Remember how long it took for them to implement search?
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Some of the women interviewed took for granted that Mrs.
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He heard what he took for a sigh of irritation.
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Rest in peace, my true love, who I took for granted.
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You always saw beauty in the things people took for granted.
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Look at the approach Ben & Jerry's took for 4/43/2019.
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That was all it took for her to make her decision.
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That's all it took for the tweets to start coming in.
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That's all it took for the Photoshopping speculation to kick off.
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That means if you post a photograph you took, for example.
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That's what it took for Riecke — changing his headset wasn't enough.
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I know what it took for them to make the music.
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This was impossible work that we at home took for granted.
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That was all it took for him to abandon Russian saunas.
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"That is all it took for me to really fall," he shares.
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Remember how long it took for Siri to roll out regional accents?
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I definitely took for granted that she would be with me forever.
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" She called the drug she took for osteoporosis "that wretched, dreadful stuff.
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A class I took for a short routine was roughly 42 minutes.
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"That's another one I took for money and regretted it," he said.
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"I apologize often womanize / Took for my child to be born / See through a woman's eyes / Took for these natural twins to believe in miracles / Took me too long for this song / I don't deserve you," he says.
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" JAY-Z raps, "I apologize, often womanize/ Took for my child to be born/ See through a woman's eyes/ Took for these natural twins to believe in miracles/ Took me too long for this song/ I don't deserve you.
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"Look, I apologize often womanize / Took for my child to be born / See through a woman's eyes / Took for these natural twins to believe in miracles / Took me too long for this song / I don't deserve you," he rapped.
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That's how long it took for a gunman to kill 39 people inside.
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So I figure hey, what I took for her was only around $135,000.
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I took for granted the freedom I had before my day-long reign.
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That's all the time it took for 17 people to lose their lives.
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Power isn't something women of that generation — and still today — took for granted.
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This was stuff that, when I was playing quarterback, I took for granted.
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I would see how long it took for Doug to put it away.
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I took for granted that the Puerto Rico I knew would always exist.
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Early on, I took for granted the fact that I would find love.
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Ms. Dingell noted how long it took for SafeSport to become fully operational.
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That's all it took for this mother to believe they were child-snatchers.
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"I apologize often womanize / Took for my child to be born / See through a woman's eyes / Took for these natural twins to believe in miracles / Took me too long for this song / I don't deserve you," JAY-Z, 47, says.
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"She knew what it took for people to prevent being infected, but also what it took for them to live healthier, more fulfilling lives," Ana Oliveira, who, as the organization's executive director, recruited Ms. Weinberg, said in a telephone interview.
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People sort of took for granted that the Affordable Care Act was lost already.
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It's the most moving thing when someone gets something that I took for granted.
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However the loans they took for these purchases were mainly denominated in U.S. dollars.
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"Growing up, there was a lot that I took for granted, visually," muses Gonzales.
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So whatever it took for me to get to this place, I'm grateful for.
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In 2015, photographer and fashion designer Julia Fox took for Louisiana, camera in tow.
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Clinton bemoaned how long it took for de Blasio to endorse her presidential campaign.
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We don't see how many failures it took for them to be like that.
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Anthony: He realized just how long it took for her, and that was unfair.
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"The foods Twain loved, we took for granted as American classics," Mr. Beahrs said.
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I could indulge in the activities that most other pubescent teenagers took for granted.
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I asked Smith-Ahearn how long it took for the clinic to become profitable.
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Criticism about how long it took for the authorities to act has grown online.
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He threw a curveball on the first pitch, which Martinez took for a strike.
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Jeb took for himself only one strip of bacon, one dry piece of toast.
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The approach Novartis took for pricing Kymriah is an example of a value-based approach.
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You don't know why they're there or what it took for them to get there.
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But the economy isn't delivering the kind of rising prosperity previous generations took for granted.
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Nostalgia aside, I was struck by the sheer variety I had (and took for granted).
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It was simply there, and I took for granted that it would be there forever.
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In my family, voting was a sacred responsibility, one which we never took for granted.
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That's all it took for Nicki Minaj to set the Internet ablaze on Monday night.
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Can you imagine what it took for him to get up and play every day?
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Republicans anticipate finding the convenient meeting rooms they took for granted will be off limits.
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Eighteen months younger than me, Victoria had always been there, someone I took for granted.
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What was different was the time it took for patients to get to the hospital.
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But the greater tragedy is how long it took for such behavior to become disqualifying.
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"Sometimes being alone in that time I took for myself, was my upgrade," she added.
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Other Democrats criticized how long it took for some of the stimulus projects to begin.
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For years we took for granted that a more "connected" world would be a harmonious one.
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Most are seeking what we took for granted as kids: an affordable, family-oriented, outdoorsy lifestyle.
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Just that lack of willingness to disclose —that's all it took for me to perceive rejection.
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This new medium was a revelation, a gift of freedom that we all took for granted.
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The researchers measured how many "incorrects" it took for the test-takers to readjust their answers.
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The portrait was one of several Mitchell took for the cover of Vogue's September 2018, issue.
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She took for granted and virtually ignored many of these voters and several of these states.
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Considering how long it took for them to make this first step, I think that's impressive.
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The longest one piece took for me, at a time, was four and a half days.
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It was cool ... for the 3 seconds it took for security to pounce on the dude.
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Any coherent conversation is a gift, the verbal back-and-forth I once took for granted.
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He said it was dominated by large foreign corporations which took for granted billion-dollar profits.
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What I took for granted before my shooting now requires hours upon hours of hard work.
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That was all it took for a Border Patrol agent also in the store to interject.
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They also gave her steroids to help with her symptoms, which she took for one year.
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The study also shows a disparity in the time it took for victims to receive relief.
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"I just kind of took for granted a relationship that I did not have," she said.
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The white working class has lost pensions and health care benefits it once took for granted.
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Scott Jordan never thought weed would help him kick the painkillers he took for a bad back.
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In the emotional post, Serhant detailed the years-long journey it took for them to get pregnant.
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To see what it took for these entrepreneurs to succeed, read the America's Star Franchisees full methodology.
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You hear a lot of people say I took for granted that these rights would be safe.
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That I took for granted, and I think that's because of where I grew up in Virginia.
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"We now have to fight hard for basic truths that we once took for granted," he said.
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Aside from using music as therapy, what would you say it took for you to get there?
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What surprised Sherman were the little things that he always took for granted at the bigger programs.
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I ponder how I took for granted my youth by basking in the sun and never moisturizing.
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GPR-B1000, which I took for an extended trip through Utah and Nevada, is an outdoor marvel.
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That appreciation wasn't something Lil Peep took for granted, and he gave it back just as passionately.
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On Baseball John Smoltz prepares for broadcasts with the same care he once took for his starts.
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Another issue was how long it took for an "unlawful assembly" to be declared, the investigation found.
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They took for granted that Trump might care about access to birth control for low-income women.
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West, a 71-year-old screen legend, hated the unvarnished photos her visitor took for "Show" magazine.
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There are those who couldn't abide his cultural conservatism, which they took for complicity with political conservatism.
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Prosecutors have underscored how long it took for those investors to obtain the return of their funds.
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How could something she so took for granted—namely, her rights as a citizen—vanish so quickly?
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One glance at Google Hotel Search was all it took for my breezy island fantasies to collapse.
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Clinton later said she was disappointed by how long it took for Sanders to declare his support.
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All it took for President Donald Trump to win widespread political acclaim was to bomb another nation.
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I used to be ashamed about what it took for me to get to school every morning.
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That's how long it took for one rapper to make the first defining song of his career.
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Which, by the way, is what it took for me, because I'm not a natural meditator either.
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Wisconsin, of course, is the state Hillary Clinton took for granted/failed to visit/lost in 2016.
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My mom would scrimp and save, and do whatever it took for us to have a good future.
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Having no choice For most of his adult life, health insurance was a comfort Ruscoe took for granted.
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GPS devices work by calculating how long it took for messages from satellites around Earth to reach it.
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"Just think of how long it took for the U.S. to not have a 5G manufacturer," said Daniel.
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In the time it took for Jesus to say "Mary", her world went from hopeless to hope-filled.
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It's forcing us to think again about issues we never really thought about that we took for granted.
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And so that's how long it took for me to first notice one of our side shooting back.
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The lien relates to a deduction he took for both alimony and child support to his ex-wife.
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It felt a bit disingenuous to not also share the struggle it took for me to get here.
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For these men, this year's election is a rare taste of the clout they once took for granted.
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In that answer, however, Johnson did not mention how much time it took for DHS to get involved.
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The shops also host gigs and provide a venue for musical interaction that older generations took for granted.
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But the two-time All-Star threw two fastballs on the outside corner that Bautista took for strikes.
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In 2016, the average time it took for a whistleblower claim to be processed was over seven years.
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That was all it took for the 210 years of Khizr Khan's life to become an American moment.
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"It took for us to bring this out to the world for him to contact us," he says.
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The median time it took for a reply to a request for diagnosis on Reddit was three hours.
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She knew and had seen, over and over again, what it took for women to make these choices.
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I also wrote about my mother, who gave me everything but whom I took for granted at times.
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When he is in a crowd, his thoughts drift to what it took for him to be there.
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She said it does not manage the pain as well as Lyrica, which she took for eight years.
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She said it does not manage the pain as well as Lyrica, which she took for eight years.
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I fell in love at obedience class, where he demonstrated what I took for a drive to excel.
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The farther an object is from Earth, the more time it took for its light to reach the planet.
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"I am still sick about the length of time that it took for us to solve cases," Lhamon said.
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"We were really surprised by the disparity and how long it took for [call numbers] to recover," he said.
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It made me appreciate the mundane aspects of my life, the things I ordinarily ignored or took for granted.
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In the clip above, she explains just what it took for her to become tennis star Billie Jean King.
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It lacked the narrative structure, moral fiber, and cathartic transformation that even the crassest feed serials took for granted.
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What we took for a cold snap in autumn was winter—a winter not of the seasons, but forever.
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That's all it took for former Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to explain the source of the tensions over Jerusalem.
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Now when I look back at that picture, holy shit, I can't believe how much I took for granted.
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That's the time it took for a house to be listed and an offer to be made and accepted.
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Knowing the historical origins of these everyday products certainly helps us appreciate innovations that we previously took for granted.
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" Shafran: "Somebody asked me how many takes it took for the opening scene, and I was like, 'uh, one?
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The drug, which Sharapova said she took for medical problems, is thought to boost blood flow to the heart.
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The time it took for it to even reach Earth again, and what may have happened in the interim.
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Before Snapchat, the industry took for granted that everything users posted to the internet should remain there by default.
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Some days I was puking and crying, but that's what it took for me to get back into shape.
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Of note is the length of time it took for the Islamic State to issue its claim of responsibility.
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I still marvel at the courage it took for that little girl to ask for help saving her life.
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In the upcoming episodes, we'll no doubt see what it took for Mellie and Olivia to win the nomination.
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Ashton is both accepting and frustrated by the decade that it took for the play to find a home.
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Look at how long it took for Meryl Streep and Leonardo DiCaprio, whose allergy to overnight godliness foreshadowed Stewart's.
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This is a big improvement over an older, generic medicine she took for about 10 years after her stroke.
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But I started to think about the onerous effort it took for escapees to journey from "Midnight" to Windsor.
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In the few seconds it took for the mice to squabble over the food scraps, Rowley got his shot.
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Two standouts booths are Garth Greenan's and Andrew Edlin's, which took, for Independent, an unusual look back in time.
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Less than 24 hours was all it took for the photos to get more than 7 million likes and counting.
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Jassy says he was surprised at how long it took for other technology giants to build a cloud like Amazon's.
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Rest in peace, my true love, who I took for granted, most bomb pussy, who, because of me, sleep evaded.
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"It's beyond frustrating," Nathan says of how long it took for doctors to discover the source of his wife's pain.
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"It gives me a different outlook on moments of my life that I took for granted before," she tells PEOPLE.
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His wife was an ordinary human; we want to show what it took for her to hold it together too.
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Spinal cord injuries can be extremely disruptive to a person's ability to do physical activities they once took for granted.
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We all took for granted everything he did for us and every day without him so far has been hell.
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Who knew that all it took for the actor to go viral was stepping out with a silvery new hairdo?
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I couldn't follow through what it took for me to keep my scholarship because it was based on playing basketball.
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That's all it took for the department to force Bob Meanley to carry the popcorn popper off the sales floor.
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Dr. Steinman recalled asking a patient to bring in every pill he took for a so-called brown bag review.
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Consider what it took for First Officer Brandy Beck, a 41-year-old Frontier Airlines pilot, to pump breast milk.
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That was a major improvement over the seven hours it took for a conventional jumbo jet to make the crossing.
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A temporary side job I took for $15 at a time led me to a fulfilling career I never expected
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Just ask Biden after the flak he took for his flip on the Hyde Amendment prohibiting federal funding for abortion.
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The passengers stayed onboard during the five to 10 minutes it took for emergency services to put out the blaze.
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"I have had to view things other people took for granted from a different perspective," she writes on her website.
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They then tested how long it took for the lenses to begin to disintegrate once placed in wastewater treatment tanks.
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I cannot imagine what it took for Woodward and Bernstein to persuade some of these people to talk to them.
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But because of what it took for me to get there, I knew I was much stronger than they were.
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He was a hard-boiled St. Sebastian, pin-cushioned with all the arrows he took for us over the years.
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The line from the politician Herman Badillo that Wicker took for his title, "A time to die," became unsought prophesy.
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Yet the jury was deliberating longer than it took for both the prosecution and defense combined to try this case.
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That is all it took for Gaga's fans to rise up in anger, upset Eilish would dare shade the singer.
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The mettle it took for my parents to muscle into the middle class turned out to be my lucky inheritance.
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Everything that happened after 9/11 that was remotely normal, stuff you took for granted, became a really big deal.
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Rest in peace, my true love, who I took for granted—most bomb pussy—who because of me, sleep evaded.
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As he waited the few seconds it took for the engineer to get him water, the fire continued to take over.
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Today, it's hard to comprehend the immense skill it took for Tituba to manipulate the potentially fatal circumstances to her advantage.
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I think that's something the UK always had, but like I said, it just took for certain individuals to acknowledge it.
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Then again, the things that they probably took for granted were mind-blowingly new to me: The fully realized alien worlds!
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Coached by Mitchell, the team would work on Zubaydah for as long as it took for them to make him compliant.
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Johnson also felt the need to unearth all that it took for her to reach the point she is at today.
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This image, taken at a bus stop in Western Pennsylvania, was one of the first photographs Kallianiotis took for the series.
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This image, taken at a bus stop in Western Pennsylvania, was one of the first photographs Kallianiotis took for the series.
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"Workers we rescue from bondage often cite loans they took for their child's marriage for taking up the work," he added.
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It was the position he took for dozens of on-ice fights, beginning as a teenager in the Western Hockey League.
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Earlier this week, that's how long it took for United Airlines to transform an everyday problem into a major corporate crisis.
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The House took its bill through an abbreviated debate — far shorter than the year it took for Democrats to draft Obamacare.
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It shines through in the boundless love she gave us and the selfless care she took for the people around her.
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My existential angst lasted less time than it took for me to lift the bagel and get it to my face.
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One tight turn was all it took for it to tip and dump gallons of water on unsuspecting spectators. Ah-gahgahgahgahgah!
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Researchers followed-up to determine how many days it took for each player to be cleared to return to their sport.
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In the 60 days it took for the police to return to patrol the site, Hessler reported, 200 pits were opened.
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According to reports, about 50,000 litres is what it took for the streets of Sète to be overrun run with wine.
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"African-Americans—our most loyal constituency—we all too frequently took for granted," he told a largely black audience in Georgia.
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A quick Google search was all it took for them to find that Gaetz has a legislative correspondent with the same name.
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That was how long it took for 17 of her classmates and teachers to be killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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Being home for the summer makes me appreciate the wonderful things from my island that I took for granted before moving away.
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"My body cleared the blockage itself," said Trebek, who credited the aspirin he took for what he thought was simple muscle pain.
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That's how long it took for Wimbush to cap a five-play, 153-yard drive with a 30-yard touchdown to Stepherson.
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Perhaps the only surprising thing about this lawsuit is how long it took for someone to come forward with more horror stories.
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"I will never forget the actions that he took for me and for fellow students in the classroom," she told CNN then.
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When Fuentes got home, she said she saw a photo she "took for my boyfriend" had been sent to an unknown number.
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They would then work up a report assessing how long it took for the tech platforms to take down those flagged posts.
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They would then work up a report assessing how long it took for the tech platforms to take down those flagged posts.
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He wrote an article about the dedication it took for someone to go out in the elements and work on their game.
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That's all the time it took for the Colorado native to establish his channel CustomGrow420 as a cornerstone of the weedtuber community.
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That was what it took for the hot-hitting Wilmer Flores to crack a starting lineup that included the rusty Jose Reyes.
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All it took for an off-duty police officer to pull a gun on Jose Arreola was a $1.19 pack of Mentos.
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Neither do prominent intellectuals enjoy the kind of entree to presidents and their campaigns that Schlesinger and his friends took for granted.
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"I will never forget the actions that he took for me and for fellow students of the classroom," she said through tears.
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But that rosy outlook changed Monday night, thanks to Alphabet and the $237 billion charge they took for that big EU fine.
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JW: Yeah, because my teachers were David Salle and Sherrie Levine and Jack Goldstein, there is a lot I took for granted.
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She couldn't hide everything, though; as she glanced at him she flashed a twinkle he took for a bit of residual love.
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I will always talk about what it took for me to get out of debt; sharing gives others the power of information.
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Fourquare only launched a year before 2010, but that's all the time it took for the app to become a breakout hit.
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Just a splash is all it took for Wayne to calmly inform the crowd ... his "goon squad" was gonna handle the situation.
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I'm six years out from my PhD and that's how long it took for me to work with another woman, and she's white.
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Here's what led some women in Hollywood to fall from grace — and how long it took for them to come back from it.
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And all the things you once took for granted — like sleep, and sitting down to eat an actual meal — become the greatest luxuries.
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I spoke to four Arab women about what it took for them to avoid getting married to men their parents chose for them.
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"That was all it took for him to decide that this young girl would be his next victim," Smart alleges in the book.
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I'll never forget how my friends took for granted those well-meaning mothers of theirs and how lucky they were to have them.
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A study in Sweden showed that for every month a new father took for paternity leave, the mother's earnings increased by 220006 percent.
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Both projects were a case study of mockumentary success, and that was all it took for the style to overtake our TV screens.
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That was how long it took for Ireland, the gritty upstart with designs of a monumental upset, to see its hopes summarily squashed.
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But I still want my children to know the rich cultural and religious traditions given to me — traditions that I took for granted.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY 27 years That's how long it took for an arrest in a killer clown cold case out of Florida.
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We felt compelled to explain in an issue brief what before nearly every American took for granted: The President must obey court orders.
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The three also discussed what it took for them to achieve the amount of success they have over the course of their careers.
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Schubert played body-camera footage of the confrontation which appeared to show the flash, which she said the officers took for a gunshot.
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By repeating the experiment at various time points, the doctors were able to determine how long it took for their stomachs to empty.
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"If these inheritors knew what it took for the person who passed away, the inheritor may be less inclined to 'blow' the money."
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"I made music but didn't know the right time to release it," Rejjie says of the time it took for Dear Annie to materialie.
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Many things young people took for granted or held dear are at risk, and the future seems much less familiar than it once did.
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Many voters are about to be made much more aware of specific government programs that they took for granted, or didn't even know about.
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"In my family, voting was a sacred responsibility, one which we never took for granted," Obama tweeted on Thursday to announce her latest endeavor.
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In the eight years it took for them to get their visas, Anh's mother had married and had given birth to Anh's older sister.
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But the samples they took for the experiment are revealing that Scott and Mark's bodies have diverged, even in regards to their gene expression.
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Growing up in 220s and 80s suburban sprawl, I had become vaguely familiar with many of the drugs fellow inmates took for various ailments.
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If Trump's management skills had been sufficient to improve shareholders' value, the extras he took for himself may have been worth it to them.
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"What the hell are you yelling about?" he muttered, staring at me with pupils dilated by the atropine he took for his heart arrhythmia.
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Chip, 42, revealed in May that he was writing a memoir about what it took for him to build his highly successful design business.
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Kraft reportedly still keeps a "Victory Tour" poster to remind him of the steps it took for him to finally own his favorite team.
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They also tied weights to the end of the shoe laces, and measured the amount to time it took for their knots to fail.
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In part of one paper, scientists were trying to test how long it took for tumors to grow in mice after mutating a gene.
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But I think we're trying to show you that he was an ordinary human, and the sacrifice it took for him to get there.
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"I can't imagine the amount of courage it took for him to open up about this," teammate Demani Hansford said, according to the Gazette.
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Each colored band in the chart below shows how long it took for bitcoin to climb from one psychologically key level to the other.
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But in the day it took for the victim's list to become public, as the body count rose to 11, my mind kept racing.
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The White House had defended Kushner over the length of time it took for him to receive a permanent clearance, noting his business dealings.
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He said that doctors prescribed a course of steroids, which he took for two weeks at a time, on and off, for a year.
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Systems decay, institutions and landmarks we took for granted vanish, swept over a precipice: the Saturn brand, the Republican Party, the glaciers of Greenland.
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About the time it took for kids to get bored and look for the next big thing, or grow out of the previous one.
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For starters, Trump signed a waiver putting off a move for another six months, a step he took for "logistical" reasons, administration officials said.
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That's all it took for the S&P 21 to fall 2800% from its record high, the fastest drop of this magnitude in history.
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Because the anchors, candidates and audience took for granted that the answers to both were yes, the seven-hour long event was refreshingly substantive.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi nodded to the passion it took for Mr. Kalanick to get Uber to the near $70 billion transportation behemoth it is today.
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When I talk to fans, it just hits me at a greater level because they keep you grounded to what I took for granted.
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Now, think about how long it took for Apple to go from iPhones with bezels above and below the screens to just the notch.
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Then, with plenty of humor and can-do practicality, she rewrote every step to clarify those opaque instructions our homemaking forebears took for granted.
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Much that middle-class professionals took for granted in previous generations, including homeownership, decent health care, a comfortable retirement, is now out of reach.
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What I at first took for the drone of the city outside was actually a low murmur recorded from the performances the night before.
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In the hours it took for the government to arrive, the wind picked up and water continued seeping in through the trawler's aged wood hull.
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The risks that the coup council took, for the sake of usurping complete power, undermine national peace and would, eventually, affect regional and international peace.
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In the seven years it took for me to become a mom, I spent a lot of time wondering, questioning what the future might hold.
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Our city is pretty poor, so I guess I just took for granted that I would always live approximate to poverty, if not IN poverty.
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"We took too many people for granted and African Americans, our most loyal constituency, we all too frequently took for granted," Perez said in Atlanta.
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As for me, I still live in Buffalo, and the people I work with live without many of the comforts I once took for granted.
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As her kids grew up, Pfeiffer "took for granted how nice it was to not be under the spotlight," she told the New York Times.
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That's how long it took for Bob Dylan to finally get around to addressing the fact that he won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature.
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Brinkman said it never occurred to her that Ferraro was unusual; she took for granted that it was normal for women to participate in politics.
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Though frustrated at how long it took for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain to get going, he was enjoying his time with it.
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You're just another friend to fill up their weeknight — no matter how much courage it took for them to actually see what you are doing.
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While researching the medication, she learned it could be dangerous for her family member because of other medications she took for a serious heart condition.
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McConnell said he "took for granted" that House Democrats would be able to pass the resolution condemning anti-Semitism following controversial remarks by freshman Rep.
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Visually, the disembodied limb evokes memories of the dial-up internet age and how long it took for images or other data to download completely.
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During the event, Parkland student Emma González emphasized the short period of time it took for the shooter at Stoneman Douglas to kill 17 people.
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There were no differences between the treatment and placebo groups in the time it took for bones to heal completely, as determined by X-ray.
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The only trepidation was I think I took for granted how nice it was to not be under the spotlight and just having a life.
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Trilobites She had a series of bone fractures, but when doctors did blood tests, the supplements she took for treatment were nowhere to be found.
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"She had a staggering independence from all the conventions and was oblivious to everything that the vast majority of photographers took for granted," he explained.
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Things I took for granted are under grave threat: rule of law, tolerance, fidelity to the Constitution, commitment to truth, belief in science and education.
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The Pop artists took for their subject matter images and objects from the mass media and popular culture, including advertising, comic books and consumer products.
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Anyway the point is: it ran from June 5 until July 24, which is still less time than it took for the Endless vinyl to ship.
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Through the support of my family, friends, and music, I stopped focusing on my misfortunes and started prioritizing the blessings that I often took for granted.
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I have really low confidence in my math abilities, so I took for granted that the combinations that he asked me for added up to $48.
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That's all it took for him to win with 19753 percent of the vote, and he wasn't the only person running for president without party affiliation.
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The first world war happened because a generation of Victorian leaders took for granted the stable order that had prevailed in most of Europe for decades.
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It lasted for six minutes and 20 seconds — the amount of time it took for a shooter to steal the lives of 17 of her classmates.
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Another day, another well-off older person reminding young people that our generation will probably always struggle to obtain the things our parents took for granted.
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What's new: Based on demographic changes, Republicans for the first time have authentic worries about Arizona, Georgia, Texas and other states they once took for granted.
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That's all it took for Donald Trump to finally admit the President of the United States of America was born in the United States of America.
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Seeing as how Yeatts' dessert is the size of a medium-sized dog, you can imagine just how long it took for those crystals to form.
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The unions will survive and may even experience a renaissance once they search their souls and remould themselves to attract members they once took for granted.
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The boy's family says all it took for Corey to lose all hope was a short, irresponsible conversation with a police officer and a school dean.
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That might not be possible; look how much planning and execution it took for Tony and Peter to even come close to getting that glove off.
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All it took for Apple to have a slam-dunk event was updating the best machines in its lineup for the first time in years, surprise!
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The pair used a bodyboard to help keep Tilly's head above water, sitting by its side for the five hours it took for floods to subside.
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In the nineteen-twenties, an engineer's "half life of knowledge"—the time it took for half of his expertise to become obsolete—was thirty-five years.
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The film took for granted a broad cultural tolerance, if not an appetite, for enigma, as well as the time and inclination for parsing interpretive mysteries.
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In fact, the Eurostar trains that went between Paris and London — one of which I took for the final leg of the trip — were completely spotless.
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Actually, that was pretty much all it took for us to fall down the rabbit hole revisiting the books that scared us silly in our youth.
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"Hit this KK and become yourself," Khalifa said at the end of the rant, a weed reference Kanye West took for a dig at Kim Kardashian.
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But the range of images he took for the story, in contrast to those that editors selected, suggest that his concept differed considerably from his editors.
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For any team that we've seen go through a rebuild phase, typically it takes longer than it took for us to get back to this position.
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For millenniums Western philosophy took for granted the absolute distinction between the living and the nonliving, between nature and artifice, between non-sentient and sentient beings.
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Like others of his generation, he took for granted that he could study in other European countries and cross the Continent by rail without his passport.
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"I am embarrassed when I think how easily I took for granted my meetings with remarkable people," Kennedy Fraser wrote in Vogue of Ms. Stein's parties.
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All it took for this modern horror masterpiece's marketing team was a bunch of well-placed red balloons to strike fear into the hearts of cinemagoers.
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Watching a movie and dissecting it scene by scene afterward with my sisters is one of my keenest pleasures, one I took for granted in childhood.
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Readers get a glimpse into both Walton's personality and the effort it took for him to build what is now the largest retailer in the world.
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His time was 280 hours 43 minutes 24 seconds, including the 26 minutes it took for him to reach the start amid a throng of runners.
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Forty-one years into his marriage, George Shannon became better acquainted with a woman he once took for granted, and fell deeply in love with her.
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Laughing at black stereotypes or actors in blackface seemed acceptable in the '60s and I shudder to think how long it took for that to change.
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The study measured body movement, with participants playing a Rift game for 15 minutes and researchers recording the time it took for someone to feel nauseous.
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Leavitt discovered that the time it took for these stars to cycle could be used to calculate how far away the stars are in the sky.
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According to a 2012 press release from her office, she did so by introducing new technology including robotics to reduce the time it took for evidence analysis.
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For now, Brodsky hopes the public will see the courage it took for the suspects' parents to sit down for an interview and talk about their daughters.
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Three miles of train travel: the distance it took for an otherwise unremarkable trip, overseen by an engineer known for his prudence, to go violently, impossibly wrong.
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All it took for Mayweather to cinch his place at the top was one fight against Conor McGregor last March, which he earned $275 million for winning.
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The governor didn't make his opinion of the measure known during the nine months it took for SB 179 to make its way through the California Legislature.
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" But since then, he has "learned from her about her struggles and successes, the ingenuity required to accomplish simple daily tasks that I always took for granted.
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In October, Dunham revealed on Dax Shepard's podcast Armchair Expert that she was six months sober after kicking her use of Klonopin, which she took for anxiety.
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When NBC first announced a "true-crime" installment of its unkillable Law & Order franchise, the only surprising thing was how long it took for this to happen.
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"This is a moment when the rights I took for granted sadly are being threatened," Michelle Smith said before showing the new collection for her line, Milly.
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That's how long into the Wednesday semifinal game it took for Barcelona striker Neymar to score, setting the stage for Brazil's definitive 6-0 victory over Honduras.
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Lowe's said the latest results included $284.3 billion in pretax charges: $952 million was tied to a goodwill impairment charge Lowe's took for its business in Canada.
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We went through a hard time and I think people took for granted what we were bringing to the table—something that was revolutionary for the sport.
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He took for granted a world in which capital was brought to heel and trapped within national borders, so that egalitarian redistribution would not stir capital flight.
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In October, Dunham revealed on Dax Shepard's podcast Armchair Expert that she was six months sober after kicking her use of Klonopin, which she took for anxiety.
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They got their answer 23 hours and 22 minutes later, the time it took for the results to reach Earth: The set of four thrusters worked perfectly.
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Maybe things were different in an earlier, quieter era, before the days of pervasive amplification and before people took for granted having near-continuous connectivity to music.
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I dedicate this puzzle to the early morning Logic 101 class I took for a course requirement, that I totally didn't fall asleep in every single week.
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I see now that I took for granted that these parades would never build to anything truly threatening, and I think it's impossible to think that anymore.
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Cut off from homeownership — the principal avenue of wealth creation — African-Americans lost the opportunity to build the intergenerational wealth that white suburban families took for granted.
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But all it took for regular guy Nick Burchill to get banned from a posh Canadian hotel was an open window and a suitcase full of pepperoni.
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We had all sorts from country to gospel to rock musicians come to our house so I had a lot of exposure, which I took for granted.
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Running has helped me come face-to-face with what I took for granted: I believed my eating disorder was a story that belonged in the past.
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It was the first photograph he took for this series, and it inspired him to seek out other cinematic photographs that exist in everyday Los Angeles life.
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" That was what people took for granted about Alcott as recently as 1999: that she was a commercial and feminine writer, and as such, she was "minor.
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But it doesn't change the fact that he and Bannon understand that the populist wing of the party has the enthusiasm that conservatives once took for granted.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list of the positions he took for in-the-moment advantage that have been quickly converted into in-reality abandonment.
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On Marushevska's watch, the time it took for companies to clear customs in Odessa fell to 38 minutes from 4 hours and 48 minutes, her office said.
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With the asteroid remnants, scientists could study the mineralogy in detail, even estimating how many million years it took for the asteroid to cross paths with Earth.
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Rivera compared the media frenzy over Trump's call to the soldier's family to the criticism the administration took for its response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
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Recovery, this time, has been harder because of a somewhat stingy medication policy (I was on literally the same drug I took for an ear infection this spring).
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I came to appreciate Dallas more and all the things I took for granted like proximity to friends, family, wide open spaces, and a place to call home.
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For all the (deserved) heat that the team took for the controversial P.K. Subban trade, this is the sort of series where Weber can earn his massive contract.
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In both pig and mouse skin, the dressings were shown to close wounds much faster than traditional bandages, while reducing the time it took for them to heal.
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I found that in the few hours it took for me to send a super-size tampon into overflow territory, I would only have filled my cup halfway.
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More than that, every one of those games saw their first add-on in less time than it took for BioWare to announce Andromeda wouldn't be getting any.
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The police chief acknowledged that the families of both infants were made to "suffer in obscurity" during the nine months it took for investigators to complete their work.
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The trend of declining business start-ups has worsened to the point that our children may never know the range of opportunity Americans, until recently, took for granted.
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With the 400-plus photographs of storefront shops she took for her "Analogue" series, she created a vision of globalization as a vulnerable, grass-roots Tower of Babel.
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It's currently working to finalize a regulation that would allow for the detention of families during the months or years it took for their cases to be finalized.
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The campaign against him was intended to suggest that his views threatened other rights to intimate choices that people took for granted regardless of their views on abortion.
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"We have been anticipating this event for months, and have been surprised how long it took for the rift to break through the final few kilometers of ice,".
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To understand how much courage it took for Taylor Swift to post such a statement, you need to remember what happened to the Dixie Chicks back in 277.
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I have never been so impressed by Mr. Trifonov's virtuosity — the most musically comprehensive kind, which is what it took for him to play this work so magnificently.
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What I took for granted — the freedom to have agency over my body and life choices — is a right my daughters and their daughters may well be denied.
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Mr. Symington spent hours watching individual bees forage, timing how long it took for the different concentrations to go down the hatch and then come back up again.
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I think - - the Trump election was a reaction to the subversion of things we took for granted as being safe, law and order, foreign policy, national defense and borders.
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One user pointed out how long it took for a razor company to move b eyond typical women's razor commercials , which usually show a woman with already smooth legs.
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Mariah Carey was on the American Idol judging panel for a single season, but that's all it took for her to decide that it wasn't the gig for her.
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As I drove back home with my helmet sat buckled into the passenger seat of my car, I reflected on the what it took for this outfit to exist.
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In a release published Wednesday afternoon, Indivior said it had "substantially underestimated" the time it took for the drug's approval of medical benefit coverage to arrive to individual patients.
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A simple trip down a hole is all it took for hip-hop's punching bag to radically transform into one of the biggest stars in the music industry today.
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The praise mostly focused on the bravery it took for Eminem to speak out and his status as an ally to the black community was paraded throughout the night.
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The company is using the same strategy that it took for the dengue vaccine: Create a hybrid virus that is mostly yellow fever and just two parts Zika virus.
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In PBS/NOVA's Secret Life of Scientists episode, see how many forms of BB-8 it took for filmmakers to bring the robot into last year's The Force Awakens.
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In the time it took for me to realize that the grit I was chewing on was Nevada desert dust, Hyperloop One's open air propulsion system test was done.
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Dining | New Jersey One bite of the sliced filet mignon that accompanied my chopped salad at Sofia was all it took for me to feel a pang of regret.
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I never even traded texts with some of these women — the extent of our interaction was the millisecond it took for us to swipe right on each other's profile.
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Dent called the new bill an "exercise in blame-shifting" by the Freedom Caucus to avoid the heat they took for standing in the way of the previous version.
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"Indeed, Alexander's actions were just a sampling in a long series of inappropriate, discriminatory actions that he, Kalanick and Michael took for years without any consequences," the complaint said.
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One memorable clip was filmed from the back of a Jaguar D-Type that Mike Hawthorn took for a practice lap before the 1956 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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He is in the process of evaluating steep tariffs on automobiles under Section 232 of the trade law, the same approach he took for the aluminum and steel tariffs.
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Among the positives, it suggested the use hydroxychloroquine in combination with azithromycin, an antibacterial drug, appeared to speed up the time it took for patients to beat the virus.
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They can make it hard to remember where home is, to recognize language and customs that we once took for granted and to figure out where we now belong.
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It is hard to walk past the barricades today without remembering America's innocence, and even harder to explain to our children the glasnost we took for granted back then.
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Hold them to the same level of hard work and dedication that it took for you to get to where you are now, and where you will eventually go.
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This time around, we wanted to try something slightly more ambitious than usual, so we've documented all the steps that it took for the final shot to come together.
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The satellite's measurements showed that, in Ohio in the 20 days it took for Exxon to plug the well, about 120 metric tons of methane an hour were released.
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Perhaps more to the point, Labour under Mr. Corbyn failed to develop a really assertive, popular strategy for reviving the postindustrial regions it took for granted for too long.
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Politicians in Washington expressed anger at how long it took for Homeland Security to notify the states, and called for stronger, more sophisticated election systems to block future cyber attacks.
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Filming will probably last until April 2018, giving us a potential air date of sometime in September 2018, assuming post-production takes the same time it took for season 7.
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Sensors then capture the reflected light when it bounces back, and researchers measure and calculate how long it took for the reflected light to return to the point of origin.
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Considering how long it took for Hayek to post this special moment you have to wonder: Did the 50-year-old actress ask fashion's high priestess for permission to post?
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In 2009, then-Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's statement that he would not let another major bank go under was what it took for the stock market to start recovering.
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The three went their separate ways, but never got over the fact that the game they took for granted as kids had such an elitist reputation in the big city.
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Florida teen wins $26,000 a year for life A one dollar investment is all it took for an 18-year-old Florida woman to win a set salary for life.
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In his chambers, every case was debated as long and as fully as it took for the justice to conclude that he had arrived at the best answer he could.
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It's also unfair to compare it to the pricier Pro Eye, which I took for a quick spin for an impromptu Home Run Derby in the middle of the booth.
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But it's important to remember the journey it took for her to get here, a journey that meant she was unable to release or perform music for a long time.
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It's a little insane to think about how long it took for Apple to create one of these, but I'm very glad it's finally here — and shipping right away, too.
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Jones did not play in the finals that year, but he saw what it took for Quick, one of the best goalies in the league, to accomplish hockey's ultimate goal.
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The first great wave of women-led reform took for granted that women inhabited a noble, hygienically refined realm far above the base and corruption-prone system of
male politics.
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Few games unnerved me in the record time it took for me to audibly gasp while playing The Static Speaks My Name, which takes less than 10 minutes to finish.
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A missed swat at Shoudai's head was all it took for the yokozuna to fall on his hands and move into the second day of the tournament at 0-1.
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We spent the hour it took for a repairman to arrive thumbing through ads for Bridget Bardot bras and Plymouth Valiant cars in our copy of Life magazine from 1960.
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And you could still get it there in 10 days or 100 days rather than the almost 10 years it took for the New Horizons mission to make the trek.
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Also, I wasn't sure how long it took for the baby to drop, but my stomach was moving furiously and I might go into labor right on these desks. Mrs.
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" And "because of what it took for me to get there" -- Lockard, now a professor in Hawaii, had battled addiction and homelessness -- "I knew was much stronger than they were.
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"I remember once when I was on that side and we were looking for documents, I remember precisely how long it took for those documents to come across," he continued.
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So on a resupply mission, the doctors sent up an oral anticoagulant, which the astronaut took for several months before doctors deemed it safe for them to return to Earth.
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Of all the chilling statistics, one stands out: 33 years is the average time it took for victims to overcome decades of personal despair and go to authorities with complaints.
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Trump's call occurred on a Sunday in the middle of a quiet holiday week, which could have added to the time it took for the required officials to sign off.
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And who can blame them, when Trump prefers to bypass traditional methods of communicating important messages, firing off tweets faster than the time it took for "covfefe" to go viral?
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Mr. Mouton said he performed a trial of the time it took for a guard to investigate an alert, racing one of his guards to the top of the attic.
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To the San Jose Sharks, any extra time it took for the 22-year-old from Switzerland to get to where he is today, the wait was more than worth it.
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As with the JAMA study, outside experts such as Cohen complained the study took for granted that the diplomats had been attacked by some device and accordingly came to their conclusion.
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That's how long it took for 64-year-old Stephen Paddock to kill 323 people, injure 489 others, and turn the final night of a country music festival into a massacre.
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He simply wanted to improve the dismal living conditions of his countrymen, which mattered more to him than the Soviet Union's geopolitical status as a superpower, which he took for granted.
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Looking at the tracklist now there are a lot of songs that we maybe took for granted at the time that have now found themselves to be cult favorites or whatever.
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In an interview aired on CBS this week, Rakeyia Scott said she believed the medication her husband took for his injuries had caused him to be confused by police officers' demands.
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In 2011, for example, a French teacher had his Facebook account suspended after posting a photo of Gustave Courbet's painting "L'Origine du Monde" (1866), which the site's moderators took for pornography.
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But the future seems much less familiar than it once did, and if last year taught us anything, it's that many of the things we took for granted are at risk.
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" Dunn added that "By studying this event, we learn about what happened to biodiversity in the past following destruction of Earth's ecosystems and how long it took for biodiversity to recover.
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It jars Mr. Brown to realize that he may no longer have time to get around to everything he wished to do, a notion his young self blithely took for granted.
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What I'm getting at is many of the characters in this show—Dud and Ernie, in particular—are, however poorly, trying reconstruct the past, which they perhaps once took for granted.
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I can't say, precisely, how long it took for her to get to her real subject—the all-pervasive white man—but there he was, lurking behind almost everything she said.
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I think about the foresight and sheer leaps of intelligence it took for Crandall, for Harris, for Sutton and Garrison, to imagine a world that most around them could not imagine.
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In a recent interview, Araki discussed what it took for one of the key figures of the New Queer Cinema era to make a show so fitting with the Trump era.
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But the wait to get a seat in the airy upstairs dining room was matched by the time it took for my order to arrive: a good 40 minutes or so.
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"They were giving her hydros like they were Tic Tacs," Ms. Coffey said, referring to hydrocodone, a powerful opioid that her 29-year-old daughter took for more than a year.
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"The hit we took for taking time off was more than we thought it was going to be, but we were happy with that choice in the end," she tells CNBC.
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The party, meanwhile, is quite obviously of that moment, that fraction of a second it took for the image of the young woman and the blur around her to be registered.
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Mohammed's husband was killed in a shootout and four of her 11 children went missing over the time it took for her family to gradually make its way to the camps.
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I tap the neon button and the clock starts, comping me a reasonable approximation of the time it took for the Watch to be sure what sort of activity it was detecting.
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Erik had accompanied Aimee on a job interview in Lower Manhattan on 9/11; he still recalls the terrifying two hours it took for them to find each other amid the chaos.
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By measuring the size and growth rates of these rims, the researchers were able to determine the length of time it took for an explosion to happen once the collapse phase begins.
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And I think its hard again to remember, but I think if you go back and look at some of the footage, we took for granted that he was a charismatic figure.
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Read these stories next: This Video Shows How Easy It Is To Explain Being Intersex 7 Major Steps People Took For Intersex Rights In 2017 What Does It Mean To Be Intersex?
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Shannon was inside all of three minutes which was the time it took for the girl behind the desk to reach into the birthday joint jar and hand her a free joint.
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Critics say the system is patchy, unpredictable and access can be withdrawn at short notice, citing the four years it took for Europe and the United States to agree on clearing rules.
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This power propels the GT S from 0 to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds compared to the 3.6 seconds it took for the SLS to hit the same speed from a standstill.
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All it took for The Shadowboxers to get the attention of now-mentor Justin Timberlake was to simply say something on social media— and with it came the opportunity of a lifetime.
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I had loved her before then, but like most young people, my affection was little more than a simple appreciation for the comforts and privileges most Americans enjoyed and took for granted.
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That was how long it took for France, the host of the European Championships, the team with the weight of history and home weighing down on it, to emerge from its stupor.
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"It's because of how long it took for everyone to realize what's going on — that's why it went from a small recall to the largest recall in American history," Mr. Rosekind said.
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"The decision we took for withdrawal, it stands, but we have to update our Executive Board (EB) after this discussion," said the IOA chief who also heads the International Hockey Federation (FIH).
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The only time in her life she ever got anywhere was when she circumvented the rules and took for herself what appeared to be given to the Nancy Kerrigans of the world.
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Jonathan Bachman's recent photo of a Black Lives Matter protester in Baton Rouge being arrested, which he took for Reuters, is one of those wire photos destined to become an iconic image.
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Everything that it took for a man like Sisi to rise in revolutionary Egypt—secrecy, silence, and commitment to the system—has also made it impossible for him to enact real change.
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The set followed a rather R-rated introduction by radio personality Howard Stern, who bemoaned how long it took for the band that sold more than 130 million albums to be inducted.
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Jaime didn't seem that torn-up about potentially killing a child — if that's what it took for his affair with his twin sister, Cersei (Lena Headey), to be kept secret, so be it.
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Its ascent from 10,000 to 20,000, doubling in value, has been sluggish compared to the time it took for the Dow to double in value three times in the late 1980s and 1990s.
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What it took for them to be where they are, what it takes for them to get up each day and get out of the house knowing they could be assaulted or killed.
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On Sunday, she shared a behind-the-scenes video showing us just a peek at what it took for her to become a sexy, vulnerable, shape-shifting alien entertainer for Luc Besson's film.
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And I really think I placed more importance on my relationships with my friends and my coach and my family, and that was something that I took for granted a few years ago.
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Then, the length of time it took for her campaign to say what is wrong -- with journalists in the dark about where she was -- fostered the idea that something was being covered up.
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Still reeling over the heartbreak that was Rihanna's latest Fenty creeper drop, if you weren't able to snag a pair in the mere 35 minutes it took for the shoes to sell out?
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Then the Greeks inside the horse had to remain completely silent and cool for as long as it took for the Trojans to pull them into the city and for night to fall.
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Bauer then threw a fastball off the outside edge of the plate, which Sanchez took for a ball, before returning to the curveball, which Sanchez flailed at as it bounced in the dirt.
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Two out of 52 weeks a year — not much in the grand scheme of things, but still that's all it took for me to know her, and for me to love her profoundly.
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Dozens of students held a "lie-in" protest near the White House on Monday, demonstrating the amount of time it took for the 19-year-old alleged gunman to complete his killing rampage.
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With regards to verifying the comments, I'm in STL undergoing treatment, again, and not in NY, thus I lack access to my notebooks (which I took for most stories) to address these matters.
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The federal government's case, in one sentence: If that were all it took for a state to sue the federal government over a policy it didn't like, the courts would be clogged forever.
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"Alexander's actions were just a sampling in a long series of inappropriate, discriminatory actions that he, Kalanick and Michael took for years without any consequences," the suit says before listing the investigation's latest findings.
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But even he was a bit surprised by how long it took for him to crack his latest thriller, Split, about a kidnapper (James McAvoy) who appears to be suffering from dissociative identity disorder.
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It physically hurts that the amount of time it took for me to pull the cash out of my wallet equals the amount of time it takes to eat those tiny-ass granola bars.
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Ted Cruz's wife Heidi on Tuesday reportedly tried to energize supporters by comparing her husband's failure to clinch the Republican presidential nomination this year to how long it took for abolitionists to end slavery.
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The gap between the quickness with which we read the words and the time it took for the artist to make all the dots in the painting is another unsettling current animating these paintings.
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We're talking vacuums, space saving storage, command hooks — you know, the things that they probably took for granted while living at home (or the things they won't want to spend their own money on).
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This is what wakes him up: not the loss of face in front of his classmates, not the military failure, but the love he took for granted while trying to be someone he wasn't.
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That's all it took for three thieves in San Antonio, Texas, to make off with a 16-inch horn shark named Miss Helen from the city's aquarium over the weekend, the Washington Post reports.
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That's the amount of time the clear screen said it took for Josh to beat Lucky Draw, and it's been estimated that properly making it through Lucky Draw takes between four and five seconds.
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It might seem like a minor distinction, but even the six weeks it took for Game of Thrones' final season to unfold over gives lots of time for discussion to reach a fever pitch.
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The show was a success, but they figured that once Hillary Clinton won—something they took for granted as a foregone conclusion, and later had to own up to post-election—they'd move on.
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I'm not gonna tell you that sometimes people like the South Koreans will not dump, or sell their products in the U.S. at a cost below what it took for them to make them.
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Walkability in a given pair of shoes, a concept I took for granted as a male, became a selling point as I switched aisles — except when it isn't, and I still buy them anyway.
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For this study, published in 29 in Psychological Science, Pennebaker's team analyzed how people's blog entries changed after the 211/11 attacks, and how long it took for them to go back to normal.
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"We have been anticipating this event for months, and have been surprised how long it took for the rift to break through the final few kilometers of ice," Luckman said, according to USA Today.
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Here's what it took for her to make it happen: Kern Lima's tendency to follow her instincts started with her decision to go where no one in her immediate family had gone before — college.
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"All of a sudden I get a text from her with a [picture of a] pregnancy test," he said, joking that all it took for Hashian to get pregnant was one look from him.
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After finding a tumor in my thyroid and battling through a few other health concerns, I can't help but think back to at all those toxic meds and shots that I took for years.
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The company is recognized by the president of the board for increasing productivity by huge margins in only six weeks—the time it took for women to take over and establish fair labor practices.
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Seventy minutes is all it took for staff to ring up five separate transactions on his card, plus a final one of £1,650 [$2,279] on a company card when his own account ran dry.
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Parker began the at-bat with two off-speed pitches to work an 251-250 count and then threw two more — one that Ortiz took for a ball and another that he fouled off.
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"I don't want any of you who are a lot younger ever to take for granted what it took for people like Tom Gallagher to pave the way for all of you," she said.
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So the Wilkinsons are living a more acute version of our collective dilemma: longing for connections they once took for granted, terrified of making mistakes and unsure how to get through the coming months.
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Since the Industrial Revolution, the change in environmental conditions produced by humans is comparable to what it took for natural processes to grow, kill and bury the forest over the course of 100,000 years.
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At the moment, it's millennials who are accused of this kind of entitlement, despite their shrinking access to nice things — secure jobs, employer-provided health care, affordable housing — that baby boomers took for granted.
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Here's what it took for past presidents to reach an approval rating differential of minus 403 or worse: ■ Harry Truman reached it in September 1946, after serving in office for more than a year.
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Pryce Taylor's was over in nine seconds, the amount of time it took for a bow-tied judge in Lake Charles, La., to declare his opponent the winner in an Olympic qualifier in December.
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What makes it so attractive universally, however, is Gomez transparently laying down what it took for her to realize she was in a relationship with someone who she loved more than they loved her.
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She was at the top of her field, breaking down barriers and making history — and she was taking the opportunity to talk about the intensely hard work it took for her to get there.
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Tears ran down her cheeks as she stared out over the crowd for the rest of a speech that lasted six minutes and 20 seconds, the time it took for the gunman to slaughter them.
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There are things you want it to do, like monitor your heart rate, your pace, the time it took for you to complete your last sprint, and whether your sprints are getting faster over time.
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For all the (mostly deserved) shit Apple took for throttling the processing power on older devices in order to preserve battery life, the company is actually pretty good at continuing to support its older phones.
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"Taking the weather," Mr. Hendrickson called his task, though to judge from his interviews, and from the meticulous handwritten records he kept over the years, he gave far more than he took, for no recompense.
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But for survivors of revenge porn, the nonconsensual sharing of intimate images, that ripple effect can prove disastrous, with consequences that last far longer than the seconds it took for someone to post the photo.
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"It's too many lives being took, there's too many lives just being took for mistakes," said Temple, who, along with the rest of his team, wore warm-up gear last week imprinted with Clark's name.
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I guarantee you it'll help you stand up a little straighter, feel a little braver, knowing that the things you joked about and even took for granted can be your secret weapons for your future.
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For decades, was the world's largest importer of waste — a status that many countries took for granted, going by the reaction to Beijing's surprise decision to stop taking in 24 types of scraps starting 2018.
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A subheading on Monday with an obituary about the North Korean nuclear negotiator Kang Sok-ju misstated how long it took for an agreement he negotiated with the United States in 1994 to fall apart.
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"I remember thinking how proud I was of both of them — how much courage that took for each of them to say they were gay and to share their lives with the world," Alan says.
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This is not how the story usually goes, but as it turns out, her time away was exactly how long it took for the market to demand more high-end sweets made from esoteric grains.
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Of the thousands of photographs he took for the lengthy project, called "The Airplane as Art," Mr. Seidemann produced boxed sets of 302 prints, some of which included the signatures of 75 of his subjects.
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With four kids now ages 13 to 17 between us, we created a kind of modern version of the traditional network of aunts, uncles and cousins that many Americans took for granted in previous generations.
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"First off, I'm going to start off by putting this price tag right here as a reminder for you guys to know how much Marco Rubio took for every student's life in Florida," Hogg said.
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That's what it took for Handbook for Mortals to fly under the New York Times's radar all the way to the top of the YA hardcover best-sellers list, until YA readers started to investigate.
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This once overwhelmingly dominant bloc should have much to learn from the failure of Hillary Clinton and her Democratic team that so badly misjudged the temper of these times and the voters they took for granted.
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On Friday, a Seattle judge blocked the order but many in Britain are angry about the measure, which they see as discriminatory, and the time it took for Prime Minister Theresa May's government to criticise it.
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Jay Z pens a remorseful ode to his fractured marriage in "4:44", rapping that it "took for my child to be born, see through a woman's eyes" in reference to the couple's daughter Blue Ivy.
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The Jane the Virgin star is opening up exclusively to PeopleStyle about her battle with a thyroid disorder, and exactly what it took for her to find the courage to become the actress she is today.
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This missed opportunity to amass wealth that white Americans took for granted is evident to this day in a yawning black-white wealth gap and in worse health, living conditions and educational opportunities for African-Americans.
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On Friday, a Seattle judge blocked the order but many in Britain are angry about the measure, which they see as discriminatory, and the time it took for Prime Minister Theresa May's government to criticize it.
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Growing up, I think [I was mostly influenced by] my family and my dad—my dad went to French cooking school and has always home cooked all my meals, which is something I took for granted.
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The very idea of utopia—a place where everyone is happy—could not have occurred to people who took for granted that individuals have irreconcilable desires and ideals, and that conflict is therefore impossible to eliminate.
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In a lengthy interview with "Fox & Friends," his preferred morning program, Mr. Trump was asked about "the heat" he took for attending a "Make America Great Again" rally in Pennsylvania as a deadly hurricane hit Florida.
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"The stereotype of African-Americans in this country was that we weren't thinkers, but Hansberry was thinking, batting around ideas, putting forth 'what ifs' and challenging suppositions that everyone else took for granted," Ms. Jackson said.
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His impassioned analyses of racial disconnection was part of our connection; the historical failure of black and white to cohere became part of our personal coherence that, even as it grew, I never took for granted.
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It is taking longer than it took for NASA to put a man on the moon, but in the coming months, the company will begin to sell K-Cups made of material that is easily recycled.
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But the $878 million that Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips took for their evening contemporary sales is still well below the $1.1 billion the equivalent auctions achieved at the last peak of the market, in May 2015.
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William Friedkin, the Oscar-winning director of "The French Connection" (1971), observed that the police in that film, based on a true story, took for granted that they could do what they wished with criminal suspects.
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"I'm going to start off by putting this price tag right here as a reminder for you guys to know how much Marco Rubio took for every student's life in Florida," Hogg said in his speech.
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And when I was struggling with telling stories I wanted to tell in the ways I wanted to tell them every month, I'd bemoan the freedoms I took for granted working as a journalist in Canada.
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Researchers used a hidden timer to measure how long it took for men from five countries (The Netherlands, UK, Spain, Turkey, and the US) to orgasm and ejaculate after their penis was inserted into the vagina.
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In a post on his website, Luu explains that he tested the time it took for him to press a key input on a keyboard to when that input appeared on the display in a terminal window.
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Tumemenko, who identified Smich as one of the two passengers he took for a test drive from a photo lineup, told the court he mentioned being familiar with diesel engines from his time in the Israeli army.
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Independence Day is about our difficult birth as a nation, about the moral courage it took for people living in 13 disparate colonies to throw off what they called the absolute tyranny of Britain's King George III.
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I found myself searching various platforms for various Tetris editions and trolling the Tetris Wiki, endlessly fascinated by the stick-to-itiveness of this simple game and astonished at what it took for it to get here.
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By shooting a laser beam down the length of each tunnel and timing how long it took for each to be reflected off a mirror at the far end, the experimenters could precisely measure the tunnels' length.
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That's all it took for the United States to go from being one of the first countries to launch a spacecraft off this big, blue marble to finally retiring a much more advanced version of that spacecraft.
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As a result, many of the photos he took for newspapers have come to seem as much archetypal as records of specific events; an existential inquiry into innocence and evil, suffering and endurance, as much as journalism.
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"Their hard work was inspiring and I hope Nigerians can appreciate what it took for them to achieve this," Solomon Ogba, president of the Bobsled and Skeleton Sports Federation of Nigeria said, as reported by The Independent.
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If you notice a post, photo, or video of something especially touching or beautiful, share it with your kid and comment on how much courage it took for the poster to share their story or creative expression.
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Not only would such a tweet get the focus and attention he wanted, it would have been based on an election narrative most of the news media and a lot of the public already took for granted.
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And after 13 months away from the fight game, Rousey's reliability and consistency—traits we took for granted—only look more impressive now that the kingdom she once ruled with an iron fist has descended into anarchy.
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Test #2: Although Spanish speakers understood the passage of time with growing lines, they were tripped up when asked to estimate the amount of time it took for a cup to fill halfway and completely with water.
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He points out though that the roughly 5 million training games of self-play it took for AlphaGo Zero to beat AlphaGo is "vastly more" than the number of games Sedol had played to become a champion.
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The council looked at 34 case studies between 2001 and 2014 and measured the time it took for travel and tourism to return to normal as well as an estimate of lost arrivals due to the crisis.
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There's also a new HBO Now Daydream app, which Lucas took for a spin, as well as a fun LEGO building experience and a horror game from Aspyr that I was honestly too afraid to check out.
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But most were determined that the black people who had made the Old South rich now deserved the same rights their former owners took for granted—rights they knew would require thousands of federal troops to guarantee.
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For several weeks now—including since Labor Day, when most Americans truly began paying attention to the campaigns—these truths, which we all took for granted six months ago, have not been communicated to glancing news consumers.
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In this Ask A Dev, iOS engineer Eric Miller shares what it took for him to become a lean, mean, iOS and Swift development machine, as well as how he trains every day to stay that way.
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There was a pair of boots that I took for myself (they were super cool and my size, which was exciting), and it was nice to look through the cards that people had made for my mom.
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The company raised an undisclosed seed round last year which, in addition to the money it took for its place at Y Combinator, gives it sufficient capital to "sustain ourselves for a long time," according to Aatrey.
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Mr. Putnam was drawn to a speech that Ms. McGrath had given when she was inducted into the Kentucky Aviation Hall of Fame and recounted what it took for a woman to be successful in the military.
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BELLY KOREAN BACON SHOP A mere three months as a brick-and-mortar location in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was all it took for this restaurant featuring a bacon omakase to acquire enough of a following to branch out.
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In her deposition, Diana Munson was asked if her husband took greenies, when he played, a reference to the amphetamines that many players, in the decades before drug testing, took for the jolt of energy they provided.
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A physician assistant figured out why: the patient had run out of naproxen, an analgesic medication she took for her migraine attacks, which in rare instances can produce soft-tissue swelling, through both allergic and nonallergic mechanisms.
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"Since the time that I came out here," she said, "it has been 6 minutes and 20 seconds" -- the amount of time, she explained, that it took for the gunman to kill 17 people at her school.
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An Op-Ed essay on Thursday about the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief program misstated the length of time it took for the number of new H.I.V. infections a year in Malawi to drop 76 percent.
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If anyone doubts the need for sanity, just look at the five continuing resolutions it took for Congress to get to the $28500 trillion omnibus that will fund the government for the remainder of the fiscal year.
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Then, when the first turtle broke out of its egg, the circuit was broken and the scientists could observe the number of days that it took for the clutch of turtles to break out of the sand.
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In the time it took for me to take one order and enter it in the computer, she had served a tray with nicely made tap beers to four different tables and given everybody the correct cutlery.
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The time that it took for the debate over what to do with the children of refugees seeking asylum in the United States to go from frank and meaningful to pointless and onanistic was just a few days.
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Zuckerberg said he doesn't know how long it'll take to build out VR's ecosystem but is guessing it'll take at least 10 years, the same amount of time it took for BlackBerry to reach a billion smartphone units.
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They picked out and compared the spoken renditions of the nouns and verbs, focusing not on how long it took for each word to be spoken but on what was happening in the half-second preceding each word.
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"Working with Yvon and his wife, and being a climber and skier, you begin to see that the natural world you took for granted was not as it seemed -- things were really beginning to break down," says Tompkins.
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By measuring the time it took for the waves to rebound, and by looking at alterations in the waves' characteristics, Anandakrishnan's team could gain clues about the depth and makeup of the glacier's bed, thousands of feet below.
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The only advice I would give to closeted entertainers today is the advice I took for myself: It was lonely and it was scary and it was dark and I was unhappy, so be true to thine self.
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He points out how long it took for the plan to even be released, comparing Republican lawmakers to George R.R. Martin and the infernal wait for the next book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series.
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This helps us to better understand how customers move through and between stations — we look at how long it took for a device to travel between stations, the routes the device took and waiting times at busy periods.
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And, of course, we were surrounded by an ur-culture in India that we loved and explored and took for granted, as young people do—while enjoying the foreigner's distance from India's own racial enmities and historical hatreds.
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Perhaps they'll consider the incredible courage it took for those Founding Fathers to "hang together," as Franklin famously advised, noting that they would certainly "hang separately" were they not unified in their treasonous rebellion against the British crown.
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That was all it took for Trump to come out swinging in a pair of tweets on Sunday, writing that Ball was ungrateful for the president's assistance and that he should have left the basketball players in jail.
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Ever since Mr. Buttigieg was first elected in 2011, many in South Bend took for granted that he aspired to higher office, with the support of the local Democratic machine, and was carefully building a record of accomplishments.
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Some friends and family think this is unnecessary, but I remember the few days of fuel protests in September 2000; that's all it took for supermarkets to run out of food and garages to run dry of petrol.
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I was also able to see a tiny bit of what my mother's childhood might have been like on the island and to develop a deeper appreciation for what it took for her to survive in New York.
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However, a defeated Biden, one who loses his fourth state out of four, one he (and everyone else) once took for granted, opens up the floodgates to his fellow moderates who will feign support while hiding their glee.
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All it took for the Twins to snap a four-game losing streak was a badly misjudged popup by Angels first baseman Jefry Marte and clutch hits by left-handed hitters Eddie Rosario and Jason Castro off Alvarez.
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The leap of faith each took for the other came to a spectacular conclusion on Monday night, when L.S.U. capped a magical season with a 42-25 victory over Clemson to win the national championship at the Superdome.
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She also noted that others might be quick to make assumptions in their own observations, but this paper demonstrates just how much work and how much time it took for the scientists to conclude they were spotting a TDE.
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The effort it took for the participants to think of themselves in the third person was also recorded, and it was found that third-person self-talk didn't take any extra effort than self-talk in the first person.
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One of the officials added that North Korea had generally been shortening the time it took for them to prepare missiles to be launched, potentially decreasing the warning time the United States and allies have to detect the launches.
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"We can only know what God is not, not what God is," Williams writes in "Naked Mind," a piece that makes no pretense of being anything other than spiritual instruction, and which I took for the collection's thesis statement.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia unveiled a new luxury sedan at a Moscow motor show on Wednesday and also showed off the Russian-built limousine that President Vladimir Putin took for a televised drive during his swearing-in ceremony in May.
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He lists how long it took for moderators to take down the original postings from the shooters (varying from a few minutes to several hours) and says that all deleted content is removed by hand from 8chan's human moderators.
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"I'm going to start off by putting this price tag right here as a reminder for you guys to know how much Marco Rubio took for every student's life in Florida," Parkland survivor David Hogg says at #MarchForOurLives. pic.twitter.
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Since my accident, I have been humbled to realize the often dire effect of civic dysfunction on the vulnerable, and have had to recognize that some of what I once took for resourcefulness was in truth enabled by privilege.
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"We took for granted the fact that the White House and the Department of Education supported accepting and advancing these rights, and we can't take that for granted anymore," said Michele Dauber, a professor at Stanford University Law School.
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In the five games it took for the Mets to upend the favored Baltimore Orioles, Kranepool and three other left-handed hitters — Art Shamsky, Ken Boswell and Wayne Garrett — were in the starting lineup just once, for Game 250.
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Recently, German physicists at LMU Munich and the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics (MPQ) measured the time it took for one of the two electrons in a helium atom to leave the atom after it interacted with light.
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It doesn't spell out what it and virtually every other influential institution in the country took for granted: The mainstream media, as we now think of it, imposed filters of reporting, fact-checking, and editing in deciding what was newsworthy.
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When it comes to the gadgets we use the most, sometimes a little extra transparency can go a long way — just think about how long it took for us to find out what went wrong with the Galaxy Note 7.
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The longer it took for officials at FBI headquarters and at the Justice Department to decide how to proceed with the matter, the more conspiracies spread among some agents that perhaps senior FBI officials were trying to cover up the matter.
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Third Point is interested in finding out why Dorrance, a grandson of former company chief John Dorrance, has not moved more quickly to reduce the loans he took for which he pledged roughly $500 million of his Campbell shares as collateral.
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But we gain virtually none of the benefits of that fame, none of the glamor or the institutional support to help deal with the invasiveness of celebrity and how it can eat away at every boundary you ever took for granted.
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Soaring incomes, the opening ofIKEA stores and a mushrooming of cafés, bars and nightclubs in Moscow were not taken as an achievement of the state, for which they should be grateful, but as a norm which they took for granted.
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As a baseball fan in recovery, I am in awe of the strength it took for Sabathia not just to face down his disease but to talk openly about the issue, even when he was in the thick of it.
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At the formal midtown restaurant where V's visiting grandmother took the two of us to lunch one day, I was given a blue blazer to wear with my black jeans, and this was all it took for me to pass.
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On "Hell for It," he ducks in and out of the tale of his early years, from his mother's financial struggles to the 12-hour bus rides to New York he took for a record deal that didn't pan out.
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He said it was a sigh of relief when I had to leave — and, as I recall in that particular situation, the reason I excused myself was that the floor was constantly empty, which I took for people not being social.
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More than 16,000 body parts that had not been identified or returned to families were dried to delay decomposition and to redeem Dr. Hirsch's pledge to do whatever it took, for as long as it took, to identify every victim.
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"It's hard to pick out any concrete example, but you talk to these people and you get bombarded with all these different perspectives on things that you just sort of took for granted as a universal thought process," Wallick says.
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You didn't know that cuffing season existed and the true reality of millennial hookup culture has come crushing down on you as quickly as it took for their unattended phone to voice a series of soft chimes of Tinder matches?
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Ms. Wu said that right from the start of the process, she and her husband were in agreement about what they wanted to achieve and remained so through the 18 months it took for contractors to gut and renovate the place.
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We weren't able to have our official ceremony in our Episcopal church because we didn't want to wait the three weeks it took for the banns to be published; we were too afraid the right would somehow be snatched from us.
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It didn't matter that he lived in Ohio and I in a dreary town in the West Midlands; I was experiencing a small slice of normality that all my peers took for granted, and to which my access was otherwise blocked.
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The more viable and practical screening and treatment access points we put in place, the higher the likelihood of minimized chaos, crowded waiting lines, and an expedited return the social freedoms that we all took for granted will become possible again.
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Hungry City 7 Photos View Slide Show ' Growing up in Hokkaido, Japan, Yudai Kanayama took for granted the uni (sea urchin) that makes its home in the island's cool, pristine waters, its hard, round shell hidden inside a crown of thorns.
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" She also said the award would show that the university recognizes "the inordinate courage it took for her to take the moral and ethical stand that she did in testifying about her sexual assault experience in front of the world.
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That's what it takes for a bitter failed presidential candidate who has enriched herself dozens of times over to still sit there and nurse a grudge over how long it took for her main rival in the primary to endorse her.
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But there's more to it than that: For progressives, moderates and "Never Trump" Republicans, the political order they long took for granted — defined by polarization, yes, but also by a commitment to basic principles of democracy and decency — is suddenly gone.
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Adam Schiff of California, says he will make a motion when the committee meets Monday to grant the whole House access to the Democratic memo, too, a step Republicans took for Nunes' memo earlier this month ahead of the potential release.
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If SpaceX does start flying Falcon 9s again in November, that would amount to just a three-month grounding of the rockets, far shorter than the six months it took for the company to return to flight after the 2015 accident.
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After supper, when the table was cleared and dishes were done, after her bath was taken and jammies were on, the three of us sat at the maple kitchen table in the designated places we took for dinner each night.
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Ingolstadt, then of the second tier in Germany, came in with an offer in 2011, but Dacia were still holding Ricketts' registration and, in the time it took for FIFA to intervene and make an emergency decision on the case, the offer lapsed.
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The big stories of the year were deeply troubling, whether it was the privacy and platform manipulation issues that ravaged Facebook, Google and Twitter, or the hit Amazon took for treating the HQ2 bid as a beauty contest for the prettiest corporate handout.
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If you have to, forget the guts it took for her to step back into the spotlight, back out on stage, knowing full well the ridicule and speculation that would come with it—that some people were probably expecting her to fail.
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The practical result is the need for 24-hour care, no privacy for any bodily functions or getting dressed, or anything else that I took for granted, including my freedom, not the political freedom, but freedom to use my body to live life.
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To some extent Circa 2345 is just your standard "our generation destroyed the Earth, and the far future looks back on our luxurious lives in wonderment at what we took for granted while cursing our stupidity for letting it go" science fiction.
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US officials, puzzling over what they say was an hour-long delay before soldiers requested aerial support, believe the time it took for the more heavily armed militants to arrive may have led the troops to underestimate the gravity of the attack.
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In the post, Serhant revealed that he and his wife "waited almost 3 years to meet" their daughter and detailed the emotional process it took for them to get to the point of becoming parents, writing a lengthy message addressed to the newborn.
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That's how long it took for an unidentified criminal in Miami Beach to install a skimming device designed to steal credit card data on top of a gas station's payment terminal, according to a video released by the local police last week.
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This is a significant loss for people who may not have used the site anymore, but took for granted that it would remain an online scrapbook of the years when Myspace was the go-to social network, including for musicians promoting their work.
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It was a weird thing to have to finish the book, realizing that everything I took for granted as I was writing the book was wrong, and that something else had happened, and what these female creators were doing was almost more important.
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Instead of going along with the received wisdom that the Jedi are virtuous crusaders for peace and justice, and that imperial oppressors have to be fought at all costs, Mr Johnson keeps questioning and mocking everything we took for granted about the series.
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EXO Don't Mess Up My TempoK-pop fans aren't used to having to wait long for new music, a luxury that many realized they took for granted during the year EXO took to release their November comeback, Don't Mess Up My Tempo.
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But then she had always sprung surprises, bewitching a billion people as the shy girl from Sivakasi who, like the town's famous firecrackers, could go from silent doll to live wire in the split second it took for the cameras to roll.
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Weinstein was never a candidate for office, but his longtime support for Democrats has been well-documented, as has the uncomfortably long time it took for the Clintons and the Obamas, who benefited from his contributions and his fundraising, to disavow him.
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I took for granted I'd be back on skates quickly and when that didn't happen I had to push myself so hard – even with as little as one hour's sleep at times – just to get back to playing the sport I love.
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But even the most sanguine moments on "Big Bad Luv"—"Love ain't a sickness, though I once thought it was," he sings on "Lies I Chose to Believe," nodding toward explicit growth—betray the battles it took for him to get there. ♦
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I have refrained so far from physical description of these women, in part because I grew impatient with Gabriel's references to their looks—although, in fairness, she is reflecting an emphasis that her subjects took for granted every day, as women still do.
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Earlier this week dozens of students held a "lie-in" protest near the White House, lasting only a few minutes to represent the short amount of time it took for 19-year-old alleged gunman Nikolas Cruz to complete his killing rampage.
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That said, basing those assertions on their natural talent is not only plain wrong, but it also cheapens the daily work and effort that it took for whatever talent they did or didn't have to manifest to the degree that it did.
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Private wealth clients, that was a convertible security where you earned a very small interest rate, but your principal converted into shares and a discount to the IPO price, and that discount was bigger the longer it took for them to go public.
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He was confronted with the fact that his efforts as a young senator would have ended one of the country's few attempts to make equal treatment a reality, to give black students the kind of education that white students took for granted.
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Now is also a good time to reach out to family and ask for recipes that have been passed down from generation to generation—the meals you took for granted when we could all eat together, in person—and craft a family cookbook.
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When a person who holds the highest office in the United States ridicules a brave survivor, as Donald Trump did on Tuesday, it is a despicable display of disregard for the courage it took for Dr. Blasey to confront her worst trauma.
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" At this point, the reader should remember the novel's epigraph, from "The Curtain Blown by the Breeze," a short story by Muriel Spark: "She became a tall lighthouse sending out kindly beams which some took for welcome instead of warnings against the rocks.
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Ford did not provide details on how many reservations it took for the First Edition, which sells for about $60,000, but has said global production in the first 12 months for all versions of the Mach-E is limited to 50,000 vehicles.
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Although the tax overhaul promised to increase take-home pay, its effects may have been blunted for several reasons, including the time it took for the Internal Revenue Service to produce updated withholding tables and for payroll managers to adjust their systems.
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Where if a person is dying, they can use our modern drugs even though they're not approved...that is a big thing and I never understood why they didn't do that, but it took -- for 50 years, they've been trying to get it.
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In one clip, he's back in his scrubs and white coat, working at the hospital, so he's definitely out — it's just a question of how long it took for him to be released, which we may not know until the episode airs.
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That said, basing those assertions on their natural talent is not only plain wrong but it also cheapens the daily work and effort that it took for whatever talent they did or didn&apost have to manifest to the degree that it did.
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Whatever dent his reputation took for the reversal of the insider trading cases, Mr. Bharara seemed to make up for it by pursuing public corruption cases against Sheldon Silver, the former Democratic State Assembly speaker, and an investigation of Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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Taking the stage mid-afternoon after several other Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School survivors spoke, Emma González remained silent for six minutes before explaining it was the approximate time it took for the Parkland gunman to complete his rampage and flee the school.
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The publisher of the New York Times issued a post-election statement to his readers that some people took for an apology of sorts, but a close reading of the statement reveals that it's quite a stretch to characterize it as an apology.
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We just needed to be at the center of a story, which would include all the complexities of human subjectivity, not just the good but the bad, the three-dimensional fullness that white people took for granted with the privilege of being individuals.
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Lawmakers appeared largely satisfied Thursday with the time it took for the U.S. to ground Boeing's 737 MAX jet after two fatal crashes overseas — though some still have questions about how the Federal Aviation Administration approved the plane to fly to begin with.
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As for more relatable things, the couple is still going strong with their Instagram PDA, and Davidson finally spoke publicly about their engagement on TV. All that and more went down in the time it took for me to finally remember to go grocery shopping.
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An early break in the second was all it took for the talented Zverev — seen as a likely future grand slam winner — to secure the title on his first match point and set a marker ahead of the French Open starting on May 22.
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I mention this because somebody's mom probably also takes meldonium, the same drug that tennis star Maria Sharapova says she took for a heart condition, but happens also to be on a list of banned performance-enhancing drugs because it boosts athletic endurance and recovery.
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He also mentioned their twins, who were reported to have been born this month but whose arrival has yet to be officially confirmed, saying it "took for these natural twins to believe in miracles, took me too long for this song, I don't deserve you".
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"Of the many big surprises, and there have been lots of big surprises, probably the single biggest one for me is just how long it took for other large technology companies to build something that looked like what AWS was trying to do," Jassy said.
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The song "Lose You To Love Me" notes that Gomez's love interest "replaced" her two months after their breakup, which is around how long it took for Justin to be making out with/crying on the shoulder of Hailey post the couple's final breakup.
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He (or she) will not be put to the same test of public persuasion that predecessors took for granted (including those, like Richard Nixon or Ronald Reagan, who carried out secret wars in order not to seek authorization that they feared would be denied).
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With the recent news of Take Eat Easy's closure, and the time it reportedly took for Deliveroo to raise its latest round of funding, you'd be forgiven for thinking that, in the eyes of investors, the once-hot on-demand delivery space is cooling.
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The terahertz camera used by the team can also emit the radiation in super short microbursts which measure the depth of a page in a book by timing how long it took for the radiation to be reflected from the book back to the camera.
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"Many brave women and men have spoken out about their own experiences during the #metoo movement, and I appreciate the bravery that it took for each and every one of them to take such a stand," Bennett's statement, given to The Hollywood Reporter, begins.
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But he took for granted the human brains behind these inventions, which are three times the size of those of humanity's closest living relatives, the great apes, and are thus as characteristic of people as trunks are of elephants or humps are of camels.
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BPD is a complex, often-misunderstood illness, something that the show hints at when it points out just how long it took for her to even get the diagnosis, after years of being told that she was suffering from a combination of other illnesses.
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Cenvous said in a statement the sales of Weyburn and other assets would help it retire a C$3.6 billion bridge loan it took for the ConocoPhillips deal, a move that is expected to please investors who balked at how the deal was financed.
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"We have been anticipating this event for months, and have been surprised how long it took for the rift to break through the final few kilometers of ice," professor Adrian Luckman of Swansea University, lead investigator of the MIDAS project said in a statement.
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But Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer told reporters during a visit to New Delhi that his officials had spend the first week in office trying to reconcile loans that the previous government took for these projects and the sovereign guarantees that it gave for them.
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THE YES THERE IS SUCH A THING AS BAD PUBLICITY AWARD FOR SPONTANEOUS BRAND COMBUSTION To Samsung, whose Galaxy Note 7 phablet was called out by name before every single flight I took for months, for fear that one would explode and kill us all.
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Former White House Chief of Staff John Kelly is allowing the disclosure of some of the inner workings of the Trump administration in an upcoming book by ABC chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl, including the "most important" action he took for President Donald Trump.
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You called Peggy as an accidental feminist, and one thing that's fascinating about Offred in the book is that she probably wouldn't have defined herself as a feminist either, but she ends up in this situation that makes her realize what she took for granted.
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"I can only imagine the courage it took for my Aboriginal grandparents to campaign in 1967 to be counted as human beings in Australia," said Deborah Cheetham, an Aboriginal Australian soprano, actor, composer and playwright who is also gay and was a vocal "yes" supporter.
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It is where he rooted himself in the community and stayed after losing his job in 2014, and where he still has a home and keeps one of his Harley-Davidson motorcycles, which he took for cruises along Lake Erie to clear his mind.
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As a single mother of two in 1940s England — their father was a still-married womanizer and all-around jerk named Thomas Gray, whose name she took for propriety's sake — she frequently left them with her own mother and went off to work and travel.
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He realized that the best way to calculate the infinitesimal time it took for a reaction to occur was to start with a chemical system in a state of equilibrium and then perturb the system with a quick burst of energy, like high-frequency sound.
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It came with an excellent OLED screen and impressed in terms of hardware design, but we found it laggy, fiddly to use, and slow—and that includes the time it took for the clock to appear when you raised your wrist to look at it.
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Regardless of party affiliation, it is impossible not to be in awe of the bravery it took for them to stand before such a large gathering and address a very loaded subject, but one that is on the minds of Americans and international viewers: guns.
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And it used to be that you could count on Fedor and Putin always backing each other's plays, but despite squeaks from Putin bureaucrats, the president himself has remained conspicuously silent about both Kadyrov's kid fights and the lashing Emelianenko took for protesting them.
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There's no indication as to how many takes it took for Elba to read it all out with a straight face, but considering just how whacky the romantic tales get about him, surely he must have broken down into tears/laughter at least once or twice?
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Video footage from the officers' body cameras and a police helicopter overhead showed that after being cornered in the darkened yard, Clark suddenly moved toward the policemen with something in his hand, and there was glimmer of light the officers took for a muzzle flash, Becerra said.
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"I think it is worthwhile putting that loss into perspective ... most of it is due to exceptional charges that we took for the Samarco dam, for our onshore U.S. business and some tax matters," BHP Billiton CEO Andrew Mackenzie told CNBC after the company's earnings were out.
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" Bennett went on to praise the "many brave women and men have spoken out about their own experiences during the #metoo movement" in his statement, and that he appreciates "the bravery that it took for each and every one of them to take such a stand.
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"As the child is going into the restroom, the suspect gets up from his seat and goes directly to there and 20 or 30 seconds is all it took for the suspect to commit that sexual assault," the department's public information officer, Ryan Railsback, told FOX11 .
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The focus group: The researchers gathered 40 Spanish speakers and 40 Swedish speakers to complete a series of tests using computer animation to show one of two conditions: estimating how long it took for two lines to grow and for a cup to fill up with water.
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But increasingly, top foreign policymakers from Germany to Iraq and Canada to Asia are contemplating a period when US leadership that many took for granted may be less evident in global affairs, after Trump turned his back on multilateral trade deals and downplayed multinational institutions and agreements.
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At least that was all it took for 22-year-old Danielle Caesar, who, for the past five years, has been in pursuit of Jake T. Austin, the 21-year-old actor known for his role as Max Russo on Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place.
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To them, it was a metaphor for the relentless trial and error it took for two inexperienced and untrained chefs — she is a doctor, and her brother was a salesman — to start a business in a communist country that was taking its first steps in private enterprise.
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If anything, he's even more of a cipher; the eroticism is even more unspoken than on prior albums, where the slightest nudge-nudge wink-wink was all it took for fans to imagine this goofy child with a mop haircut and buck teeth ravishing them by candlelight.
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And it inspired him to recount his 14 years of recovery and renewal in a fascinating book, "Relentless: How a Massive Stroke Changed My Life for the Better," an apt title for what it took for him to regain full physical function, comprehension and intelligible speech.
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"They are the majority, and they don't initially realize how special that is," said Mr. Degadillo, who also worked for years at University of California, Santa Cruz, where he regularly spoke to students who missed the kinds of food and music they took for granted at home.
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Imagine if you wanted to know the distance to the store, but the only way you could tell was by looking out the window and observing how long it took for someone to get there and back; by calculating their average walking speed you can get a general idea.
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If you took, for example, the neighboring rights for press publisher by its word you would have to conclude that taking a single word, or even a single letter from a publication would be an infringement because, unlike copyright, neighboring rights do not have a threshold of originality.
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" She continues, "So when I thought about having to share the news about expecting this baby, all I could think about was another woman mourning over her loss as I did... It felt a bit disingenuous to not also share the struggle it took for me to get here.
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The procedure required a team of more than 100 medical professionals and took 25 hours, shorter than the 36 hours it took for a previous face transplant that Dr. Rodriguez performed (while at the University of Maryland) for a patient with a similar injury, according to NYU Langone.
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Undeterred, Pence reached out to the skater to schedule a private conversation with him at the Olympic games, and honestly, we have to acknowledge the sheer courage it took for him to even offer to be in the same room as this American role model and professional athlete.
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The plaintiffs in this case allege that because of how long it took for Samsung to roll out its first recall, and the initial confusion regarding the exchange policy, they were charged "monthly device charges and monthly plan charges" for an unusable phone that could not be exchanged.
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"It is taking longer than it took for NASA to put a man on the moon, but in the coming months, the company will begin to sell K-Cups made of material that is easily recycled," David Gelles wrote in the New York Times prior to their introduction.
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"We took for granted for a long time that we had a licence to operate, that society wanted big companies to exist and I think under the pressure of the financial crisis and the spread of information via social media, that mandate is getting weaker and weaker," he explained.
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That may sound like hot air considering how long (see: years) it took for the FAA to release the current drone rules, but now that the general guidelines are finally out there, the agency at least has a fairly clear template of what micro drone regulations should look like.
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The first email was on September 28, after I spoke with a DOD communications officer to ask exactly when they received a formal request for aid; how long did it took for the military to deploy to Puerto Rico; and why helicopters weren't being deployed to certain unreachable areas.
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The researchers looked into four time measures, including how long it took for ambulances to arrive on the scene, the time emergency responders took on the scene, the time it took to get to the hospital and how long it took to provide care from start to finish.
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I am hurt and disappointed because I know what kind of work, sacrifice , and personal Money it took for her to do this show and support the Bet Award show and to give her fans that did not get to attend the concert a piece of her show.
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On that crisp morning, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg stopped by to greet Uno, who calmly posed for grip-and-grin photos, but he soon hopped onto the float, with Frei in tow, and behaved professionally in the hours it took for the float to complete its full route.
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This summer, all it took for Jeremy MacKechnie to pull the trigger on a trip with his husband, brother and sister-in-law — something the two couples had been loosely considering, with little headway — were $523 upgrades on flights to Cancún that seemed too good to be true.
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The group, dubbed Teens for Gun Reform, had started organizing the event by seeking 17 demonstrators to lie down for three minutes to symbolize how long it took for Nikolas Cruz to gun down 17 students and teachers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida last week.
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The amount of time it took for Twitter to decide that enough is enough paints a clear picture of where we are as culture -- when we've become so desensitized to such overtly charged hate that our first instinct is just to shake our heads and look the other way.
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Rather it's because the Patriots are the actual thing that his grifter's instincts and "Great Again" sloganeering are constantly trying to evoke — a dependably, reliably excellent American institution, of the kind that people in the pre-Vietnam era took for granted, and that our own era struggles to reproduce.
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As the business grows, even years after an intern's term, they can look back at the work they've done to tangibly shape the brand and grow its customer base, such as templates they helped develop, photos they took for the website, or ideas they developed that are still in use.
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Over the months it took for the prosthetic to be built, an Orthopets staff member named Olivia fell in love with the pup, now named Daffodil, through pictures and videos (after all, who wouldn't?) and flew in from Colorado to adopt the playful pup and give her a forever home.
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These images, and the animated GIF created from a sequence of those captured by the spacecraft's onboard fisheye cameras, show the boxing-ring-sized Mylar sail unfurling — with the GIF sped up about 100 times versus how long it actually took for the sail to fully deploy and spread out.
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This is why Donald Trump's mistake was profound: In the few seconds that it took for him to dismiss this mother and her inconveniently fussy baby from his presence, the real estate magnate uncannily channeled and reinforced (among other things) an old-school workplace culture too familiar to any woman watching.
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In an April interview with Health magazine, the 27-year-old opened up about the what it took for her to stop wearing hats and sporting short haircuts as a teen, covering her head wigs as an adult and then toss all of the above in the trash later on.
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Known as the "father of the Prius" for his role in popularizing the world's best-selling hybrid car, Takeshi Uchiyamada said he expected to sell 1 million plug-in hybrids in less than 10 years, the time it took for sales of its conventional hybrid vehicles to hit that mark.
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The same could be said for the 14 years it took for Woods to finally win his fifth title at Augusta National, a course so suited for his game that Nicklaus once predicted that Woods would collect more than the combined 10 Masters titles that he and Arnold Palmer won there.
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The letter to the Muthanas disputing their daughter's claim to citizenship took for granted that it was simply the right of the executive branch to decide, without any hearing, due process, or trial, that a woman born in the United States, the recipient of two U.S. passports, wasn't a U.S. citizen.
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Tsai will be looking to not only retain the presidency on Saturday, but also the DPP's majority in the Legislative Yuan, Taiwan's parliament, which it took for the first time in 2016 in a major swing against the KMT following anti-China protests in 2014 known as the Sunflower Movement.
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If the film feels tilted toward Charlie in its storytelling, it's because Nicole has already done a lot of figuring herself out before the film even starts, whereas Charlie still has to enact his midlife crisis onscreen as he rethinks what he took for granted and how little he actually compromised.
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But the roundabout way that decision was made and the length of time it took for the declassified complaint to make its way up to Capitol Hill — finally arriving for lawmakers to review in a secure room on Wednesday — have also become a fundamental facet of the Democratic-led inquiry.
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Unlike some investigations of the Iraq War in the United States that attempted to point blame at anyone other than the political class who actually launched the war, the Chilcot inquiry took for granted that Prime Minister Tony Blair and his senior advisers bore the primary responsibility for the disaster.
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In a withering broadside against Lu following his expulsion, the Party's corruption watchdog said Lu "did whatever he wanted, commenting on central government policies with bias and distortion, obstructing central government investigations, with his growing ambition he used public tools for personal interests and did whatever it took for personal fame."
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Then, in the few seconds it took for a Giants defender to sack the golden-armed Tom Brady — the football squirting from Brady into the grasp of Giants linebacker Markus Golden, who ran the fumble into the end zone for a game-tying touchdown — the noise of the Gillette Stadium party expired.
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Like Doolittle, who said he got away with a fastball down the middle that Alex Bregman took for a strike in the ninth, Hudson survived a scare in Game 1 when George Springer missed a game-tying homer in the eighth by just a few feet at the wall in right-center.
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They were a talent incubator; you could literally clock the amount of time it took for a store employee like Darlene and Lizzie Okpo or Anna Gray to go from model, to writer, to soon after, the founders of their own companies, heads of others, and artistic powerhouses in their own right.
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To the Editor: With the election over, the hand-wringing in full swing and political appointees emerging who do not reflect my old-line (pre-Tea Party) Republican values, what can I do to weather the expected storm of assault on some basic human rights I took for granted in our nation?
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Isner accounts for 10 of the 26 third-round appearances that American men have had at major tournaments since Roddick retired at the 26 United States Open, and Isner's six-year tenancy in the top 24 has been, more often than not, the country's sole representation in an echelon it once took for granted.
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But if the HONEST Act and its companion become law, their crippling impact will continue long after we have an Administration that accepts the obvious about climate change - and much longer than it took for the Heritage Foundation to learn that the Reagan Administration's anti-science policies were harmful to cost-effective environmental regulation.
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However, perhaps the most bold evocation of the afterparty is lead single and standout track "Pick Up." For a start, it uses the same Gladys Knight sample that Midland took for his world-conquering "Final Credits"—a track that's become such an afterparty staple that it has an almost permanent position on my recommended videos.
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With so many dishes—particularly so many different carbs—available, you need to be strategic about what you choose to put on your plate so you don't wind up bowing out of dinner early, overstuffed on mediocre mashed potatoes before you even start digging into the turkey leg you so selfishly took for yourself.
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When young Emma González addressed the crowd in Washington with six minutes of silence to commemorate the time it took for the mass murderer to kill her classmates, she brought tears to our eyes and steel to our spirits to end the carnage of weapons of war being used to kill kids in our schools.
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If I'd flown home from New York City, where the number of coronavirus cases multiplied exponentially in the time it took for my grandpa to get hurt, and hugged my mom in the pickup line at the Houston airport like I always do, she would've taken whatever germs were on me to my grandparents' house.
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Most prognosticators took for granted Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE would be the one to break the tie, thus taking right-to-work off the table for decades.
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" However, she added, the length of time it took for the footage to become public indicates that "there is an effort to conceal such things, and a hope to not reveal some of the bad behavior that continues to go on by some law enforcement officials with regard to engaging with citizens, especially those citizens of color.
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I've never seen a moth snowstorm, but McCarthy's book reminded me again and again of the seemingly unspectacular profusion that I took for granted as a child: from the constant flapping of moths against the windows of our cottage at night to regular stops on long car journeys to clean the insect debris from the windshield.
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This is a story about what it took for me to make it to one television appearance that Tuesday morning and what that says about how hard it is for parents in our society — even people as lucky and, yes, privileged as I know my husband and I are — to combine work and raising a family.
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"Startups will need to create contract-based legal structures to replace the free flows of data we took for granted under the European system," Coadec writes, noting that the UK's data protection agency is advising startups to look at model clauses, binding corporate rules, codes of conduct or certification mechanisms as alternatives for their data flows.
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In the age of Youtube, Bandcamp, and Spotify, it can be difficult to imagine the kind of dedication and passion it took for these proto-hipsters to figure out a way to press their beloved jazz singles on discarded hospital X-rays, but it happened, and now, thanks to a couple of dedicated music nerds, the story is finally being told.
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It led him to speak valiantly against the lynching, bombing and shooting of black people who merely wanted what white people took for granted: a cup of coffee at any lunch counter, a room at any hotel they could afford, a drink at any water fountain they passed, a seat on a bus wherever they pleased and a desk in the nearest schoolhouse.
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Not since the iniquity of Hitler and Mussolini have we witnessed such a resurgence of hatred against the Other, even as the United States — one of the countries that led the fight against fascism — is now governed by men who would turn back the clock, and use repression rather than persuasion to obliterate so many gains and glories we took for granted.
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I may also have accidentally allowed the first few plays of the Colts–Ravens Week 3 preseason tilt into my eyeballs last weekend, and saw Dorsett make a couple plays early: one little screen that he took for good yardage, one deep "out" where he wasn't the primary target but Andrew Luck went through his progressions and saw Dorsett was open.
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It's unclear where the precise "230-day" figure actually comes from (other than the fact that it's the average length of a month), but another number that's frequently tossed around in behavioral psychology circles is 230 days, or three weeks, which stemmed from plastic surgeon Dr. Maxwell Maltz's observations of how long it took for his patients to become accustomed to their new faces.
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That to me was a revelation because I just took for granted that everything came easy to David, but really he had a lot of opposition, because he had a family to feed and his Mom and Dad probably didn't want him to be a struggling artist, and if it wasn't for the grants that he received we would not have David Lynch today.
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"Getting locked up was terrible and I wouldn't wish that on anybody, but it's what it took for me to face my loss sober and deal with it in a healthy way and ... just come to terms with some of the things and get myself straight and sit back and figure out what I want in life and what I want to do," she said.
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Members of the media are finally growing reluctant to re-tweet the increasingly outrageous claims of Louise Mensch; all it took for serious skepticism to kick in was her claim that Russian president Vladimir Putin had Andrew Breitbart killed, that both Steven Bannon and President Trump were facing the death penalty for espionage, and that Utah senator Orrin Hatch was preparing to assume the presidency.
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But if you asked for the single thing that returned me to the sleep patterns I once took for granted during those early bouts with insomnia, I'd tell you it was a podcast called Sleep With Me. Though currently one of the most popular podcasts around, back in 2014 it only had a handful of episodes, which I found via a desperate iTunes search.
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Jess Ladd, the CEO of Callisto, a nonprofit creating technology to detect repeat perpetrators of professional sexual coercion and sexual assault, said accountability should take into account three considerations: how long it took for a wronged party to feel a sense of resolution, whether there was adequate punishment for an offender to affect a change in their behavior, and if a punishment signals a deterrent to other would-be offenders.
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It centers queer people and queer ways of being beautiful, especially in a political context where beauty is narrowly defined or what's considered important or valuable is narrowly defined, and drag always offers a different option, or a variety of different options… I took for granted how much drag is still about play, and how playing and being light about your identity and yourself is actually a form of resistance, too.
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Google Stadia VP Phil Harrison wouldn't give me a proper range of where exactly latency fell, but he did say it was less than the time it took for a human to perceive something and react — which another Google employee then told me differed person-to-person, but was generally 70ms-130ms — so I suppose the most official number we'll get is that the latency is probably somewhere less than 70ms.
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Here's exactly what it costs every monthA temporary side job I took for $15 at a time led me to a fulfilling career I never expectedAfter 10 years as a financial planner, I've found the best way to keep track of my money is still a simple spreadsheetEven though I earn more now than I ever have, I use 5 strategies to keep from falling into a common spending trap
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"We're not talking the millions of years it took for the Grand Canyon to form, but by noticing the crack in the marble floor of the Des Moines Art Center that formed over the course of several decades, it serves as a reminder that natural processes are happening all around us, but at a pace that is far too slow for us to observe with the naked eye," Sussman explained.
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This also explains why the scenes in "The Handmaid's Tale" that feel most haunting today are the flashbacks in which Offred remembers her former life in America, when she and her friends took for granted the rights and freedoms they enjoyed, when people reassured one another that whatever emergency measures taken by the new government (in the name of protecting against Islamic terrorism) were temporary and that normalcy would soon return.
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Samwell Tarly and Gilly are on a ship headed for Oldtown, with a pit stop for the women and children in Horn Hill, and all through the conversation, intercut with barfing, all I could think was how awkward it's going to be for Sam to learn that his best friend lived, died, and lived again all in the time it took for Sam to empty his guttiwuts into a bucket like a freshman.
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The town's charm was front and center on the day of my visit, but Mr. Goddard remembered it from his boarding school days as "a garrison town" to which he was marched periodically for haircuts, opportunities he also took for a sneaky pint of beer in one of the nautically themed taverns and to buy Pink Floyd and Happy Mondays cassettes at the local branch of the Woolworth department store, which has since closed.
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In this unsentimental, deeply poignant book, Sujatha Gidla gives us stories of her family and friends in India — stories she had thought of as "just life," until she moved to America at the age of 26 and realized that the "terrible reality of caste" did not determine one's identity in other countries, that being born "an untouchable" did not entail the sort of ritualized restrictions and indignities she took for granted at home.
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In fact, if anything, plays depicting gay life have recently spawned their own version of the "issue" play: specifically the challenges inherent in becoming parents, as in the recent plays "Dada Woof Papa Hot" and the more overtly comic "Steve," both of which explore how the freedom to marry and the ability to raise children have complicated the liberations (and, in some ways, the indulgences) that some gay men once took for granted.
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"We unfortunately, I think, stand at a crossroads now, a time when we took for granted some of that progress, didn't tend to our democracies, and our alliances and our international institutions as well as we should have, didn't update them and adapt them to new circumstances, and as people started feeling insecure or frustrated because of economic changes, technological changes, demographic changes, we got this backlash and reaction to that order," Obama said.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va..) also said he was "troubled" by the time it took for Yahoo to announce the breach in his written statement.
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Kassai, who is originally from Iran, says he came up with the idea for the business based on his own personal frustrations with how long it took for his parents to apply for bank accounts and other services when they moved to the U.K. "It basically took them months to be able to open a bank account and rent in their own name — and it's all because they weren't registered on the credit bureau," he said.
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Remember how long it took for Apple to realize period tracking was a thing?) That said, it's unfortunately becoming harder for smaller device makers to compete with the Apple Watch, which has now moved into advanced areas with its Series 4 line, with sports, life-saving ECG and fall detection features, along with smarter workout detection (and yes, you can still swim with it), plus its ability to work with the broader iOS app ecosystem in a more native way.
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"I'm going to start off by putting this price tag right here as a reminder for you guys to know how much Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE took for every student's life in Florida," student and activist David Hogg said, slapping a price sticker on his chest reading $1.05.
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Read more about freelancing and side hustling:I spent my whole life working for a salary, but now that I'm self-employed I use a 3-part strategy to manage my inconsistent incomeI always thought the idea of freelancing was too intimidating, until I had a realization that completely changed my perspectiveThe biggest money mistake I thought I'd ever make didn't turn out to be a mistake at allA temporary side job I took for $15 at a time led me to a fulfilling career I never expected
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McDaniel was tested last Friday and her results were reported five days later, longer than the White House said it took for President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE to be tested.
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The volume compiles more than 100 photos taken by Shell throughout her time with the Obamas, which started while the family was still in Chicago and just starting on their path to Washington, D.C. "I think it's really important for people to see the journey it took for them to get to the White House — what they were like before they were rock stars, when they were sleeping on buses and there weren't hundreds of staff people around and Secret Service," Shell told CNN.
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