Evan Rachel Wood has decided it's time to come forward.
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Time to come up with some really weird selfie scenarios.
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QUESTION: I appreciate you taking the time to come here.
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That's also why now is the best time to come.
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I think it's time to come to grips with that.
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Give yourself time to come up with a new strategy.
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"Time to come together and stop the hate," he said.
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They'll curse all of us for some time to come.
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It's time to come back to reality, dear sea goat.
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Now is the time to come together and link arms.
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Probably, today is the safest time to come into London.
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They don't necessarily have time to come to our games.
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And she probably was like, 'Come on, time to come home.
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"It's time to unite, it's time to come together," he said.
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Click through to get inspiration for a long time to come.
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What made you realize this was the time to come out?
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"Time to come back down to earth!" they say as well.
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Mr. Pence's plea to voters was, "It's time to come home."
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There is a time to come and a time to go.
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An adequate supply for a long time to come is assured.
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These questions could haunt us for a long time to come.
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We figured it would be the least busy time to come.
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This is not the right time to come into the office.
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And those who could volunteer their time to come in did.
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You don&apost have time to come up with new ideas.
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It's taken a long time to come back, and that's great.
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Once he was there, he knew it was time to come home.
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Let's all talk again when it's time to come into the limelight.
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The paranoid style will shape British politics for some time to come.
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Hopefully, there'll be enough time to come up with a better name.
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It's now time to come up with that Plan B, and fast.
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"Illinois picked a very good time to come to market," he said.
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So I figured that this would be a time to come out.
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If it's the latter, it's time to come up with a compromise.
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That could leave it in Microsoft's shadow for some time to come.
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Schorling may be in the driver's seat for some time to come.
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"So I'm telling everyone it's time to come to Paris," he said.
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The trade war will be in focus for some time to come.
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I suspect it will haunt us for a considerable time to come.
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"Sometimes there's just not enough time to come up with creative solutions."
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Now is the time to come together — to unite and to act.
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Now is the time to come together -- to unite and to act.
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They clearly had time to come to Congress to seek our permission.
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I could see her chugging along for a long time to come.
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Because if you do it immediately, they don't have time to come in.
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"The real buyers feel it's the right time to come in," Chandran said.
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"This is not a time to come up against each other," he said.
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It also makes it a great time to come up with better plans.
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These issues will cause Texans to suffer for a long time to come.
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And I would say that this is an important time to come in.
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Will these adverse psychedelic reactions be with us for some time to come?
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The delay would also buy them time to come up with a replacement.
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American politics for some time to come, regardless of the final outcome on
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There, Hamilton aims to be riding that crest for some time to come.
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Trust me, though: It took me some time to come to this conclusion.
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It will be in my record box for a long time to come.
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Now is the time to come together and be responsible: Democrats, Republicans, everyone.
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Now is the time to come together [and] be responsible — Democrats, Republicans, everyone.
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Thanksgiving is a time to come together and overeat with your loved ones.
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"It is time to come home and go out and vote," he said.
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At that point, the two agreed, it was time to come out publicly.
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But we'll be grappling with his for a long, long time to come.
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Their rivalry looks like one that will sizzle for some time to come.
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I hope he will be with me for a long time to come.
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"Now they feel it is the right time to come in," he said.
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"So it takes a long time to come back to you," Storch said.
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I hope Alex will be hosting "Jeopardy!" for a long time to come.
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When's a good time to come back and say, "Here's what I've done"?
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People are suffering and they're going to be suffering for some time to come.
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Regardless, you'll be seeing these videos in your feeds for some time to come.
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It was the right time to [come back together] right before the first debate.
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The killing of Philando Castile will haunt us for a long time to come.
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Otherwise, you can live in a shattered economy for a long time to come.
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I felt it was time to come forward, but there were still some concerns.
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It took me a very long time to come round to acquiring the taste.
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Three days is not enough time to come up with a plan of support.
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It may be difficult to confidently answer such questions for some time to come.
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This is a time to come together in confronting and dealing with North Korea.
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In time to come, Lillie, don't be surprised—change is a fact of God.
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"It took us some time to come to terms with these organizations," he says.
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I fear we will be dealing with it for a long time to come.
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The event's management team decided it was time to come up with a policy.
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You may not have time to come back around to [depression] as an idea.
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It's a journey that she hopes will continue for a long time to come.
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Bartleby hopes that Mr Handy's readers will be saying "Aha!" for some time to come.■
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Now might be the time to come clean about your concealed cash and spending habits.
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I was very excited to get it, it took such a long time to come.
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But sometimes it's time to come back home, and we're thinking about that very seriously.
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This gives a United Nations agreement on curbing airline emissions time to come into force.
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Today, it's time to come together as Americans and work toward solutions that benefit all!
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Moreover, European banking looks likely to remain far from lucrative for some time to come.
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I have a feeling I'll remember both those things for a long time to come.
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"I thought this was the time to come forward because it could save some lives."
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It took me a long time to come to terms with what my father did.
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I would've told you the time to come, I would've given you the right polo.
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Time to come out of hibernation; it's officially the first day of spring #GoogleDoodle pic.twitter.
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Britain's future access to the EU market could remain unclear for some time to come.
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It's very possible this'll be the highest-end Windows phone for some time to come.
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"There will not be a real final stroke for some time to come," he said.
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"It took me a long time to come forward," Davies said, The Washington Post reported.
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It is time to come to terms with reality: "maximum pressure" on Iran has failed.
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"Voice can take a long time to come all the way out, brother," Bobby said.
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The ECB signalled negative rates are here to stay for a long time to come.
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I can't imagine that he will ever find the time to come on my show.
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Today is a powerful time to come together with your community to make a difference.
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This is influenza-like transmission, and it's going to continue for some time to come.
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Houston police urge anyone who was in the area at the time to come forward.
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And I think those factors will put us in good stead in time to come.
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I expect to be referring to it, here and elsewhere, for some time to come.
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Warriors Coach Steve Kerr has insisted that his team will need time to come together.
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"There is a time to come and a time to go," Gowdy tweeted on Wednesday.
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"When I have you in handcuffs is not the time" to come forward, he said.
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But the heartbreak of that scene will stick with me for some time to come.
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The aftereffects of this campaign may befoul our civic life for some time to come.
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So, with no more NBA to watch, it was apparently time to come back home.
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That specific strategy means the show will likely remain on Netflix for some time to come.
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AND SOME OF THE TOOLS I HOPE CONGRESS WILL GIVE US IN THE TIME TO COME.
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For ModCloth loyalists who jumped ship in 2017, it might finally be time to come back.
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But when it was time to come down, Floyd was too exhausted and just sat down.
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The power went out again, and seemed to take an usually long time to come back.
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I hope I get the chance to keep doing it for a long time to come!
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But my honest hope was he would make time to come do at least three episodes.
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We were at the stage when it was time to come up with a record cover.
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Rather than wait for his car's time to come, he opted to order the Model 3.
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And the repercussions of GDPR are going to keep coming for a long time to come.
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Indeed, the new find will keep palaeontologists hard at work for a long time to come.
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But that may be the last above-7 percent growth reading for some time to come.
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So I think this is a perfect time to come up with these ingenious solutions locally.
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"When he feels it's time to come back, he'll come back," Buechele said before the game.
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"The best time to come is early September," said Fagre, who is based at the park.
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I not only chose the wrong time to come here, I also chose the wrong market.
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Perhaps it's best we give him some time to come to terms with this difficult revelation.
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The autonomous car industry will need to deal with these fears for some time to come.
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Then, it's time to come up with another idea, another drive and to enjoy another journey.
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"Passions are running high so it's not the time to come to any conclusions," he added.
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Lawmakers negotiating an energy reform package have run out of time to come to a deal.
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"It's time to come to the table to try and negotiate these ills out of society."
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It's time to come back to the real nitty gritty and bring the soul outta you.
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"For many different reasons, victims need time to come forward to report their abuse," Forrester said.
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I'm just thrilled and humbled by the fact they would make the time to come up.
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But I think some of the best stuff takes the longest time to come to fruition.
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But Leibovich says the game will still be big business for a long time to come.
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For other countries, that means depending on China for a long time to come, she said.
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It felt like it was the right time to come out with a SaaS-focused fund.
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"There is a time to come and a time to go," Mr. Gowdy wrote on Twitter.
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Beijing will probably rescue even smaller banks for some time to come, regardless of the regulations.
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"I think writing's going to be around for quite some time to come," Mr. Edwards said.
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"It's time to come forward and let these families find some sense of peace," Lt. Col.
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And I personally will be dreaming about the bulgogi bake for a long time to come.
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It seems quite likely this will continue to be the case for some time to come.
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The FBI permitted her to arrange a time to come in and talk with the investigators.
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All are expected to remain so for some time to come, with the exception of Hungary.
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Ms. DuVally realized, she said, that it was time to come out as transgender at Goldman.
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I think it took people a little bit of time to come around to that view.
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But you've been on a massive high all day, and it takes time to come down.
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If ever there was a time to come together in a bipartisan fashion, this is that time.
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My foot felt good enough to do it, but I guess it was time to come out.
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The holidays are, of course, a time to come together — but not every family has that option.
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This will help to add some variety and keep levels fresh for a long time to come.
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Problem is: there's just not much to play, and there won't be for some time to come.
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It's a reality I'm still grappling with and I will be for a long time to come.
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Our findings suggest there is ample capacity to make factor investing effective for some time to come.
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"Most of Greene King's growth is capex driven, so it takes time to come through", he added.
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Kevin Spacey has just invented something that has never existed before: a bad time to come out.
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What made you decide it was time to come back in the studio after all this time?
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Though the storm will be short-lived, its effects will last for a long time to come.
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Go ahead and use this time to come up with a cover story to tell your boss.
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In other words, this is the right time to come in before valuations and the climate improves.
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Hopefully, I'm around for a long time to come, and I think I can be as well.
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Local jihadists with largely local grievances will remain on Syrian soil for a long time to come.
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It also took Harris a relatively long time to come around on the issue of marijuana legalization.
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As the president-elect, President Obama, and Hillary Clinton have said, it is time to come together.
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Yandhi will be the time to come back to this point in the future and be happy.
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Each patient gets a scheduled time to come in; most come two or three times per day.
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Those with the time to come at least once a week show the best results, she said.
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Hopefully, we'll be able to ... these efforts will bear some bipartisan fruit in the time to come.
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On top of my struggle with the entries, the passage took a long time to come together.
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"Thank you all for giving us this time to come and talk to you today," he said.
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It's a nice time to come out and spend an hour or two kind of in silence.
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Our clients filing today were devastated and needed considerable time to come to terms with their losses.
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On Politics With Lisa Lerer He might be impersonating Bernie Sanders for a long time to come.
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Trump delayed the revocation of the plan to gave Congress time to come up with a solution.
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No. 21 is gonna be advertising, the vast majority of revenue, for a long time to come.
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And, this is a trade that could benefit stocks and hurt bonds for quite some time to come.
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The high rate of sales will also ensure strong housing starts in the time to come, he added.
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"Uncertainty and volatility ... are both likely to be persistent for a long time to come," Citi analysts said.
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The vagueness of that little word, "links", is likely to perplex investigators for a long time to come.
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Even Cardi B's short pop-up intro intro is something we'll remember for a long time to come.
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But, even after these operations plenty of sites remain, and likely will do for some time to come.
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But the voters have spoken and it's time to come together, accepting of the work we have ahead.
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It said monetary policy needed to proceed cautiously and to be expansionary for a long time to come.
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It's time to come back around to regeneration, but this time on the other side of it: accessorizing.
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Not only did they make it, but their legacy seems well established for plenty of time to come.
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Nancy Pelosi was right yesterday — this is going to glow on them for a long time to come.
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The people of Sudan may not have a better chance for peace for a long time to come.
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The bank is also not expected to make any major changes to policy for some time to come.
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The bureau will be dealing with fallout from the Clinton and Trump investigations for some time to come.
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Without a major realignment in German politics, that is unlikely to change for a long time to come.
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This is your time to come forward and start doing the right thing by everyone that is affected . .
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Economists will not know the full impact of last year's tax reform bill for some time to come.
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It's a constant learning process, and I'll continue to check off lessons for a long time to come.
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And, now that the decision has been made to leave the EU, it is time to come together.
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The funding extension gives the House and Senate more time to come to a long-term appropriations deal.
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I said, 'I don't have time to come to your apartment to give you a private yoga class.
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And most students either are not motivated enough or lack the time to come to faculty office hours.
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There is a strong, cohesive visual identity here that will stay with me for some time to come.
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They know it takes fighters time to come into their own; everyone hits their stride at different speeds.
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It's taken the advertising community, and particularly their clients, a long time to come to grips with that.
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Beto running made people feel like it was worth their time to come out and volunteer for candidates.
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"I say this with caution, social change in India takes a very long time to come," he said.
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Victory spawns imitation, and the Trump template is likely to influence our politics for some time to come.
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And he said that he expects to see these low interest rates for a long time to come.
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"Those of you who are still there, it is time to come out of the shadows," Meeks wrote.
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The food takes a long time to come out, so my beer is gone before my entree arrives.
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With that kind of passion, the Force should remain strong with Disney for a long time to come.
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"It was a mistake I made and it was time to come to do good things," Myatt said.
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"In that regard ECB monetary policy is likely to remain easy for some time to come," Minne said.
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The Pacific Northwest is still rather wild and woody, and hopefully will be for some time to come.
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"You've picked an interesting time to come to Germany," a friend told me when I arrived in Berlin.
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Take time to come up with a special hashtag, so that guests can share photos in real time.
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Debates are supposed to offer journalists and pundits a unique time to come together and snark on Twitter.
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So if you have been waiting for the right moment, now is the time to come join us.
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They've had a long time to come up with workable plans, and they haven't done that at all.
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We're in the middle of it all right now and will be for a long time to come.
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It was all over so fast, but the repercussions will resonate across the region a long time to come.
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That said, as a New York City transit reporter, it seemed like the right time to come to London.
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IPOs take a long time to come together and there's no way Blue Apron could have anticipated the move.
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It's time to come to terms with what a Trump administration is going to mean for all of us.
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Of course ... Gervonta's never fought in the Octagon before -- so the match would take some time to come together.
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It's past time to come around to the basic security step that is 2FA (and it's easy to implement).
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What could you do differently next time to come across even more effectively and really improve your meeting mojo?
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It is time to come to terms and design a safety net that is personal, portable, modern and flexible.
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Long-term interest rates are pretty well anchored, and Goldberg sees that continuing for a long time to come.
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The EnVyUs organization picked an ideal time to come into pro Rocket League, with surely the most established team.
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" Diamond added, "I plan to remain active in writing, recording and other projects for a long time to come.
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For quite some time to come, Mr Feldstein's influence will still be there, everywhere you look in American economics.
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All this suggests that there will be huge numbers of Rohingyas in Bangladesh for a long time to come.
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There is a very good chance we'll be in a low commodity price world for some time to come.
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Today marks the start of #BlackHistoryMonth Let this be a time to come together in a celebration of diversity.
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Most were adjourned until later for technical reasons or to give the parties time to come to an arrangement.
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The statement Monday gave no clue as to why the winner took his or her time to come forward.
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And in the time to come, the FCC will follow the facts and the law where they take us.
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R.I.P. ENERGY BILL: Lawmakers negotiating an energy reform package have run out of time to come to a deal.
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It was as if she was giving Oghi time to come to his own objective understanding of his situation.
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Any "ordinary political revolution, if you look through history, takes a long time to come to fruition," she said.
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The current high rates of construction will probably limit price growth in the time to come though, he added.
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I am very confident that he will come back and continue to participate for a long time to come.
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You have to do it immediately, because if you do it immediately they don't have time to come in.
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And if the next 20 years are half as exciting, they'll feel it for a long time to come.
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"If you are on holiday abroad the time to come home is now while you still can," Raab said.
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And yet, movies provide a respite, a window into a better time to come, or a challenge we've overcome.
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That&aposs likely to continue to fuel inflated valuations and irrational investments for some time to come, he said.
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We could be talking about what happens in the next 24 hours for a very long time to come.
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Guess it's time to come up with one of those cute combined nicknames for J. Lo and A-Rod.
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I think there's… you can say there's a need for oil and gas for a long time to come.
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" Rubio's speech is "fine" and "great," Christie added, "but it's time to come up with something new to say.
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I should have given myself some space and time to come back to life before we made that record.
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"The severity and frequency of these [bleaching] events means slow-growing corals won't have time to come back," said Connolly.
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Abdul Samah Mat, the police chief leading the investigation, said authorities would give the diplomat "reasonable" time to come forward.
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These are the policy challenges the Fed will be facing in this election year - and for some time to come.
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" Diamond, 22018, added, "I plan to remain active in writing, recording and other projects for a long time to come.
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For now and some time to come, the twin aims will be to keep improving operational efficiency and avoid disaster.
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Shondaland sources, meanwhile, are confident Grey's Anatomy will continue to air on ABC for a very long time to come.
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It's likely that Meltdown and Spectre will continue to haunt Intel and other chip makers for some time to come.
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And Bohemian Rhapsody's wins will certainly delight fans of the film, and of Mercury, for a long time to come.
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" On April 3rd Mr Trump said that having been "very successful against ISIS…it is time to come back home.
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Fingers are crossed it'll continue to serve as our eyes on the Red Planet for a long time to come.
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Oh Kemba Walker will be seeing this on highlights for all the wrong reasons for a long time to come.
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His creator is gone, but SpongeBob is going to live in that pineapple for a long, long time to come.
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It's time to come together and stand up for all the people who have made the United States their home.
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"These job gains are expected to continue for some time to come," he told reporters at the New York Fed.
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Something tells us we'll be seeing a lot of these circulating around the web for a long time to come.
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It is likely that the motto on Washington's licence plates, "Taxation Without Representation", will apply for some time to come.
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The upturned noses suggested that I had lost my place on the invitation lists for a long time to come.
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We may not know the answer for some time to come — time that Trump will have bought by firing Comey.
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Indeed they do not believe the Fed will attain its 2 percent inflation target for a long time to come.
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Okay, take a little more time to enjoy that dream because it's already time to come crashing back to reality.
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If the Republicans succeed in that while in office, the Democrats will be on hiatus for some time to come.
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Granted, PREPA will require support from external sources for quite some time to come — in both operational and capital funding.
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Cyberwarfare is likely to be at the center of geopolitical disputes for a long time to come, strategists told CNBC.
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The best time to come up with sound policy and international agreements is before these science fiction scenarios become reality.
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Or maybe it didn't take me an inordinate amount of time to come, I was just afraid that it did.
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The alternative is that it sets off economic ripples that will affect the world for a long time to come.
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But, he added, "Most companies in the world are going to have physical locations for a long time to come."
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Heck, President Trump could win the 2016 election, freezing the parties in their 2016 positions for some time to come.
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Mr. Cook told KGW that he was "very moved" that Clara had taken the time to come speak with him.
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But that also means results may take some time to come in — votes are expected to take days to tally.
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Choe argued that the U.S. has had ample time to come up with new possibilities that will satisfy North Korea.
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If he can keep earnings stable and consistent, he may be wearing the valuation crown for some time to come.
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With the first affordable housing lotteries scheduled to begin this summer, Ms. Guzmán says it is time to come home.
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It is to carry the burden of the suffering of others in the hope of a better time to come.
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We hope that the Kremlin uses this time to come back into compliance and destroy its noncompliant 9M729 missile systems.
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Stay tuned because this decision is likely to be one of the defining features of Trumpland for some time to come.
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"He still took the time to come out and speak to a bunch of teenage girls in the suburbs," she marvels.
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Bhattacharjee explains that women are so overworked that they often lack the energy or time to come to a union meeting.
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While AWS's growth is slowing, it certainly looks like it may be one of Amazon's buoys for some time to come.
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It took me a long, long time to come to terms with the fact that it was him, it wasn't me.
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Instead, you should buy a piece of a business that you think will generate profits for a long time to come.
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"Kevin Spacey has just invented something that has never existed before: a bad time to come out," he wrote on Twitter.
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"If you're taking the time to come into a store, we're assuming you want a much more human experience," she said.
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Trump started off by saying the base was stronger than ever now and it was time to come through for them.
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Though we're more polarized now as a country than we've ever been, it's time to come together and rebuild our country.
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The feeling of experiencing this event is something that I'm going to be parsing out for a long time to come.
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A total double standard but that's O.K., we are Winning, and will be doing so for a long time to come!
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This can take place over several sessions, which gives the practitioner a little buffer time to come to acceptance of death.
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And he talked about how he thinks interest rates are going to be much lower for a long time to come.
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That won't be a problem for some time to come, of course — CASE is still very much a work in progress.
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It will allow them to focus on the things that humans will be best at for a long time to come.
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"Kevin Spacey has just invented something that has never existed before: a bad time to come out," tweeted comedian Billy Eichner.
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The company's current presidents are all in their 30s and will likely be at the helm for some time to come.
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Meanwhile, he will have been irked by Kasich's Ohio win, which ensures a three-man race for some time to come.
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But even with improved property sales, analysts expected the ball would remain with tenants, not landlords for some time to come.
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Fox delayed its planned shareholder meeting, scheduled for next month, to give Comcast time to come back with a higher bid.
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"She is going to be the Democratic nominee and she has plenty of time to come out on this," South added.
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It's time to come to the aid of our police, our front-line soldiers, by calling this war, and not terrorism.
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I now understand it was absolutely the wrong time to come forward with such a statement and I am so sorry.
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But you found me and you've taken the time to come into my Instagram to tell me how gay I am.
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With U.S.-China hostilities showing no signs of abating, Singapore will have to weather the storm for some time to come.
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It's only five months from the caucus, which doesn't give a lot of time to come up with a viable alternative.
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No, having come out as a gay singer, he realized it was now time to come out as a gay man.
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When it&aposs time to come up, the seib — the crew member managing the ropes — pulls him up onto the boat.
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If he can keep earnings stable and consistent, Mr. Gorman may be wearing the valuation crown for some time to come.
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Pennsylvania enacted several laws Tuesday that will give victims of childhood sexual abuse more time to come forward with allegations. Gov.
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Many aspects have not been revealed to this day, and many are likely to remain classified for some time to come.
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"It's time to come out of the tunnel," Angela Abar says, pushing an already great episode of Watchmen toward the transcendent.
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Trump said last year he would rescind DACA, but gave lawmakers time to come up with a solution for its recipients.
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Don't expect to see the other drafted quarterbacks under center in a real game for some time to come, if ever.
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Cottarelli returned for informal discussions Wednesday with Mattarella after asking for more time to come up with a list of cabinet ministers.
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But NBC is hoping you'll be hearing the winners of its newest musical reality competition, Songland, for a long time to come.
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Now is the perfect time to come together and find a way to help each other grow the AR/VR/XR ecosystems.
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Now that you've had plenty of time to come to grips with the iPhone X's notch, let's talk about next year's iPhone.
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Other campaigners have been watching and taking note, a frightening sign that "post-truth" may be around for some time to come.
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How much concern do you have when the Federal Open Market Committee says, 'We are being patient for some time to come'?
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While Amazon will rule the roost in the marketplace arena for a long time to come, merchants should start betting on Shopify.
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Sophie should be too busy perfecting her caricature of working people to have time to come up with so many petty jabs.
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The idea behind setting the March 5 deadline is to give Congress time to come up with new legislation to protect Dreamers.
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"Probably our parents coming in before it was time to come," Ross, 29, says of the most memorable moment from the day.
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Not many people would have taken the time to come and fly when they have to be somewhere else in the morning.
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Some Republicans want the deadline to be pushed to March to give lawmakers more time to come up with a replacement plan.
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But these figures also take a long time to come out — the report for 2015, for example, came out in November 2016.
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"Now it feels like the right time to come back and see if we can contribute to the tech ecosystem," he said.
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The ultra-high frequency traders of the world will have to continue dealing with the errant nanosecond for some time to come.
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Assange eventually unleashed a series of leaks that U.S. officials say damaged their cyber warfare capabilities for a long time to come.
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It's time to come clean and admit it that, eek, sorry we didn't mention before, but there is a vast homosexual conspiracy.
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Some of those fighters have found a home in Turkey and are likely to be a threat for some time to come.
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While the global economy will take time to come out of the crisis, improvement can be seen in a number of sectors.
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The work of John Heginbotham takes some getting used to, or maybe it has just taken time to come into its own.
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NATO's Article V commitments were invoked, for the first and only time, to come to America's aid after the 85033/11 attacks.
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"Now is the time to come together to defeat Donald Trump, who is utterly unfit to be our next president," Steyer said.
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We hope you will continue to serve your state and your country in the Senate for a very long time to come.
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How Trump and his advisers answer that question could determine the trajectory of US-Russian relations for a long time to come.
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Unless he really manages to balls something up, it's likely the royals will still be in business for some time to come.
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I'm also going to ask DJ Tiësto and DJ Hardwell if they have the time to come to my party as well.
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At this stage, in his battle-scarred career, it's safe to say that Sangmanee will be around for some time to come.
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A French court this week dismissed a legal challenge by charities who had sought more time to come up with alternative housing.
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In time to come the Wilsons would recall the day with agony, after Kym Wilson, Napper, Washington and Winfield had been indicted.
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As he snatches Commissioner Gordon in his titan grasp, Bruce has to decide if it's finally time to come out of hiding.
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" Evra says he also realizes there will likely be more terrible days like this time to come -- "The future is no good.
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It is time to come together around a shared understanding to stimulate a desire, curiosity, and willingness to ask these significant questions.
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"If the former president of the United States takes his time to come," he said, "anybody ought to be willing to come."
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If a cut in corporate income taxes succeeds in doing that, there should be growth benefits for a long time to come.
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Now, with her 7-week-old baby sleeping in the stroller next to her, she said it was time to come out.
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"Physical distribution partners are terribly important for us," Mr. Zelnick said, "and we expect that to continue for some time to come."
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Unfortunately, unless the problem is systematically addressed, this is a vulnerability that will be with us for a long time to come.
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Grand strategy, acquisitions, and technological considerations may shape the debate about the future of the U.S. military for some time to come.
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Asset prices reflect expectations that the world is going to remain in a low-growth mode for a long time to come.
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If you're holding a bank account or an investment account overseas, you're running out of time to come clean to the IRS.
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The Bank of Japan is widely expected to reinforce its commitment this week to a massive stimulus program for some time to come.
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The actions were clearly messaged in advance, so the risk was priced in and brokers had time to come up with alternate arrangements.
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A total double standard but that&aposs OK. We&aposre winning and we&aposll be doing so for a long time to come.
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"I've been like slowly taking my time to come back and this is a serious, sit-down, major interview," Kim told Kris, 62.
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Now is the time to come together, to back this improved Brexit deal, and to deliver on the instruction of the British people.
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I think it took some time to come to terms with even calling myself gay … I just simply started living as a lesbian.
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A total double standard, but that&aposs okay, we are winning, and we will be doing so for a long time to come.
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But when the Younger actor got engaged to longtime boyfriend Eric P. Berger, he decided it was time to come out as gay.
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And, while you're at it, take some time to come to terms with the fact that there are eight months left in 2018.
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Even though Schierholz has very limited time to come up with new ways to disguise the Jenningses, she takes it as a challenge.
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Individual dinosaur species lasted less than a million years back in the Cretaceous; they wouldn't suddenly last for all time to come afterwards.
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"The agenda that the administration laid out that the group ran up on is just taking time to come to fruition," Goldberg said.
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In contrast, markets assume policymakers in Australia and New Zealand will keep their rates at record lows for a long time to come.
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After a bitter election, they say, it's time to come together as a country and to give President Trump's policy proposals a chance.
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Sylvia is also pretty shy, but at just a year-old, she may just need some time to come out of her shell.
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Da Silva dunked with 6:44 to play for a 70-54 lead, and Santa Clara didn't have enough time to come back.
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"It's so important for elected officials to make time to come and help serve meals in one of our hospitality sites," Garcia said.
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Yet while we had decided that we were done paying, they were going to pay and pay for a long time to come.
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"Kevin Spacey has just invented something that has never existed before: a bad time to come out," actor and comedian Billy Eichner tweeted.
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If Liddle George is right about that, then Republican politics will remain a white ethno-nationalist redoubt for a long time to come.
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They will require the US "to be in the business of suppressing these extremist movements for a long time to come," Clapper said.
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Zaha Hadid, perhaps more important than someone who was merely waiting for their time to come, instead witnessed the world adapting to her.
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"Now that the decision to leave has been made and the process is under way, it is time to come together," she said.
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"It's annoying and frustrating but, at the same time, to come back like I did shows the legs are good," the Welshman said.
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"The longer they take with bringing out facts, that gives more people time to come up with their own stories," Mr. Ibrahim said.
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No matter what people thought of him, they wanted to ogle him, and he'll be merrily monetizing that for some time to come.
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If bond market investors are right, the economy will be haunted by the forces now being unleashed for a long time to come.
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The bottom line is that it's hard to imagine widespread availability and usage of autonomous cars for a very long time to come.
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But critics say there is not enough time to come up with a solution to the complex issue before the end of October.
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And because the census happens only once a decade, any potential undercount could impact states and cities for a long time to come.
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Analysts foresee a slow, but potentially irreversible, burn for Five Star that will keep Italy distracted and unstable for some time to come.
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Watching American politics unravel before me on British television, I've realized this isn't a time to flee; it's a time to come home.
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More important, Corbynism as a philosophy is probably here to stay for some time to come; Labour's ideas were "eternal", Mr Corbyn said.
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State law extends timetable for sex abuse cases: Prosecutors have more time to press charges, and victims have more time to come forward.
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Festivalgoers are surrounded by like-minded people in a natural, stimulating atmosphere, often over a long weekend with plenty of time to come down.
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But he says the ultimate answer to the timing and nature of North American colonization will likely remain elusive for some time to come.
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"The biggest challenge of Project Runway is that you have a limited time to come with a design and make it real," he admits.
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"I now understand that it was absolutely the wrong time to come forward with such a statement and I am so sorry," they said.
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If you fell off the Orange is the New Black train around Season 2 or 3, you're forgiven — but it's time to come back.
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"Cassini will leave a legacy that is going to influence our exploration of the outer planets for a long time to come," says Edgington.
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He ends his statement by saying it's time to come together and "stop the hate," but he never says how we should do that.
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One possible reason this map did not reflect the final results: correct county-level results data can take a long time to come in.
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"I now understand that it was absolutely the wrong time to come forward with such a statement and I am so sorry," she said.
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While Ireland and England see their fair share of strikes from former hurricanes, Ophelia will likely be remembered for a long time to come.
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Virginia's polls close at 7pm, and precincts in the diverse, densely populated suburbs of Washington, DC usually take a long time to come in.
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Ali says if Conor was serious about fighting Frankie -- he's had PLENTY of time to come to terms on a deal over the years.
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That was the perfect time to come in because they knew a little about the tone of the show, but they hadn't shot anything.
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Omkar Joshi, investment analyst at Watermark Funds Management, said the dairy downturn could put negative pressure on bank earnings for some time to come.
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They plan to delay the repeal from going into effect for a couple of years to buy time to come up with a replacement.
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It is time to come together and call on our new leadership to present concrete policy proposals that support the veteran and working class.
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We have four years to get it right, or pay the price of what we don't fix for a long, long time to come.
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The impact of the storm, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Sunday, could be felt for a long-time to come.
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Then, for reasons only Spacey and his PR team know, the actor decided that was the right time to come out of the closet.
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" Hoyer also came to Schiff's defense, saying the California lawmaker is "going to be chairman of that committee for a long time to come.
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It wouldn't be a surprise if those effects were one of the reasons the network is giving this show more time to come together.
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"I now understand that it was absolutely the wrong time to come forward with such a statement, and I am so sorry," she continued.
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US stocks have ruled the world for years, and there are experts who think that's going to continue for a long time to come.
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In contrast, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has repeatedly stated that its rates will remain at historic lows for some time to come.
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Mr. Woodhouse hoarded leave time to come to New York Fashion Week: Men's and used his military pay to fund the Wood House show.
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"The state can't issue licenses without local approval and the locals have taken some time to come online," BCC spokesman Alex Traverso told CNBC.
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"...It's time to come together, reject prejudice in all its forms and build a future in which everyone is valued and supported," Legend wrote.
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President Donald Trump, however, is considering pushing back the deadline by 60 days to give negotiators more time to come up with a deal.
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"I've been attending G.O.P. debates long before Marco got into politics, and I'll be attending them for a long time to come," he said.
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If both Xi and Trump are forced to turn further inward to address domestic turmoil, a diplomatic thaw may take some time to come.
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Ms. Bruce said it took a long time to come to terms with the notion that her father's comedy would be interpreted by others.
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The bulldozers have carved up numerous paved mountain roads, their metal tracks leaving ruts that will shake passenger vehicles for some time to come.
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Lately, I am often so moved by the customers who take the time to come up to me and thank us for being there.
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Mr. Lovell said that the suspension of activities would give fraternities time to come up strategies to align themselves with the code of conduct.
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We were led to a beautiful two-room suite with a Central Park view, a perfect setting for the special sister time to come.
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Things could take some time to come together, but Atlanta has the start of what could be a terrific team for a long time.
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"It's time to come together, reject prejudice in all its forms and build a future in which everyone is valued and supported," Legend wrote.
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Closings can take a long time to come together in co-op buildings, where a whole secondary level of application and approval is required.
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They assume that such facilities, albeit better designed, will have to be part of the world's energy mix for a long time to come.
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"For a substantial time to come, we have to live in the situation [where] the euro is to survive without a political union," Issing said.
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But, her death does have major ramifications for just about everyone, and it's a loss that's going to be felt for some time to come.
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It's a very difficult route to cover — Kareem Jackson and then Shareece Wright were shaken easily — but also requires plenty of time to come open.
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And because there's no time to come in a world where Time Kompression happens, Final Fantasy VIII has to present it as the ultimate evil.
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"It's worth acknowledging the Indian market and economy is still significantly smaller than China and it will be for some time to come," Buckley said.
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The four year extension gives the FDA time to come up with new standards that would prevent, for example, products from exploding in people's faces.
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That was February and during that call, we set up a time to come in to talk to the doctors because obviously I had questions.
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"I scheduled a time to come down and see him, and after about 10 minutes, I knew this was the dog for us," Mitchell said.
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I'm very thankful for that relationship and always find time to go and see him, and he usually finds time to come and see me.
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Want to try to get your arms around the complexities of a crisis that is likely to be with us for some time to come?
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It's chosen a perfect time to come back, too: in a fraught 2016, the relaxed and open world of 2010 is more inviting than ever.
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While Gladys needs some more time to come around to that idea, she was totally game for a photoshoot where she could get dolled up.
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I think when the time comes, they'll understand that life is a lot easier with family and I cannot wait for that time to come.
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"They need to fund the CSRs for the next two years to buy Congress the time to come up with some reform legislation," Molina said.
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"The children need time to come to terms with this, to get their bearings and find their feet," the royal palace said in their statement.
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This trend – if confirmed – would be wonderful news, and could give us decades more time to come up with less risky longer-term climate solutions.
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But, at least on campus, it appears that for some time to come DeVos and the Education Department will need to work on their own.
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In Maricao, there is still a distribution center for vital supplies, and resident Carlos Rodriguez thinks they will need it for some time to come.
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Even if it doesn't disrupt the supply, China will likely keep its grip over the market for rare earths for a long time to come.
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The shows, which concluded Sunday, didn't just feature great collections — it was filled with shows that we'll certainly remember for a long time to come.
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I have time to come home before I work at the restaurant tonight so I just wear sweats and a tank to the yoga studio.
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Some of the imagery from the project will be made globally available, but Gaofen-7's will probably be proprietary for some time to come.
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" "Well, on Thursday, I went back to the clinic with my ex, who luckily had time to come along because he didn't have to work.
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You'll still want to master this one — because sheer monochrome is going to dominate red carpets and celebrity Instagram feeds for a long time to come.
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Whether they belong to soldiers, diplomats or development experts, the United States will have boots on the Middle Eastern ground for a long time to come.
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Despite some analysts who believe Saudi Arabia is somehow on the verge of collapse, the Saudis are likely to be around for some time to come.
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Summary: Starman will be lonely for a long time to come The Tesla's journey certainly demonstrates the Falcon Heavy's capabilities of putting objects into deep space.
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That means that we're likely to see many, many more tragic photos like the one of 12-year-old Gula for a long time to come.
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Wherever overweening rulers clash with people demanding their right to religious freedom, Luther's divisive, dynamic spirit will remain an inspiration for a long time to come.
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The CME has released a stream of new contracts, while the LME has taken more time to come up with a smaller group of new products.
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" "It is time to come together and do something worthy of the memory of those we have lost and the future we want for our children.
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Here's what you need to know to get caught up on this story, which could be big news for some time to come: So what happened?
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So for better or for worse, Aladdin's crossed cultural signals and its troubling legacy will probably be with us for a very long time to come.
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"As the #MeToo movement has clearly shown, it can often take victims considerable time to come forward with a complaint," Bornstein said in an emailed statement.
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And while photovoltaic equipment is getting cheaper globally, the cost and durability of battery technology will remain a barrier for some time to come, he predicted.
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The doctor who actually said that, his license has been pulled from him, and it's taken us a long time to come back from that myth.
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"These people wait for a long, long time to come here and I want them to have the best show they can possibly have," DeGeneres said.
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The president "took some time to come to his decision, particularly waiting until he had heard from European counterparts in the G21625 on it," Tillerson said.
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Even though the long-term trend is shifting toward moving to the cloud, there will be workloads that stay on premises for some time to come.
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Investors suspect policy will stay on hold for a long time to come and interbank futures are not fully priced for a hike until early 2019.
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Investors suspect policy will stay on hold for a long time to come and interbank futures are not fully priced for a hike until September 2019.
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For a long time to come, human-driven vehicles and autonomous vehicles will co-exist, and this is something that regulators need to keep in mind.
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Enough investment capital has been raised in the last 12 to 24 months to insulate young companies and early-stage investors for some time to come.
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The president "took some time to come to his decision, particularly waiting until he had heard from European counterparts in the G7 on it," Tillerson said.
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A top Democrat and Warren confidant said she deserved the time to come to a decision on her own and shouldn't be pushed from the race.
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His action leaves little doubt that Mr. Xi is clearing the way to remain top leader for a long time to come, and without clear rivals.
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That would be disastrous — but with a printing deadline looming for the census forms, he may not have time to come up with a new rationale.
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It clearly displays a breed of intellect that humans have not seen before, and that we will be mulling over for a long time to come.
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Despite these improvements, though, it was clear that Port-au-Prince was not going to be a tourism hot spot for a long time to come.
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In other words, you can expect to keep receiving strange calls offering discounts on cruises and warning you of IRS penalties for some time to come.
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His ability to make the difficult decision tonight tells me he will be a major player in American politics for a long time to come. pic.twitter.
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When it's time to come in for delivery, hospitals "are making plans to ensure that healthy pregnant women are separated from ill pregnant women," Jamieson said.
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She is also an exuberant and appealing self-marketer, whose likeness will proliferate on school bags and under Christmas trees for a long time to come.
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But I've got a feeling that no matter who has the CEO title, Salesforce will remain a Marc Benioff production for a long time to come.
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It helps to build "an amazing relationship" with job candidates because they "took a lot of time to come and interview, prepare for Salesforce," Recio said.
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"Will the word 'Trump' be used almost in profanity for some time to come among average New Yorkers?" asks Hank Sheinkopf, a veteran Democratic political consultant.
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It is time to come together as a nation to reject assisted suicide policy and protect the vulnerable, because one day you might be among them.
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"That weight loss was not a long-term good thing for my health, and it took a really long time to come back from it," she says.
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That broader fear, beyond anything a Clinton staffer said or did, is the real fuel likely to keep this particular fire burning for some time to come.
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The website tells you how long the projected wait time is and gives you a time to come in that should minimize that wait, which I appreciate!
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Some EU lawmakers had hoped the reform could be done and dusted in in time to come into force at the same time as GDPR, this May.
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It's safe to say many Germans—and my Syrian refugee friends—will take some time to come to terms that kind of party doing so well nationwide.
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The family legacy has hung over him as long as he's been alive; Steven has had time to come to this conclusion, and make peace with it.
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This is the perfect time to come back to VR.' I think this is going to be huge and I want to be a part of it.
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Further, if Mattis were to leave, his successor would need time to come up to speed, a dangerous prospect at a time of heightened tensions, she said.
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The move appeared to be an attempt to buy time to come up with a long term blueprint to save Trump by turning the politics of impeachment.
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The dour outlook means the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will likely keep rates at a record low of 1.50 percent for a long time to come.
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It takes time to come to terms with the loss of youth, to accept what is coming, and to figure out what to do in the meantime.
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He'll have plenty of time to come back and visit later this year ... since, you know, Team USA won't be busy with the World Cup or anything ...
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As it's the sort of title where the world, the characters and the gameplay look as if they've had a fair amount of time to come together.
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The Bank of Japan also meets this week and is widely expected to reinforce its commitment to retain a massive stimulus program for some time to come.
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For me, it was the perfect time to come back to a place where I fell in love, but also a place where I suffered great trauma.
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Gwyneth has also taken the time to come up with clean beauty products and a $175 spice set to take any and all guesswork out of shopping.
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In an interview at his office in central Oslo, Olsen said the oil industry could remain important to the Norwegian economy for a significant time to come.
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He's one of our hardest workers and he's deserved everything and he's going to be an excellent player in this league for a long time to come.
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The plan would allow Republicans to deliver on promises to repeal the law in the next Congress while buying them time to come up with a replacement.
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Sweet Venus connects with your ruling planet Neptune on this day, creating a dreamy and romantic energy—this is a wonderful time to come together with others.
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Whatever Mr Trump comes up with next, with or without him in the White House, post-truth politics will be with us for some time to come.
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These conditions will likely protect Americans, but they aren't present in many developing countries, which suggests Zika will be with us for a long time to come.
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NOISEY: This record took quite a long time to come out, and now that it is out, what do you guys want to see happen as artists?
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Indeed, Mr. Bullard has fretted for years that the United States and other major economies may be stuck with low interest rates for some time to come.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) left rates unchanged at its February meeting last week and signalled policy would be on hold for some time to come.
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And most of all, we understand there is a time to come together to support the men and women who risk their lives to protect our nation.
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However, St. Louis Federal Reserve president James Bullard is sticking with his view that a single move is all that's needed for a long time to come.
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"It's time to come to grips with the fact that the 1984 dystopian future we all fear isn't something a future authoritarian government might impose," he said.
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Two West Point cadets happened to be in the same part of campus at just the right time to come to the aid of a collapsed man.
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But the deficits aren&apost shrinking, Rosenstein isn&apost going anywhere, and the Trump International Hotel will probably be serving guests for a long time to come.
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"Now is the time to come together," said Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure, who will not have an executive role but plans to join the combined company's board.
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For over twelve years now, her taste and ideas about catchiness and pop tunes have cemented herself as an artist we can remember for time to come.
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But are investors primed psychologically for a major decline in the stock market, or are they likely to keep bidding up stocks for some time to come?
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Already the secret process has irked some members of the Senate, who have said it limits their time to come to a conclusion on the bill. Sen.
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" — Donald Trump That same day, CDC Director Robert Redfield said it would be "prudent to assume this pathogen will be with us for some time to come.
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The measure, which had bipartisan support, gives buyers more time to come up with the money for a missed payment to prevent sellers from quickly evicting them.
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And to the extent that the A.C.A. centralizes control in Washington, we're going to be tearing ourselves to pieces over it for a long time to come.
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But the damage that has already been done is likely to be the subject of ongoing investigations, and possible legal proceedings, for a long time to come.
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Fears of a global trade war and strains in emerging markets have also reinforced investors' suspicions that rates will stay low for a long time to come.
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The hamper has two large handles, making it easy to carry out to the car or down to the laundry room when it's time to come clean.
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The decision to hold the texts was made in order to give Canada more time to come on board, one senior source familiar with the talks said.
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All eyes are on who the former reality TV star appoints to fill the spot, and we'll likely be hearing about this for some time to come.
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The Northwest didn't really work for me, and it felt like a matter of survival, so I knew that it was time to come back to California.
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Judge Phelan suspended his order for six months to allow the government time to come up with a new system and regulations to allow and control home growing.
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With Super Bowl 50 between the Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos approaching Sunday, he felt it was time to come forward as the owner of the tapes.
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It&aposs amazing that Comey, you see them on Twitter in Iowa cornfields and he&aposs at various national parks, but no time to come to Capitol Hill.
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Despite a bumpy couple of months, stocks and most other financial assets are still priced at levels that suggest growth will continue apace for some time to come.
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Hillary believed that there was an implicit understanding with the sisters of the world that now was the time to come back home and vote for a woman.
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His music will be around for a long time to come, so you owe it to yourself to see it done by the man himself with Classic Quadrophenia.
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Thanks to social media, they'll likely be talking about the time they were called to rescue Cupcake, a 13-year-old horse, for a long time to come.
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If long-term investors are effectively underweight equities, as these figures suggest, the more likely it is that the nine-year rally continues for some time to come.
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For people who saw the potential in The Orville enough to consider tuning in but didn't like what they saw, it's a perfect time to come back aboard.
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If those predictions make your stomach sink, now is the time to come up with a plan to make sure you can weather a pullback in the economy.
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Hardwick is simply one more name for the pile, yet another problematic geek man who will carry the taint of this controversy for a long time to come.
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It was amended in 2012 to give operators more time to come up with a new schedule for closure, but an actual date has yet to be decided.
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"There is a place for diesel vehicles and there will be for some time to come," he told the Financial Times Future of the Car summit in London.
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Maybe the single subject Democrats and Republicans can truly agree on in Washington, today and maybe for a long time to come, will be upgrading sanctions on Iran.
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It took Merrill Moses a long time to come to grips with the United States men's water polo team's second-place finish at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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His insults, cruelty and bigotry will sear themselves into the memory of Americans for a long time to come, especially those who are the targets of his invective.
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"This will likely be the liveliest Asia session in quite some time and, for some time to come," said Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at ThinkForex in Melbourne.
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Yep, we're looking at a wholesale re-allocation of capital that means you can keep buying this market on any dip, perhaps for quite some time to come.
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That itch still lurked though, so after a prolonged period of idleness I felt it was time to come out of retirement and have a long, hard scratch.
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Currency investors are assuming the BOJ will keep Japanese bond yields super-low for a long time to come and have been nudging the yen lower in response.
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Tuna is now the canned fish of choice in the United States, the most familiar and most popular, but it took me a long time to come around.
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In her confessional, she says that she wants to 'find the right time to come clean with Hakimi and tell him about the fact that I'm still married.
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What it means to represent the whole nation is shifting, in a way that is likely to make such representation an elusive goal for some time to come.
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Even if it took a lot of time to come to this, nightclubs play rap music abundantly nowadays and are more than willing to pay rappers to perform.
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These conditions will likely protect Americans, but they aren't present in many developing countries, which suggests Zika could persist around the world for a long time to come.
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Four men including the Aga Khan, Andrè Ardoin, Giuseppe Kerry Mentasti and Luigi Vietti had the vision at the time to come here, to decide on this area.
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A story of having goals and dreams and using that to drive to success — kids are going to hear that around here for a long time to come.
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" And minutes before the senior administration official spoke with reporters, Trump told reporters in the Roosevelt Room at the White House that "it's time to come back home.
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I asked my partner, at the time, to come with me," she says, "which would mean he would leave his job and I would be the sole provider.
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So, the question is not who can produce the best plan for two states right now; no one in Israel can do so for some time to come.
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"I don't think there will be another gymnast for a long time to come and do Simone's difficulty on floor," Comaneci said after studying replays of Biles's routine.
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If nothing else, it would give us more time to come up with a plan to maximize the supervision he would have in the community after he left.
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Spirit: You've done a ton of transformational soul work in 20193, and now it's time to come out of your shell and re-introduce yourself to the world!
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Whatever happens in the streets on Saturday, the legacy of the women who marched all over the world in 2017 will persist for a long time to come.
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Even if you haven't spent weeks bouncing ideas back and forth, there's still time to come up with a truly memorable Halloween look for you and your closest pals.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said she would not send such a formal notification until next year so that she has time to come up with a negotiating stance.
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The many paradoxes of Lara Croft have helped shape depictions of women in the first decades 21st century, and will be with us for a long time to come.
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In addition, the company laid the groundwork for ongoing advancements in overall contextual intelligence, which will likely be a critical distinction across digital assistants for some time to come.
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On Saturday afternoon, I asked Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif whether he believes that Iran's enemy, the state of Israel, will exist for a long time to come.
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"When you put it all together, this is a healthy time to come into the market for the long term," said Thorne Perkin, president of Papamarkou Wellner Asset Management.
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The deal will allow Frontline, which is controlled by Norwegian-born billionaire John Fredriksen, to boost its dividend in the time to come, the Oslo-listed tanker operator said.
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"I plan to remain active in writing, recording and other projects for a long time to come," he said in a statement, before thanking his legions of loyal fans.
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I want to take a moment to thank everyone who has been so supportive, especially all the folks who took the time to come out to my book signings.
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Australian stocks gained 246.523 percent with a smaller-than-expected rise in local inflation supporting views that interest rates will remain at record lows for some time to come.
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You can find machines, new and old alike, in neighborhood bars, college dorm lounges, and teen rec centers—proof that pinball will be around for some time to come.
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It takes her some time to come to grips with the notion that she's a digital duplicate, and that the original is still out there in the physical world.
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The increase in dangerous practices this campaign has reintroduced into American political life could have broad implications that will need to be addressed for quite some time to come.
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It's taken some time to come around, but Naspers — the early Tencent investor that's also behind the world's top listings service — finally has a piece of Southeast Asia's Carousell.
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If they vote against the four-week House-passed spending stopgap, there will be very little time to come up with an alternative bill to keep federal agencies open.
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With Trump having damaged the Republican brand among both minorities and elements of the white community, the consequences of his candidacy will reverberate for a long time to come.
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"He has wrecked his party for a long time to come," wrote James Reston, the dean of Times columnists and a master of flyover assessments of the national mood.
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Consumer inflation is expected to have risen slightly in October over September, but Fed officials are unlikely to see higher prices as a threat for some time to come.
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While these are subject to approval and comes with a fee that could range from zero to $149, they give you time to come up with the amount due.
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The program will begin to sunset in March 2018, and Trump has called on Congress to use that time to come up with legislation to help the program's beneficiaries.
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It broke them out of the clout of former vocalist Jonny Craig, proving that the musicianship and taste for catchiness would help the band continue for time to come.
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"I think those that are arguing for a long extension are doing it because they think Britain needs a long time to come to terms with itself," he said.
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A permanent location would obviously cut the costs of the current system, and the world knows that Greece will need the added revenue for a long time to come.
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The full toll of the charges of fraud and bribery and the further events and revelations they have touched off won't be known for a long time to come.
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China's electric power utilities are scrambling to get coal from anywhere they can, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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Australia's central bank left its cash rate at 1.5 percent on Tuesday, a widely expected decision given policy makers have signalled a steady outlook for some time to come.
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Investors expect policy will stay on hold for a long time to come and inter-bank futures are not fully priced for a hike in rates until early 2019.
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Australia's central bank left its cash rate at 1.5 percent on Tuesday, a widely expected decision given policy makers have signaled a steady outlook for some time to come.
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Beyond that, the thornier issues including alleged intellectual property theft and state-backed competitive policies could be a sticking point for both parties for some time to come, he said.
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Republican leaders have favored a plan to vote to repeal the bill early in the Trump administration and then take time to come up with a plan to replace it.
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The RBA will issue updated economic forecasts this Friday and Lowe offered a taster on the outlook, noting that consumer prices would stay subdued for a long time to come.
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The expansion of the Universe won't be a problem for some time to come, but as both of these papers point out, survival will require some exceptionally long-term planning.
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And even if his prodigious fundraising doesn't win him the nomination, the 37-year-old Buttigieg could remain a consequential figure in public life for a long time to come.
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That delay has to disappoint users hungry for the updates now, but substantive change doesn't come easily, and this level of updates will take some time to come to market.
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With the election of Donald Trump, it is clear that economic and political interests will continue to be prioritized over environmental and other societal concerns for some time to come.
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Only Henry's last-minute intervention saves them both, and not long after that, Daryl decides maybe it's time to come in from the wilderness with Carol and Henry after all.
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With a lifespan of over 50,000 hours (says the product listing), each lamp will make a terrific addition to your room or den for a very long time to come.
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Investors expect policy will stay on hold for a long time to come and interbank futures <0#YIB:> are not fully priced for a hike in rates until early 2019.
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When it came time to come up with a name for her 11-month-old teacup Yorkie, Keke Palmer looked to her recent turn starring in Grease: Live for inspiration.
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My conscience has been weighing on me heavily in recent days, so, after careful consideration, I have decided that it's finally time to come clean and confess that I... [REDACTED].
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"He's clearly going to be hanging around here and she's going to have to contend with him for some time to come," former Obama adviser David Axelrod said on CNN.
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"Regardless of how long the trade dispute lasts, the overall risk profile of U.S. LNG will remain heightened in Chinese LNG buyers' eyes for some time to come," Kavonic said.
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Apttus appears to be in good shape financially after the September funding event, and should have enough cash on hand to control its own destiny for some time to come.
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"While people say, 'Okay, well, it fell short tonight, young people don't vote, it doesn't matter,' as I'm seeing here, it does matter for the time to come," she said.
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Over the past week, one thing has become painfully clear for U.S. residents: COVID-19 is going to permeate every aspect of our lives for a long time to come.
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Stefano Bonaccini, the region's liberal president, implored Mr. Conte and the country's health minister, both nominal allies, for more time to come up with a more "coherent and shared" solution.
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It took the two of them some time to come up with acceptable lyrics: It was not for 18 months, till December 2017, that Malone had a flash of inspiration.
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At the time, the President said he was waiving sanctions only to give Europeans time to come to an agreement with the US. "This is a last chance," Trump said.
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Despite the strength of Coase's argument, it took the FCC a long time to come around to his way of thinking; it didn't hold the first spectrum auction until 1994.
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Venezuela is likely to remain the biggest risk factor among leading oil producers for some time to come, according to the latest monthly report from the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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It's time to come together — as women, and in partnership with men — to break down this flawed system and rebuild one that values everyone and offers equal opportunity to thrive.
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So the goal of keeping technology safe from theft is unlikely to abate — making it a point of contention between the United States and China for some time to come.
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It is that they think the disappointing status quo of high profits, muffled competition, sluggish wage growth and dysfunctional political and financial systems will continue for a long time to come.
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It also created a two-year transition period before the cuts would go into effect, which was meant to give lawmakers time to come up with and pass a replacement bill.
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With more phone makers axing the jack, it's time to come to terms with the fact that it's soon going to be a wireless, USB-C and Lighting-based headphone world.
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" Trump endorser Sarah Palin also called for party unity, posting a video on Facebook in which she said, "GOP and independents and smart Democrats, truly it is time to come together.
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Anticipating a crowded and contentious primary battle, they&aposre also planning to move up their convention date to give the party more time to come together before the fall general election.
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If you find time at the end of the year, Park Ranger Jim Lewis says the best time to come is during the winter, since that's when the battle was fought.
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They voted for it because they wanted to move it forward and they want to give the Ways and Means Committee time to come out with more details, which I understand.
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Investors like Ghriskey will be parsing those reports to determine if the low prices present buying opportunities or simply reflecting the sad reality of poor earnings for some time to come.
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A "devastated" Palombo and his family needed time to come to terms with the decision while considering any appeal, his lawyer John Hartley, of Hodge Jones & Allen, said in an email.
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Only the team behind the show knows for sure, but it looks like fans have plenty of time to come up with their own theories now that it's a sure thing.
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Four years later, Chloe is looking a lot less skeptical — though it looks like she won't be able to shake off her claim to fame for a long time to come.
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Harris still has time to come back — and she made a start with a fiery and well-received speech at the Iowa Democratic Party's Liberty and Justice Celebration on Friday night.
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At the time, McConnell and other GOP leaders were debating whether to set up a two- or three-year transition period to give themselves time to come up with replacement legislation.
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Stabenow said she and negotiators just need a little more time to come to a deal on Flint aid, suggesting a vote on the energy bill next week would be appropriate.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's electric power utilities are scrambling to get coal from anywhere they can, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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While a wave of firms is exiting the coal-fired electricity sector across the global, coal is still poised to contribute to the fuel mix for a long time to come.
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Though Arsenal had won the league the previous season, Rocky had been limited to only 20013 appearances owing to a knee injury and took some time to come back to form.
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"Whether or not Europeans help each other in this acute emergency can shape popular perceptions of what Europe stands for – and for a long time to come," Hense from Berenberg warned.
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Conversely, President Ted Cruz could replace not only Scalia but also conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy with a more conservative jurist, strengthening the Court's conservative majority for a long time to come.
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It's an inspiring thing to say, 'Your time is up, you've been ridiculously slavish to an ideology rather than to a solution, and it's time to come up with a solution.
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Another possibility would be a short-term extension to keep the current surveillance system in place and give Congress more time to come up with a solution that could become law.
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Other Republicans are more interested in taking their time to come up with a replacement plan that, as of now, they have failed to cobble together beyond a menu of options.
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" As the day wore on, Trump said that while he has "great respect" for the prominent Republicans who are urging him to reconsider his strategy, "it's time to come back home.
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"We hope you will continue to serve your state and the country in the Senate for a very long time to come," Trump said in his speech in Salt Lake City.
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On Thursday, the Bank of England held rates against recent expectations and New Zealand's Reserve Bank said the official cash rate will remain at 1.75 percent for "some time to come".
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Coupled with the conviction that he is the savior of the Gulf Arabs and Islam, MBS is a prime candidate to cast himself as a millennial figure in time to come.
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They give themselves enough time to come up with a story to go to the media with about why this tape is out there, and then you're left high and dry.
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While DeSantis said it's important to follow state law, he added, "With the election behind us, it's now time to come together as a state as we prepare to serve all Floridians."
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But VDKi said coal-to-power plants still had a role to play for some time to come, by offering secure round-the-clock electricity as a back-up for volatile renewables.
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Forbesexplains why this is not a short-term deficit, but a structural issue that will affect airlines for a long time to come: Here's some hard reality that's now firmly in place.
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"The unimaginable has happened and the UK vote will cast a long shadow over the UK, Europe and global markets for some time to come," warned Westpac head currency strategist Robert Rennie.
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"To be announced here in Australia, it gives me time ... to come back to a stable position rather than a blubbering mess ... which is lovely," the 11-times world champion told reporters.
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Cat's father (Jay Potter) tells Cat that she may have to go back in the closet for their weekend visit — but, instead, Cat decides it might be time to come out... again.
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FROM PEN: Try Our Amazing Never Watered Down Bloody Mary Unfortunately, confused customers don't have much time to come to a decision about whether this meaty Starbucks drink is gross or not.
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This decision will affect the court for a long time to come as President Donald Trump will have his second chance to nominate a justice in less than two years in office.
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"We hope you will continue to serve your state and the country in the Senate for a very long time to come," Trump told Hatch during a speech in Salt Lake City.
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Late into the session, the Reserve Bank of Australia said it kept its cash rate at 1.5 percent, an accommodative stance that policymakers have signalled will continue for some time to come.
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But there are plenty of reasons to believe that 2014, in which Tefaf calculated that $68.2 billion in sales were made, will be a high-water mark for some time to come.
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But the results of that pressure could finally show up in September's review, after it has had time to come up with a more detailed plan to cooperate with Abe's fiscal push.
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Given the result, historians will be arguing about 2016 as long as American political history is written, which, God and the North Koreans willing, will be a very long time to come.
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There has never been a better time for an epochal paradigm shift and the lessons it would teach us will do the economy, and our people, well for all time to come.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has cut interest rates twice since then to a record low of 1% and has pledged to keep policy stimulatory for a long time to come.
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But the barter system has taken a long time to come together, and Mr. Rouhani's government bet that if it moved toward renouncing the nuclear accord, it would force Europe into action.
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"The One Where Everybody Finds Out" (Season 103, Episode 14) Secret hook-ups in a friend group are common, but it's time to come clean when it's clear that things are serious.
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Tonight in Oakland, and I expect for a long time to come, we will be saying the names of those we lost in the fire and grieving for what will never be.
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With Trump and Republicans, the forces for voter suppression will win, and the power of corrupting big money will win again and maintain its power for a very long time to come.
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Trump announced last year that he would end DACA, but gave Congress time to come up with a legislative fix for its recipients, who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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Trump announced last year that he was ending the Obama-era program, which protected young immigrants brought to the country illegally, but gave Congress time to come up with a legislative fix.
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So the bigger picture is that if Democrats can't figure out how to better appeal to white voters, they seem set to become the nation's opposition party for some time to come.
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Traditionally, dairy farmers and their families accompany their animals into the mountains, living in rustic Alpine homes until cooler weather arrives and it's time to come back down the mountain with the animals.
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And that&aposs something that took me a long time to come out and be like, &aposYeah, you know what, I was a d--k,&apos and accept it and I own it.
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The experience may have soured relationships between China's legions of finance professionals - supposed to play a key role in rationalizing the country's clunky capital markets - and their regulators for some time to come.
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If Google releases enough Google Assistant features it might make it good enough for you to keep using it, even if it doesn't realize its total potential for a long time to come.
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While we waited for test time to come, Certiport staff made sure everyone was there, stumbling through the international array of names and lining the competitors up against the wall outside the room.
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It takes him some time to come to terms with what's happening to him, and that time is mostly spent running from reanimated corpses and learning about the secret monster-fighting organization Prodigium.
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" The "Billy on the Street" host went on to blast Spacey in a Twitter rant that included him saying Spacey "invented something that has never existed before: a bad time to come out.
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I toss a pair of very extra sparkly earrings and a bright lipstick into my bag to put on after work, since I won't have time to come home before tonight's social activities.
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Though the models used are "stylized," Evans said, they do suggest the Fed ought to use risk management - which has been code for slow, if any, rate hikes - for "some time" to come.
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And that&aposs something that took me a long time to come out and be like, &aposYeah, you know what, I was a d*ck,&apos and accept it and I own it.
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The narcotics agency chief said he had no idea why Duterte would make such drastic change to his drugs war, leaving PDEA with a race against time to come up with a plan.
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Australia's central bank said Tuesday it is keeping the benchmark cash rate unchanged at 1.5 percent, a widely expected decision given policy makers have signaled a steady outlook for some time to come.
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The government's chief economic adviser, Arvind Subramanian, and others call the projections too high, as efforts to curb food prices and low energy prices will keep inflation low for some time to come.
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"I think we just delivered the South to the Republican Party for a long time to come," President Johnson said shortly after signing the Civil Rights Act, according to his aide Bill Moyers.
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But we are living in a world where, for the time being — and maybe for a long time to come, if secular stagnation theorists are right — mercantilism makes a fair bit of sense.
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Timers start ticking as soon as a basket of chicken is dropped into a fryer, they start beeping when it's time to come out, and they don't stop beeping until someone does it.
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Kelly is acting pretty much how we'd expect someone hoping to move to the mainstream media to act — while Hannity intends to remain in the conservative bubble for quite some time to come.
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I'm guessing those skirmishes will go on for a long time to come, but for now, iPad and iPhone users will have a little more Amazon than they did before on their devices.
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"Investors are going to be interested in Saudi Arabia for a long time to come," he said, pointing to its extraordinary wealth and the fact that oil prices are above $80 a barrel.
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Under probing questioning, with much less senatorial filibustering than is usual, Mr. Comey began answering the many questions that Congress and the special counsel will be grappling with for some time to come.
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For centuries, builders have been making concrete roughly the same way: by mixing hard materials like sand with various binders, and hoping it stays fixed and rigid for a long time to come.
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When you are convinced you have discovered a new species, it's time to come up with a name (a step that is formalized when you publish your discovery in a reputable scientific journal).
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There are plenty of valid reasons that survivors might wait a long time to come forward, or never come forward at all: shame, trauma, fear of being shunned socially or retaliated against professionally.
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"For me, it was the perfect time to come back to a place where I fell in love, but also a place where I suffered great trauma," she shared on her app and website.
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We were presented a challenge and given a set amount of time to come up with a mock plan and present back to a mock staff, who then evaluated our solutions, collaboration, and communications.
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Hatzius predicted the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee will, at the least, drop language it has used since late 2015 that says rates would remain below historical levels "for some time" to come.
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It's one of the most intense listens one will experience in time to come, offering a sort of twisted beauty in its complete dismantling of rock, rearranging it in a grotesque, awe-inspiring shape.
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And efforts to create a fiduciary-type rule — which were formally scrapped by the Labor Department last year and now lie in the hands of the SEC — will take time to come to fruition.
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We talked with Riccitiello earlier today about the company's approach, along with the short-term future of AR and VR, where Unity is positioned to play a starring role for some time to come.
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"Whether it be three or five [years], it is difficult to say because of these [initiatives] take a lot of time to come to real fruition," Pessina said on a conference call with analysts.
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We may see net neutrality "die" another death or two in the coming months, but we're looking at a long time to come before you can bury it and call it a day.[FCC]
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"I believe we are going to be locked into a low interest rate environment in Europe, where most of our investments are, for some time to come," Borrows said on a call with reporters.
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In an interview promoting the new Hallmark Christmas movie he's co-executive producing with his mother, Time to Come Home for Christmas, The Voice judge, 42, opened up about his relationship with Stefani, 49.
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So I'd like to be able to walk away from Lendlease knowing it's in great shape, that the decisions we made today are going to support the company for a long time to come.
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While an expectant Bay Area couple's baseball-themed sex reveal wasn't exactly the home run they expected, it still ended with a hilarious (and messy) result they'll remember for a long time to come.
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"All this goes to show us that gold still remains very much in the orbit of U.S. equities and we suspect that this will remain the case for some time to come," he said.
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It has since stood pat and is widely expected to stay on hold for a long time to come as it juggles slowing household spending and consumer prices with all-time high household debt.
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Roku is quick to note that is has a special 4K channel so people can actually find 4K content to watch — something that's still going to be a challenge for some time to come.
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"It looks as if the impact of Brexit preparations, and any missed opportunities and investments during this sustained period of uncertainty, will reverberate through the manufacturing sector for some time to come," Dobson said.
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He noted that the statute of limitations for the IRS to collect from taxpayers is 10 years, so the agency could come after a person for missing payments for a long time to come.
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Most of all, it's about the things we do right now, rather than waiting for the right time to come along, sometime in an indeterminate future that won't demand anything of us in return.
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The ECB's massive asset-purchase programme is scheduled to end in December but it will reinvest cash from maturing debt, ensuring a strong central bank presence in bond markets for some time to come.
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Since USMCA will serve as a template for future trade deals, the decision will define the United States' role in the world, at least from an economic perspective, for a long time to come.
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He almost certainly can't run for office in New Jersey for a very long time to come and his close association with Trump has hurt him badly in the eyes of GOP establishment types.
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Look at where we had come in a relatively short amount of time, to come to a place where a Black man is president, and yet look what happened right after with the backlash.
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The most intriguing subjects are by definition the ones with the least time to come sit for hours in the studio... You have to see them outside the studio environment, doing what they do.
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But I was ready to try anything to feel human once again, and gamely arranged a time to come to Clean Market in the hopes that it would somehow trigger a return to form.
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But officials recalled one familiar and repeated plea: that California should give a previously announced N.C.A.A. committee time to come up with its own proposals, which are expected to be announced by late October.
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Ultimately, for the millennia, we have been retreating deeper inside the cave, and now it is time to come back to the mouth in order to embrace what the great outdoors has to offer.
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Flynn, played by "SNL" cast member Mikey Day, tells Baldwin's Trump "it's time to come clean for the good of the country," before Trump is visited by the ghosts of past, present and future.
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Neri said surrogates, especially those from the Northeast, bristled at the idea of devoting so much travel time to come to Nevada when they could easily be in New Hampshire, Iowa or South Carolina.
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Undaunted by risk, they host collaborative exhibitions and events with such a tonic mix of conviviality and enthusiasm that sustainability just might come unbidden, keeping them in the game for some time to come.
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For example, how to make sure your supporters will get amply compensated," he said, noting that as long as that's done, "you can still hold on to power for a very long time to come.
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Senators flex muscle with razor-thin majority Many Republicans have favored a plan to repeal the bill early in the Trump administration and then take time to come up with a plan to replace it.
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You've got to "hand" it to them — while the philosophies that drive them differ, no matter how the election goes, these tough opponents will both remain in the public eye for some time to come.
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All but one of his characters ends up six feet under by the time this daffy, inspired musical concludes, but his brilliant performance deserves to be immortalized in Broadway lore for some time to come.
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The star's mom to three-year-old daughter Philomela and one-year-old son Jovan Jr., and she admits it took her some time to come into her own fashion-sense after starting a family.
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The Chilcot Inquiry's 2.6 million words will be combed through for some time to come, especially by those who are suggesting that the bereaved families might yet seek legal action against Blair in the courts.
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It is thus increasingly urgent that Britain applies for an extension of the deadline, and that it uses the extra time to come up with a deal that wins the backing of MPs and voters.
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No matter how far away they are or how long it's been since we've heard from them, they will choose this as the opportune time to come back into our lives and cause emotional upheaval.
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The U.S. team set a world record of three minutes, 8.24 seconds in the Beijing final, a race in the bodysuit-era that still stands and is likely to endure for some time to come.
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The scientists time how long it takes the lasers to bounce off two mirrors; if a gravitational wave is passing through, the beams will take different amounts of time to come back from each mirror.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of U.S. aviation supply-chain companies have hit turbulence in 2016, and fears of a global recession crimping jet demand could make the sector's ride bumpy for some time to come.
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The British leader has said she will not trigger Article 50 of the EU's Lisbon treaty to start the exit procedure until next year so she has time to come up with a negotiating stance.
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If Republicans can stick together and confirm the nominee, as they did with Justice Neil Gorsuch, it could tip the balance of the high court in favor of conservatives for a long time to come.
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Recently she announced, out of the blue, that she needed a break from our friendship because of something that she had been told about me and that she needed time to come to terms with.
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It's time to come to terms with the "how do you balance family and work" question and its variants, in the earnest hope that radical honesty could help the effort to bring about radical change.
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Even if the intrepid pomme frite peddlers aren't successful in their quest, at least they will have the satisfaction of knowing that city hall will likely reek of French fries for some time to come.
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They still provide the best experience for a wide variety of consumer and business computing applications and for that reason will continue to hold an important place among technology solutions for some time to come.
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Combine this with the fact that 24 hours ago we went into lock-down here in Spain due to the coronavirus, and it looks like this will be my life for some time to come.
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The morning started off as usual, I woke up early, made my breakfast, took a shower and sat in bed waiting for the time to come to leave the house for whatever plans I have.
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Governments could use that time to come up with regulations to keep teenagers and young adults from using the drug, since there is some evidence that marijuana can have adverse effects on the developing brain.
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Unanimous view Military officials have presented an almost unanimous view that withdrawing US troops from Syria now would be a mistake -- a stance that clashes with Trump's stated opinion that "it's time" to come home.
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Just last year, she traveled outside her home of Ghana for the first time to come to New York to play in front of a gathering of world leaders at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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With more talk than action, the orders so far seem more like a delaying tactic that gives administration officials the time to come up with a unified trade policy, which has eluded them so far.
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KIEV (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Staring at the Berlin Wall mural of Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev kissing East German leader Erich Honecker on the mouth, Yevhenii Kalashnyk knew it was time to come out as gay.
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Instead, party leaders are weighing a "repeal and delay" option, which would put off the repeal from going into effect for up to three years and give lawmakers time to come up with a replacement model.
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"This is the largest investigation of its kind Essex Police has ever had to conduct and it is likely to take some considerable time to come to a conclusion," Essex Chief Constable Ben-Julian Harrington said.
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" Indeed, Gross said the euro is likely to stay weak due both to ECB President Mario Draghi and to political unrest that encourages "non-growth-enhancing policies" that will "roil markets for some time to come.
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As with the redefinition of the kilogram, the aim has not been to change anything, but to simply place it on stronger foundations — ones that will hopefully support civilization for a very long time to come.
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"DT" might be entering the White House soon, but as long as that bassline and that chant continue to ring out, America will be putting an "F" before the name for a long time to come.
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Meanwhile, that may or may not give the rest of us time to come to grips with the creepily natural interactions of Google's new AI. Updated to correct the types of restaurants that can use Duplex .
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"She's beautiful — anybody can see that — and just knowing that I'm with her now and for a very long time to come, filled me with a lot of emotions that came out in tears," he said.
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In the early 2010s he quickly rose to prominence for his moody, atmospheric production for artists like Lil' B and A$AP Rocky, a style that would help cultivate their sound for a time to come.
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There are a bunch of ways to pull this off, but, honestly, with the new president, ongoing economic slump, and half the country hating immigrants, now might not be the best time to come over. Yes?
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NEW YORK, Nov 10 (IFR) - Bankers are advising junk-bond issuers to be prudent in the aftermath of Donald Trump's US electoral victory, warning that conditions are likely to remain volatile for some time to come.
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The fallout is likely to be felt for a long time to come, and may well bring about a new kind of regulation and scrutiny over how personal data is harnessed and used in social networks.
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Dr. Patel decided it was time to come out to his parents, Ashok and Geeta Patel, and to his brother and sister-in-law, who had long been trying to set him up with a woman.
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Dr. Phil says it's time to come to grips with our new reality and start making some sacrifices, cutting out routines that are illicit or otherwise ... because if not, things will only get worse for everyone.
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In 2005, when Ms. Eikenberry was cast in an Off Broadway show, it seemed a good time to come back East; the move had the salubrious effect of shortening the journey to the house in Italy.
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After allowing McGregor — 235 and boxing professionally for the first time — to come at him early in the fight with awkward punches that were by turns slapping and sharp, Mayweather took control in the middle rounds.
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Even when Mr. Hastert told Individual A, as investigators listened in, that he needed more time to come up with more money, Individual A "did not make any threats" and even "expressed understanding," the prosecutors said.
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And it's landings, even the ones in the farthest-off cities, that again and again complete a simple story: I went up and away, and it was marvelous, and then it was time to come home.
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Trump last year said he would end the Obama-era program, which protects certain young immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children from deportation, but gave Congress time to come up with a legislative solution.
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I will only say that What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours is a singularly beautiful collection of stories, filled with ideas and images that will linger in your mind for a long time to come.
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Now is the time to come together to conceive of ways that we can organize on the basis of how we are threatened by the political landscape and how we can wield influence on the powerful.
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"The speaker assured the president that those were not accurate reports, and that they look forward to working together for a long time to come," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told reporters at a news briefing.
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But the history of corporate crises — including Michael Woodford's 2012 ouster from Olympus and BP's Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010 — suggests Volkswagen could be feeling the effects of "Dieselgate" for a long time to come.
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" But even while the "underlying drivers and secular trends and leading indicators" suggest a healthy market for SaaS technology for a long time to come, that "doesn't mean the labor markets are going to stay the same.
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At a visit to Germany, May told a news conference that Britain needed time to come up with a negotiating stance before triggering its formal divorce proceedings but was keen to deepen ties with Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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It also picked a good time to come to the market, which is extremely strong as technicals tip in favour of borrowers as investors struggle to put money to work amid a lack of new deal flow.
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BRUSSELS/LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union is set to extend the exclusion of foreign airlines from its emissions trading system to give a United Nations-brokered global deal time to come into effect, two EU sources said.
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With rich photorealistic environments becoming the norm across the entertainment industry (witness "Game of Thrones" and "The Jungle Book" as just two examples), Ixora could be catering to a sizable market for a long time to come.
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An index tracking coal stocks jumped over 5 percent, amid reports that China's electric power utilities are scrambling to source coal, but are coming up short as efforts to boost supply take time to come into effect.
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Trump last year announced that he was ending the Obama-era program, which protects certain immigrants brought to the U.S. illegally as children, but gave Congress time to come up with a legislative fix for them. Rep.
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"Even the young candidates across the country who fell short have infused new energy and new blood into our democratic process, and America will be better off for it for a long time to come," he added.
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For stock investors, though, it provides straightforward confirmation of a central assumption of the bull market: While there may be some short-term increases, low interest rates are likely to be here for some time to come.
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The story is a reminder that even as Turkey tries to pick up the pieces in Aleppo province through reintegration programs and infrastructure, the trauma of extremism and war will fester for a long time to come.
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Although the cost of batteries is falling, electric vehicles will still be substantially more expensive than comparable diesel cars for some time to come, and carmakers say they cannot sell large numbers of them without government help.
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Monteith died of an accidental overdose of drugs and alcohol in July 2013, and it's clear the Scream Queens actress will hold the late star near and dear to her heart for a long time to come.
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The next move, still up for discussion, is intended to signal both the need to cut support given strong growth, while at the same time committing to accommodation for a long time to come, the sources said.
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As her lawsuit against Mr. Trump proceeds, it seems Ms. Clifford will remain in the public eye for some time to come — and with that may come a shift that finally puts this powerful business into focus.
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Chauntae Davies: He is still winning in death It took me a long time to come forward, too long maybe... and all that it took to bring this man to justice has been robbed by his death.
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Now is the time to come together with love and compassion for all, including the most vulnerable people in our society who will face this pandemic from a health perspective or face it from an economic perspective.
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When I think of how Gregory's accepted me and helped me accept myself, and never pressured me to do anything unless it was on my terms, I knew it was time to come out to my family.
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Spring has sprung (or has started to) in northern New Mexico (where our Southwest US editor Ellie Duke lives), and that means it's time to come out of hibernation to explore the artistic offerings of the season.
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And the deplorables, it's the central reason they voted for him and the central reason why they're now a political force in this country and going to be a political force for a long time to come.
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"Now is the time to come together as a community, and we applaud those of you who are leading the way for South Africa's ongoing transformation," Harry told the crowd, which he greeted in the Xhosa language.
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It still takes Jessica some time to come around to the idea — and it takes knowing that being a citizen means she'll have access to certain advantages she otherwise wouldn't to really convince her it's worth it.
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The premium of the benchmark Brent crude futures contract is at its largest in years over those for delivery further ahead, reflecting investors' and traders' belief that supply will fall short of demand for some time to come.
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It took me a long time to come around to the truth: He's an adult now, and I'm hardly the first man he's convinced he's worth loving before shutting down and walking away, leaving a broken heart behind.
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And in the rural areas of the country where evangelical communities are strong and political and religious engagement go hand-in-hand, these kinds of religious-freedom laws are going to be popular for some time to come.
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Rather than backing down, China will respond with tariffs of its own — as they just did, again — and we will end up having to live with the painful effects of tariffs and retaliation for some time to come.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand held its cash rate at 1.75 percent and lowered its forecasts for inflation right out to 2020, suggesting investors need not fear the withdrawal of stimulus for a long time to come.
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"Though we intend for her to serve on our board for a long time to come, I have told Belinda that she can return to Airbnb as an executive if she ever wishes to do so," Chesky wrote.
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So this will give Hong Kong households better assurance that in time to come they will be able to buy because the government prices will not be sort of affected by the market, by the property market prices.
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Before Conte signed the quarantine decree, Stefano Bonaccini, president of the Emilia Romagna region, said parts of the decree we're confusing, and he asked the premier for more time to come up with solutions that were more "coherent."
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"The trade war has unleashed a set of structural forces that are likely to have a dampening effect on imports from China for some time to come," said Eswar Prasad, a Cornell University economist who specializes in China.
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An industry source familiar with Aramco's operations said that at the very least, its exploration effort in the Empty Quarter and around the kingdom would help the company maintain its current reserves estimate for some time to come.
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Regardless of how the technology evolves, it's going to be a critical element in the devices around us for some time to come, so it's important to understand at least a little bit about how the magic works.
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So, when I see someone taking their time to come up and apologize to me in person, I have a little more respect for them and I acknowledge the fact that they stepped out of their comfort zone.
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And if the theory that California, with its large Latino population, represents the future demographics of America is correct, then the taco is likely to continue to undergo reinvention in this country for a long time to come.
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"If you ask me I don't feel that anybody's better than me when I sit down and get focused when it's time to come to it," he mused, when asked to reflect on his musical outlook these days.
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"And I tell him that I loved him then, I love him now, and I'll love him always, and I remind him, when it's my time, to come find me because I don't want to go anywhere without him."
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Crucially, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is all too aware of the dangers in the housing market and has signalled its intention to keep interest rates at a record low of 1.5 percent for some time to come.
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That means workers in these high-demand health-care fields can look forward to keeping their well-paying gigs for a long time to come and likely expect a nice salary increase as their skills become more sought after.
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Mr. Geigel said while last year was not the right time to come to Saudi Arabia, the country and the Persian Gulf were appealing because train transport infrastructure is only modestly developed, making big investments in new systems attractive.
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The ECB is studying a new stimulus package which is widely expected to include a rate cut, a restart of its bond-buying program and a pledge to keep the money taps open for a long time to come.
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This is how House leaders had been governing a fractured caucus for years: Do big complicated stuff quickly, and make it a party-line vote before members have time to come to their own independent conclusions about the policy.
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"It's been thought for, really since people have been considering it, that it takes a long period of time to come back from one of these major mass extinction events," Dan Stephen, paleontologist at Utah Valley University told Gizmodo.
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Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will not start the formal divorce procedure from the EU by triggering Article 50 of the EU Lisbon Treaty until next year, to allow time to come up with a negotiating stance.
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"Every signal that the market is getting now suggests that we are going to continue to have an oil glut for some time to come," said Jason Bordoff, director of the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
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The session, which was entitled Mobile Advertising: Ad-Engagement and Ad-Blocking, saw ad execs effectively arguing for more time to come up ways to market content to people on mobile in a way that they don't really hate.
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Which means Rosenstein knows what he's protecting by staying in his job and fighting each day to preserve Robert Mueller's investigation—and to ensure it has the time to come to a public denouement that he surely already knows.
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A "devastated" Palombo and his family needed time to come to terms with the decision while considering any appeal, his lawyer John Hartley, of Hodge Jones & Allen, said in an email, while Bermingham's legal team had no immediate comment.
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" He says he is grateful that the incident didn't end in tragedy: "As a regular human being, to see someone die in front of you, that's something that would be on your mind for a long time to come.
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I have a very, very close personal one, but even for television, I think many have created a personal relationship with her and that she will be remembered and loved by many for a long, long time to come.
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But he delayed termination of the program by six months to allow Congress time to come up with legislation to determine what to do with the nearly 800,000 young undocumented immigrants who were brought to the US as children.
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"This government thinks it is there for some time to come," Corbyn, 68, told hundreds of people at a rally this month in Pool, a village outside Redruth, a former mining town in a deprived area of southwestern England.
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"I'd love for somebody like (snooker and darts entrepreneur) Barry Hearn in his spare time to come and look into it and say 'yeah, I'll take that on,'" said Woffinden, whose late father Rob was also a speedway rider.
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But Mr. Meister indicated that he did not have time to come up with a full slate of independent directors before Thursday's deadline, so he nominated himself, as well as analysts and managing directors from his hedge fund, instead.
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In that moment my mind flickered back for a second to my childhood, to my mother opening the window at home and calling to me as I played outside with my friends, 'Lyosha, it's time to come inside now.
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"She will need probably a bit of time to come back, but I always thought that if Serena hadn't blocked her path, she would have lots of Grand Slam titles," Patrick Mouratoglou, Williams's coach, said in a telephone interview.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked the scientists who joined the effort after the news, saying Saturday that "we came very close" but adding that "we will need to cover more ground in the time to come," NBC News reported.
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And while markets may be pricing in one more rate cut some next year, analysts are doubtful over the likelihood that the Fed will take action for some time to come even if the economy grows stronger than expected.
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So they're just going to stay in the news, and they're going to be hit — broadsided just like the market for some time to come until this trade talk gets to resolution," Blank said Thursday on CNBC's "Closing Bell.
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David Cherney, an energy analyst for PA Consulting, said the D.C. Circuit ruling gives the Trump administration more time to come up with a replacement to the Clean Power Plan, which will inevitably be followed by more legal challenges.
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Most of the 16 state efforts to reform statutes of limitations would give victims of childhood sex abuse more time to come forward, but a few want to completely remove the time limit on some types of sexual assault.
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If news of this morning's breach left you shook, and you're worried someone might at this moment be accessing something deeply personal to you, a photo, a letter, or possibly some artful nudes, then it's time to come into the fold.
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And while Peep is no longer physically present, it's been clear over the last week that the enormity of what he left behind lives on, and will continue to do so for his fans for a long time to come.
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"I think more people are convinced that maybe it's the right time to come in because the prices have come down by about 10 percent," Li said, referring to how much private home prices have declined from a peak in 2013.
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"We will look back on this decision as one of the very worst by the Supreme Court in the modern era and we will be working to clean up this mess for a very long time to come," wrote John Avlon.
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And with many open questions remaining in the field of mathematical tilings—like the search for a hypothetical concave "einstein" shape that can only tile the plane nonperiodically—we'll probably be putting the pieces together for a long time to come.
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Speaking to the paper, Cameron noted that the first film took a long time to come together, and that the additional sequels are what he described as an "epic undertaking," that will likely consume the next eight years of his life.
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" JetBlue has also made a $100,000 donation to the OneOrlando Fund, which seeks to "provide a way to help respond to the needs of our community, now and in the time to come, after the effects of the Pulse tragedy.
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Having met through mutual friends, the women may not all live in the same zip code — or even country — but always find time to come together, whether it's via a video call or in real life on a holiday in Jamaica.
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While rebels say they could fend off the offensive for some time to come, the fighting is complicated by tens of thousands of fearful civilians trapped in the rebel-held area, many of them related to the fighters, the official said.
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The Department of Homeland Security said it was ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in six months — what officials called an "orderly wind down" — with the intent of giving Congress time to come up with a potential legislative fix.
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"In the present operating environment, with government bond yields expected to remain negative for some time to come, Sampo management no longer thinks the company's and its shareholders' interests are best served by an increase in the dividend," it said.
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And after years of anxiety that her health struggles would come out without her consent in tabloids, she decided it was time to come forward and share her story ahead of the premiere of Game of Thrones' final season next month.
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The bottom line: A new and complex and payment system on top of a new and complex treatment makes it hard to figure out a price, and payment can take a long time to come through, even when everyone's cooperating.
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"Our fear is that the world cocoa sector has entered a period of structural surplus that is likely to last for some time to come," ICCO Executive Director Jean-Marc Anga told Reuters during an interview in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
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Given the electorate's mood, the Obama administration's avowed policy of retreat from what it viewed as the Middle East quagmire was not unwelcomed by the public; though at what cost is likely to be debated for some time to come.
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No surprise, they're as cryptic as ever but with shots of Brienne of Tarth's beloved sword, Oathkeeper and Lena Headey, aka Cersei, getting her makeup done, you'll have time to come up with your own theories about this upcoming season.
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Trump is expected to announce Tuesday that he will end the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, but will offer a six-month delay to give Congress time to come up with a fix, according to sources familiar.
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On the bright side, there aren't many defenses in the NFL that can bring pressure like Philadelphia can this season, so the Vikes have time to come up with some answers should they see the Eagles again in the postseason.
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"I think we need to give a little time and space and make certain that Mr. Trump and Speaker Ryan and other leaders in the Republican Party have the time to come together and work on some policy issues," she said.
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That feat alone should be sufficient to confer on her superstar status at home, but the thrilling manner of her victory and her joyously garrulous celebrations suggest Goggia will be an enduring heroine for some time to come in her homeland.
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As for why the department was circulating the sketch and background about it now, Officer Mason said the police hoped to jog memories or persuade others who might have been too afraid at the time to come forward with information.
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Coaches and general managers want to keep their stars healthy, fans pay big money ahead of time to come to the arena and watch star players, and TV networks paying the league big money want star matchups to boost ratings.
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The NSA's "Commercial National Security Algorithm Suite and Quantum Computing FAQ" says that "many experts predict a quantum computer capable of effectively breaking public key cryptography" within "a few decades," and that the time to come up with solutions is now.
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"Because the equites are at all-time highs, then if you are above your allocation, yes, this is a very good time to come back and rebalance and make sure that you are not over-allocated to equities," he said.
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There is a real "there" there, and the prospective value IoT offers is an attractive proposition that will keep smart people and smart companies working toward bringing at least some of its potential to life for some time to come.
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Essentially, anytime a cable series draws huge critical acclaim but low viewership, you now have solid hopes for it to get to season five or six, and to have a lot of time to come to a planned, satisfying ending.
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Scully predicts Republicans will pass legislation repealing ObamaCare soon after Trump takes the oath of office in January but delay the implementation of the repeal until 2018 or even 2019 to give them time to come up with replacement reforms.
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MILAN — Almost five years to the week since the lightning strike that was Alessandro Michele's debut at Gucci — an event that business schools will study for a long time to come — the designer found himself reflecting on his own inevitable obsolescence.
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In the email, obtained by CNBC, Amazon's HR boss Beth Galetti wrote that the new partnership will take a "considerable amount of time" to come to fruition, and that "nothing is changing" to Amazon's current health-care offering to employees.
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Johnson has said he would "rather be dead in a ditch" than ask the European Union for more time to come up with a Brexit deal, and two of his top officials said Sunday the prime minister still feels that way.
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It's possible if the UK wishes to revoke the Article 50 ... or to seek an extension of the Article 50 so that the UK parliament has more time to come together and decide what they would like the outcome to be.
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From serendipitous run-ins with industry contacts to seeing how others react to products and technologies you find interesting, there are lots of reasons why it's going to be difficult to completely virtualize a trade show for some time to come.
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While Rosengren said he was "not necessarily" expecting a rate cut to be necessary, the market sell-off Monday was deep and potentially disruptive to the Fed's core expectation that interest rates will remain on hold for some time to come.
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Economists around the world generally agree that a Brexit will be damaging to the U.K. economy and wider European Union (EU) for some time to come, but some believe that it could give the U.S. and the world at large fresh impetus.
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I've been a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador for almost 10 years, and this isn't the first time I have seen and heard about terrible suffering, but the devastating stories I heard from children in Niger will haunt me for a long time to come.
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Reid and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds were busy creating the Boomerang soundtrack, and it was taking them a long time to come up with the song, so "Whitney went in and finished the song with them" and earned her first writing credit, Crowe recalled.
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But today, the iPhone giant confirmed that it was cancelling the first of those two projects, after too many delays in the approval process, which today appeared to be extending in a way that could go on for a long time to come.
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The Aussie was down 0.15 percent at $0.7330 and near a 1-1/2-year low of $0.7311 plumbed on Monday after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept interest rates unchanged and signalled a steady outlook for some time to come.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug 17 (Reuters) - With the U.S. Federal Reserve perhaps edging towards a September rate increase, St. Louis Federal Reserve president James Bullard is sticking with his view that a single move is all that's needed for a long time to come.
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On Wednesday, May failed to win over the Northern Irish party which props up her government and then lost a vote which means she has a shorter period of time to come up with an alternative plan if she is beaten next week.
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"Stop the mad behavior, the malign influence that you're sewing all over the world, it's time to come into the community of nations and if you do so we will welcome you," Kay Bailey Hutchison told Willem Marx on CNBC's "Street Signs" Monday.
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While many climate activists demand an immediate shift to renewable power sources like solar and wind, "We're going to be burning fossil fuels for the vast majority of our electricity for some time to come, whether we like it or not," she said.
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He indicated that he did not have enough time to come up with a full slate before the company's deadline, so he nominated himself and analysts and managing directors from his hedge fund to serve as placeholders until he could identify actual candidates.
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As difficult a decision as it was, I thought it was time to come forward with my personal story because hopefully other women will have the courage to come forward and tell their own stories, no longer remaining silent for fear of retribution.
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"While we are optimistic in the medium term... and hopeful that some of the green shoots that are out there will bloom in the time to come, Q4 seems too early to call the end of the more turbulent time," Sridharan said.
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White House officials have said that the tariffs will go into effect shortly after Friday, though that may be delayed to give negotiators from the two countries, who have been continuing trade talks through recent weeks, time to come up with a solution.
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While some of the children have been reunited with their parents in recent days, interviews with immigration lawyers and government officials suggest that most of the children are likely to remain parked in group facilities or foster homes for some time to come.
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"We've really felt blessed to have this time to come together as a family, slow things down a bit and appreciate what we have," she says, adding that she's trying to also focus on the positive side effects of this health crisis.
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For Texas Democrats, gains in recent years on both the state and federal levels have been exciting and frustrating at the same time — to come close but not quite defeat Cruz, to be nine seats away from a majority in the state House.
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When it was time to come home, Koch's personal effects making the return trip all fit in a shoebox -- mainly mementos donated by friends and family members that she was excited to give back with a new memory attached to their sentiment.
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Because of the extraordinarily high rate of turnover that is a hallmark of the Trump administration, the White House's human resources professionals have had little time to come up with outside-the-Beltway replacements for the constant stream of openings, Mr. LaPira said.
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OSLO, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Norway's central bank expects to hold its key policy interest rate unchanged in the time to come, but still sees a greater chance of a cut than of an increase, Governor Oeystein Olsen told public broadcaster NRK on Wednesday.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve now remains the only major central bank that appears to be on course for rate hikes, with New Zealand's Reserve Bank saying it will keeping the Official Cash Rate (OCR) at 1.75 percent "for some time to come".
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Oscars have launched a landmark campaign to diversify the ranks of Academy Award voters who decide which actors, movies and filmmakers earn recognition, but Hollywood's highest honors may remain a predominantly white affair for some time to come.
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While the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has repeatedly stated that its rates will remain at historic lows for some time to come, futures markets are now pricing in a small chance of a cut following disappointing economic growth data on Wednesday.
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The place only hosts around 24 clients a year here in the global banking hub of Zurich, but its staff are also dispatched abroad to treat wealthy clients who either do not have the time to come here, or who require aftercare.
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"You never really want to see any of the consumer staples roaring higher in a sustained advance because it means people think the economy's going to either get worse or simply stay in awful shape for a long time to come," Cramer said.
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But in time to come, the indictment could also be seen as the latest jigsaw piece put in place by Mueller that could eventually serve as the legal backdrop for any eventual determination that collusion or obstruction of justice did take place.
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With just four seconds remaining after Georgia shocked the Vols with a 43-yard touchdown pass to grab a four-point lead, only to have Tennessee quarterback Joshua Dobbs pull a miracle that folks in Knoxville will be talking about for some time to come.
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"It has taken me a long time to come to terms with the fact that actually there's a lot of pain associated with those moments in life where you didn't feel safe and you felt vulnerable in a way that felt dangerous," he said.
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If the effort sputters, as it has so many times in the past, Republican Representative Mike Coffman has a Plan B at the ready: a three-year pause in deporting qualified Dreamers to give Congress yet more time to come up with a permanent fix.
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Now that she's back in the spotlight with her new single "ME!" and announced a new, happier era of TSwift, it might be the right time to come out of hiding — and even bond with her ex Joe and the rest of the Jonas clan.
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Fast-growing startups in areas that are on the rise present safe harbours to these investors, and with tens and hundreds of billions of dollars at these funds still in play, we'll probably continue to witness this funding trend for some time to come.
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There is also a reward in that there is usually a lot of joy that comes from figuring out things that will benefit you for a long time to come, and more often than not, you make your life a bit easier in the process.
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And if the Republican base in the future consists only of the shrinking demographic of non-college-educated white Americans, with minimal appeal to any other group, the party will lose control of Congress and won't regain it for a long time to come.
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His voice beyond husky, and breaking into tears (happy ones) at every compliment and memory from the weekend, he's a man who looks to have finally realized an enormous dream, and one that has the capacity to continue growing for a long time to come.
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At the moment, the government is, or may be, spending massively to enable social distancing, but even the households that are financially stable will find their opportunities for consumption limited, and public health mandates and social pressure could curb spending for some time to come.
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The next time the unit sold, in 2004, he had a growing family and needed the space, but by the time he learned about the sale, a private deal, he didn't have enough time to come up with a $550,000 all-cash counter offer.
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"Lots of people have been hiding in gold and when it's time to come out from under the bed, you would see a sell-off in gold as people move back into riskier equity assets as they are waiting for a buying opportunity," added Jennings.
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It's time to come out of the shadows and tell our stories with courage and the conviction that by publicly recounting our personal nightmares, we can heal one another and give strength to our younger sisters as they navigate the waters of sexual abuse.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Cuomo — with a primary challenge in the offing — launched a salvo in an effort to convince Mr. Felder that the time to come home was now, warning that his unique influence in the Capitol might not last past the November elections.
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When Trump ended the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program in September, he created a six-month delay to give Congress time to come up with a legislative version of the policy, which protected young undocumented immigrants who had come to the US as children.
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Choe said in a statement published by North Korean state media that the country may end negotiations if the U.S. proposals are not adequate, arguing that the U.S. has had more than enough time to come up with new possibilities that will satisfy Pyongyang.
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Chi Lo, senior economist for Greater China at BNP Paribas Asset Management, said there would be no final settlement on China's trade dispute with the United States for a long time to come because the ultimate economic problem lies in the global saving-investment imbalance.
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"Social conservatives saw as the most existential threat to religious liberty being the filling of the Scalia seat and the shaping of the court for some time to come," said Ken Blackwell, the former Cincinnati mayor who's leading president-elect Trump's domestic transition team.
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There is also a reward in that there is usually a lot of joy that comes from figuring out things that will benefit you for a long time to come — and, more often than not — you make your life a bit easier in the process.
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It takes time to come to "fully digested artistic responses," said Richard Armstrong, director of the Guggenheim, and when a museum does finally confront a political and social subject, he adds, it is best to do so in an oblique and, well, artistic way.
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Congress is expected to pass a short-term spending bill to open the government for three weeks, without any additional funding for a wall and with the presumption that Democrats and Republicans will use the time to come to an agreement on border security.
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"We believe that the era of investing in upstream is going to be with us for some time to come and therefore we have committed to really keep those core upstream themes very strong from a cash perspective for the next few decades," van Beurden said.
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While The Phantom Menace is now generally regarded in some parts of the fan community as the worst film in the franchise and kind of a terrible film all around, it took a lot of people a good amount of time to come to that conclusion.
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Bussmann, assisted by the young Kasper König, who would subsequently go on to become one of the most renowned German curators of all, invited nine artists (all men, alas, which was hardly unusual for the time) to come to Münster, seek out sites, and realize projects.
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The world will have Facebook for a long time to come, but Facebook doesn't have to be part of your world … especially if a weird, clunky, charmingly ramshackle little alternative exists, one from which you ultimately find you get far more net emotional and practical value.
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"The yen has been the strongest performing funding currency since the turn of the year but today's news should result in a reversal of that," said BNP Paribas in a Friday note, expecting the currency to trade around 121 per dollar for some time to come.
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"I think the whole country is looking to Wisconsin right now to make a choice in this race, and I think the choice Wisconsin makes is going to have repercussions for a long time to come," Cruz said Thursday in an interview with Milwaukee radio station WTMJ.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank will stick to its policy plan including bond buying and record-low rates for some time to come as it is not yet convinced the euro zone economy is back to rude health, three of its top policymakers said on Thursday.
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"What we have to have here is a coherent strategy based upon a set of objects, hopefully dealing with a reduction in the violence, dealing with the refugees and dealing with the fact that Assad is likely to be there for some time to come," he said.
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Read more: Ryan Hurst talked to Angela Kang about keeping Beta's mask on all the time to come up with an interesting backstory for the characterIf you're hoping for some horror elements, there are a few scary and grisly moments which come on episodes two and three.
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The Aussie dollar has been weighed by expectations that interest rates in Australia will stay low for a long time to come after the RBA cut rates twice since June to a record low 1% and as miners have so far held back from hefty capital works.
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The central bank typically follows the council's recommendations to censure companies but sometimes, rather than immediately excluding them, it puts them on a watch list to give them a set period of time to come up with a plan to significantly change their behaviour, or face exclusion.
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But what has become more clear in the last few days is that it is the science of epidemics — and the policy choices that nations make to try to address it — that will shape the economy for the near future, and maybe quite some time to come.
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Another loose meat sandwich Eli picked a terrible a time to come clean to Alicia — because the next day she, Eli, Peter, Grace, Zach, Ruth, Josh (David Krumholtz), and a bunch of campaign workers crowd into a campaign bus en route to Iowa for the caucus.
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Now, we&aposre here in the off-season, which personally for me is my favorite time to come to Coney Island, because hopefully it&aposll be a little bit less crowded and we can get an awesome sneak peek at what makes Nathan&aposs so famous.
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"We hope you will continue to serve your state and your country in the Senate for a very long time to come," he told Hatch, as the senator stood beside him during a ceremony announcing that Trump would slash 2 million acres from two Utah national monuments.
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It's not doing a lot but it's like the emergency brake here, and if it turns out there are no consequences for that, then it is off to the races in a deeply dangerous way that will take us a very long time to come back from.
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Eventually, most of these connections will likely become wireless, but given the need for power and the expected challenges around delivering wireless power to many devices, it's clear variations on USB Type-C, particularly Thunderbolt 3.0 and later iterations, will be around for some time to come.
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At its policy review earlier in the day, the RBNZ held its cash rate at 1.75 percent, where it has been since November 2016, and lowered its forecasts for inflation out to 2020, suggesting investors need not fear the withdrawal of stimulus for a long time to come.
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NO FLOW The Aussie dollar has been weighed by expectations that interest rates in Australia will stay low for a long time to come after the RBA cut rates twice since June to a record low 1% and as miners have so far held back from hefty capital works.
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A week before the film opens in theaters, I spoke to Bird on the phone about why he decided it was time to come back to the franchise, his thoughts on the movie's messages about technology, and why he really isn't ready to talk about a possible third installment.
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Millions of allegedly defective Remington firearms will remain in the public's hands for at least a while longer, after attorneys for the gun maker and class action plaintiffs said they need more time to come up with a plan to notify owners about a program to fix the guns.
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With the suspension of Parliament and a shorter time to come up with a plan, exiting without a deal in place remains a real possibility, one that that hard-line pro-Brexit forces in the Conservative Party, including Mr. Johnson, insist would be preferable to a long delay.
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However, by delaying this fight Democrats would have time to come together and craft a cohesive strategy - one that better communicates the importance of these lifetime nominations and bring to bare the resources, focus and intensity needed to make this a top tier issue in all Americans' minds.
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Johnson features a publicity-seeking Ivanka Trump alongside some WASP mainstays, the latter of whom had apparently realized that now was the time to come out of hiding to embrace the new display culture, before all was lost, and they could no longer dine out on their social credentials.
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People in this heavily industrialized city just south of Chicago are also asking why their governor, Mike Pence, the Republican vice-presidential nominee, visited flood victims in Baton Rouge, La., this month while campaigning with Donald J. Trump, but has not found time to come to East Chicago.
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Buzzy music comes and goes faster than ever, but Hynes is someone who it's already easy to imagine as a vastly influential, enduring star several decades into the future, the kind of guy who is going to quietly but steadily amass hits for a long time to come.
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"The annual Chuckwagons of the West Jamboree is very special to me, because it gives all of us that are passionate about keeping the music and culture of the American West alive a time to come together and share that love with our terrific friends and fans," she said.
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Given that even the partial, so-called Phase 27.9, resolution of the trade dispute seems to be a 29.6-8.33 bet currently, it's likely that the Chinese economy will continue to labor under the weight of the tariff war with the United States for some time to come.
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While he may decide to give Congress time to come up with a permanent resolution, immigration advocates and economists warned that the possible demise of DACA could lead to the deportation of as many as 800,000 people, many of whom are working legally in industries across the United States.
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The fact that Game of Thrones has had ample time to come up with a less sloppy way of weaving the cultures of its vast world more thoroughly into its narrative — and still failed — hasn't earned it much acclaim from viewers who care about this sort of thing.
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Clearly with climate change, every one of the things [Trump's] done has been really upsetting and has a negative impact, so I think there will be a lot of filmmakers motivated by that—but it takes time to come up with great stories, great writing, and great movies.
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If the FBI has evidence that there was some kind of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russians, or that now the administration is taking a favorable stand toward the Russians because of incentives that have nothing to do with the public interest, this is his time to come clean.
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"Quantum computers with 50-100 qubits may be able to perform tasks which surpass the capabilities of today's classical digital computers," he wrote in a paper, calling such devices "noisy intermediate-scale quantum" (or NISQ, with "noisy" meaning that the qubits will remain error-prone for some time to come).
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"This report is clearly a step forward, yet our national nightmare due to an ineffectual Lead and Copper Rule will be recurring for some time to come," Marc Edwards, a professor of civil engineering at Virginia Tech who raised the alarm on the water contamination in Flint, told BuzzFeed News.
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It's been more than a year since the major U.S. indexes made new highs, but as investors continue to look for answers in this muddled market, one veteran technician explained that history dating back to the Truman administration indicates the equity market may remain placid for a long time to come.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - With the U.S. Federal Reserve perhaps edging towards a September rate increase, St. Louis Federal Reserve president James Bullard is sticking with his view that a single move is all that is needed for a long time to come, and it does not have to happen anytime soon.
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It was a death that was torn right from the pages of Robert Kirkman's graphic novel (emphasis on graphic), but seeing our beloved pizza delivery boy getting his skull bashed in was still a stomach-churning affair that will haunt fans and his co-stars for a long time to come.
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The annual study by a committee for financial stability in Germany predicted that rates would remain low for some time to come and warned that cheap financing can create incentives for banks to finance projects that maybe riskier than they would otherwise like in an attempt to seek higher returns.
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The watchdog group Public Justice, which secured the release of thousands of Remington internal documents at the heart of last month's CNBC report and has vowed to post all of the documents online, said it is "delighted" that the parties are taking time to come up with the best possible plan.
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"As we strengthen our focus on building mobility for a billion people, we are drawing these two experiments to a close and taking learnings from these to serve you better in the time to come," Ola, which raised over $1.4 billion from investors to date, said in a blog post.
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Over and over again, panelists answered that even if they weren't exactly sure yet, they knew it would affect them for a long time to come — and that they accepted that as part of not just their job descriptions but also their responsibilities as people creating content for public consumption.
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But this is a small quibble when set against the raw power of Campbell's narrative, and just as the reader is likely to be pulled up short by its piercing imagery, so too those images — haunting, odd, profoundly human — are likely to stay with them for a long time to come.
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And with that, I also want to give a shout out to every member of the BuzzFeed News team, every expert, and every other journalist who took the time to come onto this show to help us understand what the fuck was actually happening over this very, very confusing time.
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Ireland took a long time to come to terms with these problems, but they have been more or less settled through an open economy, membership in the European Union and the Belfast Agreement of 1998 that ended the Troubles and, in the process, redefined Irish identity as flexible and plural.
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James — who last month announced his decision to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers for a second time, this time to come to Los Angeles and play for the Lakers — gave an interview with Lemon on Monday, in large part to tout a new elementary school in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.
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There are several legitimate reasons why the Justice Department needs to make redactions: However, Mueller's team is surely well aware of all these obstacles to disclosure and have had ample time to come to an understanding with their former supervisor, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, about how they'll be handled.
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Usually when I sit down to write this column, it takes me a little bit of time to come up with an appropriate theme, or to think up something personal (but not too personal) way to interrogate metal culture, or to pinpoint which current wave of metal drama is worth dissecting.
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Ellie Kemper of Unbreakable Kimmy SchmidtThe world's been in love with Kimmy since episode one, but it seems the Television Academy took some more time to come around: After being left out of the lead actress in a comedy series category last year, Kemper picked up her first-ever nod this year.
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Nicholson, the commander of US forces, has admitted that the current troop levels in Afghanistan leave a "moderate level of risk" for the mission, noting that trainers and advisers will continue to be required to provide air support and improve leadership skills within the Afghan National Army for some time to come.
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Unless the White House is prepared both to increase defense spending and to back the confidence of longstanding allies, America's forces, capable as they are, will be stretched to the limit as they are forced to confront major, ongoing threats in Europe, East Asia and, for some time to come, the Middle East.
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"Not too long ago, gold prices would have withered on prospects of higher stock prices, but not this time around; investors are thinking that the spate of monetary easing is likely to persist for some time to come, keeping both gold and equities fairly well supported," INTL FCStone said in a note.
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It's one thing to send out bizarre dysfunctional Tweets, but when the White House which has never taken the time to come and talk to folks in the community about the violence now MAKES A (JUDGMENT) STATEMENT ABOUT THE CHARACTER AND MORALITY OF PEOPLE IN CHICAGO you have crossed the damn line.
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This wide variation in resources and approaches across Europe, rather than anything resembling a comprehensive, EU-wide policy on refugees and asylum, seems to point to a future where refugee hotspots, like Lesbos and Lampedusa, will continue to struggle with the limited resources of their national governments for some time to come.
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"With the seams now gone, this new collection of images is by far the best representation of how the globe of Titan might appear to the casual observer if it weren't for the moon's hazy atmosphere, and it likely will not be superseded for some time to come," reads NASA's online statement.
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