We're skating to where the puck is going versus skating to where the puck is today.
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It does seem to be where the action is, as opposed to where you get to where the action should be.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "He was like, 'Take me back to where I'm respected' and then flew home to where he's being impeached.
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What led us to this point to where we are enemies, to where you sided with Kathryn, or how can we make this all work to where we can, maybe, even all sit down together and figure this out?
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With finite resources, we should turn our fire to where it's needed rather than to where Trump's latest Twitter tirade takes us.
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"The signs bring the information to where it matters to most, to where people in neighborhoods need it the most," Segal said.
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But the platform she ended up embracing was a lot closer to where Sanders was in 1996 than to where Bill was.
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I've hurt myself before doing yoga, not listening to where my body is right now but instead listening to where I think it should be.
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What I am looking at is how we make the transition from where we are today to where are today to where we must be.
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Getting personal and corporate tax rates closer to where they should be – not to where socialist planners like Bernie Sanders would like – is powering strong growth.
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"When you're Blaze Pizza, you go to where the crowd is, but when you're a mom-and-pop, you go to where you can create," he said.
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I kept it all together enough to where I would never let you down, but I kept it too much together to where I let myself down.
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I kept it all together enough to where I would never let you down but I kept it too much together to where I let myself down.
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"Data tends to be most effectively used close to where it is created and close to where it's being used," Cloudian VP of worldwide sales Jon Ash told me.
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"If you think back to where we were January of last year to where we are now, I think we're light years ahead of where we were," he said.
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His delaying of getting equipment to where it -- it continues, his delay in getting equipment to where it's needed is deadly," Pelosi told Jake Tapper on CNN's "State of the Union.
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Destination: Rome ... back to where our stars first collided.
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Herrera's four daughters — is a testament to where Mrs.
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"If you think back to where we were January of last year to where we are now, I think we're light years ahead of where we were," he said at the time.
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Just as it is healthier and more sustainable to eat foods close to where they are grown, the argument goes, so, too, should electricity be consumed closer to where it is produced.
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McQuiston explained that the CDC has been tracing back to where rats may have come from, and tracing out to where rats may have gone from the facilities where Seoul virus infections occurred.
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And I grew up kind of in the desert, and then going in the summers to where my dad lived, which was Germany, and then to where his parents lived, which was Greece.
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However, you don't go back to where you came from.
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"Back to where it all began," she wrote on Instagram.
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As opposed to where everybody's got their guns lined up.
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Both men turn their heads to where it once was.
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Leslie Jones is going back to where it all started.
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They're now closer to where they were 10 years ago.
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He settled in a town close to where I live.
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I've had a rough time getting to where I am.
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It all went back to where they lived, he concluded.
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I was really scared as to where they would fall.
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Basically, the app adapts to where you're listening to music.
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I'm not tone deaf to where I don't get it.
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Are there clues as to where this period ends up?
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But it'll get back to where it was, for sure.
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And people like to live close to where they work.
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His guidance helped me get to where I am today.
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"It got to where I couldn't walk," Metcalf told WKYT.
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And I guess that goes back to, where are we?
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Did that basically help you get to where you're at?
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I worked hard to get to where I am today.
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TIM SLOAN: Still not back to where we were before.
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Recommit to where you want to be in five years.
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That's why the situation has come to where it is.
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They're going to go back to where they came from.
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Kind of interested as to where this could go next.
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Hasn't snaked other dudes to get to where it's at.
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Intrigued, I book a flight to where it all started.
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She's worked too hard to get to where she is.
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I need to get to where it's repeated every time.
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We aren't even close to where we need to be.
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And this goes back to where we started the conversation.
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Automakers prefer to build near to where they sell vehicles.
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Eddie Huang returns to where it all began — Orlando, Fla.
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Please help us bring Leo back to where he belongs.
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It gets you to where you're going a little faster.
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And just get it to where we were both happy.
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There is no preconceived notions as to where it ends.
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It's not at all relatable to where we are now.
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She then said she'd drive me downtown to where Mrs.
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Ask them what led them to where they are today?
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But there are still questions as to where Alaska Sen.
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It would really speak to where the women are now.
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You get to where it's not even affecting you anymore.
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"We provide ubiquity to where the audience is," he said.
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But there are limits to where it should be going.
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Not to where you grew up... but home to yourself.
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Does that parallel to where DAP is in his life?
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It ain't take off to where it started no beef.
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He needs to go to where he's supposed to be.
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I am curious as to where life has taken him.
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We filmed in Inglewood, close to where he grew up.
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Reporters are drawn to where the worst things are happening.
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Getting to where he is today wasn't easy at first.
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We built up the company to where it is today.
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This helped them channel help to where it was needed.
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From zero, four years ago, to where we are today.
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I've worked really hard to get to where I am.
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I ran over to where all the little boys were.
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And people always move to where you've got scale economics.
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"There," she said, pointing to where I had just stood.
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Here's a guide to where the last season left off.
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Let him come to where you are on his own.
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I'm on my way to where the air is sweet.
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Others might relocate to where labor conditions are more favorable.
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These stocks are going to where they have to go.
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Szpakowski pointed to where water was bubbling from the mountain.
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And candy makers moved abroad, to where sugar was cheaper.
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It is 7 feet to where the officers sit, probably.
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"My back," she said, pointing to where her pain was.
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And then he vanished, and I often wonder to where.
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The same rule applies to where sex offenders can live.
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Monetary policy is now refocusing on market forces rather than zero interest rates, which means that money will flow to where it is needed, not to where some university professors believe it should go.
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Selena Gomez returns to powerful spotlight "I kept it all together enough to where I would never let you down but I kept it too much together to where I let myself down," Gomez said.
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Its sales have sunk back to where they were in 1997.
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But, she acknowledged, she hasn't gotten to where she is alone.
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Then, Ironhead shares the coordinates to where the bags were dropped.
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It's up to, where am I ready to push my limits?
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Junk spreads are back to where they were in early 2015.
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And getting the defense to where it is playing as well.
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It's taking us back to where we were two weeks ago.
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That's about a 40 percent premium to where Belmond closed Thursday.
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Then, we time jump to where Alison's memories stopped that evening.
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Now, it's all slowly morphed to where I sleep very late.
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But I also relate to where I was at that time.
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It's almost like we're back to where we need to be.
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When you die, you are sent back to where you started.
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That may simply boil down to where you choose to live.
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As to where the rover will land, that's still not known.
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How can I tell when I get to where I'm going?
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There should be no question as to where Bey's loyalties lie.
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You said everything in your life culminates to where you are.
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We took off, he directed me to where that rooftop was.
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Each day gets you closer to where you want to be.
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But as to where the industry's going, I think everything's different.
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Kirstie Alley is going back to where everybody knows her name.
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Director Mueller, let me close by returning to where I began.
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How do I get to where you are in the industry?
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What it does, however, is instructive to where Facebook is headed.
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One commenter on Instagram said:Go back to where you came from.
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And that often boils down to where you choose to live.
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The special satellite feature has reached back to where they started.
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First half they were getting to where they wanted to go.
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And robbin' season is a metaphor to where we are now.
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Some of it a sign pointing to where she will go.
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And we get to go to where the real action is.
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It got to a point to where I couldn't stand up.
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I think it fits in nicely to where the brand is.
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But I worked very hard to get to where I am.
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Reactions may vary drastically according to where and how you live.
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Washington (CNN)Ilhan Omar went back to where she was from.
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What's it like to live so close to where you work?
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I want the market to respond to where it should be.
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And basically they've really caught up to where Hong Kong was.
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Alerts can also be tailored to where Presence sees something happening.
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Hillary Clinton is taking it back to where it all began.
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The crucial question arose as to where to bury the tin.
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Yeah, because she's the reason I got to where I am.
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There aren't that many other converts near to where I live.
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But we're still not even halfway to where we should be.
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It can also come down to where you choose to live.
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However, to where and for how long remain to be seen.
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It really comes to where is growth likely to take hold.
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You can't lead them to where they don't want to go.
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The stars of Gladiator went back to where it all began.
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It's a sharp contrast to where Kevin is as an adult.
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This is partly due to where we're at in the narrative.
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When it comes to where it happened, I still don't know.
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And now the movement has come back to where it started.
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I'm super fortunate to work so close to where I live.
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But not everybody gets to where they're going the same way.
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Freeman worked very hard to get to where he is now.
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Moreover, it made Clinton steer the party to where it belongs.
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We want to know how they got to where they are.
|
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Yet the Nikkei returned to where it started within four months.
|
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So, how do advisors get to where Littlechild recommend they go?
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Baltimore is the closest big city to where I now live.
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Endorsement income also gets allocated according to where it was earned.
|
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He demanded the ball, pointing to where he wanted the pass.
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Will it ever swing back to where the networks have value?
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And I think it's gonna be one to where it's unprecedented.
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I'd love to understand how you got to where you got.
|
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That stands in stark contrast to where the NFL is headed.
|
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They're driving 70 miles an hour to where we were going.
|
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"We've gotten the quality to where we want it," Luzzi says.
|
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The consumer is going to where there is convenience and value.
|
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And remember, escape to where the puck's going to be. Namaste.
|
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Nobody is blind as to where things are headed right now.
|
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But those people still worked to get to where they are.
|
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I worked hard to get to where I want to be.
|
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And maybe give some thought to where we go from here.
|
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And then you send us right back to where we started.
|
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You had to walk to where you think your family is.
|
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"Think to where we were a few weeks ago," said Akabas.
|
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I carefully stepped to where Dee and his family were seated.
|
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Instead they will drop, while the Buckeyes rise — but to where?
|
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I'm curious as to where my name falls in that list.
|
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But to think it would get to where it was today?
|
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Warren said he was closer to where he needed to be.
|
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That's quite similar to where the expert ratings put the race.
|
|
They say goodbye on Gates Avenue next to where Khiel died.
|
|
Oprah Winfrey didn't get to where she is by winging it.
|
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Its income is only returning to where it was in 2000.
|
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As you're dancing, pay attention to where and how you're moving.
|
|
The question in the years since has been: Escaped to where?
|
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He's made a huge leap to get to where he is.
|
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The earlier version also referred imprecisely to where Mr. Frank lived.
|
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This is where being open to where you're traveling pays off.
|
|
Working in retail was how I got to where I was.
|
|
The man looked at George, looked to where he was staring.
|
|
The is now back to where it was in mid-May.
|
|
Q: Do you still go back to where it all started?
|
|
Still, Harris is the frontrunner compared to where other candidates are.
|
|
To where will these consumers turn should the proposed bill pass?
|
|
First, it would treat Americans differently according to where they live.
|
|
Here's a guide to where things stand ahead of Monday's hearing.
|
|
Now he seems back to where he was two years ago.
|
|
"I'm looking forward to where I can take the story next."
|
|
He skated over to where I stood at a butcher block.
|
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"Her instincts led her to where she stayed," Ms. Jakobson said.
|
|
And check out Vox's guide to where and when to look.
|
|
That may also yield clues as to where the fire started.
|
|
And I think that's fairly close to where we're at now.
|
|
Sometimes the kinetic energy of the game just kind of keeps sending the ball back to where it came from, and so the next overhead shot drilled right back to where Mahut was in the stands.
|
|
In the morning, my whole family was going to be covered entirely in purple, green and gold duct-taped stripes, a nod to where we had come from, New Orleans, and to where we were going.
|
|
It's been said that the reason why Wayne Gretzky was such an elite hockey player was because he had the foresight to skate to where the puck was going, and not to where the puck had been.
|
|
You go all the way back to where it began, the source.
|
|
There have been several possible answers as to where happiness comes from.
|
|
Went home and shaved it to where I looked like Mr. Clean.
|
|
People already think I got to where I am because of you.
|
|
And that leads to where you find those new Star Trek movies.
|
|
Why are we letting them get to where they want to be?
|
|
But we can still have influence as to where it lands next.
|
|
Talk a little bit about how you got to where you are.
|
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There's no bridge big enough to get me to where you are.
|
|
Give me an outline on how you got to where you got.
|
|
PIRRO: I want to get to where we are going from here.
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There's no big mystery as to where this metal is coming from.
|
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So it's taken a long time to get to where I am.
|
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I&aposm not tone deaf to where I don&apost get it.
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PawN explains he made sacrifices to get to where he is today.
|
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They pay no mind as to where they shed or track dirt.
|
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But often there is confusion as to where their names come from.
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And I think he's still not close to where he will be.
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Yes it is at right angles to where it should be pic.twitter.
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LITTLE doubt exists as to where The Economist stands on assisted dying.
|
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Several days after [surgery], he was back to where he was beforehand.
|
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Career moves are all about getting to where you want to be.
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Back to BrexitWhich brings us back to where we started—to Brexit.
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Where did that aesthetic ... Can you point to where that came from?
|
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Keep a dream journal and pay attention to where your mind wanders.
|
|
The longest reigning monarch is looking back to where it all began.
|
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This electric blue Tesla even drove itself to where Jay fell down.
|
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And how did he get from that to where he is today.
|
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They have then been reassigning investments to where they make most difference.
|
|
Trump said the congresswomen should "go back" to where they came from.
|
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"You may be looking at a clue to where your passion lies."
|
|
However, that's really just a catch up to where WW closed Wednesday.
|
|
After 21 years of absence, they are back to where they belong.
|
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I could've never gotten to where I am today without these skills.
|
|
It will cost trillions to get it back to where it was.
|
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You've got an opportunity to transport people to where news is happening.
|
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We will be back to where we were a few days ago!
|
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Hopefully, she says, they "can bring her home to where she belongs."
|
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"Work hard, and be open to where it takes you," said Strahan.
|
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What has your experience been like getting to where you are today?
|
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We are returning power to where it belongs -- to the American people.
|
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Let's get back to where gross-to-net is not so different.
|
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Losing a mission just sends you back to where you messed up.
|
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But now we're back to where we were left off pre-2016.
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Let me go back to where this is less likely to happen.
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But it may not be channeled to where it is most needed.
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He inspired me and helped me get to where I am today.
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They got to where they are by seeking challenges and taking risks.
|
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You'll get some clues there as to where Tolkien got his information.
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Is there a point you'll get to where you'll say, "I'm done"?
|
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"I want to bring it back to where we started," he said.
|
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By the end of the episode, they're back to where they started.
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Kind of trying to get back to where I was last year.
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We'll be right back to where we started a few weeks ago.
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IS THE PRESIDENT GOING TO -- WHERE IS HE GOING MAY 1st, LARRY?
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By the end of April, everything was back to where it started.
|
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To go from that to where we are today, it's unthinkable, unspeakable.
|
|
But Buchanan pointed to where in the economy the debt was pooling.
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"Now they're going to where they want to stay," possibly for decades.
|
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Try to settle down in a place close to where you work.
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It rolled back, but not all the way to where it started.
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Buy it hereJohn Grisham takes you back to where it all began.
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It all comes down to where people are making in-game purchases.
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We're back to where we started, when everyone hated us in 1990.
|
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They want to be close to where their kids and grandkids are.
|
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And that can simply come down to where you choose to live.
|
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Ask Alexa anything from driving history to where you parked your car.
|
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It was deeply rooted to where his whole tone and composure changed.
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I have to elevate my game to where it needs to be.
|
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Which leads me to where I stand (crookedly, I think) right now.
|
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They just went to ... where the bank is, where the money is.
|
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I wanted to get as close to where they'd been as possible.
|
|
It took a minute to get it to where we got it.
|
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"That's how we got to where we did last year," Collins said.
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When it comes to where to stay, it's all about your priorities.
|
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"Go back to where you came from" is the phrase du jour.
|
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We will explore savings barriers that are specific to where people live.
|
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I leave it very open-ended and listen to where they go.
|
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This information helps direct sanitation efforts to where they are needed most.
|
|
"I'm not going to stoop down to where he is," he said.
|
|
They'll be put to where they — it will have the most effect.
|
|
If you become a superstar, to where would you want to return?
|
|
"Male senators get to where they are in different ways," Klobuchar explained.
|
|
"Daenerys, she's come from nowhere to where she is now," Horrell said.
|
|
Otherwise, we boldly go — back to where many others have gone before.
|
|
"People want to move to where it is safe," Mr. Levy said.
|
|
For Duffy, he's now back to where he's always wanted to be.
|
|
The congregation "helped me get to where I am today," she said.
|
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" They see me: "Trump won, go back — to where you came from.
|
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It has to prioritize and push development to where the action is.
|
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"I got very lucky to get to where I am," Lupo said.
|
|
For the rest of society to catch up to where you are?
|
|
The brothers brought the kite back to where they had found it.
|
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"The money went to where it was directed to go," he said.
|
|
It was a very similar period to where we are right now.
|
|
"They didn't get to where they are by compromising," Mr. Smith said.
|
|
However, I didn't get to where I am today on luck alone.
|
|
We walk along the beach, and I point to where he's buried.
|
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No one is asking you to go back to where we were.
|
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Workers who are financially incentivized will move to where the jobs are.
|
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We motivate &aposem, get &aposem back to where the need to be.
|
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We drive the food over to where the meeting is being held.
|
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Guests were asked to where movie-themed costumes to the Halloween ceremony.
|
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Post-impeachment, Democrats are, in some ways, back to where they started.
|
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It&aposs hard to see it compared to where I&aposm sitting.
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Next to where it tells you your next billing date, click "Deactivate."
|
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Daniela Alulema opened the door to where her mother and brother live.
|
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Do you want to be close to where your children are living?
|
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So having a facility close to where the patient lives is important.
|
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When they returned to where the bus had been, it was gone.
|
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When they returned to where the bus had been, it was gone.
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Hop into an inflatable boat and head out to where they're feeding.
|
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"It's not even close to where we should be," Professor Noguera said.
|
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Researchers have found clues to where some of those bodies may be.
|
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But it does center the company as to where they're going. Right.
|
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Step by step, we will get to where we need to be.
|
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So we just really want to bring it to where we live.
|
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The pressure got hard to where I just remember just collapsing completely.
|
|
I've been fortunate enough to where that hasn't really been the case.
|
|
We're just at a disagreement to where we've been offered something unacceptable.
|
|
Let's not just skate to where the puck is going to be, but let's look further down the road and drive to where the ice rink is going to be built and the hockey game will be played.
|
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The biggest concern for me is getting America back to where it was.
|
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I didn't think this would actually lead to where it is right now.
|
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Our work is then to pay attention to where the fatigue derives from.
|
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It hasn't been easy for Muhammad to get to where she is today.
|
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Instead of comparing yourself to others, compare yourself to where you were yesterday.
|
|
Compare yourself to where you were a year ago, five years ago, even.
|
|
I thought, 'Oh well, great, we're back to where I'd hoped we'd be.
|
|
But I kept it too much together to where I let myself down.
|
|
You get to where you're a kid and you don't know anything else.
|
|
What about a live explosive next to where you keep the server racks?
|
|
It could be completely due to where you catch them in their process.
|
|
To go to where people are having a really rough time and help.
|
|
Still, shares are about flat compared to where they were two years ago.
|
|
"Concepts serve as guiding lights to where our brand is going," he said.
|
|
And theory can offer a useful guide as to where else to look.
|
|
Her eyes followed the trail to where police were holding a person down.
|
|
And again, going back to where we started the conversation, business wants clarity.
|
|
So back to where we started, you spent four years on this thing.
|
|
The Trump camp has given no explanation as to where the image originated.
|
|
Because — obviously — what kind of party can you go to where there's foam?
|
|
Meet users where they are, but pull them back to where you live.
|
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Against my better judgment, we head over to where all the bars are.
|
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Gutiérrez, who represents a district close to where the incident took place, said.
|
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But she finally feels like she is back to where she was professionally.
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Europe is still trying to crawl back to where it was in 244.
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I've taken quite a long journey to get to where I am now.
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You got funding from outside, because that leads to where we are today.
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Maybe that is a clue as to where this life or water is.
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"It's crazy where I am now to where I started," she tells PEOPLE.
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One student came to where I was and took the flag from me.
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That afternoon, they followed the newborn's cries to where a bedroom on stood.
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There are a lot of theories as to where the #chimneyegg came from.
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Eventually, you'll gradually work your way up to where you need to be.
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The Memphis Group also speaks to where I'm at in fashion right now.
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This is also relevant to where OpenSignal wants to develop as a business.
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And there's no simple answer as to where such lines should be drawn.
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For starters, it has diverted resources to where it is a market leader.
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And even just tracing those changes back to where they occurred takes time.
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I hope that it can build to where it's an established, good relationship.
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And the silence, I think, contributes largely to where we find ourselves today.
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It has all but pushed my bottom teeth back to where they started.
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River dragged his body to where it was eventually found, which became the
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Changing the query to "where can I buy" doesn't serve any Amazon results.
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He just hasn't been able to get back to where he is capable.
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It'll wake you up to where you might be wasteful with your spending.
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"We continue to have discussions relative to where that access is," he said.
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The goal is to move the purchase behavior to where the customer is.
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I don't see how they move to where they would like to be.
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"I wanted to pay homage to where I'm from," Luis Fonsi told CNN.
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And that's one of the key reasons they got to where they are.
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Will it take you closer to where you want to be in life?
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Wade, as the court is essentially back to where it was with Scalia.
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That would quickly push the prices back down to where they should be.
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The skull was close to where authorities discovered a decapitated head in 2012.
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No details were immediately available as to where the speech would be made.
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I have spent so much time failing to get to where I am.
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Prior to where I work now, I was at a big box gym.
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But the trash can wasn't Apple skating to where the puck was going.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Migrating humans:ninety-minute car journeysback to where we were.
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His body was recovered in close proximity to where he was last seen.
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The mine proposal, by contrast, offers a faster route — but to where, exactly?
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"It's a matter of him getting back to where he was," Mackanin said.
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Getting Puerto Rico to where it was before the hurricane is not enough.
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"'I skate to where the puck will be, not where the puck is.'"
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This apparently helped her make a determination as to where to send us.
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You cannot get to where you need to be with half a shoe.
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That's in direct contrast to where Jesse's relationship with Walt has gotten him.
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Clinton's favorability ratings have returned to where they were before the conventions. Mrs.
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Global investment flows to where there is respect for the rule of law.
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Skyline doesn't discriminate when it comes to where chili and cheese can go.
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Doses are inevitably heroic, building to where an entire gram is not uncommon.
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It's in reference to where the Hallucin Nation and the John Trudell track.
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Pay attention to where you're headed, though—keep your eyes on the road!
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You want to come back to where you have the food you need.
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So let's wrap this up here by going back to where we started.
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I accompany them to where they'e posted and I bring them back afterwards.
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It will probably get back to where it was, and even past that.
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We'll return to where we grew strong, on the streets, on the squares.
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We felt we came back to where we were when we made Frost.
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The bacterial populations varied widely according to where the game was being played.
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I learned a little bit to where I can take the next step.
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He worked his ass off to get back to where he once was.
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As to where they might have gotten that idea, Erickson knew the answer.
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And pay closer attention to where you may be losing money on fees.
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And let the rest of the world move over to where I was.
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They want to stay just off the plate to where they're avoiding contact.
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But it's also important to understand what got him to where he is.
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"We're returning them to where they came in," said DHS spokeswoman Katie Waldman.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue announced the relocation in 2018, but not to where.
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The solution is to restore congressional accountability to where it belongs, with voters.
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Real median income is just getting back to where it was in 2000.
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And then we miraculously found our way back to where we were shooting.
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"The transition from albums to where we are now was challenging," said Zaraya.
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He believes in stars that lead people to where they want to go.
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She smiled absently at her friends, then sidled over to where I stood.
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How has it gotten to where it is today on such little capital?
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And maybe this relates to where I was in my own head personally.
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Callimachi: Basically, the closest military position to where we are trying to go.
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In the port, surfers rent warehouses next to where fishermen unload their catch.
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But these companies are betting advertisers will eventually shift to where audiences are.
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A soldier brought us to where the rest of his unit was stationed.
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But this merely brings his ratings back to where they were on Sept.
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It may sound folksy, but it's gotten me to where I am today.
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"This is about going to where we didn't go before," Mr. Lilliquist said.
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The answer to "Where to see a display of balance?" is ATM. 40A.
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We cannot compare our current state to where we were prior to diagnosis.
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They also said he led them to where he had buried the Coxies.
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Y'all are gonna have to move up to where I can see you.
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I have sent these prosecutors to where they are especially needed—including Kentucky.
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A polling boost would put him back to where he was polling previously.
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Capital needs to go to where it can most be utilized the best.
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As to where they go: museums, existing or custom-built, urban and regional.
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There was a lot of discussion as to where to place panic buttons.
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We basically returned to where the S&P is flat on the year.
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T.T.S.A. does not limit itself as to where it obtains material or information.
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Have you ever been told to go back to where you came from?
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Have you ever been told to go back to where you came from?
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It's tied to where heavy rainfall will be, making it a meteorological problem.
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The price target is a 16.7% premium to where shares closed on Monday.
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Truth be told that name helped me get to where I am today.
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Six slides in particular point to where the $120 billion company is headed.
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The name is a reference to where Trump grew up in New York.
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You kind of come back to where we are on those bigger issues.
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The staging had to be very clear as to where the characters were.
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The cynical approach to politics has led to where we are right now.
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"They spun it to where it appeared negative," Lane said on Fox News.
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"I'm a little concerned as to where we go from here," he said.
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Trump's decision will return this question to where it should have remained: Congress.
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Thomas said he told her to "go back" to where she came from.
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That illusion might have led the culture to where it is right now.
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Give credit to where credit is due — to 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz.
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"It's not really getting them to where they want to be," Doty continued.
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To me, it doesn't help get us to where we have to go.
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I think highly relevant to where we are in American politics today, actually.
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I knew exactly what going back to where I was living would entail.
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" A classmate once told her kids to 'go back' to where they came from Tania Bravo Groe couldn't believe her ears when her kids told her what someone said to them at school: "Go back to where you crossed the river.
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" When asked about Trump suggesting he wants to relax social distancing guidelines in parts of the country, Pelosi said, "His delaying of getting equipment to where it -- it continues his delay in getting equipment to where it's needed, is deadly.
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I moved across the street back to where three seasoned pro-Assange campaigners stood.
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But Uber hasn't gotten to where it is today by acquiescing to anyone's demands.
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You go to where the people are, not where you want them to be.
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"Since I did that, it led me to where I am now," Geigel says.
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So, they're coming to where the returns are best and the most hospitable environment.
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You are not welcome here, so please go back to where you came from.
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And it's kind of – it's moved back to where it's more normal and things.
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And even more than that continue west, to where the destruction was far greater.
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"We need to address the problem to where it, in reality, arises," he said.
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PERINO: I would tell my younger self, if I could, to where more sunscreen.
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We don't want to get to where American politics partitions people into isolated groups.
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I feel like the mood board process paved the way to where we went.
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JASSER: I think look at how President Trump came to where he is today.
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We take a trip to where we can't take a nap for the day.
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Buffett: But the prices went to where we don't-- we don't wanna ride it.
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Police returned to where Abrahamson was found and discovered rubber bands and knotted strings.
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Thus, it's a mystery as to where and how these early domesticated dogs evolved.
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" Bergt tells PEOPLE Track "has worked hard to get to where he is today.
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You had to get to where you needed to be and get there fast.
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The arm is not going to ever get back to where it was, never.
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But the nest in the tree nearest to where you found the bird. 5.
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"I think we're back to where we were before the hearing," Brit Hume said.
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So this is challenging stuff, but that's how we got to where we are.
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After all, there are many ways to get to where you need to be.
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So now libertarians are, at best, back to where they were four years ago.
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It's important to understand how we got to where we are now from 1945.
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So I think people are realizing they have to go to where tech is.
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Let's take a look at how the industry got to where it is today.
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I'm saying that I do believe that's how she got to where she did.
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I did counseling, things like that, and got to where I could handle it.
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"I'm not even close to where I need to be to perform," she admitted.
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We just let the characters lead us to where we should go, I think.
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We get to where we think the bomb shelter is and we're locked out.
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Yet Britons are in the dark as to where she intends to lead them.
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When the police showed up to where Sadie was standing, the dog took off.
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DAVID FABER: Do you have any sense as to where that might end up?
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We've had to work a little bit harder to get to where we are.
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I can always go back to where I come from or do something else.
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I don't think anybody has the exact answer to where to draw the line.
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The conversation turns to politics and how we got to where we are. Sigh.
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There were conflicting reports earlier on Tuesday as to where and how Adnani died.
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We need to bring the cannabis price down to where anybody can use it.
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He said some snarky comment but reluctantly brought me to where I was staying.
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"Our defensive effort really got us to where we wanted to be," Curry said.
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We are maybe one percent of the way to where we want to accomplish.
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That this seems recognized perhaps speaks to where we are as a baseball community.
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If you need money and power, go to where the money and power are.
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It's back to where it was in 2007, before the crash of the recession.
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As Wendoverproductions explains, part of it boils down to where American cities are located.
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We walk back to where we locked up the bikes and begin the journey.
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Spotify has had to spend loads of money to get to where it is.
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Analysts are scratching their heads as to where the money could have come from.
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In this latter case, every revolution brings you right back to where you started.
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You've risen to where you are , due to a large quantity of hot air.
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Samsung says it plans to expand the release but hasn't said to where exactly.
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I'm feeling good and getting my game back to where it needs to be.
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It's nice seeing him grow from where he started to where he is now.
|
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To Sheldon Adelson's credit, he didn't get to where he is without being tenacious.
|
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Then, the Predpol algorithm generates predictions as to where similar crimes could occur next.
|
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But you don't fall into that category to where you can make that determination.
|
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"European markets are back to where they were in September and October," he said.
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After moving out, he purchased a $19 million mansion close to where Garner lives.
|
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They're shutting down factories in China and moving to where labor costs are lower.
|
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And along that journey, it's anyone's guess as to where that meat has been.
|
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Talk about your history and how you got to where you've gotten, to TaskRabbit.
|
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But compared to where we were eight years ago, it is day and night.
|
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There are 5 that he's recommended that point to where future society is headed.
|
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Patrick and Okello, who were rearguards, directed him to where the main group rested.
|
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So I think people are realizing they have to go to where tech is.
|
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Most of us don't give much thought to where we store our beauty products.
|
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Uber's app works so well because it steers drivers to where demand is highest.
|
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Peter Diamondstone: Liberty Union could never have gotten to where it is without him.
|
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Arrieta said he's "really close" to being back to where he wants to be.
|
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Eventually she progressed to where she could catch him and, on occasion, beat him.
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Read attentively, they point to where the influence lies, and to the current mood.
|
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To drag down to where that hair is itself lost against a greater blackness.
|
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"And you don't get to where we are without that shit," Bellan-White said.
|
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The valuation is also superior to where most of its publicly listed peers trade.
|
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Fortunately, it was close enough to where I could jump up and catch it.
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They should have a place of worship close to where they work and home.
|
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That stands at a 23 percent premium to where DTS's stock closed on Monday.
|
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"We saw we could bring the heat to where the people are," said Brooks.
|
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Typically cancers have been classified according to where they occur and how they behave.
|
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"Obviously, the Department of Defense will prioritize supply to where it's needed," Army Col.
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"Sisters go to where the poor are, so they just came here," he said.
|
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Jim, it is always about moving to where the profit and the value is.
|
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"It looks really similar in setup to where we were in May," she said.
|
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We've got a lot of work to get to where we need to be.
|
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I think he's going to help us get to where we need to go.
|
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He pointed to where the pitch had been and confronted DeJesus, shouting his displeasure.
|
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You can't get to where you're going if you don't know what you want.
|
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Jackler said the company's current marketing strategy is nowhere close to where it began.
|
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He gives us the body & will to get to where we want to go.
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PISANI: LET ME JUST MOVE ON TO WHERE WE ARE ON THE ECONOMIC CYCLE.
|
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Real estate's bigwigs do not mess around when it comes to where they golf.
|
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"Your TV should be eye-level to where you are sitting," she told Insider.
|
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Tebow stopped signing and cautiously made his way over to where people had gathered.
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You can't get to where you're going if you don't know where that is.
|
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But no one ever tells me to go back to where I came from.
|
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You don't get to where he was by being a pushover or being stupid.
|
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We'll tailor it to where he's comfortable when he goes out on the field.
|
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"I'm getting closer to where I want to be," he said through an interpreter.
|
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These are open questions that boil down to where you think the blame lies.
|
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He progressed through Nantes, St.-Étienne, Lille and Marseille to where he is now.
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They haven't gotten to that point to where they can start thinking about that.
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Carry on getting to where it is you know you ultimately have to be.
|
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It is still not down to where it was back during the financial crisis.
|
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AG: I moved from Israel to where the customers are, which is New York.
|
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While I have no specific answer as to where to send conference-goers — Denver?
|
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My little baby was lying down close to where one of the walls fell.
|
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This is to help readers understand how we got to where we are now.
|
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On "UFO," Shaw looks to get back to where everything doesn't feel so alien.
|
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In both cases though, I got to where I needed to be on time.
|
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Why does he say he can't go back to where he's from in Mexico?
|
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By 2024, GDP is right back to where it would've been pre-tax cut.
|
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There is no question as to where the general sympathies of this production lie.
|
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Stock prices are just back to where they were at the start of 2018.
|
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We have both worked hard to get our communication to where it is today.
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So can you split them up just to where we are in online education?
|
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I'd stumbled around in a circle and come right back to where I'd started.
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Two, slowly is the fastest way to get to where you want to be.
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Signs directed people to where they could sit, stand, get a sip of water.
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We want to help you scheme your way to where you want to be.
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KS: Both of which showed the way to where things were going, for sure.
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"A partisan product doesn't get you to where you want to go," he said.
|
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Hussein Ahmed points to where his once stood, a newly built two-story structure.
|
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Jesus went to where the people were and spoke to them in their language.
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I also do not recall how I got to where I was that day.
|
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The president's poll ratings have now recovered to where they were a year ago.
|
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Ultimately, we really do just wanted to get to where the movie is going.
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I was open, as one needs to be, to where I would end up.
|
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The particle counts in fish also offer hints to where microparticles end up traveling.
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It was very close to where I was living when I was a kid.
|
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The answer to where Jesse ends up was in front of us all along.
|
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But she did an amazing job because she got me to where I am.
|
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"I've personally been told, 'Go back to where you came from,'" she said Tuesday.
|
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NY is open for business & ❤'s Delta – move HQ to where you're appreciated?
|
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Compare that to where Sanders was at the end of his 2016 presidential bid.
|
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It quickly ramped up to where the guy was yelling at me for lying.
|
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We're just changing that now to where maybe two balls land instead of one.
|
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It is an even larger one to get to where he wants to go.
|
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He is also incredibly ambitious — you don't get to where he is by accident.
|
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"We are right back to where we were a half century ago," Schiff said.
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I think he'll keep grinding and eventually got to where he was last year.
|
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"Where are they gonna go?" she said, referring to where they might find parking.
|
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It took him two months to get back to where he had been before.
|
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"Clearing this area makes me nervous," she said, referring to where the bomb exploded.
|
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All of these experiences and jobs have led me to where I am now.
|
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And one of those was in Long Island, close to where he grew up.
|
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Searching for clues to where his money was hidden, they retrieved thousands of documents.
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"See these holes up here," she continues, pointing to where her diamond studs sit.
|
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They need not be idealists to arrive at a place similar to where Sen.
|
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But, yes, I just haven't been able to get back to where I was.
|
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I mean, we've gotten to where as a nation, we just accept these things.
|
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to where "The Artist" was made.
|
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Strong enough to where I thought about where my heart was at that point.
|
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I guess it all comes down to where they can find the most value.
|
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You have a lot of flashbacks of how it got to where it got.
|
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When I interview most people, I ask how they got to where they got.
|
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But he got to where he's at today by working harder than everyone else.
|
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As gynecologists, we have to be extremely cautious with regards to where we tread.
|
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They spent time in a house next to where the painter owned a home.
|
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And I think in terms of putting people in a space, trying to get information from where she is physically to where they are physically—or from where she is mentally to where they are mentally—if that's actually a thing that's working.
|
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First Scholars has been there to push me back to where I want to be.
|
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While this journey didn't start positively, I got to where I am because of it.
|
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He just couldn't get his tempo and rhythm down to where he could command consistently.
|
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Their answer is to skate to where the puck will be going, so to speak.
|
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They go to where the three balls landed, and repeat the process in opposite direction.
|
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But then the camera panned up to where a flaming being flew through the sky.
|
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Neither of them have had an easy journey to get to where they are now.
|
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Here's a look at all the jokes that brought him to where he is today.
|
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Wherever it lands, we are never going back to where we were eight years ago.
|
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We're so busy, just focused on taking our future to where we want to go.
|
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That&aposs similar to where past Presidents had been at this time in their term.
|
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He said those deemed "economic migrants" will be sent back to where they came from.
|
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WARREN BUFFETT: But the prices went to where we don't-- we don't wanna ride it.
|
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"I live pretty close to where I work, so I take the T," he says.
|
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Hillary Clinton has promised to step up antitrust enforcement relative to where it is today.
|
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Talk a little bit about your background, how you got to where you got. Yeah.
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I've been through so much in my life to get to where I am today.
|
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" Lewis added, "It is difficult to see our country come to where it is today.
|
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They are from the Faroe Islands, which is close to where I'm from—northern Scotland.
|
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They get asked if they're in a play, as opposed to where are you from.
|
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are going back to where their love story first started.
|
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One of the chocolates was Matcha, a nod to where our flight was leaving from.
|
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And I through the grace of god, through hard work got to where I am.
|
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Investors track PMI readings to get early indicators as to where the economy is headed.
|
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Almost every person of color has been told 'go back to where you came from.
|
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The Queensbridge Houses, located close to where Amazon planned to build a new corporate campus.
|
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There are so many techniques and products that can get you to where you want.
|
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Everything from texts and e-mails to where you go, plus health and sleep information.
|
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A testament to where a woman—a mother—once stood and thought about her child.
|
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By moving service from where you buy to where you use, you change the game.
|
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She also discussed how her upbringing and major led her to where she is today.
|
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Go back to where you came from…how many Arabs came out of the woodwork?
|
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How could anyone possibly trace back to where country's most successful and dynamic duo began?
|
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Pair with no-fuss flats so you can get to where you're going blister-free.
|
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I would make all these weird ass faces to where I wouldn't even recognize myself.
|
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China as a whole has worked extraordinarily hard to get to where it is today.
|
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When his parents quickly drove back to where they had left him, Tanooka was gone.
|
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He doesn&apost get to where he is without all 33 coming together as one.
|
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By using this, anyone can accelerate their path to where they want to go next.
|
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In fairness, we never thought Industry Standard would get to where it is so fast.
|
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Are we on a longer schedule to where we get to what some people want?
|
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While visibility is getting better, it's still nowhere close to where it needs to be.
|
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"Darken only enough to where there are no bright spots without any details," Brooks advises.
|
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The shift brings the race back to where it was before the conventions in July.
|
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Javier Hernandez has overcome a lot of obstacles to get to where he is today.
|
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High-yield bonds often serve as a proxy to where the stock market is going.
|
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I wish I could just fast-forward and make it to where it's already here.
|
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In his tweets, Trump said the congresswomen should "go back" to where they came from.
|
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Human body parts on the beachYep, right next to where athletes will play volleyball.24.
|
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But the road to where Robinhood is today hasn't been without hiccups along the way.
|
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Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson garnered 8%, comparable to where he has been polling nationally.
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And the conversation turned to where everyone went to college and whether they liked it.
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This would represent nearly a 50% premium to where MagicJack stock opened trading this morning.
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Fast forward to where we are today, all that leveraged positioning … that's been washed out.
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Instead, we should compare the WNBA to where the NBA was on its 19713th anniversary.
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"He needed all four years to get to where he wanted to go," Berry said.
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It's still so relevant, probably even more so, to where we are at this moment.
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His face has been artificially scrubbed clean of wrinkles to where it seems uncomfortably smooth.
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Even for podcasts, maybe, [monetization] has not totally caught up to where it should be.
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We'll put in the work and we'll get to where we need to be at.
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WARREN BUFFETT: It's been back to where – it may have briefly, very briefly, got there.
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A bag of marijuana was in the toilet bowl next to where Graham had stood.
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Now, the numbers are creeping back up, but we're not back to where we were.
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Companies will now be required to bring lawsuits to where the targeted company is incorporated.
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But as to where her life and career are headed, she simply says, "I'm stoked."
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It's a little hard for them to catch up to where we are right now.
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No Type had to fight an uphill battle to get to where it is today.
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Both of us have that skill to where we just gotta touch you 1 time.
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But there's a gray zone in there as to where the damage starts to happen.
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Meanwhile, the smart money may be flowing to where it really matters: the state house.
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Where outsourcing and insourcing are similar is in regards to where your engineering teams work.
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The Coaxial show brings Gallant's work full circle, right back to where it all started.
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And I got to where I am because I am STRONG and didn't give up.
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But even here Schoenfelder reckons the team is skating to where the puck is going.
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Move the dial to where you want it, push again, and it locks in place.
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The ruling could provide a big clue as to where these legal battles are headed.
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"Cloud Nine doesn't even get close to where I am," added the 34-year-old.
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When the DOJ's inspector general won't follow the law, to where can a citizen turn?
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That's a real attractive rate compared to where we've been for the last 10 years.
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" Pitino said his goal was to "bring the Knicks back to where we once were.
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"I'm not trying to get back to where I'm a top-50 player," he said.
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"Whatever it takes to get that commission to where it actually can function," Blunt said.
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"Did I think the record would come around to where it is now?" says Prophet.
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You have turned your back on the people who got you to where you are.
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" But, he added, "we're just one dry winter away from returning to where we were.
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Her imprisonment in Vaes Dothrak brought her back to where she started, geographically and figuratively.
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"We'll go to where the customers take us in terms of their preferences," Garcia said.
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The devastated infrastructure is making it tough to move aid to where it's needed most.
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It's this state of affairs that has partly gotten us to where we are today.
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"I'm not displeased that the unemployment rate is down to where it is," Morial said.
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He didn't get to where he is in the sports industry by ignoring evolutionary trends.
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So, is the trade sector slowing us down relative to where we otherwise would be?
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You can't get to where you're going if you don't know exactly what you want.
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Stay committed to where you are in the moment, and give it your full attention.
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The distance "driven" amounts to roughly 762 million miles which, according to Where Is Roadster?
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"So, we find that there are some similarities to where we are today," said Davis.
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Those numbers are similar to where they were just after Trump took office in 22018.
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WOULD YOU RAISE TAXES ON CORPORATIONS BACK TO WHERE THEY WERE IF YOU WERE PRESIDENT?
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We're pretty close to where we want to be and how we want to play.
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The other day, a shiny black pickup drove up to where the workers were gathered.
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Those numbers are similar to where they were just after Trump took office in 2017.
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Blackmon reportedly led investigators into a wooded area to where bloody evidence had been discovered.
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The War on Drugs poisoned police-community relations, bringing us to where we are today.
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"To get to where you want to be in life, you need college," she said.
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"You don't get to where you are in life just by solo brilliance," Schleif said.
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A lot can change in a decade, from how we dress to where we go.
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And how can we stop those problems and get it back to where we are?
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" She circled back to where she had started and snapped a photo of "Untitled (Ocean).
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But it gives me a guide to where I want to go with my life.
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"We shoot a flash beam way, way, way out to where you are," Luckey says.
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Here's your guide to where digital currencies stand with governments and regulators around the globe.
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Obviously we're not going to ever push it to where he risks a serious injury.
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And, of course, we're sitting here scratching our heads as to where, exactly, to go.
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Bey worked really hard to get to where she is and she deserves crazy perks.
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She pays attention to where her hands are in the chicken-juice-space-time continuum.
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Few know how tough she has had to be to get to where she is.
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However, with my gym I go to pay respect to where Muay Thai comes from.
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The doctors thought that maybe he had a mutation to where he didn't feel pain.
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People are starting to pay more attention and look back to where it all began.
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But now technology has caught up to where they got it all inside the software.
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You have a map and you don't want to go back to where you were.
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The place we're in is phenomenal compared to where we were a few years ago.
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"They don't have a definite horizon as to where they want to be," he said.
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WILFRED FROST: My final question, John, was related to where the share price is now.
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"It's a pirate attitude that got my mom to where she is," Ms. Backhaus said.
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Eventually they moved to Greenwich Village, to a building close to where their son died.
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Tesla shares still haven't recovered to where they were on the day of Musk's tweet.
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It must feel good to have honed it down to where you want to be.
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" Higgs added, "There are clearly parallels to where we find ourselves now — Brexit, Trump etc.
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She then cross-referenced each delay with the subway stop nearest to where it occurred.
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Sandefur himself provides us with a clue as to where we might find the answer.
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In brief and for the layman, how did you get to where you got to?
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What follows is a guide to where you can feel safe drinking among fellow fans.
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You have to tell a truthful story about how America got to where it is.
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"We're back to where we first started, where we're yelling and screaming," Ms. Mays said.
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"That means heading directly to where you're going with no stops in-between," Scott said.
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The closer you get to where it would be built, the less people want it.
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Shares in Kingdom Holding are back to where they traded before Mr. bin Talal's detention.
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To some survivors, there seemed to be a chilling randomness to where the shots fell.
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Hopefully, I can just kind of jump right back in to where I left off.
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As to where the tale of the Glove Guy ends, well, it's an ongoing saga.
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We left the car and scampered forward to where we could see the collapsed bridge.
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I was open, as one needs to be here, to where I would end up.
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I think if she's fit enough, she will come back to where she belongs, right?
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The gunfire split the crowd, with half running back to where they had come from.
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"I feel like it's back to where it was before the Portland series," Kerr said.
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A proposal to return tax rates at the top to where they were in 1950.
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But we cannot allow it to blind us to where the real problems now lie.
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"There's a cafe we go to, where it's all old Italians sipping espressos," he said.
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"And we're here as their helpers, they send us to where we need to go."
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Did you have to spend additional money to get to where you needed to go?
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He ran to where she lay, facedown, on the blacktop by a small car's bumper.
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How do we get over this hump and get back to where we're happy again?
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Even if you get a no, you're simply back to where you started, he says.
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The 63 percent participation rate is now back to where it was in February 2014.
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David Brooks James and Deborah Fallows have always moved to where history is being made.
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The approach leaves staffers frequently caught off guard as to where the day will lead.
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Ms. Ford pointed to where the dark wood of a beam peeked through the paint.
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This one girl, she just used me and my boyfriend to where I became depressed.
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Mr. Hinz also found a big hint as to where the work was taking place.
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The side I ultimately use for the iPad usually comes down to where I'm sitting.
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He went to where his stepmom sat, got down on his knees and hugged her.
|
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Yet Facebook, Microsoft and others are arguably more important to where the market is today.
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Super Tuesday will tell the tale as to where the nomination is heading for Democrats.
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You simply break the seal of the tins by squeezing close to where they meet.
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Keep an eye out and make sure the tag corresponds to where you are going.
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"The secret of Los Angeles is working close to where you live," he tells me.
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None of them ask, say, how I got to where I am in my career.
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" He added: "It's taken me a while to get back to where I was then.
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And yes, I couldn't wait to go back in, back to where the action was.
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Clinton got to where she needed (and wanted) to be on the Burns Strider issue.
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The witness tried to follow him through a nearby park to where he was arrested.
|
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The officials said they are following Park Service guidance as to where workers can drive.
|
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So the pipeline's parent company moved it downstream, to where the Standing Rock Sioux live.
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People even go on pilgrimages to where the photo was taken (it's in Florida, obviously).
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"We would not support returning people to where it's not safe to be," he said.
|
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At best, they move jobs from where consumers want them to where politicians want them.
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The problem is that it's not always well-directed to where the most harm is.
|
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The actor also praised his friend for helping him get to where he is today.
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He looked over his shoulder, to where a construction crew was building a nursery school.
|
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You have to pay attention to where there is humor and where there is music.
|
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I pointed them toward the entrance that was closest to where they wanted to go.
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That's where you just let the facts lead you to where you want to go.
|
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Took a drive with a kid and a dog on Sunday morning, out to where the people drop away and the oystercatchers skim the shoreline, to where it's quiet but for wind through the spartina, and the slap of the bay against the peat.
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I would make all these weird a—s faces to where I wouldn't even recognize myself.
|
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Snap is having a great day, and it owes it all to where it's already tomorrow.
|
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The roof is very much open and I'm very looking forward to where I can go.
|
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That will take you to where you can watch and read along at the same time.
|
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Kyte said the challenge was to get resources to where they are needed in developing countries.
|
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The sophistication of the human mind is the limit to where these sensors could take us.
|
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"I can't wait to tone up again and get my body back to where it was."
|
|
Amazon's recent one-day shipping announcement is a precursor to where the industry is being pushed.
|
|
But if you compare expectations for the future it's amazingly weak compared to where they are.
|
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"There is no well-trodden route to where I am, no formula to replicate," he says.
|
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"Our sex life will get back to where it was when things calm down," he says.
|
|
And this is Dwight Clark&aposs stone in proximity to where he did make that catch.
|
|
Right now, the average investor has little or no access to where the real action is.
|
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CRM and communicating directly with customers is "what got us to where we are," he said.
|
|
But compared to where most tech companies settle in the Bay Area, it's a whirling metropolis.
|
|
We're almost back to where we were pre-emergency vet bill, which is such a relief.
|
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I get on the bus and head down to where I will meet my tour group.
|
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As a result, I went back to where I started and jumped into the market economy.
|
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Having a launch site closer to where a rocket is built does make things more efficient.
|
|
The first year was exhausting and challenging, but it got me to where I am today.
|
|
Talk about how you got to where you got and why you started writing about tech.
|
|
The effect may have been to bring them back to where they stood in the 1990s.
|
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It's definitely been a "roller coaster" for Mongeau to get to where she is today, though.
|
|
From the time you leave your house to the time you get to where you're going.
|
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Once I get the vocals sounding to where I love, then I go to the drums.
|
|
But with guidance from McGrath, the company is looking to return to where it all started.
|
|
But it lasted for a few weeks to where I just could think of nothing else.
|
|
She climbs out of the bus and walks to where the rabbit lays on the dirt.
|
|
Michael Burgess, who was heavily involved with Trumpcare, is close to where your system is headquartered.
|
|
So lift your head, lift your head, lift your head to where your help comes from.
|
|
His mind is set to where he'll start making beats to my flow and my sound.
|
|
So how did perception of sharks, particularly in the West, evolve to where we stand today.
|
|
How is the economy performing relative to where you thought we would be at this time?
|
|
It's just that [Wendy's] was in close proximity to where they were living and it's affordable.
|
|
Aka skating to where the puck is being driven as software continues to consume the world.
|
|
Ask more experienced workers for the story of how they got to where they are now.
|
|
We didn't really get to where I wanted to go until we were through Year Three.
|
|
If the drone returns to where it was launched, its pilot could be located, as well.
|
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"We took the children down to where the party was but everything was gone," she said.
|
|
Here's a detailed guide to where everyone lives in and around the grounds of Kensington Palace.
|
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It's the only place I've been to where I'm a medium instead of an extra small.
|
|
That's not anywhere close to where we want it to be, but it's not minimum wage.
|
|
He did the heavy lifting of getting them to where they are, and now it's done.
|
|
That doesn't mean we stop respecting their role in getting us to where we are today.
|
|
"The world will lead me to where I need to go," Dirk explains at one point.
|
|
He needs to get back to where he was that last seven games (of last season).
|
|
"These sort of symptoms get aggravated to where it can wreck my whole day," she says.
|
|
Facebook is skating to where the eyeballs are, which is Instagram, in order to slay Snapchat.
|
|
I'm trying to not tip T. off to where we're going, but he knows it's north.
|
|
Our characters are in a desperate transition from their old lives to where they're headed now.
|
|
But we kept adjusting on it and got it to where we were competitive at least.
|
|
And now I just might go back to where it all started with the Edge Desk.
|
|
So people basically had to walk from where they lived to get to where they worked.
|
|
When it comes to where parents shop for kids shoes today, the market remains pretty fragmented.
|
|
At the same time, ClimateScientist explains that he's on the way to where the llama was.
|
|
He just needs a nice clear view through to where the action of the iguana is.
|
|
Now our diplomats are getting some insight as to where North Korea is really heading. SEN.
|
|
We're still not sure if that means the 'burbs or back to where our family is.
|
|
"For me, I'd gotten him to where he was at Everest, at base camp," Rasheed said.
|
|
The main difference between seltzer and sparkling water comes down to where the carbonation comes from.
|
|
Like, I just kind of got to where I am, I think just through my personality.
|
|
I spent all of my career outside, talking to people, going to where the stories are.
|
|
"We haven't got to where we got to from a consumer perspective by magic," she said.
|
|
Hear me when I say this: You have navigated waters to get to where you are.
|
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Talk a little bit about your background, how you got to where you are right now.
|
|
Late that afternoon, the judge walked over to where my co-clerks and I were working.
|
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She is someone special, and I look forward to where life is going to take us.
|
|
There was a trail of blood from a nearby waste receptacle leading to where Sterling died.
|
|
I'd like to think that we could go back to where we were, but you can't.
|
|
YEUNG SIU YU points to where a large, old tree has been hacked with a blade.
|
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But it can also feed a desire to send people back to where they came from.
|
|
CGT is based on a simple assumption: that crimes happen near to where those responsible reside.
|
|
Let's go into what you do and how you got to where you are. Sure. Yeah.
|
|
We were back to where we started, ten minutes after he'd been given a death warning.
|
|
Some of us practice for hours each day to get it to where we want it.
|
|
He then led investigators to where her body was hidden in a field, police have said.
|
|
McKinney explained he walked back over to where Hussle was and fired several shots at him.
|
|
But like any business, criminals flock to where the money is, and right now that's ransomware.
|
|
Now it also wants to return migrants plucked from the sea to where they came from.
|
|
Not quite a resurrection of traditional retail books, but a clue to where retail is headed.
|
|
Swimming legend and world-record holder Diana Nyad walked outside to where I was jumping rope.
|
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"It went to where he would punch holes in the walls or throw something," said Cassandra.
|
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That is why we are pulling up to where they live, which is a little unorthodox.
|
|
"Dylan has a fastball that gets to where it needs to go," manager Buck Showalter said.
|
|
When it comes to where millionaires are moving from, New World said, France tops the list.
|
|
You try to get a wedge out to where you can play your next shot from.
|
|
Now, at 47, he's reflecting upon the support that brought him to where he is today.
|
|
Talk a little bit about what you've done and how you got to where you are.
|
|
Nickel has this morning touched a low of $14,530, close to where it started the week.
|
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We need to make sure we don't give other people clues as to where we're going.
|
|
But Apple and Samsung perhaps hold more weight when it comes to where things are headed.
|
|
Or, put another way, employment levels have returned to where they were before the 2008 crisis.
|
|
So, if I hear some kind of news, I just travel out to where it is.
|
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If we go back to where we were — maybe 25, 30 hours maximum, one-hour shows.
|
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We are evolving, and we can progress from where we were to where we are now.
|
|
In the end, it may just boil down to where these companies are in their lifecycle.
|
|
From where we were to where we are today — still on a road to full recovery.
|
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Being in a hurry doesn't necessarily get you any quicker to where you wish to go.
|
|
And once you get to where you are going, you are sure to like the prices.
|
|
I'm lucky to have one very close to where I live, so the ride costs $1.60.
|
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"He talked about how he just moved closer to where we are," Michel said of Paddock.
|
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I don't know if that gets us to where we need to be in the future.
|
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So, join the conversation — and/or lead it — to get to where you want to be.
|
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"We want to get politics back to where it was before Trump was president," Elizabeth said.
|
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"The greens weren't overly fast to where balls were rolling when you were putting," Mickelson said.
|
|
We're going to have to win series to get to where we want to get to.
|
|
But let's consign the racist name to where it belongs: the dustbin, or trashcan, of history.
|
|
"I was happy that it worked out to where I stayed with the Brewers," Presley said.
|
|
It comes down largely to where the U.S. is in the interest rate cycle, he explained.
|
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It took 15 years just for living standards to return to where they were before 1989.
|
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"He added: "So we'll actually have much more say as to where we recruit players from.
|
|
But it's an obscure and perhaps overlooked index that could point to where stocks go next.
|
|
The series goes to where it's never gone before making it both incredibly heartbreaking and impactful.
|
|
They're the two places I'm most connected to, where we're supposed to find comfort and safety.
|
|
Let he who has not rocked out to "Where Are Ü Now" cast the first stone.
|
|
The user would be given a memory address to where the contract exists on the blockchain.
|
|
It [brought] me from the beginning to what I am now, to where I am going.
|
|
It got to the point to where 90 percent of the budget went to paying salaries.
|
|
It could even show ads for restaurants or shops close to where users spend their days.
|
|
I was lucky to have an insanely cheap apartment really close to where I was working.
|
|
By a "2," Wilson is referring to where her sexual identity falls on the Kinsey scale.
|
|
No. Is their chichi dining experience close to where people were often hungry and cold, crass?
|
|
That deal has helped boost prices back to where they were prior to OPEC's fateful decision.
|
|
Remember that CBO is measuring revenues relative to where they were at this time last year.
|
|
Today's older Americans want to be able to move to where their children and grandchildren are.
|
|
I hate the turmoil, I feel restricted as to where I can go, but I refuse.
|
|
"What's most important to me is bringing this town back to where it was," she said.
|
|
Soon, the number of goals was plummeting again, back to where it had been, and beyond.
|
|
What has gotten us here isn't going to get us to where we want to go.
|
|
If the ESL wants a good turnout, they must tailor their offerings to where they are.
|
|
We're talking about everything from Trump to tech to where the next election cycle is going.
|
|
When the diet ends, which ultimately it will, you go right back to where you were.
|
|
It's a line of silk that allows a spider to return to where it came from.
|
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It took years of determination and hard work before he got to where he is today.
|
|
But in the wake of the 2016 election, he's been attuned to where things are headed.
|
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"That's a drug house," Kim said, pointing to where people used and dealt opioids and meth.
|
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"He's teaching me how to help others get to where they want to be," he said.
|
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I trace them up to where they meet a gold torso, but the body stops there.
|
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Drive long enough on the dirt road and you will come to where the wall grows.
|
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I had to figure out how to get these products to where they need to go.
|
|
But partisan status is, in fact, an almost infallible guide to where climate progress is possible.
|
|
K., what do we need to do here to get to where we need to be?
|
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I think the kindness and enthusiasm I found are tied to where the country finds itself.
|
|
Dr. Vinokur likened the challenge to sending a speeding billiard ball back to where it started.
|
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We can show you the watermarks of flooding and point to where the floodwaters spill over.
|
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Meanwhile, the S&P 500 didn't get back to where it was until 2012, Roy said.
|
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I just hope everyone will get to where they want to get and find a job.
|
|
It seems important for a lot of people to travel to where their loved one died.
|
|
The report offers a few clues as to where Huawei will be getting its mapping data.
|
|
The company has since been in touch with 130 universities close to where it has operations.
|
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Mike: Right, and I think tech companies have grown wise to where the tide is turning.
|
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Spring back in my step,Sun shining all around me,I head to where I'm needed.
|
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Ascending the main staircase, she points to where a portrait of Queen Elizabeth used to be.
|
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This incremental planning can help us get to where we want to be without feeling overwhelmed.
|
|
And to understand it, we have to go all the way back to where comedy began.
|
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Suneja then ordered him to put the wing flaps back down to where they had been.
|
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Bullets rip through the windows at the Double R, close to where those three are sitting.
|
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And sometimes, the only way to find out is to go to where it is happening.
|
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You have to pay close attention to where it is hot and where it is not.
|
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" He looked at me and said, "Shut up, spic, go back to where you came from.
|
|
If there were no nearby jobs available in Yamhill, why not move to where jobs are?
|
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"They did an incredible amount of work to get to where they did," Dr. McGuire said.
|
|
Overall, the dollar is right about back to where it was last year at this time.
|
|
The American economy was drastically different in the late &apos90s compared to where it is today.
|
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The synagogue, which is located next door to where the attack occurred, is led by Rottenberg.
|
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We get ready, and N. drives us to K-town to where our other friend lives.
|
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The Pentagon said there were no "geographic limitations" to where the land mines could be used.
|
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But investors can vote with their feet when it comes to where they invest their money.
|
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Also consider whether you even have to fly to get to where you want to go.
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"The success of iPhone blinded us at Microsoft as to where Apple was heading," reveals Sinofsky.
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Take a look inside Buffett's incredible life and how he got to where he is today.
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So they are trying to raise price targets to where the stocks are, if not beyond.
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The program, in the eyes of some employees, had grown to where drastic change was needed.
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It's inevitable at least some of those items are going back to where they came from.
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"We will need to target the money to where people intended it to go," he said.
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"I've always known I was going to get back to where I wanted to," Harvey said.
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At least we can point on a map to where Malaysia and Indonesia are, can't we?
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"We want some sort of peace, some answers as to where she's at," Ms. Hughes said.
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Maybe next time Corden's crew will be better at lifting them up to where they belong.
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