn't facing a time crunch that an emergency room doctor might have to deal with, hand sanitizer is an attractive option, especially now, for on-the-go situations where they might not be able to duck into a bathroom to wash their hands.
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Lawmakers are now under a time crunch to settle the issue before the nation's first GMO labeling law takes effect on July 1 in Vermont, home of anti-GMO presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE.
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It put them under an unprecedented time-crunch, as the platform only gave two weeks' notice before the adult content started being buried (for comparison, other platforms like GeoCities have given months of notice before deleting or hiding content.) In the final days leading up to Monday's deadline, some archivists reported on social media that they were getting IP banned by Tumblr, which kept them from doing their work.
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