This is how the world changes: not petition by petition, but hand to hand to hand to hand to hand.
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Also, the Jennings are just badasses when it comes to hand-to-hand combat and assassinations.
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The film's action sequences run from large-scale, city-smashing adventures to hand-to-hand combat inside an apartment.
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The fans are also treated to hand-to-hand combat drills, parachute landings and displays of tanks, rocket launchers and Chinook helicopters.
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For two hours, a dozen soil-dusted, sweaty men and women from the Prospect Park Alliance formed a human chain that stretched down a small hill, passing tulip trees, elderberry plants, American holly and other potted native flora hand to hand to hand to hand.
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The methods they choose to employ are as diverse as their ranks — with some taking up arms and others turning to hand-to-hand combat.
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"It was as close to hand-to-hand combat as you're going to get," said Jesse Grapes, the commander of an infantry platoon in Fallujah.
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"It's easy to hand out cash, and it's especially easy to hand out cash if it's going to be the next governor's problem," Mr. Bartik said.
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In July, a judge ruled Google was not required to hand over the government requested data (though they are required to hand over a "limited" data set).
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After five years dedicated to those disciplines, Tumenov moved on to hand to hand combat, a field he would go on to claim two national titles in.
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It takes place in a dark realm where you compete against other players online in real-time using various fighting techniques, from sword fighting to hand-to-hand combat.
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Vladimir Putin is no stranger to hand-to-hand political combat, and going into his private meeting with Trump, he has gone on the offensive where Trump is most vulnerable.
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At one point they outscored the Raptors by 20-1; with each possession the ball whirled from hand to hand to hand, and players set picks and cut and pivoted with collective intuition.
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SE without being required to hand assets to the state.
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They refuse to hand our children less opportunity, not more.
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Concepcion is expected to hand down a decision this week.
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He's got a lot of valuable information to hand over.
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When his mother arrived, Araujo refused to hand over Mariah.
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Gran tries to hand the kid off to the colonel.
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Officials in Taiwan want Hong Kong to hand him over.
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He tried to hand Henson the microphone — to no avail.
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I forgot to hand it in a number of times.
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I force myself to hand the ice over to Kelton.
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Air Fryer You really have to hand it to Amazon.
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You have to hand it to the global fund managers.
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We don't need to hand London's underground to the MTRC.
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It promises to hand out land to the new arrivals.
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Immediately after, they were told to hand in their uniforms.
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The Obama administration has been reluctant to hand over Gülen.
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Let's suppose North Korea agrees to hand over its nukes.
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So senators themselves must choose to hand over their keys.
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He returned one song later to hand Eugene a drink.
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But they've got to hand out the trophies, don't they?
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Clinton, to hand her emails over to the proper authorities.
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They were instructed to hand the money to the driver.
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Mediator You sure have to hand it to the Russians.
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Diderot was her man to bring the hour to hand.
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But that doesn't mean we should resort to hand wringing.
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Apple isn't able to hand out messages to a government.
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It also asked the CHP to hand over all documents.
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I'm going to hand you all a box of Kleenex.
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But my job is not to hand out blue ribbons.
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Sometimes you really have to hand it to the NFL.
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" • Bank officials have "compiled reams of materials to hand over.
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They would have to hand over the information after all.
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But his opponents aren't ready to hand him the nomination.
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Are potential criminals lining up to hand in their guns?
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He said the firm intended to hand over the material.
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What lies closest to hand is often someone else's property.
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Roger Cohen You have to hand it to President Trump.
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Doctors recommend sneezing in one's elbow as opposed to hand.
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A judge ordered Edward Snowden to hand over his royalties.
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With a baby to hand, Indian social constraints melt away.
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The deadline to hand over the documents is December 5.
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The administration has refused calls to hand over the complaint.
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Some had to hand over their passports, it also said.
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Russia had agreed to hand the data over by Dec.
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He arranged for a ceremony to hand over the deed.
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So. I have to hand it to the whip operation.
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She was not going to hand that over to someone.
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Ultimately, Republicans lost enough seats to hand control to Democrats.
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It convinces most in the section devoted to hand axes.
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But no one was rushing out to hand him a trophy.
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Good old Adrastos the Logician, engaging in hand to hand combat.
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You simply needed to hand the reins over the actual teens.
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Being the next one to hand out roses on The Bachelorette.
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What if I decline to hand over my passwords or PIN?
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She put a forehand long to hand Williams the first set.
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Then his school decided to hand out both of their degrees.
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Ardern called on current gun owners to hand in their weapons.
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The latest to hand to step into the spotlight is Adele's.
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They&aposre not going to hand it over to the Democrats.
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Let's hope Mr. Heineken has the nerve to hand himself in.
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Slack isn't eager to hand over data to government agencies, though.
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Jackson is slated to hand down Stone's sentence on Feb. 20.
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Should they develop an interest, however, there are several to hand.
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His ability to convince investors to hand over cash is impressive.
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WIRED: You've got to hand it to Casper for intuitive design.
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So it cannot be subpoenaed to hand over content data itself.
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You have to hand it to Spotify: that's actually pretty clever.
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"I know," he said, and tried to hand her a card.
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The events sponsor, DCMJ, planned to hand out 4,200 free joints.
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It is my pleasure to hand the reins over to Hans.
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I would like to hand over a good team to Steffi.
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One measure has been to hand out land to new farmers.
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Maryse says she's ready to hand out ass-whoopings to everyone.
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Martin O'Malley poised to hand off the governorship to Lt. Gov.
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ISPs were forced to hand over customer details and arrests followed.
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Don't pencil in your eyebrows without this one tool to hand.
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Paris plans to hand out two or three licenses to operate.
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The court is slated to hand down a verdict in August.
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No one wants to hand over their account to a hacker.
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I tell you, I&aposve got to hand it to Bernie.
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And if it's subpoenaed, they might have to hand it over.
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The lead biker orders the trio to hand over their weapons.
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She is due to hand over to her successor on Wednesday.
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Swooping in right as she's about to hand out the roses?
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The Handpresso Wild Hybrid was my introduction to hand pump espresso.
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An intimate way to transition to hand massage with a lover?
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And officials are increasingly requiring people to hand over their passports.
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Vertical eye movements, in contrast, showed little relation to hand value.
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We waited until she was 13 to hand her a smartphone.
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Women break the ice on a river to hand-wash clothes.
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That would be more than enough to hand Democrats the majority.
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It's too early to hand over the division title just yet.
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The Iraqi government ordered Kurdish forces to hand over the city.
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You've got to hand it to Trump: He has a gift.
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The hospital then refused to hand over the family's medical records.
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Google didn't want to hand them over, so the agency sued.
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The court is expected to hand down a ruling in June.
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Jeffery Nance's decision to hand down such a lenient sentence. Gen.
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He was also ordered to hand over all of his guns.
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Lately, doctors have taken to hand-delivering the most important records.
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But it was enough to hand Castillo (73-7) the loss.
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When you enter, you are asked to hand over your backpack.
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"Don't wait for anyone to hand you your rights," she said.
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They sang tracks like "Hound Dog" and "Born to Hand Jive."
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He even commissioned the book's illustrator to hand-paint the walls.
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Devin Nunes, to hand some of Nunes' questioning time to Rep.
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Then, I get to hand Bartola back to her exhausted parents.
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They didn't want to hand them over to any third party.
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Though Schoep wanted the ID, Stern refused to hand it over.
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Perry has refused to hand over documents to investigators, or testify.
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Now, he's ready to hand over his ministry to someone new.
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DNB expects to hand back its Chinese bank licence in 2021.
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DNB expects to hand back its Chinese bank license in 2021.
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Phelan, the assistant manager, was forced to hand over the money.
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"Mitch McConnell wants to hand-pick our next Senator," McDaniel said.
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Perry has refused to hand over documents to investigators, or testify.
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"I forgot to hand them out before," Nelson told the crowd.
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But he's still ready to hand out another ass-whooping, stat!
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The Democrats cannot compel Deutsche Bank to hand over the information.
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She refused to hand over her belongings and screamed for help.
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You have to hand it to somebody and not look back.
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I posted what I liked and what came readily to hand.
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Spokesman Talal Silo reaffirmed the SDF's plan to hand control of Raqqa to a civil council formed of people from the city, and to hand over internal security to a police force drawn from local recruits.
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There were no gilt thrones to hand, nor velvet curtains hanging heavy.
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" He continued: "And Donald Trump is refusing to hand over his returns.
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When you build a company, you get to hand-pick the team.
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PDVSA is seeking ways to sidestep legal orders to hand over assets.
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Bakar said Friday Malaysia is asking North Korea to hand them over.
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But Arya proceeds to hand her a dagger to take with her.
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Otherwise he's relying solely on fishmongers -- or whistleblowers -- to hand him investigations.
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Unfortunately, when he went to hand it in, he saw something terrible.
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I feel very passionate to "hand-deliver" it live in a way.
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The group printed out thousands of leaflets to hand out during rallies.
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All he needs is 10 seconds to hand down a snap judgment.
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You have to hand it to Kanye West: He's anything but predictable.
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Now they are preparing for Ms Taylor to hand them their baby.
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The minister has told businesses to hand out receipts or face fines.
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The fund's daily task is still to hand out cash to entrepreneurs.
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So there's a real relief to get to hand in the ballot.
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"I'm certain that they have a Plan B to hand," he said.
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Yeah, they mint money so they can afford to hand it out.
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In April, House Democrats asked the IRS to hand over Trump's returns.
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Their conservatorship requires them to hand over their profits to the Treasury.
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Standard practice is to hand intruders over to the local police department.
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He had been due to hand over the governor's post in October.
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He has promised to hand power over to civilians within two years.
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Surely she would draw on such rich material, so close to hand?
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But its early investors are reluctant to hand Yusupov any more cash.
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And working with him is like trying to hand-feed a shark.
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Police in Washington, D.C. want Facebook to hand over data on protesters.
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Green Tony had to hand it to us in a sandwich bag.
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Still, the VA continues to hand out federally funded opioids to veterans.
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Sarah tried to hand me the check but I wouldn't take it.
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He likes to hand it to detainees when he makes his case.
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I'm ready to hand the keys to the league to the kids.
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But you said, you don&apost want to hand losses to Republicans.
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The bidders are expected to hand in binding offers in mid-February.
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" CNN said the administration's decision to hand-pick news outlets was "unacceptable.
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Each campaign was given 400 tickets to hand out to loyal fans.
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So, if you don't have it, you have nothing to hand over.
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They contend this happened before Schneiderman's request to hand over the emails.
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The court gave it 15 days to hand over the encryption keys.
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House Republicans had been pressuring the department to hand over the documents.
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Of those who were asked to hand over money, 73 percent did.
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He picked up the basketball and flipped it from hand to hand.
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Perhaps one remedy for Euro-blues is to hand them more influence.
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Even I have a leather-bound notebook to hand, and I'm nothing.
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A judge ordered the company to hand over additional data in July.
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Only the House Ethics Committee has the power to hand down punishment.
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Narrator: Recruits are trained in different styles of hand-to-hand combat.
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Would we be willing to hand over even more power to computers?
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Judges are expected to hand down a verdict and sentence next year.
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He has killed many men in WWII in hand-to-hand combat.
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It may have needed to hand out something stronger than hot chocolate.
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"The New Cocktail Hour: The Essential Guide to Hand-Crafted Drinks" — $13.79
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The service will soon expand to hand-painting, airbrushing and hand embroidery.
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God help me, I wish I'd had a snappy reply to hand.
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Heidi had to go into Lauren's job to hand-deliver an invitation.
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Oftentimes as a bridesmaid, you're not expected to hand over a gift.
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The Cavs can ill-afford to hand the Warriors more transition opportunities.
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Turek likens it to hand-stitching a suit in the operating room.
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But it wasn't easy to get someone to hand him a project.
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James, having completed his flight, is about to hand himself into police.
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In 80s London, some of the blackest music to hand was Caribbean.
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There isn't a lot of hand-to-hand combat going on, either.
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The waiter, as expected, asked me to hand over the entire stash.
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Emirati officials had agreed to hand over Mr. Khabyar for federal prosecution.
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Mahathir had promised to hand over the premiership to Anwar in 2020.
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But bank officials have nonetheless compiled reams of materials to hand over.
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Then, a Bombfell stylist uses information to hand pick items for you.
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Issues were produced in Moscow and then passed from hand-to-hand.
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He promised to hand more power to young people and local governments.
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The military had refused to hand over the body for six days.
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There was a tie when it came time to hand out delegates.
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Mr. Cheney had left to hand-deliver the letter to Capitol Hill.
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The Kremlin is unlikely to hand over its operatives to face prosecution.
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These investors do not want to hand over millions to professional managers.
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And, Trump isn't expected to hand them over without a legal fight.
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The crew then asked him to hand over his cigarettes and lighter.
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The film is driven by explosions, gunfights and hand-to-hand combat.
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But pressuring Lebanon to hand over Ghosn could prove difficult for Japan.
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The court will then have 123 days to hand down its decision.
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You've got to hand it to this lovable and laconic senior citizen.
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Yes, they should engage in hand-to-hand combat in the capital.
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I've got to hand it to you that you've been a buyer.
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The officials allegedly told tech executives to hand over more user data.
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Or, he said, supermarkets might decide to hand out free sisal bags.
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Farmers have to hand prune their vineyards in harsh weather, she noted.
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The general is unwilling to hand Mr Bashir over to the ICC.
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Their conservatorship requires them to hand over their profits to the government.
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In other words, at some point, we want to hand over control.
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Buildings he served stopped letting him inside to hand off the food.
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Those who had government-issued IDs were told to hand them over.
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Snap is making it easier for advertisers to hand over their money.
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"It was cyber-hand-to-hand combat," recalls Pittsburgh US attorney David Hickton.
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The scarcity of natural pollinators is forcing farmers to hand-pollinate their crops.
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When you're done, you'll want to hand these tattered books to your friends.
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McConnell in order to hand him a letter demanding to end the shutdown.
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If approved by a court, the summons forces banks to hand over names.
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In the aftermath, the Taliban refused to hand over their ally, Bin Laden.
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When we told them to hand him over to be tried, they refused.
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However, it said U.S. authorities had refused to hand over the man's computer.
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We have to hand it to you, Canada — you sure clean up nicely.
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When did we as a society become afraid of rind-to-hand contact?
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Schiff gave Barr a deadline of May 15 to hand over the evidence.
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The first step was buying 215 catalogs to hand out to potential customers.
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For its part, Twitter agreed to hand over data on the offending user.
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"I want him, and will ask Laos to hand him over," he said.
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And I think we're going to hand more centralized authority to Big Tech.
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AmazonFresh offers both attended delivery (hand-to-hand drop-off) or doorstep delivery.
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And, we have to hand it to her, she makes some valid points.
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So major German publishers have continued to hand their snippets over to Google.
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Bernie Sanders was rigged by the DNC to hand the nomination to Clinton.
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"It is very easy for me to hand over the reins," she said.
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But it was against Facebook's terms to hand that data to another firm.
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In fact, it seems that people are quite eager to hand him jobs.
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PDVSA is also seeking ways to sidestep legal orders to hand over assets.
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Apparently, the answer is to hand out freebies like TVs and Google Home.
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The real deciding factor is if you're willing to hand over that cash.
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He handed me my change and then started to hand me my bag.
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Now it&aposs time to hand it off to the great Shannon Bream.
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Iran has yet to hand out a concession that would allow its development.
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Will he be forced to hand over the account he's used since 2010?
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Does it make you nervous to hand over the reins to someone else?
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Students also participate in shooting, martial arts and hand-to-hand fighting competitions.
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No one is going to hand it to you on a silver platter.
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Image: APThe rising rates have to do with increased accessibility to hand sanitizers.
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We have to hand it to Planned Parenthood; it's a pretty genius metaphor.
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One feeder brought a pound of peanuts at a time to hand out.
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I don't know what that's going to be to hand over my phone.
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Part of that craft is having the right stuff, working and to hand.
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But there's another reason the FCC is refusing to hand over the logs.
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It is alleged that one even liquidated an annuity to hand over $250,000.
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"Batons and hand-to-hand fighting always results in serious injury," he said.
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You have to hand it to him; the man is an artistic genius.
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Muflahi claims that he didn't trust police enough to hand over the video.
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Obama described the encounter as involving "hand-to-hand combat" with multiple adversaries.
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They are also demanding constitutional changes to hand the federal police more independence.
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Engaging in hand-to-hand combat with a Groucho Marx impersonator in Rouen?
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Some of my intel sources didn't want me to hand over any computer.
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When the smartphone took off it tailored its service to hand-held devices.
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I have to hand it to the Democrats; they had a good week.
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They are then said to have called the police to hand themselves in.
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They started out producing silk thread, and later turned to hand-knotted carpets.
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Don't expect Lyric to hand you a branded key card at the door.
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Cubans listened to their music in secret, passing records from hand to hand.
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Officers will cut them open to hand-search for drugs or counterfeit goods.
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Thankfully, this pan is so easy to hand-wash and is dishwasher safe.
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One student walked two miles through a blizzard to hand-deliver a résumé
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Last month, an appeals court ruled that Uber had to hand it over.
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The Broncos had hoped to hand things over to Osweiler, Manning's longtime apprentice.
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Now we're getting ready to hand off the torch to the next chef.
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What was it like to hand over the visual responsibility to another person?
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Authorities can get a warrant to ask tech companies to hand them data.
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What made you all decide to hand make your costumes and style yourselves?
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During this era, hand-to-hand street fighting gave way to gun violence.
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Americans who made it to the beach faced brutal hand-to-hand combat.
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One big question is whether he'll ask Putin to hand over those officials.
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I have to hand it to him with "The Romanoffs," which begins Friday.
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An elderly woman came by to hand me an envelope from our synagogue.
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For those students, the district is planning to hand out meals starting Monday.
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The panic-buying extended to hand sanitizers, cleaning wipes and even toilet paper.
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He was required to hand over what the watchdog said was illegal income.
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The judge says she plans to hand down a ruling early this week.
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But he had to hand them to a successor after about a decade.
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Getting the choke in before Holm could begin to hand fight and defend.
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Now he needs someone to hand him back two years of his life.
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Many members of the media were quick to hand the trophy to Trump.
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She refused to hand the information over, and shortly after, her brother disappeared.
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The tech companies also took months to hand over information about those accounts.
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He eventually agreed to hand the manuscript to Brand and the German authorities.
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You've got to hand it to James Corden and his team of writers.
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He ordered the DOJ to hand over the unredacted report by March 30.
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I'm not going to hand out a copy of the game plan here.
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They soaked him with Champagne, with beer, with water, whatever came to hand.
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Similarly, I used to hand write orders and give them to a clerk.
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House investigators have noted the Trump administration's refusal to hand over telephone records.
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It is unusual for a doctor to hand out drugs, Dr. Baron said.
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Ironically, he now seems happy to hand the U.S. the keys to Alcântara.
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But Merkel's most notable giveaway was to hand the SPD the finance ministry.
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They only need to find one judge to hand down a broad order.
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Unfortunately for Thicke, he was ordered to hand over some of those earnings.
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The court granted the injunction, and ordered Bouvier to hand over the Rothko.
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Makeshift stations had been set up to hand out water and other supplies.
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If you suffer from mental health problems, there's not enough help to hand.
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Yang says he was charged with teaching the recruits hand-to-hand fighting.
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Volunteers have descended on the fields to hand out masks since last week.
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You've got to hand it to him — it looks like a great party.
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It was hard for employees to hand off their work for a year.
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The US Attorneys don't seem particularly eager to hand over funds to FIFA.
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By 2007, he was ready to hand in his assault rifle for good.
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He teaches hand-to-hand defensive tactics at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy.
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The SDF plans to hand over the children to aid groups, he said.
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OMB faces another deadline Friday to hand over another set of documents to those committees, but sources told CNN they wouldn't be surprised if the budget office now refuses to hand over any documents to any committee for any purpose.
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The President has already gotten the rocket man to hand over the rocket man to hand over the American hostages and they have allegedly detonated that nuclear facility although that might not be as big a story as we hoped.
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"To hand me over to Putin is basically to hand me over to my death," Browder said during an interview when CNN's Kate Bolduan asked him on "At This Hour" what he would say to Trump if he had the opportunity.
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Joel, Tess, and Ellie find the contacts they need to hand Ellie off to.
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As far as marketing stunts go, you've got to hand it to the BBC.
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No matter what, there's little incentive for McConnell to hand Democrats any legislative wins.
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It also asked the attorney-general's office to hand over Mr Santrich's case file.
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"I brought a bunch of copies to hand out, already signed," the actor jokes.
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Police said Tuesday North Korea had not responded to requests to hand them over.
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Initially they refused to hand him over to the ICC on the international indictment.
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Those who are allowed in are often required to hand over their intellectual property.
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Smith has chemistry with himself, particularly in the scenes of hand-to-hand combat.
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OMB has also refused to hand over documents that the impeachment committees have subpoenaed.
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Each eagerly raises their hands to hand out "free" health care for illegal immigrants.
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He is believed to have engaged in hand to hand combat before being felled.
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The ability to fight hand-to-hand combat all the way to Election Day.
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I work hard for my money and I refuse to hand it all away.
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Some require you to hand over your phone number to register for an account.
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Though you have to hand it to her for some seriously stealth kiddo-wrangling.
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Then Momoh did something unprecedented: He decided to hand it over to the government.
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Facebook will also be able to hand tough choices off to the new board.
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Mr Nazarbayev said that it was time to hand power to a younger generation.
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Campaigners are pressing Equatorial Guinea's president, Teodoro Obiang, to hand him over for trial.
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And I was sort of ready to hand it over to the young guys.
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The satellites, meanwhile, must be able to hand customers off quickly to one another.
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Knows how to work the dinner party to get guests to hand them food.
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The committee is concerned DirectBuy aims to hand itself over to its equity owners.
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The alternative is for parliament to hand the difficult decision back to the electorate.
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That center is now fighting the court's decision to hand custody back to Arturi.
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The rest of us will make our own posters to hand out at school.
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If it's a little higher, they'll only have to hand over some spare change.
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He challenges anyone to a hand-to-hand cast iron show and tell contest.
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Their backup plan was to hand-deliver a printed copy to Sullivan's chambers instead.
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"A narcissist who will only serve to hand Trump 4 more years," another said.
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It was more logical just to hand it off and then get some sleep.
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Now is not the time to hand out hall passes because of fucking riffs.
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The Pentagon described the encounter as involving "hand-to-hand combat" with multiple adversaries.
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Then it's hand-to-hand combat in the afternoon and kickboxing in the evening.
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Coverdale refused to tell the Post who wanted him to hand over the files.
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A business can't grow until an entrepreneur is ready to hand over some control.
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You've got to hand it to actor Shia LaBeouf, at least the man tried.
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The deadline for a grand jury to hand down more charges is April 11.
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You wouldn't want to hand over your personal chocolate stash — that would be embarrassing.
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It is still uncertain whether he will honor his promise to hand over power.
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It will be updated with information from French authorities once they come to hand.
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He also wanted to hand over some of the cash to his wife's parents.
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And you can keep your kids entertained without having to hand over your phone.
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Once she drove 23½ hours one-way to hand deliver last-minute financial help.
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In the film, you've got a few scenes of actual hand-to-hand combat.
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And, if so, do Trump and the White House have to hand them over?
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As long as you've got your Nokia to hand, you can get munching away.
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The motion sought documents that Ng's lawyers said prosecutors had refused to hand over.
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The new Supreme Court law allowed the PiS to hand-pick Poland's top judges.
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That means it's time to hand out my only meaningless award of the year.
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That the bank has the power to hand out subsidised greenbacks naturally invites corruption.
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The Democrats on their own cannot compel Deutsche Bank to hand over the information.
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Such letters can compel a company to hand over a user's phone billing records.
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Campaigners enlisted youths to hand out ballots, round up drunks and mob rival demonstrations.
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It still won an overwhelming majority, but the regime refused to hand over power.
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"People don't trust the government, we rather deliver (donations) hand-to- hand," Carreño said.
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" In that respect, you have to hand it to the family members on "Intervention.
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The Mexican security forces were forced to hand Guzman back to the cartel soldiers.
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Predictably, he forgot to hand Stalin the letter he was carrying from the President.
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I was stressed; it was a week until I had to hand it in.
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Yet others argued that Democrats won't be eager to hand a victory to Trump.
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The scene has Sif and Volstagg visiting the Collector to hand over the Aether.
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This revelation forced her to hand over roughly 211,215 emails to the State Department.
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Junkies, alcoholics, scam artists: Do we really want to hand these people monthly checks?
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We're told FM and Hocus flew in from NYC to hand-deliver the piece.
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What kinds of documents would Exxon have to hand over according to the subpoena?
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However, at one point, some 44 states refused to hand over the voter data.
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They wanted to destroy the evidence, and he wasn't going to hand it over.
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Though it clearly destroys her, Claire acknowledges that it's time to hand Faith back.
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Others would prevent employers from requiring job applicants to hand over social media information.
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It took about that long for the bureau to hand down its response: Denied.
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CHAST Nobody's going to hand you anything and hopefully you like what you're doing.
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Among them: restricting market access and pushing foreign companies to hand over valuable technology.
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Russia denial is about using whatever argument comes to hand to defend Donald Trump.
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You think they're just going to hand over the money without getting the art?
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But maybe it's just too soon to hand a rotation spot to Gavin Floyd.
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In addition to hand sanitizer and face masks, toilet paper is a coveted item.
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Here, the moss-covered Southern Gothic of the north turns to hand-planted palms.
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State employees report being obliged to hand over part of their salaries and bonuses.
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Iran is refusing to hand over the black boxes to Boeing, a US manufacturer.
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Other Londoners fought back with whatever came to hand, including hurling chairs and tables.
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Dedek plans to hand the rest to a charitable body and not his children.
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"The world is not going to hand you anything on a platter," he said.
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Trump has directed his administration not to hand over documents or testify before Congress.
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The only way to win the game is to hand over personal data. Relatable!
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Under Chinese law, companies are obliged to hand over data to assist state intelligence.
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Yet Democrats marched on to hand us a partisan impeachment simply doomed to fail.
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Investors voted to hand back operational control of the company to Dunkerton in April.
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Mahatir, the nonagenarian prime minister, has pledged to hand over power within two years.
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THE CONSERVATIVE party did everything it could to hand an election victory to Labour.
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It isn't clear what led Mr. Cullinan to hand Mr. Beatty the wrong envelope.
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He's out there doing his thing, and you've got to hand it to him.
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Aside from gifting, a trust can be a good way to hand money down.
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In both cases, there are no ready-to-hand substitutes for liquid fossil fuels.
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You've got to hand it to Tom Ford: He knows how to spin familiarity.
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But take it as a baton to hand it off to the next runner.
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Milt Roney gets some money from GEHA to hand out brochures at health fairs.
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"Law enforcement can require agencies to hand over data under specific circumstances," Kaltheuner explained.
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One man brought a cooler stuffed with cold drinks to hand out to the mourners.
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It's officially Nick Viall's turn to hand out roses as The Bachelor's next leading man.
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Ultimately, it fell to Russia to pressure Mr. Assad to hand over the chemical weapons.
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Officials plan to hand out the pamphlets at gun shows, weekend flea markets and elsewhere.
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Nadal rifled a two-fisted backhand just long to hand the leveling set to Thiem.
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We're not exactly expecting the NSA to hand over their entire cache of secret messages.
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The agency has refused to hand over the documents, leaning on a Justice Department opinion.
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Nothing knits man to man […] like the frequent passage from hand to hand of cash.
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It must feel like having to hand the command of the Enterprise over to Khan.
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This mug is not dishwasher safe, so make sure your recipient knows to hand-wash.
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Earlier this week, the company finally agreed to hand over use of that property parcel.
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Missiles and projectiles are out for this match, so expect furious hand-to-hand combat.
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They packed them into 400 hygiene bags to hand out to residents of the shelter.
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Tomorrow, the committee will have a chance to hand their wish list over in person.
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This admin also refuses to hand over docs to Congress on the whereabouts of families.
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They're committed to upholding his reputation and supporting him using whatever rationale comes to hand.
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With the economy heading for a crash, there may not be much to hand out.
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Party volunteers, some with small children, hop off scooters to hand stickers to prospective voters.
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Ernie gets stabbed in an alleyway after he refuses to hand over his rubber ducky.
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But despite a judge's order, the city failed to hand over any of that information.
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Kering groundskeepers collected the honey and bottled them in jars to hand out as gifts.
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El Karib will have to hand over his passport and check into court every week.
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The FARC said they would continue to hand over child combatants to family-welfare officials.
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I wanted to hand it to him and unfortunately it went through the bus window!!
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Last month the two men decided to settle their argument in hand-to-hand combat.
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Their only response was to hand out food vouchers and a leaflet on our rights.
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"Of course, we can't force them to hand over their phones," a spokesperson told them.
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Notices posted around the office told staff to hand in their laptops to IT staff.
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Mashable reached out to Apple for comment on the decision to hand out gift cards.
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Xiao Li initially declines to hand over the documents but David manages to convince her.
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The thing is, cash is easier and cheaper to hand out than chickens or skills.
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We cannot allow GOP elites to hand the future to an increasingly leftist Democratic Party.
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When faced with a request to hand over records, he continued, Snipes had 24 hours.
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I really thought I'd have the chance to hand over the box personally for closure.
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Even so, the state is ready to hand Chinese shipbuilders the billions of dollars required.
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They really like to hand him the football and he&aposs a very instinctive runner.
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His Russian hosts were pleased to hand him a red telephone - the telephone offered here.
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Well-wishers and locals even had a chance to hand over gifts to the royals.
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Where I could pass it from hand to hand, and mold it into a disk.
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At the rose ceremony, half of the contestants are allotted a rose to hand out.
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The first is whether he will be able to hand over smoothly to a successor.
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The man's family said he had long resisted their pleas to hand over his keys.
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GIULIANI: I don&apost have any problem-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: And Sessions to hand it over?
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Double-check your itinerary and your sources on any papers you're meant to hand in.
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There's no need to hand out a complicated WPA2 passcode when your friends come over.
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In some cases, the system will need to hand customers over to a human agent.
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And how do they decide when to hand the reigns down to the next generation?
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At 6:25 (line time, 22 minutes), the line guards started to hand out bracelets.
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Set alarms and remindersReally need to remember something but don't have a pen to hand?
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"He is going to hand the White House to Hillary Clinton," Heck told his donors.
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I have to hand it to Ryan Murphy, I did not see that one coming.
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He then followed a set of instructions to hand over his profile for two hours.
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I don't trust the Cowboys to hand Elliott the keys right away, so I'm hedging.
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Your correspondent would have to hand over her phone as evidence and pay hefty fees.
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But you have to hand it to Nissan for not shying away from this trend.
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There's also a little drawer for storing anything else you'd like to keep to hand.
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The company plans to hand out free helmets if you attend a safety training session.
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A little later they were invited to hand over part of these earnings to charity.
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Now, you'll be asked to hand over your email in exchange for the discount tickets.
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They've said they won't leave and want the government to hand over land resources there.
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There are now more than 6,500 volunteers nationwide to hand-deliver the packages and cards.
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They also planned to hand out thousands of hand-made buttons reading "Thank You Firefighters."
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Several also complained they had to hand over gold and other jewelry to boat operators.
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The attorney general is expected to hand down his decision by the end of 2019.
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So once he did that, it was literally hand-to-hand combat with that thing.
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The instructor asked him if he wanted to hand in his exam, but A. declined.
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Mr Museveni and his National Resistance Movement (NRM) also have far more money to hand.
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Lots of points to hand out this week in the Game of Game of Thrones.
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Just last month, it was expected to hand out €2.2 billion ($2.4 billion) in prizes.
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It's one of these problems that is extra tragic because the solutions are to hand.
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"The deals are a tool to seek evidence, not to hand out fines," Muscogliati said.
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You can see she gets a tad aggressive while trying to hand it to Bella.
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You have to hand it to Congress for perpetually trying to reform these programs, though.
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Democrats will likewise have little appetite to hand President Trump a victory of this sort.
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Such letters can currently compel a company to hand over a user's phone billing records.
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Mnuchin missed two deadlines to hand over the returns and eventually officially denied Democrats' request.
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Being ubiquitous and essentially disposable, something to write with indelibly is almost always to hand.
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"The suspect was supposed to hand herself in but that did not materialize," Naidoo said.
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I used these few minutes to hand him letters from my immigrant and refugee students.
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RV manufacturer Winnebago was among the companies to hand employees $1,000 bonus checks this year.
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History suggests Michiganders will be in the mood to hand control to the outside party.
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It took lawmakers agreeing to hand over the boundary- drawing power to a nonpartisan group.
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A separate ruling ordered Apollo and TPG executives to hand over details of their finances.
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Blankenship drained enough ballots from Jenkins in southern West Virginia to hand Morrisey the win.
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That body was disbanded in January after numerous states declined to hand over voter information.
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A judge is expected to hand down a decision in that case in early 2019.
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Washington complains those efforts depend on stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology.
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They've asked Totenberg to order the state to immediately switch to hand-marked paper ballots.
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I triumphed with a sliver of life left and no more health potions to hand.
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Exactly the right approach when you're asking people to hand you a couple billion dollars.
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I'm supposed to meet my coworker Martin at the McDonald's to hand off some specs.
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In July, a judge ruled that Microsoft did not have to hand over the emails.
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UK police investigating the deaths have also appealed to two brothers to hand themselves in.
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You've got to hand it to the designer Maria Grazia Chiuri — she stands her ground.
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It's Oscar tradition for the previous year's best actor winner to hand out a statuette.
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I have to hand it to her: When she's angry, she is keen and shrewd.
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The attorney general also ignored a subpoena deadline to hand over Mr. Mueller's unredacted report.
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And now that the Treasury Department has refused to hand them over, what happens next?
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There was an eighth grader once, Adam, who went with me to hand them out.
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The outgoing government of Enrique Peña Nieto is set to hand over power on Dec.
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Postmates investors still saw potential in the company so agreed to hand over more money.
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Climate denial is about using whatever argument comes to hand to defend fossil fuel interests.
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Some keep tear gas to hand, while others carry brass knuckles or a big stick.
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In his list of demands on the final page, he said I was to hand
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In response, their coach told them to hand over their uniforms, The Houston Chronicle reported.
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The Monday after a time switch, judges are more likely to hand out longer sentences.
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He said law enforcement agencies could press companies to hand over customer data or devices.
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Hand-to-hand, the chain of people passed thousands of books over a few hours.
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All the security forces are to hand over their weapons and to say their repentance.
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After stalling for weeks, Facebook eventually agreed to hand over the Russian posts to Congress.
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He signaled to an audience member to hand him a rolled-up piece of fabric.
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In May, Mr. Taylor decided to hand over his company's artistic reins to Mr. Novak.
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After embarking on a multifloor journey to hand-deliver the fax, I met Ms. Mermelstein.
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The Kurdish Regional Government said Wednesday that it would refuse to hand over the airports.
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And they, too, are sometimes asked to hand over user data to law enforcement agencies.
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According to Iger, the timing was right for him to hand over control to Chapek.
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Uber has repeatedly missed deadlines to hand over material, irking Judge Alsup and Waymo's lawyers.
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Facebook wants to hand the keys over to the user and not keep a copy.
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Trust these two to hand deliver one of the best fake parties we've ever seen.
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ED O'BRIEN Metuchen, N.J. To the Editor: You've got to hand it to Donald Trump.
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Then, before Tuesday's game, the Royals held a ceremony to hand out their championship rings.
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"I didn't want to hand it over," Chen Wenzheng, 64, said of his family's plot.
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New recruits are asked to hand over cash and persuade others to do the same.
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It is also to persuade ICANN to hand it the management of dot-org instead.
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From head wraps to hand-woven bracelets, consider this their love letters to their Latinidad.
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When the time comes to hand over the reins, you will hear it from me.
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Pelosi then proceeded to hand out those pins as keepsakes to commemorate this historic moment.
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So they sent him with some "care packages" to hand out to his fellow passengers.
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She started to hand me the boxes I'd dropped, and then she dropped them, too.
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"But then who do you want them to hand him over to?" the investigator asked.
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Devin Nunes, to hand some of his questioning time to another Republican committee member, Rep.
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Rihanna's Maison Margiela gown took 250 hours to sew and 500 hours to hand embroider.
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When the day of his conscription came, he arranged with police to hand himself over.
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When a local elected official came onstage to hand him an award, he kissed her.
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Interns are required to hand in a weekly assignment, as well as attend weekly meetings.
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There is only one purpose in hand-to-hand combat, and that is to kill.
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The Malaysians have also rejected the North Korean government's demands to hand over the body.
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But administration officials ultimately opted to hand the decision on the mission to their successors.
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The Senate passed a nonbinding resolution Tuesday urging the administration to hand over the complaint.
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Instead, the office said it was willing to hand over documents requested by the investigators.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce is due to hand down its initial ruling on Sept.
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"It&aposs a little bit of hand-to-hand combat and top down," Settle said.
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HSUS fought him in court over its refusal to hand over some documents Pruitt requested.
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Putting something away, having something to hand down, those tend to be old-person concerns.
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A red notice is a request for local law enforcement to hand over a suspect.
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Of course the government missed the deadline to hand over President Donald Trump's tax returns.
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In some cases, Twitter is legally required to hand over user information to enforcement agencies.
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Mayor Anne Hidalgo described seeing them passing treasures hand to hand in a human chain.
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If you suffer from mental health problems, there's too often not enough help to hand.
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It became one of the first books that was heavily photocopied, travelling hand to hand.
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You may have to hand over your phone — and your Facebook password — before you do.
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Patients have to hand over the used strips before they can get their next dose.
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Sanctuary cities are those where local officials decline to hand over illegal immigrants for deportation.
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Traasdahl was initially concerned that his customers would be reluctant to hand over this type of sensitive sales data, and also that players within the industry might be anxious to hand over such data to a platform that's aggregating everyone's data, including their competitors'.
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It seems that affluent folk, with more money to hand, grabbed most of the bonds available.
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And he participates in perhaps one of the most macho of pastimes: hand-to-hand combat.
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Same with the 4K Apple TV, the first Apple TV to hand 4K and HDR content.
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Maybe not, but it's still a decent two hours' worth of vicarious hand-to-hand mayhem.
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I'm trying to hand-hold people through the fact that there's demand for what we're doing.
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And if you don't believe me, feel free to hand me your debit card and PIN.
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"I have a new one," he says, dismissively, when MJ tries to hand it to him.
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By the second investment, customers were supposed to hand over $10,000 or more, the person claimed.
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So with that, I'm going to hand off the conversation to the two of them now.
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It is highly unusual to hand over such responsibility to non-professionals, but Mack isn't worried.
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Since then, he has always kept cloth and vinegar to hand in case of another attack.
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To the protesters, it was time to hand power back to the people with democratic elections.
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Then the timber merchants expected him to hand over transit documents for large amounts of lumber.
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"I'm going to be very proud to hand this to my friends from 'Moonlight,'" Horowitz interjected.
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However, the lab, Merritt says, has refused to hand over the parts, citing an ongoing investigation.
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Since James T., Derek and Wells already had roses, JoJo had 14 left to hand out.
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Private equity group CVC is also expected to hand in a competitive offer, the sources said.
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Hand Dryers is a digital ode to hand dryers and their analog counterparts, paper towel dispensers.
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The painfully long time it took Kalanick to hand over the reigns to a new CEO.
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In 2006, the owner approached Lorenz and said he was ready to hand over the business.
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Trump also asserted a legal defense called "executive privilege" in refusing to hand over additional documents.
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You don't need to hand a $1,000 device to your kid and hope it survives playtime.
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LAS VEGAS — Sometimes you just want someone to hand you a cocktail after a long day.
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The FTC has given the companies up to 45 days to hand over the requested information.
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People become willing to hand power to a strongman who promises to solve all their problems.
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Tinder then asks you to hand over "relationship interests, work history, and education history" from Facebook.
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The board is set to hand you the reins over as Chairman and not just CEO.
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She splashes some orange juice in it before running out to hand her back the drink.
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Exxon's lawyers have also refused to hand over any documentation or provide any witnesses, Healey said.
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America, whose executive and legislature are separate, tends to hand over such matters to congressional committees.
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Mnuchin refused to hand over those documents, and blew past multiple deadlines set by the committee.
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You've got to hand it to HBO and Game of Thrones: They know how to celebrate.
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Even Charmin's competitor had to hand it to them for coming up with the Big Roll.
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The Wests were due to hand the Superstar award to Mr. Owens as the grand finale.
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On Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff ordered Uber to hand over documents in the case.
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It requires exporters to hand over intellectual property as a condition of access to its market.
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So Clinton is campaigning differently than she did in other states: More hand-to-hand campaigning.
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No one wants an illiterate teenage mom, but no one wants to hand out the condoms.
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The hand-to-hand fighters kick up sand, throttling the Germans and taking them by surprise.
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Edwards dismissed any questioning of Louisiana's decision to hand over the investigation to the Justice Department.
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It was more than enough of a cushion to hand the Sixers a rare home loss.
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She then decides to hand over the Black Hood's letter to the cops (and her mother).
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You've got to hand it to Stelling; his post really is an A+ piece of trolling.
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BUT, SO MANY QUESTIONS THIS MORNING ABOUT THIS DECISION, YOUR DECISION TO HAND OVER THIS TITLE.
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Made from 34 different pattern pieces, each bag takes Mulberry's craftspeople four hours to hand-make.
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It's easier to hand out small packets of Kit Kats than pieces of apple crumb cake.
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If he wants to take swings at me, I'm the one to hand him the bat.
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You have to hand it to this bear — it's got a real flair for the dramatic.
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Meghan and Harry were there to hand out two of the three prizes during the ceremony.
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Walk yourself back up to hand plank, and repeat this for 15 times with each arm.
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People don't want to hand my son to me, they think I'm going to drop him.
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His loved ones do ask that you make a small donation to Hand on Heart Charity.
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His programme to hand out free zinc roofs to the poor now merely offers subsidised roofs.
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The military has promised to hand over power to an elected government after a transitional period.
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He ordered police to hand back the seized consignment and recall officers deployed to the firm.
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Bikkannavar was brought into a closed room and told to hand over his phone and passcode.
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Uber has ordered Levandowski to hand over any Waymo documents he has, or risk being fired.
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The point of the site is, of course, to get people to hand over their bitcoins.
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The feeling you get when you have to hand over that bill—yet she never sighs.
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"It's just like someone who convinces you to hand over $20 on the street," Jennings said.
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Back home in LA, we were no strangers to hand-rolled pastas and barrel-aged Negronis.
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The campaigns did not get to "hand pick" the people who worked with them from Facebook.
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After cops handled the situation, they all continued on with their plan to hand out turkeys.
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Like John Wick, it's heavy on the hand-to-hand combat, with elaborate, brutal fight scenes.
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Allen says she was told the couple wanted up to $22,000 to hand over the infant.
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The Green Destiny again gets passed from hand to hand, as the McGuffin driving the plot.
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Meghan and Harry are there to hand out two of the three prizes during the ceremony.
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Worth noting ... just because Hannah's shooting promos doesn't mean she's a lock to hand out roses.
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"A vote for Gorsuch is a vote to hand the court over to Trump," she said.
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Be smart, from Axios' Sara Fischer: Facebook is willing to hand over ads and ad targeting.
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You have to hand it to a state that puts its nachos in the deep frier.
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On April 20th a Dutch court is expected to hand down another ruling in the case.
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In April, House Democrats asked the IRS to hand over six years of Trump's tax returns.
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Vettel was given a five-second penalty, finishing first but having to hand victory to Hamilton.
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Up until 2013, visitors were required to hand over their phones when they crossed the border.
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European powers want to hand Trump a plan to save the Iran nuclear deal next week.
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Instead, they depend on the Supreme Court to hand them victories in the guise of law.
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Right, so as opposed to the old intelligence, which was hand to hand people … That's right.
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Some Republicans fear he could lose badly enough in November to hand Democrats control of Congress.
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He nevertheless decided to visit the home to hand out pictures of Mary and some sweets.
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But if the goal is to hand out fig leaves, a rigorous score is probably counterproductive.
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The opposition to the panel was bipartisan: 44 states refused to hand over information to Kobach.
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You can exchange information, coordinate schedules and figure out the best time to hand off keys.
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Legal reforms to hand the central bank independence would be analyzed in the future, Meirelles added.
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I have to hand it to the Vienna tourist board, they're onto something with this campaign.
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Her group plans to hand out material at the various tech shuttle stops around San Francisco.
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The White House is expected soon to hand down a highly-anticipated statement detailing its policy.
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Now, the 60-year-old wants to prepare to hand the business down to his sons.
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Schumer wants no Democrats meeting with Kavanaugh until Republicans agree to hand over every document sought.
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Plus, you can eat it all yourself without having to hand it out to any kids.
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Republicans and Democrats here are in hand-to-hand combat this election year as seldom before.
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Nixon refused to hand them over on executive-privilege grounds and challenged the subpoena in court.
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How many family dynasties have been able to hand over power, father to son to grandson?
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But that doesn't mean that employers are eager to hand out positions to anyone who applies.
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Since 2012 they have been forced to hand over all profit as dividends to the Treasury.
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Thereafter the cost will come down and Porter plans to "hand the keys" to the SPCC.
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Senators expect the bureau to hand over notes and transcripts for review ahead of their vote.
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Levandowski had declined the court's request to hand over any evidence, citing his Fifth Amendment rights.
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In so-called Red Rose Rescues, protestors peacefully enter clinics to hand out roses to patients.
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She also needs a place to hand off the stolen leather jacket to a prospective buyer.
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This translates to capturing better images in low light due to hand shake and other factors.
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On Friday, Lindell traveled to the Florida Panhandle to hand out 10,000 pillows to hurricane victims.
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Frank Gore had a throwback day for the Colts to hand the Broncos their first loss.
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If it's a loved one, why would you want to hand them over to a stranger?
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Earlier on Tuesday, the White House said Trump was unlikely to hand over his tax returns.
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It is believed they planned to hand over the hostages to the militant group Katiba Macina.
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Clinton is in a position to exhort voters to hand control of the Senate to Democrats.
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The President of the DRC is constitutionally obligated to hand over power through a democratic election.
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For me, "Go hand to hand/" is not CLAPping, so the visual didn't work for me.
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Greece refused to hand them over in the immediate aftermath and granted them asylum in January.
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And he became the ideal man to hand to prosecutors in Mr. Rechnitz's quest for leniency.
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The case arose when the council subpoenaed Mr. Buttigieg in 2012 to hand over the recordings.
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Mr. Fallon posted a 21-second original song dedicated to hand washing to his Twitter account.
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Mr. Fallon posted a 21-second original song dedicated to hand washing to his Twitter account.
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Malaysia has so far refused to hand over the body to North Korea, despite repeated requests.
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Organizers began to hand out fliers that read, "We, the 99 percent," the slogan's first iteration.
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I had to hand him a washcloth and had to take his shoes and pants off.
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My fingers touched the brim where he tried to hand-stitch the frayed edge back together.
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In one memorable training montage, he can barely learn how to hand off small parcels discreetly.
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The first lady, Melania Trump, joined him to hand out sandwiches in the station's mess hall.
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There is no escaping this narrative, hard as I may have tried to hand wave it.
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Meaning Wright has been ordered to hand over more than 5 billion dollars worth of cryptocurrency.
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We can't afford to hand the 4th District to Nancy Pelosi and her allies in Congress.
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Martin Schulz, the Social Democratic leader, was forced to hand over the reins of his party.
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But these games could be Dark Souls hard long before we had that yardstick to hand.
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This is a sprawling business and no one is just going to hand me that job.
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Haynes, happy about the overall climate, is still reticent to hand out pats on the back.
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There was also a form outlining a training regimen, including exercises for hand-to-hand combat.
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Who needs toxic boyfriends when you've got guns, hand-to-hand combat skills, and girl power?
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Democrats want to subpoena four witnesses and compel the administration to hand over Ukraine-related documents.
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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, 94, has promised to hand over power to Anwar despite the allegations.
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Ish Smith tacked on a short-range shot to hand the Wizards a double-digit advantage.
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For shops without a tray, it is acceptable to hand your cash directly to the cashier.
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Bosworth's mother's idea of sex education had been to hand her daughter the novels of Colette.
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It should be whether Republicans and Democrats finally worked together to hand workers a trade victory.
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He doesn't understand the cashier so he just nods and continues to hand them his card.
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Lessons about intolerance are interwoven with the hand-to-hand skirmishes the series is known for.
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Iran has also been reluctant to hand over the black boxes from the Boeing 737-23.
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"I'm going to be very proud to hand this to my friends from 'Moonlight,'" Horowitz said.
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Nearly 70% of those participating in Halloween festivities say they are planning to hand out candy.
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House Democrats need to gain 24 seats to hand Nancy Pelosi the speaker's gavel once again.
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Barrack previously agreed to hand over documents to the House Judiciary Committee's probe into Trump's dealings.
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" The Economist: "The Conservative Party did everything it could to hand an election victory to Labour.
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The fourth is a Valet mode for when you have to hand someone else the key.
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General Mills got a lot of blowback when it required agencies to hand over IP ownership.
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In this and other ways, Harriet's fight is not hand-to-hand combat but nonetheless physical.
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The law would also force companies to hand over "non-personal" user data to the government.
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He is expected to hand over to his designated internal successor, Kiran Rao, later this year.
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And of failing, as agreed, to hand over control of Hodeidah to the local police force.
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Zelenskiy has repeatedly denied that he would seek to hand PrivatBank back to Kolomoisky if elected.
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This isn&apost the first signal we&aposve had that Amazon is turning to hand biometrics.
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According to several sources, Rosenthal, seated behind Carter, tried to hand him the stack of papers.
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This disaster tarnishes that rise -- and threatens to hand Republicans an opportunity this fall and beyond.
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They say they're protecting the border and hunt for migrants to hand over to Border Patrol.
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Video posted to social media showed protesters fighting hand to hand with club-wielding police officers.
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On Tuesday, the usually-polarized Senate voted unanimously for Maguire's office to hand over the complaint.
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Christian Pagenaud, his father, did not want to hand Simon a blank check to race, either.
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Neal has given the Internal Revenue Service until Wednesday to hand over the returns to Congress.
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I've even consulted with MMA coaches about how to hand their metallic asses back to them.
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If he wins, he won't need to follow the judge's order to hand over the album.
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When Canada's cops really, really want lemonade, they don't wait for life to hand them lemons.
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"The hand-to-hand combat was so-so, but the driving felt great," said a friend.
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KKR and Bain Capital agreeing to hand out severance is a huge win for this movement.
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He flew over to Lubbock to hand-deliver them to her, and her doctors began their treatment.
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But it faces mounting pressure from the international community to hand over power to a civilian government.
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But it seems a little early to hand him those honors, so let's go with Tony Hrkac.
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Davis vowed to give the German's recommendations great weight as he pondered what sentences to hand down.
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If you don't have a picture to hand, use one of the sample ones along the bottom.
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It was so weird going to a rose ceremony and having so few roses to hand out.
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It would be much better, both practically and symbolically, to hand over the reins to someone fresh.
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"It's possible to hand-poke a tattoo anywhere, but that doesn't mean you should," Big Steve says.
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It's perfectly fine if the Olympics wants to hand-pick the games it allows into its programming.
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And prior to this, you literally had to hand someone a tape or mail them a tape.
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Even the steering wheel takes a single man four hours to hand-stitch the leather onto it.
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She even got to hand out a pre-show first Bachelorette rose, which Hannah gave to Cam.
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Yes, yes — a stylus is great for creatives and people who like to hand-write their notes.
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Of course, any cloud provider needs its users to trust it enough to hand over their data.
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Judge Aletia Haynes Timmons instructed Pruitt's office to hand over the emails to the group by Tuesday.
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But these changes have led to hand-wringing in the CDU over the loss of conservative positions.
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By the 1960s, it became a tradition for the presidential candidate to hand-pick their running mate.
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Multiple nurses said they bought snacks because there often wasn't a lot to hand out between meals.
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The court is expected to hand down decisions on those divisive social and political issues in June.
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But the decision to hand out some awards during commercial breaks has upset some past Oscar winners.
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Her passport was to hand, with visas up to date, just in case the foreign desk rang.
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During some downtime after a busy week, Ure printed 20 menus to hand out during his rides.
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After that, the agency wants to hand production of the suit over to the commercial space industry.
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He went to the White House living quarters to hand President Franklin D. Roosevelt top-secret messages.
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"The Senate committee decided not to hand the case over to justice," senator Eric Bocquet told Reuters.
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As the old saying goes: to fool Radiohead fans, one needs to hand them a Rubix cube.
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They plan to hand the capsule to the NASA ground crew by the end of the year.
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You're Prompto, the one who has a gun, supporting your buddies as they fight hand to hand.
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We have to hand it to Dylan, too, because his "One Dance" moves are right on point.
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On Friday, Pompeo missed a deadline to hand over congressionally subpoenaed documents related to Trump and Ukraine.
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Opposition groups kept up those demonstrations as they pressed the military to hand over power to civilians.
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His is an aesthetic that fuses Pop and Finish-Fetish with a resolute commitment to hand-craftsmanship.
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Last year, the craft store chain agreed to hand over 24.3,548 antiquities that it had improperly imported.
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I didn't have a metronome to hand but, as you might expect, there's an app for that.
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Last November, a New Hampshire judge ordered Amazon to hand over recordings from an Echo smart speaker.
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Downside, you need a mobile device, and not every parent will want to hand over their iPhone.
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In cases of turbulence, investors should keep their seat belts fastened and sick bags close to hand.
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But imagine the feeling of grabbing an alien's tentacle when you engage in hand-to-hand combat.
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Mnuchin's denial comes after he missed two deadlines from the House to hand over Trump's tax forms.
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In a lighthearted moment, Tebow forgot to hand the microphone to Nel-Peters to make a speech.
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Riders are supposed to hand these over to staff, but many have pocketed them to take home.
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She instead is willing to hand over $5,000 — $250 of which would be for the ripped shirt.
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Still, you've got to hand to the team at TCL for designing a surprisingly good looking phone.
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You got to hand it to Bang & Olufsen: Their gadgets are different from anything else out there.
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These ones are supposed to hand market power to American metal producers, allowing them to raise prices.
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Trump, like other presidents before him, has so far refused to hand the cleric over to Ankara.
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Several private equity groups as well as strategic peers are expected to hand in offers, they added.
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A federal appeals court ruled that US government can't force companies to hand over data stored overseas.
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Customers may be reluctant to hand over identifying details that could leak—or be hacked—in future.
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The AU gave the generals who now run the country 15 days to hand power to civilians.
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First, while it seems clear Mueller intended to hand the ball off to Congress, they've fumbled it.
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So, the Democrats have to be careful or they are going to hand Trump a 2020 victory.
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To ease its debt burden, Sri Lanka agreed to hand it over on a 99-year lease.
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But I have to hand it this: It's incredible how successfully it attaches itself to your subconscious.
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Nixon — the case that forced Nixon to hand over the Watergates tapes — might have been wrongly decided.
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Convincing a telecom company to hand over a target's real-time location data is sometimes not difficult.
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Did it feel like that process again since you had more input to hand-pick the music?
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Anticipating the new regulations, they had hoped to hand off extra licenses to relatives or trusted friends.
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It's crunch time for opponents of the White House's plans to hand off oversight of the internet.
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He also announced plans to hand over his business to his sons while he serves as president.
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The same day, we reported Trump hadn't fulfilled his promise to hand over control of his businesses.
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Buckle up – because Hollywood's brightest will be hitting the stage to hand out awards on Sunday night.
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The group planned to hand out thousands of free joints as a message to the incoming president.
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They have since resorted to Hunger Games antics to hand out the remaining scholarships they still have.
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When Bush officials refused to hand over emails, Davis used the committee's subpoena powers to force them.
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So, even if authorities demanded access, WhatsApp would be unable to hand over any messaging data. 8.
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Kabore had held the post himself but had faced calls from some politicinas to hand over responsibilty.
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She then proceeded to hand me a $35,000 proposal to cater my own relatively small Brooklyn wedding.
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The European Commission ordered France to hand over the details of its study on Renault's car emissions.
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I feel like I need to have some legacy to hand down to my children and family.
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European powers still want to hand Trump a plan to save the Iran nuclear deal next week.
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It's an incredible gift for me to be able to hand this knowledge on to other people.
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This is what she needs to hear to hand over the child — and that's all that matters.
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But the US has refused to hand him over, saying there is not enough evidence against him.
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He also said that if travelers refuse to hand over their passwords, officers could seize their devices.
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The Obama administration initiated steps in 2014 to hand over control to an international group of stakeholders.
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I'll work really hard to hand things over to him in as good a shape as possible.
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And of course, Devin Booker dominated, scoring 25 points at will to hand Philadelphia its first loss.
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Telegram was banned recently in Russia after its founder refused to hand over encryption keys to officials.
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Billingsley asked a police officer to hand him a T-shirt from a clothing rack, he said.
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In early September, Mr. Atkinson told Congress that Mr. Maguire had refused to hand over the document.
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"They like to hand-wash all their dishes and we like using the dishwasher," Bob Conrad said.
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You've got a thorough and well-formatted Word Doc resume, ready to hand off to hiring managers.
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It also requested documents from the company; the website refused to hand them over, according to Portman.
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They added that KfW was likely eventually to hand the investment on to an investor deemed suitable.
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If Brissett does start, the safest bet might be to hand the ball off to LeGarrette Blount.
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Companies should not be forced to hand over data and technology just to do business in China.
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Keys then netted a forehand, her 48th unforced error of the match, to hand the Russian victory.
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It will hand off to Malta, which in July 2017 was supposed to hand off to ... Britain.
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Would the society, or the state, force women to hand over their children to be communally mothered?
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The Devlins' neighbors Rena and Mack refuse to hand over their mineral rights, further dividing the community.
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Parents were more likely to hand out cash to the boys while managing money on girls' behalf.
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Kazakhstan had volunteered to hand over the material, which could have been used to build nuclear weapons.
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The idea was the other Ghostbusters were going to hand off the technology to a new group.
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Frank alleges Avenatti pulled a Trump in 2016 by refusing to hand over his firm's tax returns.
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"I think I'm going to have to hand this off, sorry," the MSNBC host said through tears.
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Instead of distributing any of this bounty, Hanergy proposes to hand out paper likely to prove worthless.
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That said, his family does have one lingering question: Who's going to hand-label all those bottles?
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The neighborhood boys who were mixing the concrete are told to hand their shovels to the volunteers.
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The reason I decided to hand make everything is because you just can't get a good replica.
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But Democrats, aside from taking the opportunity to hand Trump a legislative defeat, are unlikely to budge.
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They trained in weapons and hand-to-hand combat while living at the refuge, Mr. Barrow said.
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That's an opportunity for Roo to understand that it's best to hand it off to an educator.
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The gloves vanished; Dr. Yehyia saw vendors on the seafront using them to hand out roasted corn.
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Even more attention should be given to hand washing and reminding children not to touch their faces.
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One miner there said that small-scale operators had to hand over a portion of their profits.
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And so the fourth ... the state's responsibility is to hand-check the people that are in power.
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Then they were branded with a man's initials and forced to hand over nude photos of themselves.
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Decaluwe says, too, that he's contacted the Germans to hand over the remains of the soldiers aboard.
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Though the Zetas wanted the assassin, prosecutors said, the Beltrán-Leyva brothers refused to hand him over.
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"We're making them by hand; we expect to hand-press 700 to 800 a day," he said.
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Lawmakers could also sue to try to force the Trump administration to hand over the requested material.
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Last year, Sri Lanka had to hand over a port after it fell behind on Chinese loans.
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So, she wants the company to hand over its profits ... which better total at least $10 million.
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It killed residents for failing to hand over extortion payments, and robbed them even when they complied.
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"What a retirement present," he said, "to hand over some money to people that really need it."
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In some cases it's been easier to hand-deliver dresses to local customers in the Bay Area.
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Yes. It's an interesting choice to hand the keys of a late-night show over to Buttigieg.
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Mr. Baker's lawyer refused to hand over the materials to the Americans, citing Swiss bank-secrecy laws.
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When he was a store clerk, he had to hand over money in his register, he recounted.
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No judge wants to hand down a decision that prevents the government from halting a terrorist attack.
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He had planned to hand out candy that night with a friend and had a costume ready.
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Most of their preventative measures include increasing access to hand sanitizer for both employees and the public.
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The company has warned some sellers, it seems, but it has yet to hand out platform bans.
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Those state governments are not just going to hand Facebook or Google access to that patient data.
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Huawei told CNBC in March that it has never been asked to hand over data to Beijing.
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It's believed Yorlets, 24, was shot when he refused to hand over the keys to his vehicle.
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A one-second "action suppression" was supposed to hand control back to the operator for manual braking.
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They agreed to hand over their tax returns so that she could fill in the relevant information.
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I learned later that by trying to hand him extra money, I was insulting his work ethic.
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And we learned that the number of messages he plans to hand over is exactly zero. 10.
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Earlier this year, Akhmedov was ordered to hand over his yacht to his ex-wife, but refused.
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When he met the kidnappers to hand it over, they were in police uniforms, their faces unmasked.
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Mr. Pearson also agreed to hand over $20153,000 from a so-called union flower fund he controlled.
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Investigators working for the special prosecutor Robert Mueller have asked the administration to hand over documents on _________.
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He also directed the State Department and Pentagon, and other agencies, not to hand over subpoenaed documents.
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Nicholas Kristof Monkeys were taught in an experiment to hand over pebbles in exchange for cucumber slices.
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But the metaphors that came so quickly to hand could again be tamed and put to use.
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I wonder if those are the reasons Missoni is drawn to hand-shaped objects again and again.
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Sure, it was awkward to hand over a card with information about the charitable donation at first.
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And I've got to hand it to them and I'd like to have them on the show.
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The Avalanche also became the first team to hand Nashville a regulation home loss since Feb. 9.
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The agency is expected to hand down a decision on a possible indictment in the coming weeks.
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Judiciary Committee ranking member Doug Collins used his speech to hand-wave the articles against Trump away.
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Trust one of Draco Malfoy's former cronies to make a career out of hand-to-hand combat.
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We worked with independent pro-democracy organizations against plans to hand the presidency to Mr. Mubarak's son.
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But in a genre prone to hand-wringing, these new series go about it a little differently.
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Schwartz scored on a layup to hand the Buffaloes a 208-74 advantage with 27 seconds left.
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He wants commercial operators to agree to hand over their GPS data to a single, independent database.
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She's a master of hand-to-hand combat; her weapons of choice were forged by the gods.
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The torch had been passed from hand to hand and heart to heart across the great desert.
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Relations between the two countries deteriorated further as Pakistan refused to hand over suspects in the attacks.
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Kim likely wants to avoid that outcome, which means he's unlikely to hand over his nuclear materials.
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This is apparently all it takes for me to hand over my data to a ramen place.
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So I tell Ryan to hand over the socks... And slip into something a little more comfortable.
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Tester had said Jackson's nickname was "the candyman" because of his willingness to hand out prescription drugs.
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Reducing hours and shortening shifts means that doctors have to hand off patients to one another more regularly.
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Men under the age of 42 are told to hand over cash or be sent to the front.
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In January, WADA decided not to suspend RUSADA despite Moscow missing a deadline to hand over laboratory data.
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The streamer partnered with Books on the Subway to hand out copies of the novel to subway commuters.
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In the unlikely event that liberals were to hand the nomination to Rubio, they would extract no concessions.
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And I need you to hand over all your devices to that big gentleman standing by the door.
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That app paid users with gift cards in return for them agreeing to hand over their personal data.
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The 8-year-old visited her school on Tuesday to hand out Valentine's Day candy to her classmates.
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The latter paper claimed that Williams was told to hand in his ID card, badge, and two firearms.
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You can use a meat cleaver to hand-mince the meat if you are confident with it. 4.
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Will the refusal to hand over their DNA count as evidence that they are not in fact related?
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What strong credentials did the insurance regulator see in him, enough to hand him the licence in 2012?
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For the sit-in protesters, it was time to hand power back to the people with democratic elections.
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Keep in mind that if you're a recurring member, you will need to hand your old iPhone in.
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If they receive a Freedom of Information Act request, they are legally obligated to hand that correspondence over.
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Now, even the MIA, the remains of our soldiers, they said they were going to hand over 200.
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Because then you have, literally, it's just hand-to-hand combat for whoever can get the most votes.
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From there, he traveled to Washington, D.C., to hand-deliver a letter from Kim Jong Un to Trump.
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But today's meeting promised an opportunity to hand Trump some sort of progress in his war against tech.
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Images of his hero can be seen everywhere, from billboards, to hand-drawn film hoardings to market stalls.
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They also showed screenshots of other RAM members using hand-to-hand combat techniques as they brutalized counterprotesters.
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Each guest also had the opportunity to hand-pick a necklace with healing stones from Emma J. Company.
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Ritter has knit multiple hats, and will be bringing them to Washington to hand out to fellow marchers.
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Without Mr Gordhan's vigilance, they fear that it will be easier for bigwigs to hand contracts to chums.
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"I think they're basically going to go back to hand-delivering and just giving us scripts," he said.
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Xu then asked the engineer to put company research data on a drive to hand over in person.
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Cruz would go on to hand Trump his first defeat of the election cycle in the Iowa caucuses.
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Apple can't get Netflix in its new TV app because Netflix doesn't want to hand over viewer data.
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Then it was time for JoJo to hand out the rose and she picked Chase, sending Derek home.
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Fights are tense and the hand-to-hand combat makes them feel personal, especially when swords are drawn.
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"Not everyone is willing to hand their ballot over to somebody at the door," Fleming told BuzzFeed News.
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But going under the knife isn't the only thing prompting millions of Americans to hand over their money.
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On October 12, the court of appeals upheld the subpoena, effectively ordering Nixon to hand over the tapes.
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The challenge was issued two years ago, on one condition: Japan wanted to fight hand-to-hand combat.
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Diners who walk in the door eager to hand over literal piles of money aren't greeted; they're processed.
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" Conservative health minister Matt Hancock: "My party is no mood to hand over the reins to Jeremy Corbyn.
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It was hard to get into, so I want to hand in our paperwork and registration fee ASAP!
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The senator's team sees Kasich's candidacy as a vanity-driven effort destined to hand Trump the GOP nomination.
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Likewise Frank Bainimarama, a former navy commander, seems in no hurry to hand the helm to anyone else.
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Turkey in turn has pressed Germany repeatedly to hand over people it believes were involved in the coup.
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The EU is never going to hand a quitting country a better deal than the other 27 get.
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However, he doesn't plan to hand over the town to the first person who can write a check.
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Good news for candy lovers, as 71 percent of those intending to celebrate plan to hand out candy.
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Customers punch in how much money they'd like to hand over and a barcode appears on their phone.
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Mr Johnson pledges to hand an average of £2,000 ($2,550) a year to the top 10% of earners.
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It becomes Archie's job to hand out taxi reimbursement cash and send the girls on the way. Mrs.
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It has yet to be seen whether the generals are willing to hand over completely to civilian rule.
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In June, employers said they planned to hand out 38,483 pink slips, according to the latest Challenger report.
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But when it came time to hand out the final rose, he chose Bushnell and sent Fletcher packing.
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It's important to know that life's going to hand you a lot harder things than a silver medal.
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But Instagram scammers have another, sometimes more effective method too: just asking Instagram to hand over the account.
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Mr Castro, who is 2000, is expected to hand power to the "first" vice-president, Miguel Díaz-Canel.
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That means they aren't just going to hand you an Oculus Quest on your next British Airways flight.
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