GfK used monthly data to the end of August 2017, plus weekly data to the end of September.
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BONUS: Help Hillary get to the end of this convention Help Hillary get to the end of this convention!
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Sunday is one long countdown to the end of the weekend, much like August is to the end of summer.
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Stadler's VW contract was due to run to the end of next year and his Audo CEO contract to the end of 2023.
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Some have suggested an extension to the end of this year, some for one year or to the end of 2020 or two years.
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Tesla later moved that target to the end of the first quarter of 2018, and then moved it again, to the end of the second quarter.
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The X Prize Foundation first extended the deadline from the end of 2014 to the end of 2015, then to the end of 2016, then of 2017.
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We are so close to the end of this podcast.
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We're getting close to the end of this whole charade!
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Williams likened it to the end of prohibition of alcohol.
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Tillerson left the topic to the end of this remarks.
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Which brings us to the end of Westworld Season 2.
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He carried her almost to the end of the race.
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But we're taking it to the end of the joke.
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That period runs from December to the end of March.
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He brought himself to the end of the show, manually.
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This goes back to the end of the last century.
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This one led to the end of the late fee.
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Then we walk to the end of the town dock.
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Previously its financial year was to the end of March.
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Hospice is a team approach to the end of life.
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It then extended the deadline to the end of 2018.
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We have clearly not come, as the liberals of another era used to say, to the end of history, but we may have come, at least for the moment, to the end of ideology.
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No, it was recorded during, almost to the end of it.
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Top Cheerers will launch closer to the end of the month.
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Click to the end of this slideshow for all the details.
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It remained at a similar level to the end of 2018.
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We're coming to the end of our podcast chat with you.
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However, thermal runaway could lead to the end of a mission.
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This month's excitement traces back to the end of last year.
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The companies have extended their agreement to the end of September.
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TO THE END OF 003 WE WOULD START REDUCING FULL REINVESTMENT.
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"We are prepared to the end of the week," he said.
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Afghans complain of being pushed to the end of the line.
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And that I had come to the end of my journey.
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Bring champagne with you to the end of the world ceremony.
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To the end of his life, he paid his own passage.
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"Closed due to the end of the season," the sign says.
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Can you make it to the end of a shopping centre?
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"I'd walk to the end of the line," Mr. Timoney said.
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As he munched, he went to the end of the line.
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I'm referring to the end of Rocky's first date with Adrian.
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And so the host came to the end of his program.
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I chased balls down right to the end of the match.
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Harvest season is from mid-September to the end of October.
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We're all going to get to the end of our life.
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Frank to the end of his days almost always flew economy.
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CBA's full-year reporting period is to the end of June.
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Pursuing such a strategy could lead to the end of NAFTA.
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This will be added to the end of all outgoing messages.
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He's gotten to the end of his life as an outlaw.
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He did not go quietly to the end of the bench.
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The Persona is just a means to the end of duty.
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I was going to get to the end of this scam.
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Here's to the end of 2017, may it rot in hell.
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Serves you right for following Bono to the end of this.
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Tesla originally expected to hit that goal by the end of 2017, but has since moved the deadline twice — first to the end of the first quarter of 2018 and then to the end of the second.
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In March, the ASN again delayed this to "the end of summer".
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Nearly 1,300 stabbings occurred in London up to the end of April.
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The jets are planned for delivery through to the end of 2027.
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GDP expanded by 2.4% in the year to the end of June.
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"They are coming to the end of the operations," Gupta told CNN.
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Congratulations Bachelor Nation: We've made it to the end of Colton's journey.
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"She won't make it to the end of the treatment," Meredith says.
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Donald Trump added that to the end of the tweet, not me.
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Campaigning to the end of the primary cycle should make that clear.
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It has now extended the program to the end of February 2019.
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Update: Twitter's response has been added to the end of this post.
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I would have tried to work to the end of every day.
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The Briton went to the end of race on the one stop.
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It seemed like a long way to the end of the aisle.
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From early September to the end of February, however, they drop slightly.
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"You get to the end of the month, there's nothing," he said.
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It also referred imprecisely to the end of the conflict in Kosovo.
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The JTC also recommended extending existing cuts to the end of 2020.
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Shawn Mendes, super cute, love him to the end of time, whatever.
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This can be traced back to the end of Robert Mugabe's kleptocracy.
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She went to the end of the car and tried the door.
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For more on the methodology, scroll to the end of this article.
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This could eventually lead to the end of any Israeli Jewish state.
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For the 12-months to the end of September, easyJet, Europe's no.
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Its sales jumped 26% in the year to the end of August.
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" Then, when they get to the end of that season, they're "#LawrenceHive.
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We should be ready/finished by the middle to the end of summer.
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The date of the letter points to the end of the Revolutionary War.
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And Sunny has stopped running to the end of the hall and pooping.
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Would a potential design change lead to the end of the headphone jack?
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Parliament could yet limp on to the end of its term in 2018.
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There are two credits scenes tacked on to the end of Justice League.
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That means thousands of bridges are coming to the end of their days.
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Tasha: I can't wait until you get to the end of that journey.
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Two episodes to the end of the series, you introduce a new episode.
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Well, I've planned to the end of the story we want to tell.
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Yet Mr Barnier is offering just 21 months, to the end of 2020.
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Otherwise that's another thing that's going to lead to the end of media.
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For graphic on markets react to the end of ECB stimulus click: reut.
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"That's my time horizon," he said, referring to the end of his term.
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The judge agreed and pushed the hearing to the end of the month.
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In the year to the end of last September, Rydon Group Holdings Ltd.
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Travel delays will soon clear up, thanks to the end of Mercury's retrograde.
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Noisey: Take us back to the end of the cycle for Transit Transit.
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Except Lyin' Ted never seems to get to the end of his sermons.
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Read: Trump's Ghostwriter Thinks His Presidency Could Lead to the 'End of Civilization'
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The group has agreed to extend the pact to the end of 2018.
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Walking to the end of my street and back was around 1,000 steps.
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My swing just didn't quite hold up to the end of my round.
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Any delay means they may not live to the end of their trials.
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But Annie is resolute and fights through to the end of her story.
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"Getting to the end of the program is really quite complex," Bush said.
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"One person replaces another," Greer reflects, close to the end of the novel.
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Can I make it to the end of the block or after that?
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In June, that exit date was extended to the end of this year.
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The previous auditor's work had been limited to the end of March 2013.
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So now we've come to the end of our seven great essential pieces.
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"It's Friday for us," Liles said, referring to the end of the season.
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But Robin almost came to the end of his rationale at one point.
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He struck a match and held it to the end of Mazer's cigar.
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The novel begins with, and continually returns to, the end of Laurel's life.
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It remained, to the end of Nancy Sinatra's long life, her only one.
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She made it to the end of the selfie line just before midnight.
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IBM pointed to the end of the cycle of the z20193 mainframe computer.
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Scientists think we're closer to the end of the world than ever before.
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It seemed to her an appropriate response to the end of the world.
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An additional 15 weeks brought the staff to the end of the production.
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And we know that we are close to the end of the journey.
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The old buildings are literally coming to the end of their natural life.
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The momentum is clearly down to the end of support of Windows 210.
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Though probably, given how close we are to the end of the series.
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Will we ever come to the end of Mr. Ratmansky's fascinating self-contradictions?
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But in aluminium it's a newer phenomenon dating to the end of 2015.
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Here's hoping we're getting closer to the end of this whole awful thing.
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I'm hoping to get to the end of March and then I'll crash.
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The world is counting down the days to the end of a decade.
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This time, however, commerce is not the means to the end of community.
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The month where each day brings us closer to the end of summer.
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You got to the end of 2018, people had backed off that completely.
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A three-month extension to the end of June would re-align a decision with the cycle of regular OPEC meetings but risk disappointing investors who appear to be betting on a nine-month extension to the end of 2018.
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He was less concerned by the players he wanted to sign than the ones he needed to lose; several members of his team were coming to the end of their contracts, and to an extent to the end of their tethers.
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Seeming to catch himself, he proceeded to the end of the repeated sentence nonetheless.
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She attributed it to the end of the election and the end of uncertainty.
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Then we talk Waypoints and make our way to the end of Monday afternoon!
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When we got to the end of that tour we had a thing going.
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Getting to the end of his loans took hard work and sacrifice, Knauth says.
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Lawmakers don't always wrap up their discussions prior to the end of the year.
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Exact details on penalties will be provided nearer to the end of the year.
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So when she got to the end of her speech, the omission was notable.
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They have come to the end of their conversation and are about to part.
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Canyon Bridge and Lattice have extended their merger agreement to the end of September.
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The bomb, which led to the end of World War II, killed 140,000 people.
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In a sense, this makes us closer to the end of the 5G drama.
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Both corn and soybeans may be close to the end of their runs, however.
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Few footballers make it to the end of their careers with their knees intact.
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What's happening now that you believe will lead to the end of animal farming?
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The Ways and Means bill proposes extending the break to the end of 2020.
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The public ICO will run from March 8 to the end of the month.
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Five-times world champion Hamilton already has a contract to the end of 2020.
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It is expected to go nowhere from there through to the end of 28.
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Well, maybe this time he'd tack on to the end of his tweet: "SAD."
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Either way, I definitely can't make it through to the end of this video.
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The Florida lawmaker served on Capitol Hill from 85033 to the end of 2016.
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Across the country, water systems are coming to the end of their useful life.
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Another tricky thing for some people is adjusting to the end of a paycheck.
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Median forecasts show steady 0.4 percent growth through to the end of next year.
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We made it to the end of Game of Thrones after eight long years.
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There was the perfunctory "thank you" appended to the end of his last tweet.
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The truth is people are struggling to get to the end of the month.
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But it seems like you're getting to the end of what you can do.
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A second season of "Narcos" follows Pablo Escobar to the end of the road.
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Some have suggested it could be attached to the end of year spending deal.
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Someone's son ran down to the end of the street to take a look.
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Getting to the end of Episode 10, you feel almost like, we made it.
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Several tubes, called perforating guns, are snaked to the end of the well bore.
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And you get to the end of the day again and nothing&aposs change.
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Welcome to the end of American exceptionalism and the rise of Trump's trade Tantrumism.
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Revenue hit 117.9 million pounds in the six months to the end of March.
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Alibaba had revenue of $22.99 billion in its year to the end of March.
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I am so grateful for getting to the end of 2018 with you all.
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"Sometimes you're just praying to get to the end of the routine," Staniouta said.
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The company said total sales to the end of November were down 2.3 percent.
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The fiscal year runs from the start of October to the end of September.
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The spring climbing season typically lasts from late April to the end of May.
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Some thoughts as we come to the end of the "Discovery" maiden voyage: 1.
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BLEAKER HOUSE: Chasing My Novel to the End of the World, by Nell Stevens.
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The earlier version also referred imprecisely to the end of the conflict in Kosovo.
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But other plant closures could range from six days to the end of March.
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Pearls dripped from the top of her tiara to the end of her train.
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Blessed Fruits: • Is Janine going to make it to the end of this season?
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Fast-forward to the end of 2019, and the numbers have gotten much higher.
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Moviepass, AIM, and Vine did not make it to the end of the decade.
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But the end of good internet didn't make it to the end of 2019.
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Williams is obviously much closer to the end of her career than the beginning.
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And so the ambassador and his entourage traveled to the end of the world.
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It's the perfect deal for anyone coming to the end of their existing plan.
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That is an average depreciation of almost 6% compared to the end of 2019.
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Maika Monroe is expert at making it to the end of a horror movie.
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I mean, I do want people to listen to the end of this podcast.
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To get to the end of my personality and just lay in the sun.
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The first phase, from 1991 to the end of the decade, was hard-earned.
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Jenny (Lyndie Greenwood), meanwhile, searches for the next Witness to the end of days.
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He persuaded the company to extend the payment deadline to the end of December.
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And he thinks they have not even gotten to the end of the ship.
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And clearly, it stuck with Oscar voters, right to the end of the year.
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"There we committed ourselves to contribute to the end of the usurpation," he added.
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But she got to the end of the song, and hit a brick wall.
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According to "sources connected with" Swift, this led to the end of their relationship.
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However, looking at the 10 months to the end of October, sales were 7.2 percent lower than for the same period of 2017 at 2.064 million, only a modest improvement on the 7.5 percent annual decline recorded up to the end of September.
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None of these people are going to respond to the end of voting by coming off the fence in favor of Sanders, and some of them will respond to the end of voting by coming off the fence in favor of Clinton.
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"), and everyone trying to silence his views ("I am committed to the end of censorship!
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The sentencing of Mohamed Noor is not even close to the end of this story.
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We're getting down to the end of 2016 and, well, at least sports were awesome!
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Mr McIlroy did suffer a brief slump from late 217 to the end of 218.
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The father is then shown running alongside the train to the end of the platform.
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The period to the end of September is the first quarter of its financial year.
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Even should she continue to the end of her mandate, she will be much weaker.
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It will, and he's certainly closer to the end of his career than the beginning.
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From Trump's inauguration to the end of 2017, ICE arrested 45,436 immigrants without criminal records.
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He found Polaroids, which showed a rope tied to the end of a bed rail.
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Bridge tracks their finger strokes to see whether they scroll to the end of lessons.
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"There's so much scam happening, from the beginning to the end of ICOs," he said.
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At this point, I was bored and looking forward to the end of this experiment.
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From that trough to the end of 2016, the index roared more than 70% higher.
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I'm just trying to make another chance, to go to the end of the tournament.
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For some reason, Congress extended that deadline to train companies to the end of 2018.
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This fact may have even spooked potential buyers and led to the end of Vine.
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But this does not amount to the end of the American-centred order in Asia.
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On her wedding day, she rolled in her wheelchair to the end of the aisle.
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The first tranche will cover investment activities from mid-2016 to the end of 2018.
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Previously, the CDC reported 151 cases of mumps from January to the end of February.
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Aldi's 1 billion pounds investment program to the end of 2.423 will create 8,000 jobs.
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Similar task forces were created in the run up to the end of the ban.
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Customer deposits totalled 378.9 billion dirhams, almost flat compared to the end of December 2016.
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That one insight eventually led to the end of my panic attacks and constant anxiety.
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Malaysia's annual GDP growth is forecast to average below 5% to the end of 2018.
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We've got stuff booked all the way up to the end of August right now.
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Two years into the job and I was coming to the end of my tether.
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They're coming to the end of fleshing out what it means to be a leader.
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The ouster of one or both officials could lead to the end of the investigation.
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Mutual funds distribute capital gains to their investors close to the end of each year.
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The momentum of his journey drives his body on to the end of my lightsaber.
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"Everyone goes to the end of the spectrum, it seems," said Mr. Walley, a Republican.
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The liveliest period, however, is the harvest from mid-September to the end of October.
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The shift led to the end of one of advertising's more established agency-client relationships.
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Less well known is that the tragedy led to the end of the €500 note.
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The mission was later extended to the end of January and could be extended further.
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"I don't think we have come to the end of it yet," Mr. Erdogan said.
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We take the S-bahn, the overground subway, to the end of the Wannsee line.
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GIFs can do more than add a sassy quip to the end of your tweet.
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When it comes to the end of the race itself, however, we cannot say much.
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Okay, okay, well I realize we're getting to the end of our studio time here.
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I scooted my butt down to the end of the table, my feet in stirrups.
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November 2017: Musk shifted that goal to the end of the first quarter of 2018.
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In 1985, she settled in Atlanta, painting and teaching to the end of her life.
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Will the FB issues lead to the end of open APIs and more walled gardens ?
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We come to the end of wars, in other words, by allowing wars to end.
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I never made it to the end of what happens in the Rainday Antiques store.
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We are closer to the end of the 15-day to slow the spread strategy.
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To the end of his life, Mr. Manson denied having ordered the Tate-LaBianca murders.
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Many are offering changes for those traveling on flights up to the end of February.
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We are closer to the beginning than to the end of the Trump-Russia drama.
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From mid-1954 to the end of 2017, the federal funds rate averaged 4.86 percent.
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QE is now running to the end of March 2017, though it could be extended.
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Tesco's market share fell to 27.4% in the 12 weeks to the end of Dec.
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We've finally made it to the end of January 2020, which somehow lasted 100 days.
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" Trendy shoes she buys but never wears are a "monument to the end of sensuousness.
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How did this edgy and aesthetically pleasing couple get to the end of the road?
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They marched slowly to the end of the road and stopped at a small park.
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Neither team had a lead greater than five points to the end of the game.
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If you scroll to the end of the Instagram album, there's even a car photo.
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Instead, the Jets were continuing their dismal march to the end of another unsatisfactory campaign.
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We're probably coming to the end of it, if I had to render a guess.
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We'll need to get to the end of the week for the really big news.
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Nintendo reported the following results for the three months to the end of December 2017.
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Many economists credit Volcker&aposs policies as a significant contributor to the end of stagflation.
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Profit was 3.0 billion euros ($3.6 billion) in the year to the end of August.
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This period of disturbance took me through to the end of my time at Oxford.
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After that, it will start its return voyage to the end of the solar system.
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"Getting to the end of this mandate will be a great success," she told reporters.
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"People apply for the grant close to the end of the transaction," Ms. McIntosh said.
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Eleven, meanwhile, remains hostile to Max all the way to the end of the show.
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" "You might argue that having an extension to the end of October creates that possibility.
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They actually fell by 24 percent from their peak in 2015 to the end of 2016.
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When I get to the end of the hall, my headache intensifies—again—and I spew.
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Lewis has suggested this may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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We're almost to the end of the primary season, with one nominee all but locked in.
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Revenue from the unit fell 3 percent in the six months to the end of March.
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China's summer harvest usually last for one month from late May to the end of June.
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"Australia's adjustment to the end of the commodity boom has not been painless," the report continues.
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He would not have been protected by extending the netting to the end of the dugout.
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It's just kind of mind-boggling that he made it to the end of this run.
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The fewer minutes left until midnight, the closer we are to the end of the world.
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"Congratulations on getting to the end of what was obviously an epic journey," Murin, 38, said.
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"There is something gratifying, and beyond lucky, about coming to the end of Thrones," she wrote.
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Such increases will happen more often as we get closer to the end of the century.
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But after a long run, RPI has at last come to the end of the road.
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New orders also jumped, suggesting the pickup may continue through to the end of the year.
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When we come close to the end of our life, what's really important makes itself known.
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I didn't care if I was going to make it to the end of the semester.
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"First thing, you go to the end of the episode and see who dies," he said.
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To use this data to point to the end of an app boom is somewhat misleading.
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"There is something gratifying, and beyond lucky, about coming to the end of Thrones," she said.
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It's almost like a great novel, I can't wait to get to the end of it.
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The plant has enough bauxite to last to the end of June, local media reports said.
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"There is something gratifying, and beyond lucky, about coming to the end of Thrones," Clarke says.
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Lewis believes this fight may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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Warning: Emoji Movie spoilers, all the way up to the end of the film, lie ahead.
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SimilarWeb found that from its launch to the end of September the average visitor to trendingvideos.myspace.
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In 2016, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce brought us to the end of an era.
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Watch to the end of this video and see the most incredible set I've ever seen.
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The offer is expected to run from the end of May to the end of June.
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Empathy is soothingly evident in his voice as I come to the end of my story.
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Home Depot increased by about 133 percent from mid-August 2011 to the end of 2013.
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Then we got to the end of the summer of 2016 and everyone had said no.
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Gulf and some other producers have indicated cuts could be extended to the end of 2017.
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Net profit for the three months to the end of March was $112.03 million, it said.
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The album will be accompanied by an international tour stretching to the end of the year.
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In that case, negotiations would get more serious closer to the end of the year. p.
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I Think We're Alone Now shows a very different side to the end of the world.
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With an escape room or a maze, you have to get to the end of it.
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"The bus comes back into Reykjavik close to the end of the journey," wrote the band.
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Non-cable ready TVs dying off led to the end of the third party box market.
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He had read one book on film-editing, but never got to the end of it.
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With siren blaring and lights flashing, we eventually tagged on to the end of the procession.
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Sorry, "Quantico," I just don't think we're gonna make it to the end of the season.
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"There is something gratifying, and beyond lucky, about coming to the end of 'Thrones,'" she wrote.
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To the end of her life, Ms. Taleghani remained committed to this strain of Islamic politics.
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The refinancing rate was seen unchanged at 0.0% through to the end of 2021 at least.
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A fire escape on the second floor reportedly only reaches to the end of the roof.
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In the excerpt, Iger recounted a conversation with Jobs close to the end of his life.
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"Add these to the end of your workout a few times a week," the magazine suggested.
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Embracing our Second Amendment rights — not limiting them — will lead to the end of school violence.
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Fontijn circled and jabbed, but Shields, determined, kept stalking her to the end of round three.
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Japan has extended the storage deals with Aramco and ADNOC to the end of December 2019.
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I got to the end of the process expecting to be asked for a new password.
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The ageing outlaws of "The Wild Bunch" are likewise coming to the end of the road.
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To the end of his life, Father Palladino never owned, or even once used, a computer.
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Important shifts in money and power arrive this evening, thanks to the end of Pluto retrograde.
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"I would travel to the end of the earth with you," he shouted from the corner.
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I just pushed it a little bit to get it to the end of the story.
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Many more will try to be the bookend that lands closest to the end of Yahoo!
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Back home a couple days later, I walked knock-kneed to the end of our street.
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United reported core profit of 199.8 million pounds in the year to the end of June.
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Seven minutes to the final, and to the end of England's run if this doesn't change.
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Gotta keep that energy up so we can get to the end of the solving week.
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Unfortunately, there is very little data on dieters as they relate to the end of days.
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I've crisscrossed the city — and trekked beyond it — to the end of almost every subway line.
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Here's Ron's guide to making sure you don't get kicked to the end of the line.
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Here's Ron's guide to making sure you don't get kicked to the end of the line.
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It felt a little like sailing to the end of the earth, my father often said.
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Hallelujah to the end of the hideous winter: blackened snowdrifts and dog shit and lost gloves.
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Adding "Nova" to the end of the best-known Instant Pot can really throw people off.
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From the beginning of 2014 through to the end of 2016, Amazon rocketed 88 percent higher.
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Murray was always hard-working and prolific, charging ahead nearly to the end of her life.
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Here's this incredibly powerful technology—is it going to contribute to the end of the species?
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Failing to qualify for a debate has also contributed to the end of several struggling campaigns.
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Clover added 10,000 new members by the end of 2019 compared to the end of 2018.
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By the same token, an affair doesn't have to lead to the end of a marriage.
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To the end of her own life, her daughter said, Ms. Caland remained joyful and lighthearted.
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Then an agreement on a short-term stopgap funding bill to the end of the year.
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We're getting close to the end of the year, which is the craziest time in fundraising.
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Before we jump to the end of her campaign, it's important to remember where Harris started.
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There is a chance, however, that it could extend to the end of the fiscal year.
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Cruz has scored in his last three M.L.S. appearances, dating to the end of last season.
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Luckily the folks at Snapchat won't have you go back to the end of the line.
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Here is the outlook for what promises to be a sprint to the end of 2017.
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As Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities said in a statement, Tallet and Mahfouz's findings predate, by a slim margin, documents known as the El-Gebelein papyri — which date to the end of the fourth dynasty — and the Abusir papyri, dating to the end of the fifth dynasty.
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That's according to the latest numbers from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, which shows growth in the UK was 0.3% in the three months up to the end of July, compared with 303% growth in the three months to the end of June.
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Kathleen Hutton holds fast to the end-of-life dream journals fastidiously kept by her sister, Mrs.
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Its sole target from now to the end of the season is to win the Premier League.
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All this should sound very familiar to viewers who've made it to the end of Stranger Things.
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The film accurately and emotionally portrays a bittersweet juncture that's specific to the end of high school.
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The committees raised more than $17.7 million from April to the end of June, the report said.
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Since the tracking stats are available to anyone by adding a + to the end of the URL.
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The latter, Lewis has suggested may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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Does the end of life as we know it inevitably lead to the end of the world?
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Some scientists believe the asteroid, and perhaps other factors, may have led to the end of dinosaurs.
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He was inside the top 15, though, barely hanging on to the end of the lead lap.
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The latter, Lewis has suggested may lead to the end of their Bravo series after 11 seasons.
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This way, he keeps his class interested all the way through to the end of the lesson.
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The closer we get to season 2, the sooner we get to the end of Stranger Things.
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I remember "just my two cents" getting tacked on to the end of most message board postings.
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One bucket was closer to the student, and one was closer to the end of the hall.
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We also come to the end of the road for Detective Miller, who finally finds Julie Mao.
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Different effectors fit on to the end of the arms, and include a suction cup and gripper.
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He appeared perfectly content to deliver the same responses over and over to the end of time.
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While the Mueller investigation was ongoing, some believed it could lead to the end of Trump's presidency.
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That's what led to the end of the game for Jessica "Figgy" Figueroa in the latest episode.
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Despite the downturn in prices, Bitmain's customer base roughly doubled from 2017 to the end of June.
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And as we come to the end of 2017, six years on, that percent has not shifted.
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"It could very much lead to the end of the current status quo as we know it."
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He's coming to the end of his NFL career, but he's starting to look for what's next.
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In fact, it began dual-sourcing chips just prior to the end of its deal with Qualcomm.
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The change wiped out all of the forint's 1.7493 percent gain relative to the end of 1.7483.
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This table shows the timeline through to the end of next year on the Japanese political calendar.
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International tourists, meanwhile, hit a record-breaking 3.09 million in the year to the end of November.
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Compare that to the end of Facebook's quiet period, when the three lead underwriters offered buy ratings.
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PAUL RYAN: We're coming to the end of the stress of what I call a divided government.
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That deadline was extended to the end of March and has now been pushed to April 28.
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There's got to be a lot of collateral damage to get to the end of Season 8.
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Which brings us to the end of every SMS: the message itself, or the UD (User Data).
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Why does Scouting, and society in general, tag "reverent" on to the end of their moral code?
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Balance sheet assets fell by 1 percent compared to the end of 2015 to 11.8 billion euros.
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His presidency could "lead to the end of civilization," as his own ghostwriter, Tony Schwartz has said.
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You know, based on the usual retirement age, I was close to the end of my career.
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Kenya Airways will release its earnings report for its year to the end of March on Thursday.
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Another man walks to the end of the pier, once the worst of the storm had passed.
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The charges date back two decades to the end of a troubled marriage in Santa Monica, Calif.
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From the first of last year to the end of March, she raised $1.7 million, filings show.
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Some 91 percent of its funds beat benchmarks in the six months to the end of December.
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TransAsia has reported losses in each of the previous six quarters up to the end of September.
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That deal should end in June if it is not extended to the end of this year.
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Some of the responses to "The End of History?" were dismissive; almost all of them were skeptical.
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SALINAS: We're coming to the end of this wonderful debate, and it's time for your closing remarks.
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And that alone will ensure Montoya remains a front-runner to the end of his racing career.
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Just because, honestly, I'm close to the end of the period where I'll be wrestling full-time.
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But she struggled at home, and the stress contributed to the end of her marriage that year.
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They're liberated to explore unexpected, perhaps even "un-artistic" ideas to the end of the artist's imagination.
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Chance, for his part, offered free Tiffany jewelry if you flipped to the end of his books.
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God, I really didn't think I was going to make it to the end of this year.
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I nod, all states in agreement, to the end of the men and women who kill dogs.
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The two of them walked to the end of the runway to hearty applause from the crowd.
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Bannon was loyal to the end of his tenure in D.C. What else could Trump ask for?
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"Jeff Flakey": I mean, all Trump did was add a "y" to the end of Arizona Sen.
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He, for now at least, has put an end to the end-of-the-Netanyahu-era chatter.
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She managed to dislike you to the end of her days without you ever being the wiser.
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It is almost disorienting chaos; when you get to the end of the movement, it's almost frantic.
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Of course, Litchfield's resident survivalist, Frieda (Dale Soules), makes it to the end of the riot unscathed.
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When I got to the end of the season, I realized they've all got gaming in them.
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It feels like Gabe is grappling with toxic masculinity right up to the end of the show.
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When I got to the end of the first chapter, I found a $10 bill tucked inside.
|
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I recommend adding a Stoked Ladder to the end of any workout for a killer finisher, too.
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Think back to the end of February, before the virus had spread widely in Europe and America.
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By the end, Rogen was ... well, he actually didn't make it to the end of the movie.
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If we get to the end of the process, will that type of offer work for you?
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Failing to solve these two issues may lead to the end of life as we know it.
|
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The biggest draws for fans are famous names who are coming to the end of their career.
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But lynching did not end with slavery; it was also a response to the end of slavery.
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The company is expected to report three-month earnings to the end of January later this month.
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Still, the negotiations could be extremely difficult and often drove Apted to the end of his tether.
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Right up to the end of World War II, an American invasion seemed at least a threat.
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At 2093, Carmelo Anthony is a lot closer to the end of his career than the beginning.
|
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San Francisco started this season dominant, but faltered a bit closer to the end of the year.
|
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Another real-life tragedy haunts "To the End of the Land," adapted from Mr. Grossman's 2008 novel.
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Iger's contract was extended two years ago to the end of 2021, when he will be 70.
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Up to the end of the trial, Adolf Eichmann insisted on being innocent in a legal sense.
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Bausch routinely takes us out to the end of the narrative pier and asks us to jump.
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Rest areas have been added to ease the slog to the end of the piers and back.
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" On the length of proceedings: "We are close to the end of this process -- because I'm hungry.
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This could be easily forged by simply adding a checkmark to the end of a channel name.
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Alabama doesn't have problems getting students to stick around to the end of exciting Southeastern Conference games.
|
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One just barely gets to the end of a thought when the other picks up the tail.
|
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Close enough to the end of the school year that we're in a perpetual state of giddiness.
|
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It seemed to all of us that you have to be true to the end of Ultimatum.
|
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"We're now in January getting close to the end of the historic dust cleaning season," he said.
|
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And when you get to the end of your investigation, you make an objective decision about what happened.
|
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It had forecast Escondida would produce 1.07 million tonnes in the 12 months to the end of June.
|
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I knew my boobs looked different, but I was so focused on getting to the end of treatment.
|
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Total inflows over the 10 months to the end of April were 5.6 billion pounds, the company said.
|
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Overall sales to the end of June fell by 255% compared with the same six months last year.
|
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"The most important thing is that we get to the end of this (travel ban) situation," he said.
|
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The company expects to reach $1.8 billion in sales from April 2016 to the end of this month.
|
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MSCI's emerging equity index fell some 22 percent from the end of 21 to the end of 22017.
|
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Apply pressure with the thumb and index finger and slowly move them to the end of each finger.
|
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Once she got to the end of the process, she didn't remember—did she have to wrap it?
|
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Like many ex-reality stars, Andi Dorfman is coming to the end of her 15-minutes of fame.
|
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He'll get back to the end of the line, just as soon as he's sorted out what wrong.
|
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If he keeps the lease to the end of its term, he'd end up paying Uber about $31,200.
|
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Briefly she pictures a selfie stick you could fix to the end of the rifle, like a bayonet.
|
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By the time you get to the end of the heap you have moved far past normal positions.
|
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Jason ran to the end of the cul-de-sac, but Madison collapsed and died, the release states.
|
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One of its foundational purposes was as a response to the end of slavery and the reconstruction era.
|
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The deadline for start of operations was also delayed by six months to the end of September 2020.
|
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Suddenly the feed became a therapy session and Chili's added an M.D. to the end of their name.
|
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For most people in this country, coming to the end of their lives, this will be quite sufficient.
|
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Piss off an ally sufficiently and they might not stick around to the end of your overarching mission.
|
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The once apprehensive Wilson had gone all in and added his last name to the end of hers.
|
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The trouble is, you can want something to the end of the world and still never get it.
|
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In fact, most fortunes are simply aphorisms that are fun to add "in bed" to the end of.
|
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We're getting closer and closer to the end of August, and Android O still doesn't have a name.
|
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Prior to the end of the shutdown, House and Senate Democrats had urged OMB to do just that.
|
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At Rousseff's presidential palace Friday, officials had glum faces and appeared resigned to the end of her administration.
|
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Attached to the end of the robot arm is an instrument that will go into a human body.
|
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But I would get to the end of the day, and I was kind of on the floor.
|
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"Thank you baby for my photo @russ_mayfield," she wrote, adding several hashtags to the end of the post.
|
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It doesn't mean either person is wrong, and it doesn't necessarily point to the end of a partnership.
|
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Dating to the end of last season, Santiago has allowed three runs or fewer in eight consecutive starts.
|
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ON FRIDAY I WAS SAYING THAT IT POTENTIALLY COULD TAKE PLACE PRIOR TO THE END OF THE YEAR.
|
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It takes him the entire length of the video to even get to the end of the queue.
|
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It also expects its legal expenses to decrease due to the end of its internal investigations into corruption.
|
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Unseasonable cold weather in Britain is expected to continue to the end of March, pushing inventories lower still.
|
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From the Brexit referendum to the end of 2017, GDP grew at an annual rate of about 1.8%.
|
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I always come to the end of every season wanting to leave as many doors open as possible.
|
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According to agency rules, Pai can serve as chair up to the end of 2017 without Senate confirmation.
|
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The charges in the second case were dropped last week, leading to the end of the gag order.
|
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That's when the 44-year-old scrolled to the end of the text and read the name aloud.
|
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At times this seems like an oddly overzealous crusade until we get to the end of the episode.
|
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You may not even make it to the end of the clip, humbled by the eviscerating prolonged silences.
|
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I've finally gotten to the end of the tunnel, and the support I've been getting has helped phenomenally.
|
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A lawyer representing the family had asked that the case be heard closer to the end of July.
|
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If the car gets to the end of the level before the time runs out, you're the winner!
|
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After getting the Michelangelo, Carter decided to extend his ink down to the end of his residual limb.
|
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Still, Google says that software tuned specifically for a tablet will arrive closer to the end of 2018.
|
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That sparked a strike, which miners extended last week for a fourth month, to the end of August.
|
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" Ken Ilgunas: "Getting to the end of an environmental book is almost always a difficult and depressing slog.
|
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Watch to the end of the clip ... looks like he was attempting to get a Conga line started.
|
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If any of them have read to the end of this article: O'Malley says he's "available for commissions!"
|
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And sometimes, you're almost just thinking, 'Oh please, let her make it to the end of the runway!
|
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When we talk about a game "ending," we're usually talking about getting to the end of a story.
|
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"Maybe time running out is a gift/ I'll work hard to the end of my shift" Isbell continues.
|
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Europeans saw the event as ill-advised and better left to the end of Palestinian-Israeli peace negotiations.
|
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While Verstappen has a Red Bull deal to the end of 2020, performance get-out clauses may apply.
|
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Oh, and of course there were trips to strip clubs, tacked on to the end of staff outings.
|
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From the beginning to the end of the process, the vote changed by 2282 votes in Franken's favor.
|
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Those tailwinds should continue to benefit the financials sector through to the end of the decade, he added.
|
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The Wii U has been a disaster, and the 3DS is coming to the end of its lifespan.
|
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"Welcome to the end of Obamacare," crowed Vice President Mike Pence as he introduced Trump at the event.
|
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From inception in May 1996 to the end of 2016 the fund generated annual returns of 16 percent.
|
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"Once you see this institutionalization of something you're probably closer to the end of a trend," Prechter said.
|
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So many keep asking me when are we going to get to the end of this deep state?
|
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On Friday, the American Health Care Act (AHCA) came to the end of its brief and unfortunate existence.
|
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That was not to be, and Congress was forced to extend the mandate to the end of 2018.
|
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Altana Capital's Digital Currency Fund was up about 153 per cent this year to the end of August.
|
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We've somehow made it to the end of 2016 without spontaneously bursting into flame (at least literally speaking).
|
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She comes to the end of this phase of her life, and that's the way it was written.
|
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Both showed a rising trend from the 216s to the end of the 103s, and a subsequent decline.
|
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From meaningless NBA games to the Washington Post's new slogan, everything's seems geared to the End of Things.
|
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My biggest complaint about this turntable is what happens when you get to the end of a record.
|
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With the Game Genie you could get to the end of a game without actually spending the effort.
|
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While the True Knot dies, Abra's father and Billy make it to the end of King's book alive.
|
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His 14-day period of self-isolation is only due to lift closer to the end of week.
|
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We ran down to the end of the runway and jumped into an empty UH-1 "Huey" helicopter.
|
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Something is coming near to the end of its time among us, but its life is not ending.
|
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Their style is suited to the end of the world, or else the beginning of a new one.
|
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If you get to the end of the quarter and didn't get it done, then roll it forward.
|
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" Yun said, referring to the end of Trump's current term that Pompeo has set for this goal. "No.
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The dining area extends to the end of the lounge, converting to primarily bench and bar-style seating.
|
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I walk, with myself, and I start from the beginning of one poem, to the end of another.
|
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She said she had vowed to ski without fear all the way to the end of the race.
|
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If you make it to the end of the sixth episode, you'll deserve a season-ending shot yourself.
|
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At 35, Zimmerman is coming to the end of his $135 million contract and wants to keep playing.
|
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The spokesman reiterated to reporters that there would be no extension to the end of the year deadline.
|
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The spokesman reiterated to reporters that there would be no extension to the end of the year deadline.
|
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According to historians, the friction between "scribes" and studios dates to the end of the silent film era.
|
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To start, they attached a device to the end of the cables that shoots out bursts of light.
|
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Though perhaps adding a question mark to the end of the phrase would make it even more fitting.
|
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What do you wear to the end of days — or at least the end of the European experiment?
|
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The response to the end of The OA' s journey is a reminder of the power of fandom.
|
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We limited our political imagination to the end of colonialism, with dire consequences for our post-independence years.
|
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So close to the end of my trip around the world, I reached the end of the world.
|
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When he was in fifth grade, he rode the school bus almost to the end of the line.
|
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For the rest of us, there's no big fancy name to attach to the end of our devices.
|
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But a week later, it led to the end of his State Department career when Johnson fired him.
|
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In a letter to Carney, Hammond confirmed the extension of his appointment to the end of January 2020.
|
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"Although we've come / To the end of the road," they sang, with the crowd singing along with them.
|
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"We want people to reuse them until they come to the end of their natural life," Hacking said.
|
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Entering talks, Seade said the teams were making "good progress" and "coming to the end" of their discussions.
|
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It is believed that Packer was concerned about Carey's closeness to Tanaka prior to the end of their engagement.
|
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To the end of his life, Kennedy remained an object of intense curiosity — and affection — to his fellow citizens.
|
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It puts the cost of absorbing the EU's tariffs up to the end of this year at $30m-45m.
|
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If you've seen up to the end of Season 5, you should be good until the Here Be Spoilers!
|
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Just like with her most recent photo, Harris added a blue heart emoji to the end of the caption.
|
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From inception in December 1996 to the end of 2016 the fund generated annual net returns of 15.7 percent.
|
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The sale was supposed to be concluded by April, but the deadline was moved to the end of October.
|
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The subsequent thaw in relations, especially after Mikhail Gorbachev took over, led to the end of the cold war.
|
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It's almost like we're coming to the end of the moment where we had that cloud infrastructure Golden Age.
|
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From mid-27 to the end of 215, wages and salaries grew by only 21% a year on average.
|
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"Winning would mean—well, it wouldn't lead to the end of capitalism, of course," she says with a laugh.
|
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Japan's work system dates to the end of the second world war, when defeated soldiers swapped uniforms for suits.
|
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Many EU leaders had wanted a much longer extension to the end of this year, or even March 2020.
|
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The actress, 59, famously lived through to the end of the 1978 horror classic Halloween as babysitter Laurie Strode.
|
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James Traub's article will perhaps lead to the end of use of that odious phrase ''boots on the ground.
|
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Total Facebook engagement for top partisan and national media pages from January 5003 to the end of June 2019.
|
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"The conditioned animals all ran to the end of the maze expecting there to be food," Dr. Pope said.
|
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I hate that you can FEEL when you're getting to the end of a book, or a graphic novel.
|
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Does it worry you about losing a deal because someone adds a zero to the end of the check?
|
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Some may dread this sabbat, which falls on August 1, since it alludes to the end of summer, too.
|
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On August 27th Jet Airways announced that it had lost $189m in the quarter to the end of June.
|
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That repeated problem and a bad business model led to the end of Uber's Xchange Leasing program in 2017.
|
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"We get to the end of the show… and she walks out in a long fur coat," he said.
|
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The number more than doubled to 53 from the day of his death to the end of that year.
|
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But despite his wealth and power, he's come to the end of his life at the age of 127.
|
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You don't want to get to the end of it and think, why didn't I do this or that?
|
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While some government agencies are fully funded through to the end of September, others are having to go without.
|
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For the Daubert hearing, one witness will testify per day, taking the hearing to the end of this month.
|
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The mix-up "made it truly worth sitting to the end of a long, long awards show," he said.
|
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The strategist noted there is historical precedent for such demographic changes pointing to the end of a bull market.
|
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Various voice commands like "italics", "go to the end of the line" or "question mark" work as well.7.
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Back's plan was to walk from his hostel along the coast and up to the end of the peninsula.
|
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However, it extended the deadline to the end of 22015 to avoid a possible shutdown of the nation's railroads.
|
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"We are currently planning on a first distribution of cash prior to the end of this year," Breeden wrote.
|
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You could say Vanitas is an elegy to the end of human life, at least in its current form.
|
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Every time a reader reads to the end of a 3,27-page book, the author earns almost 22016 dollars.
|
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"Definitely, I can just sit back and observe from first quarter to the end of the game," Smith said.
|
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So they will probably agree to extend the deadline at least to the end of May, and possibly beyond.
|
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A similar, photo-only view can be accomplished adding the sub's name to the end of an Imgur url.
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"But that prediction could be derailed if above-average temperatures persist to the end of the year," he said.
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"They felt there was sufficient funding to pay the cost base to the end of the month," he added.
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For the nine months to the end of the quarter, the company reported net operating profit of $6083 million.
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In January, McCormick reported annual sales of $5.41 billion for the 12 months to the end of November 2018.
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In "Lazarus," his final music video released on Tuesday, Bowie alluded to the end of his battle with cancer.
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He said loans had also shrunk in the five months period to the end of May by almost 5%.
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For the nine months to the end of the quarter, the company reported net operating profit of $203.7 million.
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The passengers walked back across the muddy field to the end of runway and waited there for emergency vehicles.
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From inception in May 1996 to the end of 2016 the fund generated annual net returns of 16.1 percent.
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Your actions will determine who returns to glory, and who remains in exile to the end of their days.
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From inception in May 1996 to the end of 2016, the fund generated annual net returns of 16.1 percent.
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Thursday's poll said it would be at or around the Bank's target through to the end of next year.
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But if data mining were the key to the end of the bad date, wouldn't it be worth it?
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This brings us to the end of the letter, the place where your pattern comes out into full view.
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Seeing this will certainly influence the mindset of those in the UFC coming to the end of their contracts.
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Because right now, this week and very soon after, we may well have come to the end of things.
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Traders also attributed some Wednesday's price action to flows related to the end of the quarter, which concludes Thursday.
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India's domestic gas production fell 17 per cent in the two financial years to the end of March 2015.
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An estimated 5,000 workers at Grasberg have extended their strike for a fourth month, to the end of August.
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Last year's seasonal build was 7003,000 tonnes to the end of March, providing some perspective on this year's increase.
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When those securities come to the end of their life, the Fed goes into the market and replaces them.
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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority will only ensure that the Libor is maintained through to the end of 2021.
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EW: I don't think fans are having any sort of reaction to the end of this episode, do you?
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RG was considered a 1st-round talent, but fell to the end of the 2nd round -- the 60th pick.
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Expected gains in crude prices through to the end of the decade should continue to support Exxon, said Sanchez.
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AND FINALLY So sweet You've made it to the end of the week, so you deserve a treat, right?
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Burberry reported retail revenue of 478 million pounds ($613 million) for the three months to the end of June.
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They ought to get to the end of it because I think the American public is sick of it.
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Don Nickles (R-Okla.), who served as Senate Republican whip from June of 85033 to the end of 2002.
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But growth in the year to the end of November slowed to 11.6 percent from 11.8 percent in October.
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Eriksen is dedicated to following those bags and bottles all the way to the end of their life cycle.
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At $7.4 billion, its top line jumped by 45 percent in the three months to the end of December.
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Thed eadling for binding offers to rescue the carrier might be further delayed, to the end of the month.
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Similarly, it was the South African Students' Movement uprising in 28500 which eventually led to the end of Apartheid.
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Expectations that economic growth will remain firm through to the end of the year have supported equities, Zhou said.
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Andreyev, meanwhile, was coming to the end of his 16-hour shift at polling station 23 in northern Moscow.
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" A widowed Australian newspaper columnist moves his teenagers to the end of the earth — New Zealand — in "800 Words.
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In the fall of 1003, I was coming to the end of my fifth year (of 15) at Salomon.
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Abandoned, isolated, facing increasing dissent at home, Mr. Castro seemed to have come to the end of his line.
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A man in a neon green vest rode a little yellow scooter to the end of the lock wall.
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Over the 12 months to the end of July, U.S. job hires totaled 63.6 million and separations 61.5 million.
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The former U.S. attorney raised more than $85003 million from the end of July to the end of September.
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The ECB had previously said that rates would remain at these levels through to the end of the summer.
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Yes, if you read to the end of the previous paragraph, you'll probably agree it sounds dull as dust.
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The Kansas City Royals are another team that decided to extend the netting to the end of the dugouts.
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The remarks, made on Monday, were embargoed to the end of the week to allow media to return home.
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Adjusted core earnings jumped 76.8 percent to 44.9 million pounds in the three months to the end of March.
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That's the only thing she talked about from the beginning of her primary to the end of Election Day.
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Made up of a three-strong team, the fledgling national scheme is coming to the end of its pilot.
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He also noted a 400% jump in pneumonia deaths from the spring of 2014 to the end of 2015.
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"The CDC's plan was to release those who had gotten to the end of their quarantine today," Nirenberg said.
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"My mother was a dressmaker to the end of her life," said Ms. Sekules, who grew up in England.
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Scholars attribute this, in part, to the end of the draft, and the dawn of an all-volunteer military.
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We were having so much fun that we carried that tune together straight to the end of the song.
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I hate when you can feel when you're getting to the end of a book or a graphic novel.
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Go: "Oscar at the Crown" tries to connect the rise of social media to the end of the world.
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We're coming to the end of Women's History Month, and all in all, it's been a pretty good celebration.
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From 2002 to the end of 2012, Chesapeake never managed to report positive free cash flow, before asset sales.
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And I remember I get to "I'm Here," and I can't make it to the end of the song.
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As part of the deal, Mr. Iger agreed to delay retirement to the end of 22017, from July 503.
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"Seeing a Black anti-hero who made it to the end of the film was really important," she said.
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The 1989 killings of six Jesuit priests caused an outcry that led to the end of the civil war.
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We're coming to the end of Amazon's sale on all things Philips, and the latest offer is pretty significant.
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Now, read the article from the beginning of the subhead "The Loyal Daughter" to the end of the article.
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With these fingerprinted trophies to immoderate moderation, a toast was made, to the end of a long, harmless war.
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Scroll to the end of your story feed by swiping to the left at the top of your homepage.
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But he also knew Ferrari had a strong car and would be competitive to the end of the season.
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Bet365 saw net profits increase by 18% to £685 million in the year to the end of March 2019.
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But we're coming to the end of a pretty troubled year, which adds to the woes of the family.
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"You just walk out to the site and connect the instrument to the end of the fiber," he said.
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And adding the Latin phrase ET CETERA to the end of a sentence means that the list goes on.
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"This is not just a free ride for a guy coming to the end of his career," he said.
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In January, the Bulletin announced the clock moved 30 seconds closer than last year to the end of times.
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DeFeo and Hedrick split up after the eviction, adding another layer of finality to the end of an era.
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We measured from the Application Class constructor to the end of the progress indicator appearing on screen (see the documentation).
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"Aisle 11," Orange Vest chirps as he gestures vaguely to the end of the store we have just come from.
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The U.K. Finance Minister Philip Hammond announced that the country is coming to the end of an era of austerity.
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He didn't like us laughing and he flew to the end of his lead, and reared up snarling and drooling.
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The United Kingdom said earlier this month that GDP grew 0.3% in the three months to the end of February.
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Keeping Turkey at arm's length while looking forward to the end of the Erdogan era does not serve Europe's interests.
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While the arbitration hearing was held in January 2017, the ruling has been extended to the end of February 1013.
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The 16-hour course takes you from the beginning to the end of a great speech, starting with writing it.
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London (CNN Business)Mario Draghi is coming to the end of his run as president of the European Central Bank.
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"Anyone selling perfume, clothes or shoes is having a hard time getting to the end of the month," Castillo said.
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That night he read to the end of the petition and discovered four sensible proposals crammed into its final page.
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If they're getting to the end of their career, they get another payday and a chance of a good scrap.
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Going back to the end of spring training, Friday will be only his second start in the last 22 days.
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When I got to the end of my book, it was very emotional for me and very powerful for me.
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I needed to go to the end of that story even if that meant I was going to bankrupt myself.
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I certainly look forward to the end of road deaths, but I do wonder where we'll find our thrills instead.
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This pitch is the tonal equivalent of adding "do you know what I mean?" to the end of every utterance.
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We'll keep our eyes peeled for more brands adopting this trend as we inch closer to the end of summer.
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Over the 15 years to the end of December 2016, less than 8% of American equity funds managed that feat.
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"We are starting to get down to the end of the tunnel of all this rain," Meteorologist Roger Erickson said.
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The breach started at the end of September 2016 and continued to the end of December 2016, according to IHG.
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Saudi Arabia, OPEC's de-facto leader, has said it expects an extension to the end of 2017 or possibly beyond.
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But they could easily eat up $4.5 billion, starting from the second half of 2016 to the end of 2018.
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"Get in the habit of buying items closer to the end of the season instead of the beginning," Kampitsis said.
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Mrs May said that the Article 50 talks could be extended only to the end of June at the latest.
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Ask why property rights are weak and you may be taken further back, to the end of serfdom in 1861.
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"If you don't deal with (this) source -- the animal -- you won't get to the end of human TB," she said.
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The average of its median forecasts for price growth in the year to the end of June 2020 is 2.3%.
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"I'd go to the end of the earth for you," she captioned a sweet shot of the pair holding hands.
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If you watch to the end of the video, you can briefly see what seems to be another transformer exploding.
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Let us break free from the familiar, and let us sing a lament to the end of the Waiters spring.
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The economy grew by only 1.4% in the year to the end of 2017, down from 2% a year earlier.
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It advanced their prediction to the end of this year because of the growth of mobile and online video advertising.
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Berrios has suffered the loss in his last four decisions as he struggles to the end of his rookie campaign.
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The weather had been windy, overcast, and cold, creating an environment more befitting to the end of days than partying.
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Seeking to fulfill additional orders, Autoliv recruited an extra 22020,000 engineers in the nine months to the end of March.
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The refinancing rate was forecast to remain on hold at zero through to the end of next year at least.
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To the end of September, lending totalled $17.2 billion, assets stood at $44.7 billion and customer deposits were $35.7 billion.
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Twenty-three words that leave you more confused when you get to the end of them than when you started.
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The biggest movers from their team's 70th game to the end of the regular season were James, Curry and Davis.
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In Brazil the government of Dilma Rousseff is not certain to survive to the end of its term in 2018.
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The original March 29 deadline for leaving the EU was extended, at the last minute, to the end of October.
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At least, it seemed like a pretty good soundtrack to the end of summer and the end of the world.
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Boohoo racked up more than 250 million pounds in sales in its most recent quarter to the end of May.
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Aetna said the quarter's loss was due mainly to costs linked to the end of a merger agreement with Humana.
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And until that happens, I'm insisting that all you Ranger fans add "... at analogies" to the end of your chant.
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It's surprising that we get to the end of five days of cricket without breaking the bats over each other.
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Saudi Arabia, OPEC's de facto leader, has said it expects an extension to the end of 2017 or possibly beyond.
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Peyton Manning: Manning is coming to the end of a legendary career, and he's the face of this Broncos team.
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"So I turned around and walked to the end of the driveway and I just yelled," recalls Kimber, now 29.
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The tax cuts for small firms took effect this month and run to the end of 2021, the ministry said.
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GZ: These are leaks that are recent, that cover really recent stuff, all the way to the end of 2015.
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This sent the euro stronger on expectations that the ECB would start charting the course to the end of stimulus.
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And I would stay to the end of the credits each time, picturing my name scrolling up on that screen.
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"It's enough gas to see us through to the end of winter," Naftogaz CEO Andriy Kobolyev told journalists in Brussels.
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Fast-forward to the end of that week and Ricky Gervais had joined in – it had gone into the stratosphere.
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Hopefully I'll make it to the end of my first month, which I'm told is the eating-broken-glass anniversary.
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"I get to the end of the red carpet, and they say Rihanna's pulled out of the show," he explained.
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It is certainly possible that Mueller is sitting on blockbuster evidence that will lead to the end of this administration.
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"We're getting close to the end of the month so people are looking to rebalance their accounts anyway," McMillan said.
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SoftBank received about $4.5 billion in cash from its portfolio companies in the 12 months to the end of June.
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They stage four three-week shows in a rented, quickly refurbished space from mid-June to the end of August.
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Ms. Kelly, who in later years weathered cancer treatment and heart surgery, remained sober to the end of her life.
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Group net profit for the six months to the end of June was $226.678 million, it said in a statement.
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The Italian group and Jimmy Choo have confirmed the renewal of their eyewear license agreement to the end of 2023.
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The national Democratic Party's decades-long shift to the left contributed to the end of 100 years of Democratic dominance.
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The lede is meant to entice readers, get them to read all the way to the end of the piece.
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When Peter gets to the end of his project, he realizes that he has come up short on meta-narratives.
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Some of the informal land transfers that resulted in the creation of heirs property date to the end of slavery.
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Which means it's destined to endure, like Journey to the End of the Night, Death on Credit, and Gravity's Rainbow.
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The agreements came at a time when the Democratic committee was perilously close to the end of its financial rope.
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The former Olympic downhill champion then skied gently down to the end of the course, where she received warm applause.
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Net inflows of $1.9 billion in the year to the end of June showed demand was proving slow to return.
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"We both got impatient so I thumbed to the end of the book, read it and kissed her," he said.
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The automaker's stock fell 18 percent from its peak to the end of the quarter, Einhorn noted in the letter.
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The look on her face when she realizes she has failed calls back to the end of the season premiere.
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"There are moments where one sentence or wrong look can lead to the end of your life," she told me.
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It's a solid sequel, one that takes Souls mechanics to the end of the road, but my expectations are higher.
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North Korean exports to the end of 2016 will now be capped at $53.5 million, or 1 million metric tonnes.
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This never should have happened,' " Hannity continued before concluding, "I would argue we're getting to the end of the process.
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In recent years, Congress has pushed the annual spending debate right to the end of the fiscal calendar on Sept.
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That issue in particular has divided labor unions because it would lead to the end of mining and drilling jobs.
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This one covers the recovery from the Great Depression of the 1890s to the end of World War I instead.
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In the new arrangement nets extend at least to the end of each dugout and at many facilities even farther.
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"A small group of abolitionists writing and speaking eventually led to the end of slavery," she wrote in her memoir.
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"Every time we get to the end of the month, I have to choose what bills to pay," she said.
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You will know something's askew even before you get to the end of the first of those quasi-pornographic playlets.
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For white nationalists, it signifies a kind of doomsday clock counting down to the end of racial and cultural dominance.
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This is a kind of order that is executed as close to the end of the market day as possible.
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If sustained through to the end of the day, it will be the biggest one-day fall since November, 2016.
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For white nationalists, they signify a kind of doomsday clock counting down to the end of racial and cultural dominance.
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By mid-afternoon the line looped both ways around Wooster St. and up to the end of the cross street.
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The reward programme will apply to borrowers who took out mortgages up to the end of 2014, the bank said.
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"As we move to the end of the lifecycle, we see that chronic disease is almost an inevitability," he explained.
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The resort offers weeklong ski packages at three different hotels from the end of June to the end of September.
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Anis Deli Grana de Carvalho, a doctor from Cuba, was coming to the end of her three-year medical assignment.
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Revenue from M-Pesa stood at 75 billion shillings ($741 million) in Safaricom's financial year to the end of March.
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The question outstanding is: have they gotten to the end of revenue gain they can make by increasing the price?
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Washington trailed 21-225 before Bertans (10 points) sparked a 14-7 run to the end of the third quarter.
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The program will span the seasonal harvest from the start of November this year to the end of February 2018.
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Like her sexual self-assertion, Eisenman's stylistic genres are means to the end of sustaining her confidence as an artist.
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"Investors cannot ride the same winners to the end of this bull market," Paulsen wrote in a note to CNBC.
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Pairs of neutron stars form when two massive stars in a binary system come to the end of their lives.
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Initially, they hoped to pass a bill before August, but that goal has slipped to the end of the year.
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It added another 8 percent on Thursday and looks to hold those gains through to the end of Friday's session.
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Job vacancies in the three-month period to the end of March rose by 16,000 to a record high 767,000.
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Demographic shifts led to the end of blocs of southern Democrats and northeastern Republicans, which rendered the parties more uniform.
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But while Creinin's study isn't definitive, since it had to conclude early, he's come to the end of his research.
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Its shares were flat from the beginning of 2016 to the end of 2017, while the ripped 31 percent higher.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Positive Rating Action: An upgrade is not likely within a rating horizon extending to the end of 2016.
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UK GDP grew 0.3% in the three months to the end of February, the Office for National Statistics said Wednesday.
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Lidl's sales rose 9.5 percent to 64.6 billion euros ($68.7 billion) in the fiscal year to the end of February.
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To the end of his career, Mr. Chermayeff worked at the drawing board, shunning the siren call of electronic design.
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Shocked by the surprise announcement, the U.N.C. System Board of Governors, pushed her leave up to the end of January.
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"As we move to the end of the lifecycle, we see that chronic disease is almost an inevitability," he explained.
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"It will inevitably lead to the end of Europe and of the euro, and, eventually, to France's relegation," he said.
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Musk has said often that he thinks AI could ultimately lead to the end of civilization as we know it.
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Maybe Tuesday's NBA game was a boozehound warm-up, but that's a long stretch to the end of the weekend.
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To bring light to the end of the cyber security tunnel, companies need to open the door to new technologies.
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That "x" is most often used to convey a kiss when affixed to the end of a text, DM, or email.
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In 2014, Governor Andrew Cuomo detailed a three-point plan to move us closer to the end of the AIDS epidemic.
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The average Federal Funds rate from the end of the crisis year 2008 to the end of 2017 was 0.25 percent.
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After the battle scene, Major Kusanagi walks into a kind of dreamworld, which leads to the end of the VR experience.
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In response, Enwezor claimed "there was nothing wrong with the finances of HdK up to the end of 22015," he said.
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SPNY was the strongest sector, rising 1.55 percent after OPEC agreed to extend oil production cuts to the end of 2018.
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Iovine's departure, timed to the end of an employment contract, has been widely discussed throughout the music industry for many months.
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Not a thumbs up, nor a thumbs down, so much as a collective indifference to the end of once key feature.
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Abengoa said last week it needed 826 million euros of fresh cash to make it to the end of the year.
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Cocoa bean prices fell by about a third during its fiscal year to the end of August, but have recently stabilised.
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We take a walk just to the end of the block before the dog decides he's too tired to keep going.
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It's maybe more akin to when you get to the end of the novel and there's that oh my god point.
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He said that the Iranian saffron market could enjoy a boost of 40 percent thanks to the end of the sanctions.
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From 2015 to the end of 2017, they found, users had asked for over $27 million in funding for these treatments.
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I needed to get to the end of it and find out how to freeze those explosions through three-dimensional representation.
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Peter Rubin: Whoa whoa whoa whoa, y'all, we haven't even gotten to the end of the I Love the '80s party.
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However, the FAA said last week that it would need several weeks before it gets to the end of its review.
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This ultimately led to the end of their relationship, even though they clearly had more than just lust for one another.
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"In a heated environment, people are just looking forward to the end of their workout at the very beginning," he says.
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The shows, which were originally expected to debut next month, are now expected to arrive closer to the end of summer.
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Priebus was Trump's chief of staff for roughly six months, from when Trump took office to the end of July 2017.
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It's still in beta, but we're getting close to the end of beta, and have over 30,000 people on the waitlist.
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It was a reaction to the end of the war in Europe: we now have enough fabric to make them longer.
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Exploits like this one is why browsers have been disabling plugins, leading to the end of Java and other similar services.
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I'm not here to propose that we all tone down our language or add "IMO" to the end of every sentence.
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When tickets were released for the three months to the end of the year, they were snapped up in 42 minutes.
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"And if you are gay here's mine," he added to the end of the note and included his own phone number.
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"They will get to the end of the sentence and see a period," she said, "and their face will light up."
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Reynolds and Fisher were both bright lights to the end of their lives, even through the worst and most difficult times.
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Malaysia last week extended the mining moratorium for another six months to the end of the year, its sixth such extension.
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Episode 8, "Chapter 73" — The House Of Cards Series Finale Welcome to the end of the line, House Of Cards friends.
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Hence Mr Salvini's reaction to the end of the recession, which was to press for sharply lower income taxes as well.
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For as 12-year-old Hugo observes, "too many teachers are just trying to get to the end of the day".
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Despite climbing in recent days, corn prices are at similar levels to the end of last week, when they rose 9%.
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Hargreaves said total assets rose 16 percent to a record 91.6 billion pounds in the year to the end of June.
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GM's current German job guarantees run to the end of next year and plant commitments until around 2019-20, unions say.
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Due to the end of its Eurofund V, there will be minority stake sales before the end of 13, he said.
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Because she can trust and know that the gay men in her life have her back to the end of time.
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The 3DS is clearly closer to the end of its life than the beginning, but it's also in a good place.
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The points are even more important, and the adrenaline goes up as you get closer to the end of the season.
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Rebates were set to be issued once Australians lodged their tax returns for the financial year to the end of June.
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She has a habit of adding "you know" to the end of her sentences, with a slight tilt of her head.
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As you watch, the DVR will automatically skip to the end of the break when it detects that one has started.
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Overall, the slowing of growth in app usage points to the end of the app gold rush era and market maturity.
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I have friends—a few sheepish friends—who like to look ahead to the end of every novel they pick up.
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By the time we get to the end of the year this year, we'll have paid down 75% of that debt.
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I don't think it would lead to the end of the EU. Because people will also see how painful it is.
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"We are coming to the end of a beautiful, beautiful journey," he said during a town hall in Londonderry Monday afternoon.
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Over and over, through to the end of the massage, he insisted that I must be gay for turning him down.
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Growth forecasts remained modest, with the economy expected to expand 0.3-0.4% per quarter through to the end of next year.
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Ahead of his death, Goodall told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that he was looking forward to the end of his life.
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The winning designer's model is usually given a fashion spread as their prize for making it to the end of competition.
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The forecast period has been extended to the end of 2018, and the forecast average for that year is 5.5 percent.
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Beating the 220m iPhones that Apple sold in the fiscal year to the end of September will be a formidable task.
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At first take, Morgan Stanley's showing in the three months to the end of June doesn't look much different than Goldman's.
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It has just extended the deadline to the end of September and detailed some of its findings to encourage more responses.
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The fifth chapter of HBO's Watchmen takes us right to the end of the comic, and reveals how it all happened.
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A small digital clock on each basket, below the shot clock, counted down the seconds to the end of the timeout.
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Just over 212,22018 homes were built in the 12 months to the end of September, the Central Statistics Office data showed.
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Another, more precise arm is attached to the end of that one, allowing it to be controlled with much more precision.
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The carmaker's supervisory board in May nonetheless unanimously voted to extend his contract by five years to the end of 2022.
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That book was about the suffering and emancipation of enslaved Americans from the middle to the end of the nineteenth century.
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You're looking for something and you're going to pursue it to the end of the earth, no matter what it takes.
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We will notice it at the end of the day; we just haven't gotten to the end of the day yet.
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RBS has estimated its legal costs, from the December settlements to the end of the May trial, at 25 million pounds.
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But as it gets closer to the end of the year, artificial Christmas trees, ornaments, and holiday decorations are there too.
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The pattern echoes the tech bubble of the late 1990s, when companies were adding "dotcom" to the end of their names.
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Don't rule out another reconciliation, though -- if the past is any indication ... this isn't close to the end of their story.
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The club reiterated its revenue target of between 530 to 540 million pounds for the year to the end of June.
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Do you ever get to the end of your work day and wonder what the hell just happened in the world?
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"The big risk is that he might be shafted even before he got to the end of the driveway," it said.
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We'd celebrated making it to the end of a tense and often terrifying shoot by visiting the old city for kebabs.
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Volkswagen also said it was extending to the end of June incentives for customers trading in older diesels for new ones.
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We're going to follow a case from the moment, the night of the arrest through to the end of the case.
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The codon TCT, for example, ensures that an amino acid called serine is attached to the end of a new protein.
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Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has also emphasized that NATO will respond to the end of the INF Treaty as an alliance.
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Heading into his age-35 season, he could be a lot closer to the end of his career than it seems.
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They've all been revealed as mere obstacles in the way of the true heroes getting to the end of the story.
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He was thinking of saving the planet; citizens affected were thinking of making it to the end of the month. Oh!
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The group had agreed to cut output by 1.7 million bpd in a deal that runs to the end of March.
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The group had agreed to cut output by 1.7 million bpd in a deal that runs to the end of March.
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"The Inheritance" reaches back to the beginning of the twentieth century, and looks ahead to the end of the twenty-first.
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It has been 16 years since the abortion, and, at 41, I'm close to the end of my window of fertility.
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Atomizing them into halves — even if it means getting to the end of his contract early — does them both a disservice.
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On Wednesday I called in and said I needed to take a leave of absence to the end of the month.
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Hunter plays these scenes masterfully, keeping Rhea's motivations and intentions unclear all the way up to the end of the episode.
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Opinion When you type Olivia Campbell's name into Facebook's search bar, it automatically suggests adding "Manchester" to the end of it.
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"As you get closer to the end of the year you are giving more and more near-term forecasts," said Bullard.
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Student Opinion On Sunday morning, did you "gain an hour" due to the end of daylight saving time for this year?
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But the woman running in place from the beginning to the end of Ohad Naharin's "Last Work" isn't the extraordinary part.
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Other experts think expectations of Apple's fiscal first quarter which runs to the end of December, could also be too high.
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Similarly, you can go out on a HIGH NOTE if you add NOTE to the end of RUNNER'S HIGH at 26D.
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They're nodding … and then we'd get to the end of the conversation and I'd say, 'Well, can I get your support?
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"I appreciate every event more because I know I'm closer to the end of my career than the beginning," she said.
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What is certain is that without the whale and dolphins we will not make it to the end of the century.
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