"I thought to myself, turn around, turn around, turn around," Huffman said.
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"I remember thinking: Turn around, just turn around," she said.
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"When things turn around they tend to turn around fast," Hevert said.
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I was like, 'Oh my God, if I turn around and it's Prince ' I turn around, and it's Prince!
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Mayer has been trying to turn around the company for several years and now is trying to turn around that turnaround.
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If things are going to turn around, it's going to turn around because we are seeing a bottoming on the impact — a bottoming in terms of the activity level.
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"We need some sort of thermometer to be able to determine, at a big scale, are we actually helping to turn around hive loses, to turn around pollinator declines," Vaughan said.
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Or say, 'Let me see your costume — turn around?
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" Or for flooding, it's "turn around and don't drown.
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" He added: "We can't afford to turn around now.
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Would he supposedly turn around and go the other way?
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What will it take for Twitter's fortunes to turn around?
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This is not going to just turn around in 2018.
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It's actually terrible — if I turn around you'd hate it.
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Turn around quickly and go right back into the burpee.
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Everyone is rushing home; we decide to turn around, too.
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" - Now they have a new video out for "Turn Around.
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He sees a solution to turn around the stock price.
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Another soldier signals to traffic to turn around and leave.
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Macy's has been crushed, and I see no turn around.
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So I am slightly predicting that things will turn around.
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You can't then turn around and say you didn't know.
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How often do you turn around while attending a game?
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Maybe they're going to turn around, or walk into traffic.
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He tells her to put it on and turn around.
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We turn around and follow the truck up the hill.
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Hotels can usually turn around dry cleaning in an evening.
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He's just getting slapped around every time you turn around.
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"Turn around and take a bow, Billy," Linda Boutilier said.
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Things start to turn around for the newly inspired Sophia.
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And, the interesting thing is the Fed did turn around.
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We had to turn around to fix the f—— toilet.
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We're seeing our volunteer numbers turn around and they're positive.
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That acquisition helped the Chinese brewer turn around its business.
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They know you're not gonna turn around and go back.
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The park is not something we can turn around easily.
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I just wanted to turn around and fire that puck.
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"Now, suddenly you turn around and it's nothing but opportunity."
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Which one of those teams can turn around their season?
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She rolls her eyes and doesn't bother to turn around.
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But it's like trying to turn around an ocean liner.
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But 2016 was the year things seemed to turn around.
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And you're going to die if you don't turn around.
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A curriculum doesn't turn around a school, a community does.
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In fact, there was barely enough room to turn around.
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They can just turn around and look the other way.
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"TURN AROUND NOW," a road sign near the base warns.
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WM: I had to turn around and vote, but yes.
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"Turn Around Don't Drown" is a truism I conscientiously heed.
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Migrants told CNN they cannot and will not turn around.
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He would say, 'Turn around let me see your ass.
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I turn around to see a police officer recording me.
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Every time I turn around, you're in the news. Everything.
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Why didn't she turn around when he was behind her?
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," Jessica Curry said.
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If I turn around, I'm not going to go to church.
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"Oh yeah," Snow said, and they asked him to turn around.
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It has also been working to turn around its soup business.
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And when you called his name, he would not turn around.
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Apple also confirmed it's working to turn around repairs more quickly.
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Ballinger described the moment he knew he had to turn around.
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People thought she would turn around the perennially dysfunctional internet giant.
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There's hardly enough room to turn around in Livin Farms' office.
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Turn around and let me see the bottom of your feet!
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"That starts a spiral that's hard to turn around," Harker said.
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So it's not something you can turn around in a week.
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I find it very distracting if I'm asked to turn around.
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When mountain lions stumble across a highway, they usually turn around.
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When they didn't turn around, a US commander ordered the airstrikes.
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I don't expect that stock to turn around any time soon.
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The company is making big investments to turn around its business.
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That I have to stop running, turn around, and confront it.
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Hey, don't turn around now, but I think we're being followed.
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Garrett attempted to turn around Hannah's night with a special revelation.
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It was enough to turn around Vazquez's life -- albeit in prison.
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Why did it have to turn around and work with Israel?
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Guys don't turn around that fast from that kind of damage.
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Yum has been trying to turn around the struggling pizza chain.
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He made his driver turn around and go back for it.
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The plan was to turn around and sell each for $19.99.
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He hoped his fortunes might finally turn around in South Korea.
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Trump stopped mid-speech to turn around and watch with them.
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The company missed a March deadline to turn around the business.
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That means Trump has time to turn around his sinking ship.
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It's a huge opportunity for me to turn around the season.
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To continue, you have to turn around and look behind you.
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And when you turn around, your co-workers have moved around.
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It's the anxiety that you can turn around into something funny.
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It's all about how you turn around and look at it.
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"It says 'Exit,' but you turn around and it says 'Entrance.'"
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The facilities can turn around results in 24 to 48 hours.
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Then really quickly, you turn around and sell it to Twitter.
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Repeat the sequence, then turn around and do the other side.
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However, these figures began to turn around since the mid-2000s.
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Bradley Beamer, was making an illegal U-turn around 10 p.m.
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"We can't afford to turn around now," Mr. Walker he said.
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I saw them turn around and give back to other addicts.
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I turn around to face my mother, and I hug her.
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He instructed them to stand still and not to turn around.
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Maybe Apple will turn around and add touchscreens to MacBooks next.
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What I saw made me tell my son to turn around.
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Theoretically, they could turn around and sell that data for profit.
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The native elders say society needs to turn around by 2020.
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The Steelers' fortunes began to turn around in the late 1960s.
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A few turn around, swim back, and do it all again.
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If anyone tells you they know, please turn around and leave.
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We can be leaders in helping to turn around that perception.
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," her mom, Jessica Curry, told CNN.
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It's hard to say how Apple could turn around the HomePod's misfortunes.
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She joined the company after helping turn around the Home Shopping Network.
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"They would just turn around and go to another doctor," she says.
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Thankfully, this was the week that I saw my skin turn around.
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" -- but the one that got him to turn around ... "KD, UT's butt!
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So, how did McVay turn around a struggling franchise in two years?
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But not everyone is convinced the economy will turn around this year.
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The balloon would then turn around to observe how the particles disperse.
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They can very easily turn around and say that they're being victimized.
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I always encourage people to turn around, have your back to them.
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This whole thing can turn around if we bring in a LeBron.
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Every time you turn around, somebody's shooting something or blowing something up.
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Mr Nagato says before purchasing anything else he must "turn around" Toll.
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"Every time I turn around, Rudy's on another TV show," Sale continued.
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And every time we turn around as you know, another piece unravels.
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Many hoped the strategy would help turn around the teen-focused network.
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"I turn around, and I do not recognize this person," he explained.
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On the other hand, you turn around and here's the GLAAD Awards.
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We'll have our tea and then turn around and go back home.
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Watkins said part of Trump's resilience is his ability to turn around.
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Given the opportunity to 'turn around Yahoo,' it's almost an irresistible challenge.
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When someone taps you on the shoulder, you need to turn around.
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Every time you turn around, you're seeing someone you don't want to.
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YOU'VE EXECUTED A PRETTY IMPRESSIVE COST-SAVING TURN-AROUND IN RECENT YEARS.
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Mr. Turnas is credited with helping turn around the company's fortunes there.
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But for mysterious reasons, the plane needed to turn around in Senegal.
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It doesn't mean you're going to turn around and physically attack someone.
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"We can turn around this crisis under President Trump's leadership," he said.
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If anyone could turn around Motorola, it could be Lenovo, most hoped.
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Clinton turn around all those voters who don't like or trust her?
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"You generally can't turn around and have a jury trial," he said.
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It's going to take more than queso to turn around Chipotle's business.
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Everything is OK with the airplane but … we're going to turn around.
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It's not obvious how Mr. Westergren can or will turn around Pandora.
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I turn around, and behind me an American hipster couple is bickering.
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There is some opportunity to turn around your habits in middle age.
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She's saying, "Turn around" — and she's saying it in the informal mode.
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It's not like you can turn around next Friday and start over.
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"There's still potential for all of this to turn around," she said.
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"Then you turn around and see her find it again," he said.
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A laser once forced a Virgin Atlantic Airways plane to turn around.
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You can't just suddenly turn around, snap your fingers and expect change.
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Defeated, we stop running, turn around, and walk back to our apartment.
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I love these Instagram models who turn around and get things done.
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Before I could turn around, he was the head of Random House.
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You can never turn around and say well the problem is 'they'.
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How can we turn around from this path we are heading down?
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They turn around and the rug is being pulled out from them.
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I would turn around and 15 seconds later I had been outbid.
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States must take the necessary steps to turn around these troubling trends.
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He ordered them to stop, turn around and show him their hands.
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And then you can turn around and give that to marketing types.
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That's a figure Sanders has to turn around in the coming weeks.
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Soon after she got the letter, Cook's luck started to turn around.
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That everyone knows that you cannot turn around a consumer internet property.
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A marquee plan to turn around failing schools was an expensive failure.
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I'll probably turn around a healthy profit and be happy with that.
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"Parker was in front of the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," her mother, Jessica Curry, explained to CNN.
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"Parker was in front of the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," her mother Jessica Curry told CNN in March.
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But don't worry—things could majorly turn around tonight and become really fun!
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A one-hour turn-around time might also not be workable, it said.
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He, in turn, said he would turn around and drop her back off.
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You're on tour and then you turn around and are promoting a record.
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I'll be damned if Sony didn't turn around and make those headphones better.
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"It better turn around," McNally said in an interview in the local paper.
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I was brought in to turn around the business after the financial crisis.
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I 100 percent expected to turn around and see something standing behind me.
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Yesterday, AB made the incredibly hard decision to turn around before the summit.
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His efforts to turn around that ailing company led to his humiliating decline.
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"Today the priority is to turn around Air France," Le Maire told franceinfo.
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She thinks oil will more likely turn around at about $35 a barrel.
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At the same time, Cava Group is attempting to turn around Zoes' business.
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Since the introduction of Slaven Bilić, however, things have started to turn around.
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After all, if Sprint and T-Mobile can turn around, so can Disney.
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I curse, turn around, and go to Target, mumbling about my own stupidity.
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Investors still aren't convinced that things will turn around with one good report.
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So Shaller-Goldberg had to turn around and start from the bottom again.
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Other exchange venues, also taking the shift in stride, began to turn around.
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"No attacker will ever say, 'Hey lady, please turn around," he told me.
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They bend the wrong way — letting the robot turn around without actually turning.
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But the Monster Money Token ICO is sure to turn around those misfortunes.
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Taking it all together, a meaningful devaluation may well turn around China's economy.
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Garner called the kayak company, who unhelpfully told her to just turn around.
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But instead of shooting, they turn around and walk away from the door.
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Netanyahu's office didn't explain why the prime minister ordered Hazan to turn around.
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Or it was just a bad patch and magically things would turn around.
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And he can still turn around and trade him if he chooses to.
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"We see trouble, we turn around and walk the other way," Alex says.
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And I turn around and I swear, the entire school was just there.
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When you first enter, turn around and look at the wall behind you.
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You can't turn around for news of barnburners, fistfights and incitement to riot.
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Those people then turn around and hire people they know within their network.
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Q4 2015 could have spurred a turn around, since Moments launched in October.
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I want to produce a story that you can turn around and question.
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These are disturbing trends that Hillary Clinton can't turn around all by herself.
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How could I turn around and not let her have the same experience?
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Many are not equipped to execute deals and help turn around struggling businesses.
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I turned on the radio, and thought about asking him to turn around.
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I would turn around and say it's time we start negotiating drug prices.
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He reportedly purchased buildings only to turn around and lease them to WeWork.
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The pilots had requested to turn around but didn't transmit an emergency call.
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The pilots had asked to turn around but didn't transmit an emergency call.
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To proceed with the game, you have to turn around to face them.
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Do you turn around to check out good-looking women on the street?
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Le May said that his key objective was to turn around the group.
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I'm not running for one office to turn around and run for another.
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I didn't turn around and say what I said I would have said.
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He tried to return once, but his plane was forced to turn around.
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But he hit a wall of flames and was forced to turn around.
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A new C.E.O., Christian Sewing, is trying to turn around the embattled lender.
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The toy company, the lawyer explained, had tried to turn around its business.
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Paying would be difficult as GE is trying to turn around troubled businesses.
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Instead of holding onto your certificate, though, you turn around and sell it.
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Does Trump's VA pick have what it takes to turn around troubled agency?
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" — Dennis Gagomiros, Hell's Kitchen, 103, Democrat "Turn around his views on health care.
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"I said, 'Now I'm going to turn around the bull myself,'" he recalled.
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"We've got to see those figures turn around at some point," Patricof said.
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American patrols have then blockaded roads, forcing these Russian patrols to turn around.
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Put simply, when the wind blows, a turbine's blades turn around a rotor.
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I greeted them, walked by and 10 feet later had to turn around.
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The Russian ship will transfer its equipment to the floe and turn around.
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Maybe you even buy more because you think the stock will turn around.
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Kosiba tells him to turn around and try to get ahead of it.
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I've always thought that if I did my homework, things would turn around.
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Breakingviews Carlos Tavares has shown he can quickly turn around troubled European carmakers.
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If you disclose something will the bad people turn around and use it?
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It&aposs unlikely those strong fundamentals are going to turn around anytime soon.
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"I turn around and start calling for help," Norwood later explained to GMA.
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They can turn around and sell those pills for $5 or $10 each.
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly, would not turn around," her mother, Jessica Curry, told CNN at the time.
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Unsurprisingly, Twitter has been in the midst of trying to turn around its business.
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We've got to stay positive, keep working, and know that things will turn around.
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Might we, through some physical process, turn around our own body's arrow of time?
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The trip was canceled, so the buses had to turn around and return home.
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Roma then asked her to turn around, according to her account in the Times.
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All of a sudden, everyone on the boat yells at us to turn around.
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It took me a minute to turn around and physically sit in a chair.
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The leadership in Beijing is under immense pressure to turn around its ailing economy.
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Hope is always ready to turn around and kick you right in the teeth.
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Companies let people go and salaries fell, but things are starting to turn around.
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If things don't turn around for Toshiba, it's entirely possible something similar might happen.
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You're talking to a guy who actually knows how to turn around an economy.
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Why would we turn around, people asked, when we were so close to Milwaukee?
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He didn't even make eye contact or turn around, he didn't say a word.
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I grab some food, turn around, and immediately run into series star Matthew Rhys.
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But I see a good path for that business to turn around as well.
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You know, this is a big ship that you've got to really turn around.
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It's not that Kelley can't turn around a powerful story without sacrificing its grounding.
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I cannot ask the space agencies to turn around so I can try again.
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Then, the cults would often turn around and press charges on Ted for kidnapping.
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Yet some analysts contend it will not be enough to turn around flagging sales.
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Is a star activist enough to turn around this closely-followed but troubled stock?
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Don't drown turn around, if you see standing water don't drive through it whatsoever.
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Their goal is to turn around this order and get started on the next.
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The company achieved operational profitability and we are confident to turn around the company.
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Former RBS boss Hester was brought in two years ago to turn around RSA.
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"As I went to turn around I felt burning on my face," she said.
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González Anaya was named CEO earlier this month to turn around the struggling company.
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He wanted to turn around as he approached a waterlogged bridge over Greens Bayou.
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For now, though, don't expect Lufthansa's unusual move to turn around its earnings forecasts.
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The bathrooms were oversized with even more turn around space than the law requires.
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But Hazan's journey was cut short after Netanyahu's office ordered him to turn around.
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" The airline described the decision to turn around, however, only as a "precautionary measure.
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Things seemed to turn around after Spikes brought on Hamet Watt as a cofounder.
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I remember thinking that if I said "Dad?" lots of guys would turn around.
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For smaller products like ottomans and benches, the turn-around time is three weeks.
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I thought I was going to have to turn around at Australian Base Camp.
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"Let's turn around," he said, deftly facing the child and himself to the cameras.
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Ms. Mayer, Yahoo's chief executive since 2012, has failed to turn around the company.
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The idea is to be able to turn around a grant proposal fast. Right.
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From my balcony I could turn around, look up and wave at the captain.
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Boxed can then turn around and sell goods at low prices to its customers.
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Its neck is so flexible that the dog can turn around in narrow caves.
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Please know this, for any who are hurting, things are going to turn around.
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Then you turn around and realize the hose is aimed at a blazing fire.
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"I had to ask him to turn around and call school off," she said.
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A British Airways flight reportedly had to turn around due to a clogged toilet.
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Mr. Brown said they would take the train one stop, turn around, and return.
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It's not going to turn around, but it's something that I'm enthusiastic about doing.
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For me, things did start to turn around as the drugs did their work.
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For me, things did start to turn around as the drugs did their work.
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At draft centers, we distributed leaflets encouraging inductees to turn around and go home.
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His efforts to turn around the troubled VA were met with acclaim last year.
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Can I turn around and just stay with them for a couple more days?
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When I turn around and ask how my interrogators take notes, they seem embarrassed.
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The models walk the length of the block, turn around and reboard the bus.
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"Shane and Geoff, you guys will turn around and block the shark," she said.
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And if you see them coming, keep running, don't stop, and don't turn around.
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All you have to do, girl, is just turn around and slap your butt.
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"We're all confident we're going to turn around the results of Fox live action."
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Until I need to turn around to make sure my I unplugged my straightener.
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Stack said Wednesday he was confident sales would turn around as those challenges lessen.
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When I turn around to give him the N.Y.C. death stare, nobody is there.
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Patterson said Bivines then saw Thornton turn around and reach into his jacket pocket.
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At one point, overcome by fear, he asked their taxi driver to turn around.
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"He had no choice but to turn around, face that mountain lion," Corwin said.
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I suddenly want to turn around and walk right back out of this room.
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And I just want to turn around and I want to thank them all.
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Or we'll turn around and look back with our hair covering the bad side.
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If he said, "Turn around and kill them," they would probably do it. Kara.
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The move comes as the company has struggled to turn around its phone business.
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They obliged, but you gotta see what happens when they turn around to leave.
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This is the point when I started to think my sleep would turn around.
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"Most of the time, that shark won't turn around and bite you," Burgess said.
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"Right now, to turn around and somehow blame folks that have nothing to do with this… To turn around and blame them and drag them back into it for what Michael Brown did is shameful," Kanzier told the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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Subscribers can turn around and purchase wines they've found they like through the Vinebox app.
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And you can&apost expect that to turn around in a day or a meeting.
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What made you guys turn around and record another record so soon after Old Crows?
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Gustavo tells me that the soldier asked him to turn around and spread his legs.
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It is even big enough to turn around an aircraft carrier, a second official said.
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HSBC has been trying to turn around its U.S. business that has underperformed for years.
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It seems crazy, but this is sort of typical timing for Oscar gown turn around.
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Arsha Ali took this video of another commuter ignoring the saying 'turn around don't drown.
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"This may well be our last best chance to stop and turn around," he said.
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He might turn around and not ever address it or he might address it tonight.
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That's an impressive turn around time if they can pull it off – roughly six months.
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But things have begun to turn around amid a price correction in the jet market.
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Analysts and investors have been looking for signs that Uber's losses could someday turn around.
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The automaker said it aims to turn around its U.S. sales and profits this year.
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Every time he would pass my desk, I would turn around and try to disappear.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Carlos Tavares has shown he can quickly turn around troubled European carmakers.
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My next guest knows firsthand how foster care can turn around a child&aposs life.
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I turn around and go back; it's good for me to get the steps anyway.
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In fact, as we've seen this year, sometimes things just turn around and move backwards.
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Both teams will be hoping to build off recent wins and turn around difficult seasons.
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It's not obvious until you realize that you can't turn around and see it recede.
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Video "When the cops are running away, it's time to turn around," one officer said.
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If she saw Luyendyk, however, she'd still totally turn around and walk the other way.
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Harley has been aggressively wooing the next generation of riders to turn around its fortunes.
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These glasses aren't going to turn around Snapchat's business, which lost $443 million last quarter.
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It would be like trying to turn around the Queen Mary in a swimming pool.
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That can't turn around in four years, especially with nat gas so cheap, he noted.
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Now, Jim Cramer thinks its stock is ready to turn around in a big way.
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He banned it anyway, and most Catholics seemed to turn around and ignore the Pope.
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Cathay Pacific reported it would cut 600 jobs in a bid to turn around losses.
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"If they're stumbling on the basics, how can there be a turn around," he argued.
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He added that farmland prices may not turn around for a year or even two.
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It then appears to turn around and jump from the building, spiraling toward the ground.
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One drive through town was enough before smoke and fear forced me to turn around.
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They were forced to turn around several times when the fire cut off their route.
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Race relations can turn around but will not be changed by one race or another.
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"Tamara too said it was the people who made her "turn around and come back.
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One especially important point: Turn around and seek out someone who seems nothing like you.
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You turn around, and to your horror realize the car behind you has no driver.
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"I thought to myself, turn around, and to my eternal shame, I didn't," she said.
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Hightower's performance helped turn around an afternoon that was not going well for New England.
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Bill Milliken, a veteran youth activist, is often asked which programs turn around kids' lives.
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Strong earnings helped equities turn around, but then tensions over trade knocked stocks down again.
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His priority has been trying to turn around M&S's underperforming clothing and homewares business.
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"And then all of a sudden I turn around, and she wasn't there," he said.
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The 2-year-old, if I turn around for one second, she has two knives.
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But with its business so ingrained with China, what happens if China doesn't turn around?
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I would walk down the street and turn around and start looking over my shoulder.
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It seems like every time we turn around, a famous face is shilling something new.
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You cannot turn around and say, 'Mate, you weren't supposed to take it so seriously.
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Watch him turn around and throw in a hook over Dale Davis at 6:16.
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At full capacity, the Burlington facility will be turn around orders in 6-8 weeks.
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Still, he was questioned on plans to turn around the 17-year-old war. Sen.
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Because the same ones will turn around and accuse me of being a fake Jew!
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Andrew M. Cuomo must now look for a new leader to turn around the system.
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Mr. Li laid out how the government intends to turn around some of those problems.
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We were advised that it would be a while and that we should turn around.
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Both companies have promised their tests can turn around results in a matter of hours.
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It's less astonishing now that the kitchen has 10 burners and room to turn around.
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"Once they got there, they'd take a picture, turn around and scurry back," he said.
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In recent years, the company has rebranded itself and has seen its sales turn around.
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One good draft, the collective belief around here goes, and it could all turn around.
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They then turn around and use that money for nursing home or in-home care.
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"He said, turn around," James, who is now 60, recalled in an interview last week.
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Nor does it have shareholders to pressure it to turn around its financial performance quickly.
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I would walk down the street and turn around and ... start looking over my shoulder.
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"We asked if we couldn't simply turn around and the officer said no," Eileen said.
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He arrived two years ago to turn around the city's failing subway, making significant progress.
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That began to turn around this week, as investors bid up shares in pharmaceutical companies.
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"If venturing out tonight, remember to Turn Around, Don't Drown," the NWS warned on Twitter.
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But Flyers coach Dave Hakstol turned to him to try to turn around the series.
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But none of these were able to turn around at the warp speed of Barbuto.
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So that's why I say nobody can turn around and say rugby won't be accepting.
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He expects his supply will be impacted within a month if things don't turn around.
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Special administrators have 180 days to turn around, sell or liquidate Europe's most troubled airline.
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All these years later, she's still wounded that Payton didn't turn around in the hallway.
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"You won't make it turn around & it will have very dangerous side effects." http://bit.
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Lamar has a quicker turn around with a date with Southeastern Louisiana on Wednesday evening.
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Cramer credits CEO Brian Niccol, who sought to turn around the company with several initiatives.
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This year's winner of Technical Turn Around is the great Aussie karate-boxer, Robert Whittaker.
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"They told me to turn around and put your hands behind your back," he said.
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Furthermore, according to the article, their own guides had already asked them to turn around.
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The plan to turn around the war in Afghanistan may already be running into quicksand.
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Companies that agree on standards one day turn around and sue one another the next.
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Of course it's not "just running away" if you immediately turn around and hit your man.
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Once, she had to turn around because a fire crossed the road in front of her.
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Turn around to see a bunch of green lettuce, with all its voluptuous surfaces and recesses.
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In two years, my life has changed radically — your life just doesn't [just turn around instantly].
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In her position as CEO of Joann, Soltau helped lead efforts to turn around the retailer.
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That thing where you turn around and pretend you're making out with someone by hugging yourself.
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Rating: Take your love, take it down, climb a mountain, turn around—because there's Mark Eaton.
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On Sundays it gets really superpacked to a point where you can't turn around or move.
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And if things don't turn around, the real-time social network could be an acquisition target.
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I turn around and I don't see people who look like me in the neighborhood anymore.
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" The letter also states that Fox saw Harmon turn around and say "I'll fucking stab you.
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We'll either have more reasons to be frustrated by Siri, or things will finally turn around.
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Rating Then you turn around and realize that the hose is aimed at a blazing fire.
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All of which is attempting to turn around Twitter's reputation for being awful at tackling abuse.
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"Turn around," he told her, grabbing her shoulders in order to swivel her body back around.
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And I read it, and I had to turn around from looking at it in studio.
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That gives it several points of leverage that could help it turn around its operating losses.
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With troubled companies becoming more troubled and harder to turn around, activists beat a hasty retreat.
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"As I went to turn around I felt burning on my face," she told the ATSB.
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But when they turn around, the woman is a nun and the man is the pope.
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Meanwhile, health-care names have started to turn around after some struggles earlier in the year.
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Pizza Hut parent Yum Brands Inc has been working to turn around sales at the chain.
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Instead of driving to safety, the registered nurse decided to turn around — back into the flames.
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Investors' focus is turned to Credit Agricole's efforts to turn around its troubled retail unit LCL.
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In fact, every other wedding guest may as well just turn around now and go home.
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Sony has sold off underperforming businesses and has worked to turn around others, including Sony Entertainment.
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But if you turn around, the four latex sculptures are standing behind you with disarming simplicity.
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The company launched initiatives in February to turn around its fortunes after posting "disappointing" annual results.
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Nature reports that moving forward, though, we're likely to see this one-year reversal turn around.
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But many economists express doubt he could turn around Venezuela given the severity of its crisis.
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After seeing the worst start to a year since 2009, stocks are starting to turn around.
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Investors who believe China can turn around helped drive the market shift on Tuesday, Cramer said.
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Brand tainting following scandals in Asia, as well as weak turn around prospects have spurred Yum!
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The athlete has made a remarkable turn-around since entering rehab for substance abuse in 2014.
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"But so far this year, they have disappointed and failed to turn around sentiment," he added.
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Now the responsibility to turn around J.Crew's sales and restructure its debt will shift to Brett.
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"Coach is about to break through the turn around, Kors is essentially starting it," Siegel said.
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I take a turn around the place, hands clasped behind my back like a gentleman detective.
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So, it's not fair for me to turn around and criticize her for voicing her opinion.
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It's difficult to be an Obama Democrat and turn around and run against a Trump Republican.
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BENGALURU/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Vishal Sikka, the chief executive brought in to turn around India's Infosys (INFY.
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"Trust the process, have confidence in what you're doing and things will turn around," Hammel said.
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""He helped turn around HP and their stock doubled during his five years at the company.
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When the car eventually pulled away, I waited a minute, hoping that it might turn around.
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"Some brands are tougher to turn around, some brands are firing on all cylinders," said Luz.
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BlackBerry is ending its Messenger service Friday after failing to turn around the long-struggling product.
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If you begin to feel unsafe on the trails, the park recommends you turn around immediately.
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"You're probably tempted to turn around and take your eyes off the road," Mr. Courville said.
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After four straight years of declining sales, the company's end markets have started to turn around.
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But Mr. Johnson's attempts to turn around J.C. Penney failed, causing a big loss in 2013.
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It credited the tie-up with Don Quijote for helping turn around its general merchandise business.
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"I'd turn around, and he'd be eatin' the stuff," the 27-year-old from Jamaica said.
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The genuine good news for Trump is that it's totally possible these numbers will turn around.
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That is good news for mining companies looking to China to turn around otherwise sluggish demand.
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Mr. McCrory warned that the storm could turn around and go through the coastal area again.
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For those without a choice, the question is increasingly if, not when, things will turn around.
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He has been admonished not to turn around in his courtroom seat to look at her.
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And before I know it, I turn around and there's photo flashes, and it was weird.
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It's possible that some, or even all, of these countries turn around their economic fortunes soon.
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"Coming out of your building, you turn around and — boom — the pictures are there," he said.
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If you turn around and your troops aren't with you, you've obviously lost your bargaining strength.
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He did not slow down but did turn around and head to the most direct route.
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Devices will be sold to wholesalers in bulk, who turn around and sell them to retailers.
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The turn-around time for results is about 3-5 days from time of specimen collection.
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It's safe to say the quick turn around was not planned for the lauded animated film.
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I grab a large drip coffee from my favorite coffee cart to turn around my morning.
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Investors can then turn around and sell the bonds before they reach maturity for a profit.
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No scheduled overseas arrivals had to turn around in the air or reroute to other airports.
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You want me to turn around and face the other (side) where I cant see you?
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So she had to turn around and go back, and they did rescue them by boat.
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That could be hard to turn around and be harsh on them in the economic realm.
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In Connecticut one day, a man drove past me only to turn around and come back.
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It may come in handy sooner than later if matters do not turn around in Harrison.
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RIGHT, WE DIDN'T TURN AROUND JUST YESTERDAY TO START WORKING ON SPEECH SYNTHESIS OR SPEECH RECOGNITION.
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The chairs also turn around, creating a living room for the couple when they're not driving.
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Coalition planes fired warning shots at their convoy but failed to get it to turn around.
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As the technical analysts will tell you, these mark places where charts tend to turn around.
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Lampert vowed he had a plan to turn around the company's two brands, Sears and Kmart.
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J.M. was forced to pull his pants down and turn around on at least 10 occasions.
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Murphy joined Red Robin in October, and is embarking on an effort to turn around sales.
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In the 1990s, he helped turn around Nissan by slashing jobs and upending its corporate culture.
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It's not only technology that has helped to turn around the fortunes of the exploration business.
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But her health took a bad turn around 50 and deteriorated over the last three decades.
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I turn around to smile at him to which he gave me the most beautiful smile.
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This could turn around six consecutive months of double-digit percentage growth in Macau's staple business.
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Republicans cannot fail to pass a bill then turn around and face the voters in 2018.
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"If it keeps executing and making smart moves, then things will turn around for the company."
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We talked about working hard to turn around the U.S. and China, our two biggest markets.
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Zandi called the loss of construction jobs "perplexing" and one he expects will soon turn around.
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General McMaster is widely respected and is credited with helping to turn around the Iraq war.
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"Designers can turn around custom pieces, and they're more than willing to do it," she said.
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I turn around and look at the field as the public address man introduces the teams.
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But the plane didn't turn around, and the pilots never indicated there was an emergency. 22.
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Joralemon Street would become a dead end without any obvious place for cars to turn around.
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Wayne told the pilot to turn around and park the aircraft next to the military plane.
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Rex Parris hopes an unlikely ally will turn around his California town, best known for meth labs and neo-Nazis Rex Parris hopes an unlikely ally will turn around his California town, best known for meth labs and neo-Nazis Rex Parris' gaze blankets Lancaster, California.
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"Parker was in front on the portrait, and I really wanted her to turn around so I could get a picture with her, and she genuinely, honestly would not turn around," her mother, Jessica Curry, a small business owner from Washington DC, told CNN on Saturday.
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And it is nearly impossible to turn around a company while exploring a sale and contacting bidders.
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Nevertheless, he stressed he has to play better for the Bucs to turn around their disappointing start.
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Just as they're about to turn around, Karim intervenes and kills Old Night, stopping Prairie's dream short.
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"We got stuck in traffic at that point, and they wouldn't let us turn around," he said.
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It could take years to turn around the business no matter who wins the contest, he said.
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I would walk 20 feet, and I was in so much pain I had to turn around.
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And then you turn around and you say, well, Maxine Waters was telling people to do that.
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We make it about halfway up before I tap out, so we turn around and head back.
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"When they&aposre frustrated in those efforts, they may turn around and change those tactics," Frigm said.
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With what little she had, Ann would buy auctioned items, turn around and sell them for more.
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Essentially, as photons -- tiny particles of light -- travel through space, they twist and turn around their axes.
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This week, two high-profile unicorns of 256, Fitbit and GoPro, look to turn around their misfortunes.
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I wanted to leave, but I was too paralyzed with fear to turn around and go home.
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For the government to grant them DACA, only to turn around and detain them anyway, is unconstitutional.
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The question is whether the latter part of the quarters started to turn around, basically, in activity.
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If your number was there, you could turn around and enter the field as an NFL cheerleader.
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It was forced to turn around due to "technical reasons," the airline, Aeroflot, said in a statement.
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The startup lets you order groceries for delivery, in a promised turn-around of under an hour.
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I got to turn around and walk back the other way, you know exactly what I'm doing.
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But questions still remain about how Fernandez would turn around Argentina's spiraling economy and restore investor confidence.
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Then they turn around and head past a mint-tiled bathroom to open up a second door.
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Officers introduced themselves and immediately asked Phounsy to turn around and raise his hands, the family said.
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I could make the robot follow me or turn around as I turned around my whole body.
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Things got so ugly, the royals had to hire a new stylist to "turn around" their style.
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Today, Dorenbos, the Philadelphia Eagles' long snapper, says that 30-minute experience helped turn around his life.
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"A billion dollars over two or three years would turn around Denel," said Heitman, the defense analyst.
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Kim them appears to turn around to remove himself from the man's grip, but is unable to.
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However, "there has been only a limited policy response so far to turn around growth," Garthwaite wrote.
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"I turn around and saw family on the ground, and it became all about that," Thames said.
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Finally, things seem to settle down behind me a little so I turn around to face them.
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Once they turn around, the audience sees signs on their backs that signify Muslim, Christian, or Jew.
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I turn around and I'm pretty fired up and I see Mac jumping up and down, too.
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CEO Bob Bakish is working to turn around Viacom, after years of declining ratings and ad revenue.
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This was his last chance to turn around an election that he is poised to lose badly.
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But there's a Resident Evil–like tank controls thing going on when you try to turn around.
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Snapchat has managed to turn around its business and revive growth, so Instagram could use some momentum.
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Vicki just ordered spike strips so people will stop using her circular driveway to turn around pic.twitter.
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Even though I told him not to scratch, when we would turn around, he would be scratching.
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The company has been trying to turn around its business by focusing on high-end VR headsets.
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The good news for investors, however, is some of the economic data is starting to turn around.
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Under President Joko Widodo, elected in 2014, Indonesia has promised to turn around its dismal environmental record.
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So we're not looking too smart right now, but I'm optimistic that will turn around quite well.
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Other precious metals were unable to turn around from earlier weakness, having fallen from multi-month highs.
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The company has been since taking steps to turn around its business through layoffs and asset sales.
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Gap replaced Kirwan with Neil Fiske, a former Billabong executive who helped turn around Bath & Body Works.
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They're in a turn-around phrase, they're restructuring, this is my pick and I stand by it.
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"Everyone's nervous — no one wanted to turn around to see if you were still there," he added.
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Investors will study the results to see whether the beleaguered steel industry is beginning to turn around.
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He pushed her inside, she said, and before Lopez could turn around she heard the door lock.
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Earlier this year, Lowe's gave the reins to a home improvement veteran to turn around the company.
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There were still tests underway too, and the quiet hope that their baby's condition would turn around.
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If that same thing happened today, I'd turn around and say 'What do you think you're doing?
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"I turn around and my 7-year-old was shot in the head," Washington said, KTRK reported.
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The German firm is pinning its hopes on Atellica to turn around its In-Vitro diagnostics business.
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The miss came as the insurer continues efforts to turn around its property-casualty business insurance unit.
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The company in March hired Meinie Oldersma as CEO to help turn around the businesses across Europe.
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The cut was made as CEO John Flannery tries to turn around the 125-year-old conglomerate.
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Difficult times for Chipotle shareholders will not turn around anytime soon, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Virtually every time your turn around, there's some new card, or an update to an existing one.
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In this iconic photograph, Princess Diana and John Travolta famously took a turn around the dance floor.
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What did she think would happen, he would turn around and say thank you for violating me!
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Traders said sentiment was unlikely to turn around soon with the options market indicating some more weakness.
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It aims to turn around deforestation and increase the province's forested area by at least 2 percent.
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We need to be realistic about the speed at which the business is going to turn around.
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Roku shares will turn around after a disappointing start this year, according to one Wall Street analyst.
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The message to those Haitians from the Obama administration, however, seems clear: Turn around or go elsewhere.
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Then they turn around and offer advertisers a read on more than a billion users at once.
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An aide he sent to Cairo to help turn around the moribund economy has returned in frustration.
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It's not enough to turn around after two and a half years and say, 'I'm a unifier.
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Puma chief executive Emma FitzGerald has been trying to turn around Puma since joining in late 2018.
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To turn around the supertanker of your personal habits, you're going to have to make small moves.
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Some reported being asked to turn around proposals in 24 hours, much faster than they often work.
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In a classic 2500-hour turn around, Sixpenceee canceled the project the day after posting about it.
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" Asked what Trump could do to turn around his financial situation, Spies said, "It's actually very simple.
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IBM has been focusing on newer technology like cloud and blockchain to help turn around the company.
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Many of those people will turn around and sell the heavily discounted items on eBay, he said.
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Dollar Tree has been struggling to turn around its Family Dollar business since its acquisition in 2015.
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What was one of the immediate things that you did to turn around Uber at the time?
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But when she gets to the checkout lane at the grocery store, she has to turn around.
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But when the sun set, the temperature dropped, and they decided to turn around and head home.
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"They come in and they say, 'Turn around,' and they put cuffs on me," Mr. Taliercio said.
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The Canadian firm has been trying to turn around its business by focusing on software and services.
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If a movie is put in turn-around, other studios can approach the filmmakers about producing it.
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Radar data shows the plane didn't turn around, and the pilots didn't indicate there was an emergency.
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About a mile out I asked the photographer to turn around and go back to the house.
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A man hurrying past with his collar pulled up against the weather chose not to turn around.
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The new powers could play a crucial role in the agency's efforts to turn around Washington's Metrorail.
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My 4.5 pound Yorkie, Buster, can actually stand up in it, let alone turn around per regulations.
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Yes, and I was curious when we learned the dance: Why is it that they turn around?
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One soldier would get over a hard patch, turn around and extend a hand to the other.
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Sometimes a sound that seems to come from over your shoulder is a prompt to turn around.
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The dominant pattern is for critics to walk up to the impeachment line, but then turn around.
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But he couldn't figure out how to turn around one of the media world's most prestigious titles.
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I retreat inside my own head, which is full of blaring sirens telling me to turn around.
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Or, more to the point, can we expect it to turn around, so that wages will follow?
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And the grueling work leads many inexperienced new hires to quit, forcing the boats to turn around.
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That's because CEO Marissa Mayer clearly wants more time to turn around her so-far failed turnaround.
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It took him a while before he realized he was supposed to turn around and face the audience.
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Many of the raccoons that are released in wooded areas turn around and head back to the city.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Wall Street investors were so convinced that Hunter Harrison could turn around railroad CSX Corp (CSX.
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Leading up to the 2018 election, Amash started to feel like the group wasn't going to turn around.
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The company has also been struggling to turn around its Family Dollar business since its acquisition in 2015.
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While the company's FunkO's might not turn around that trend anytime soon, its cereal is selling out fast.
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The former Goldman Sachs intern had wowed investors with his ability to turn around the auto parts store .
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Judy wanted to turn around, but Steve — who was excellent at manipulating her — forced her to keep going.
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An unattended cell phone aboard an Air France flight caused the plane to turn around over the weekend.
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Business Briefing Sprint is eliminating more jobs as it seeks to cut costs and turn around its business.
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If you turn around the suit there's these little stories inside and you can imagine what they represent.
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Now you worry about somebody snagging your kid off the street if you turn around for five seconds.
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Third, there is little prospect these numbers will turn around, even after a series of high-profile hearings.
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The company had criticized the hedge fund for not having a concrete plan to turn around the company.
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Not just any economy, but one of the toughest places to turn around an economy in the country.
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Under NATO requirements, would the U.S. have been obligated to turn around and attack "our allies," the Kurds?
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This fast turn-around time is part of the proof-of-concept of affordable spaceflight through reusable rockets.
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Witnesses said troopers told motorists to turn around on the bridge because they were concerned about its integrity.
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It was a pretty rough episode for Kevin, and I'm really hoping things turn around for him soon.
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They linger and turn around unable to afford anything, some asking customers for help on their way out.
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Silva was far past the age of the general 'athletic peak' when he began his career turn around.
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In my head, I sound amazing and then I turn around and her eyes are completely glazed over.
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Henry is shot at, and we turn around with him to see where the bullets are coming from.
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But traders say those numbers should turn around later this year due to competition for Australian beef stocks.
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More importantly, it wants customers who won't turn around and sell the limited-run supercar for a profit.
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Would he turn around and change his mind about his feelings for Lindsay on After the Finale Rose?
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Less money is needed if fewer people and materials are needed to turn around the rockets each time.
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She was seen Saturday night attempting to turn around in high water when her vehicle was swept away.
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If there's someone there, we could engage in two-way communication with a 2164595-year turn around time.
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LePoint credits a math tutor who helped her turn around her grades with free tutoring during winter break.
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After another 10 minutes or so, they make everyone get off the train so it can turn around.
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He paused repeatedly to allow thousands of fans to turn around and directly confront reporters for long periods.
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Because here's the confession that's hardest to admit of all and, um, can you turn around for it?
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"He jumped in the elevator, pulled a knife and told me to turn around," the Bravo star said.
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You can have a moment to be sincere, but you always turn around and in private you laugh.
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Now, Martha says seeing her son so upset was heart-wrenching, but she's hopeful things will turn around.
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That hazy sensation of the unattainable other; a new infatuation so fragile, you turn around and she's gone.
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This development contradicts fund managers' expectations that things could turn around after the harsh pain of bank recapitalization.
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"I turn around to check on her and she's munching on a Rice Krispie [Treat]," Briseyda told BuzzFeed.
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I wish I could say that things turn around once you start taking photos, but they really don't.
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Rubio could stumble, giving Bush an opportunity to rebound in New Hampshire and turn around his struggling candidacy.
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And if you borrowed a fair amount in conjunction with it, it takes a while to-- turn around.
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You turn around, and there it is: A mountain lion—a fucking mountain lion—coming straight for you.
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"I never in a million years thought these people would turn around and publicly 'hate' me," she says.
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At his rallies, Trump often encourages his supporters to turn around and boo reporters in the media pen.
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I kept checking the time to see if there was enough episode left for things to turn around.
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That reputation in the US didn't turn around until the advent of railway transportation in the mid-1800s.
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"He could turn around in one second if it was to his benefit to not feud," Res said.
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"To then turn around and take the money from the U.S. government felt tricky for us," Dahl said.
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Ms. Mayer, a former Google executive, has been largely unsuccessful in her efforts to turn around Yahoo's fortunes.
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The response is turn around from the leaked recommendations circulated Wednesday between the Defense Department and House committees.
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Elliott and Bluescape have already partnered to turn around two other power market players, NRG Energy and FirstEnergy.
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Now Democrats are rightly frightened that the game will turn around again, this time more forcefully than before.
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The goal, according to Hertel, is to turn around a pair of glasses in a week or less.
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Would those heading to Tijuana heed suggestions by American officials to turn around and go back to Brazil?
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Companies are essentially paying people to turn around and pay people and so, as a result, mistakes happen.
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But investors can still hope that the markets will turn around in the month's (and year's) final days.
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These inspiring rags-to-riches stories go to show that even the direst of situations can turn around.
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Analysts were still doubtful about Avon's ability to turn around given its costly business model of direct-selling.
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If you turn around and pay off your credit card through the app, you get Paytm points again.
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"I hear, 'Hey,'...and I turn around and Michael Jackson is behind me in the closet," he said.
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A government powerful enough to terrorize the oppressed could at some point turn around and terrorize the oppressors.
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Pay them $8 a day, and they'll turn around and spend it all back at the company store.
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The Falcon 9 would have to slow, turn around, and then retrace its path back to the ground.
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The tests are comprised of simple tasks, like asking someone to walk a short distance and turn around.
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I can't exactly turn around now and burn them for at least trying to get a little better.
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What's the next line that's gonna make somebody turn around like,"Oh shit, that was a good one"?
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McCollum, who joined Weatherford last year from rival Halliburton, is working to turn around the beleaguered services firm.
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That's a staggering amount of money, particularly to turn around and shovel out in a matter of days.
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J. Crew has been reportedly exploring multiple options to turn around its struggling business, including spinning off Madewell.
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Ms. Thayer said that she was sitting at a desk when Mr. Roma asked her to turn around.
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But, once I figured out my backward-facing solution, things started to really turn around (somebody stop me).
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As soon as she says, "I'm out of here," you're kind of waiting for her to turn around.
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You walk in and your first impulse is to turn around and go out because it's so overwhelming.
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He was chief executive of SGS, a trade services firm, when he was hired to turn around Fiat.
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For starters, while many of Amtrak's trains do turn around at Union Station, many other trains do not.
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It took a long time to get to this point, and it's not going to turn around overnight.
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Bob Corker and Lindsey Graham (who quickly turn around to embrace him on the golf course or airplane).
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By putting an emphasis on his policy agenda, Rove argued, Trump could turn around his low approval ratings.
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That could turn around next weekend when "The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part" hits the big screen.
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That was the start of a rocky period the club's management has just recently managed to turn around.
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Then they turn around and gouge those same taxpayers—putting life-saving medicine out of reach for many.
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They asked if they could turn around, she wrote, but the officer said they would all be held.
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"We don't just line up there and turn around and start to go back," Coach Roy Williams said.
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If I sit down and execute something I'm proud of, it can turn around my mood for sure.
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Once you sell your face to this mystery company, will it turn around sell it to third parties?
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For those accustomed to the speed of Amazon Prime, don't expect the same two-day turn around here.
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True, the metaphor it's built around takes a shocking (and low-key horrifying) turn around the emotional climax.
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The government hopes an increasingly tight labour market will eventually turn around sluggish wages and weak consumer spending.
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In tweets Tuesday, Trump said Gillespie would "turn around the high crime and poor economic performance" of Virginia.
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Even in the 1990s and 2000s, when urban areas were starting to turn around, subdivisions continued to expand.
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Paramount will take longer to turn around but Gianopulos and Robbins seem the right ones to do it.
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Chad Morganlander, a portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors, doesn't expect the index to turn around anytime soon.
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They can also turn around clothes more quickly, and their proximity allows designers to monitor production more closely.
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Lynette put out her hand to tug at his arm and make him turn around, to accuse him.
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And then they turn around and bail out-- the very people that they have created the problem for.
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Investors have also cheered data confirming an economic recovery in Europe and a turn around in company earnings.
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As headlines improved and it became clear that a deal would get done, stocks started to turn around.
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Spirit charges a fee virtually every time you turn around, from seat assignments to carry-on bag fees.
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But the new owner was unable to turn around Cavalli despite a new CEO and a new designer.
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We would do that for hours and then turn around and write these songs that were like 'damn.
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But it's unclear how sending a few thousand more troops will turn around the dire situation in Afghanistan.
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But Byron Deeter, a partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, said he thinks things will turn around for smaller firms.
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The most important thing any Cowboys quarterback can do, this season, is turn around and hand the ball off.
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Maybe your Valentine's Day will turn around and you'll become a heart-eyed sap like the rest of them.
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Other names highlighted as laggards with the potential to turn around next year include Tenet Healthcare, Allergan and Mylan.
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It's self-propelled, and the higher rear wheels makes it easier to maneuver around corners and turn around. 6.
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And North Carolina is far from the only state to dramatically turn around its climate policies in recent years.
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"We don't support unbundling as the only option to turn around Eskom," COSATU's Phetoe said at a news conference.
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So far, his priority has been trying to turn around Marks & Spencer's (M&S) underperforming clothing and homewares business.
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You can't turn around without tripping over another historical artifact, or bumping into a painting by a legendary artist.
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Maris also isn't confident that Papa will be able to turn around Valeant given the company's wide-ranging issues.
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Luckily I found it fairly quickly so I didn't have to ask him to turn around too many times.
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But analysts said the bank is taking too long to turn around slumping businesses and set broad, operational goals.
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Sewing, who took the helm in April 2018, has been making efforts to turn around the bank's ailing strategy.
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It might not turn around the company's flailing business, but it's a way more exciting idea than another motorcycle.
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The Sixers turn around and send the Los Angeles Lakers' unprotected first-round pick in 2018 to the Pelicans.
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I'll see something—almost like shapeshifters—someone will be behind me, but when I turn around, they're not there.
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S&P SAYS FUTURE RATINGS WILL DEPEND ON NEW GROUP'S ABILITY TO TURN AROUND FCA'S EUROPEAN OPERATIONS, ACCELERATE ELECTRIFICATION
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One of the reasons Softbank decided to invest was because of Fair's ability to turn around Uber's leasing business.
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Kelly, the patient said in court documents, did not turn around or leave the room while the man undressed.
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It showed a juttery green field on the map and pleaded with me to turn around on the highway.
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Huawei is working to make everything as modular as possible so that it can turn around Android updates faster.
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Congratulations, you did that [maneuver], now let's turn around that airplane safely and not hurt anybody on the ground.
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Betting that the cryptocurrency bear market will turn around, Fidelity created its cryptocurrency platform Fidelity Digital Assets in October.
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While the import curbs have helped turn around U.S. Steel's fortunes, they have not resolved the company's competitive problems.
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He's able to make something out of nothing and able to turn around a game in a single play.
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We turn around to the people we were just protesting against, and we say, 'Here, go and protect us.
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Near the end of the clip, she climbs up in her booth to fully turn around and face them.
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He'll turn around and go, 'On a bell,' which is another thing that you would only say [on set].
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" The Apple shareholder said "things could turn around" in China even though Apple is still "reliant on the iPhone.
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But she went back into the water after her father left her to turn around and help his wife.
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Royal Caribbean said the decision to turn around was made due to weather forecasts in a tweet on Monday.
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I think a lot of people externally gave up on us, on our ability to turn around this medicine.
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We decide we won't be happy sitting anywhere with completely wet clothes, so we turn around and go home.
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By making existing franchisees as strong as possible, we were poised for growth once things started to turn around.
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However, Safran reaffirmed its interest in acquiring Zodiac, stating it was confident it could turn around the group's fortunes.
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As soon as we walked in, she said, Lynne, don&apost turn around, but has the SUV left yet?
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Once she's accepted that the White Walkers are more dangerous than Cersei, though it's all going to turn around.
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" But he's worried that anything L Brands does to turn around Victoria's Secret "may be too little too late.
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But, frankly, even more importantly was those intangible values of leadership that has got experience in turn around brands.
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BUT WHEN COMPANIES ARE RETURNING MONEY, THEY'RE GIVING IT TO INVESTORS WHO THEN TURN AROUND AND INVEST IT THEMSELVES.
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The market needs big buyers to start capitalizing on the price slide in order to turn around, she said.
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Ironically, John Quincy Adams is the only president to turn around his lackluster political fortunes by way of Russia.
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The fight ended when Mayorga hit Zepeda with a fairly insignificant looking body shot, causing him to turn around.
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That doesn't mean I'm going to turn around and publish a headline with spoilers; that's just a dick move.
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The Dolphins and Raiders aim to turn around their fortunes at the other's expense on Sunday night in Miami.
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The reason SpaceX has such a short turn around time has to do with the propellant the company uses.
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Outside economists are skeptical that Russia can turn around quickly; its gross domestic product contracted 3.7 percent last year.
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No matter how close a match is, he can always turn around a situation and come back to win.
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She is the latest in a series of chief executives to try — without much success — to turn around Yahoo.
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President, will you tell Putin to stay out of U.S. elections?' and he did turn around and say, 'yes.
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We were instructed that if you see a block of pathway with lines like this, you must turn around.
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"Some people are just so tired of hearing 'no' that they just turn around and walk away," he said.
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The company is launching its first sport utility vehicle, the DBX, which it hopes will turn around its fortunes.
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Rick Snyder created a state-run district, with new charters, to try to turn around the city's worst schools.
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Lenovo's mobile business, which it has been trying to turn around, continued to lose money on an annual basis.
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Harrison occasionally uses an oxygen tank but has insisted that he was fit enough to turn around another railroad.
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The quarter's growth pace would be the first in three below 3 percent, if it does not turn around.
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Stanley Greenberg, a top Democratic campaign strategist, devised a secret plan to turn around the candidate's reputation for dishonesty.
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They've got beautiful artistic chemistry and it looks like things are beginning to turn around — then enter Stacy RunRun.
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How can we trust Donald Trump won't turn around and use this to fund his deportation plan or worse?
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That kind of a turn around time for mortality reviews is a symptom of a disconnect at the CDC.
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GameStop shares will turn around aided by the new Nintendo Switch console, CFO Robert Lloyd told CNBC on Monday.
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As Chrissy Teigen pointed out last week, having a plane turn around after its takeoff can be pretty frustrating.
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If you were to turn around and sell those shares, you wouldn't pay any capital gains taxes, he said.
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After Zimbabwe's long-time president Robert Mugabe was ousted in 2017, citizens hoped the nation's economy would turn around.
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Some of the men who harass women on their Twitch streams then turn around and monetize them on YouTube.
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The company plans on being able to turn around Block 5 rockets in just 24 hours after a flight.
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Back story: The company has struggled for years to turn around its fortunes as Amazon upended the retail industry.
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The rest of the states voting Tuesday offer few obvious opportunities for Mr. Sanders to turn around the race.
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But for every dollar they earned, Grady would turn around and spend 50, a lot of it on cocaine.
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You can hardly turn around without someone, somewhere, getting furious on social media about what critics are up to.
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And that's something that you do, where you stop and turn around and don't try to go through it.
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Ms. Teigen said that she was not as upset by the decision to turn around as might be expected.
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It began to turn around with Winston; he was 6-21 and 2147-1 in his first two seasons.
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That meant that all of the flights bound for Kennedy had to divert to other airports or turn around.
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Now that the former vice president is back on top, will Democrats turn around and knock him down again?
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"We decided to turn around and say, 'You know what, let's give some people some uplifting news," he said.
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"Why would we then want to turn around and say, 'Oh, come on back in' ?" asked former Ohio Gov.
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So I'd just got this brand new, really cool flip phone, and the top of it could turn around.
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Many planes that had taken off for Kennedy from overseas had to turn around or detour to other cities.
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I know it can be hard to remember that the market will turn around, and things can seem scary.
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"If you want to turn around and leave the airport, they have the ability to do that," Maggard said.
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Then they turn around and point the finger for hard times at poor families, Black people, and new immigrants.
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An American agent was parked outside, but Philip grimly ignored the pleas of Tuan and Elizabeth to turn around.
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And the Croatian authorities typically force all who cross safely to turn around, without letting them apply for asylum.
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Ten minutes into the flight, a fire was reported in the cargo area, forcing the pilot to turn around.
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Then I've got to turn around and come back in the opposite direction to my job at Warner Bros.
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"We very well may start to see it peak and turn around," Fauci said of the current flu season.
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Odom and Romines are now reaching out to Marcus Lemonis to see if he can turn around the company.
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Then they turn around and point the finger for hard times at poor families, black people, and new immigrants.
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"Turn around their ingrained lazy, lax, slow, sloppy, freewheeling, individualistic ways so they obey company rules," the directive said.
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In some cases, the male bears will turn around, perhaps sensing a dangerous or uninviting meeting with another bear.
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Then I hear this voice, as clear as you and me talking right now, that says, 'Stop, turn around.
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Its new CEO, Jill Soltau, is rolling out her own strategies, in an attempt to turn around Penney's business.
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Whether Washington will turn around the recent years of funding devastation of its own military is a political question.
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And I turn around and there was this guy that I couldn't make [out] because he had ski stuff.
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The company has been trying to turn around its business by promoting e-commerce sales and boosting its technology.
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And Sony did need to make some hard choices during the past decade to turn around its foundering business.
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Further, The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reports that the Mariners may turn around and deal Encarnacion in the near future.
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You turn around, bracing to face the worst and — oh, it&aposs just your friend in her winter jacket.
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And I turn around and I recognized him — obviously, it's Donald Trump — and he grabs me and hugs me.
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If Team Clinton members think they can turn around her negative trajectory over guns, they are sorely mistaken. 28500.
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Those headlines resurrected concerns about food safety at Chipotle restaurants that the company was working hard to turn around.
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Meanwhile, The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal reported that the Mariners may turn around and deal Encarnacion in the near future.
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Chris Christie to announce that Mark Zuckerberg would be donating $100 million to turn around Newark's ailing school system.
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The men and their wives ignored a guard's order to turn around just inside an entry checkpoint and depart.
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As it turns out, this crash is far worse and things aren't likely to turn around anytime soon, either.
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The main takeaway here is not that Trump is going to secretly turn around and get the TPP ratified.
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It further alleges he instructed her to remove her underwear, and that when she changed he refused to turn around.
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When I turn around, there's a $2 million staircase with Italian railings and steps made of marble mined in Namibia.
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It's really grim and it's really horrible, but that's where you have to go, unfortunately, for things to turn around.
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Hyundai Motor recently replaced the heads of its China and U.S. operations in a bid to turn around its business.
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It is a "multi-year and multi-administration process to really turn around and consolidate the fiscal trajectory," said Schineller.
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But then I would need to turn around and explain it to my reader who may not have a background.
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In this conversation with CNBC's Courtney Reagan, the executive lays out his long-term strategy to turn around the company.
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In the IPO filing, the company noted that it would continue to buy more homes to turn around as rentals.
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"You destroyed her life and then you turn around and take her away from me forever," she said, MLive reports.
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Her tenure at eBay also provided her with the experience necessary to turn around a large company like Hewlett Packard.
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But GE faces rising competition, complicating new Chief Executive Larry Culp's efforts to turn around the company's ailing power unit.
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Or maybe you should walk to the ocean and throw your phone in and turn around and never look back**.
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This result was not good enough to turn around the poor fundamental outlook for the in aggregate, according to strategist.
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In one video, a man is filming the smoke and embers as he waits to turn around and be rerouted.
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Just when we thought Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard couldn't get any cuter, they turn around and prove us wrong.
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With the new machines, select ASPs can now turn around phones within the same day, instead of taking several days.
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"I suspect if you keep poking at the economic expansion, it could turn around and bite you," Mr. Obstfeld said.
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And those troubled companies will become more troubled and harder to turn around, while the activists beat a hasty retreat.
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The officers who had cordoned off the street leading to the popular gay dance bar told Primar to turn around.
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GE's power business has been losing money and is the top priority in Culp's efforts to turn around the company.
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As Yahoo's chief executive, Ms. Mayer acquired more than 20 companies, but ultimately struggled to turn around the web pioneer.
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They are also requesting the company offer more meaningful metrics that will show whether it can turn around the trend.
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The highway ends soon after passing the barn—you either turn around and head south or continue north into Canada.
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Last year, the firm gained 15 percent when other hedge funds lost money and Haynes expects performance to turn around.
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" It's a complete turn-around, he says, from the years that produced Dark Horse and hit single ""All on Me.".
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"Let's help her make a million off of a bad time that she was able to turn around," says Burruss.
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Fail. I don't want to turn around so I just hope they'll be okay until I go home for lunch.
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Sewing is battling to convince them he can turn around Germany's biggest lender, whose shares have reached a record low.
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But the girl went back into the water after her father left her to turn around and help his wife.
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However, Papa John's steps to turn around its business have been reflected in its stock performance so far this year.
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This meant Rowe had to turn around, pick up the beer, and head to the island in rush-hour traffic.
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After the ninth step, I had to use one foot to turn around and then take another nine steps back.
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I turn around, mentally bidding farewell to the tomb in which I spent the last nine years of my life.
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If Trump can focus his bold, brash attitude on the issues he can still turn around his flailing poll numbers.
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I could wake up to something that I felt would end the day, then turn around and be incredibly inspired.
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We have to understand whatever we do to foreign countries, those foreign countries then turn around and do to Americans.
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I think it has certainly provided, as you say, positive information, quick turn-around information, to a very large audience.
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Buhari will need to create jobs if he is to turn around the country's fortunes over the next four years.
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The clash was averted at the last-minute when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office ordered Hazan to turn around.
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He has unveiled mega infrastructure projects he promised would turn around the economy but frustrations are growing on the street.
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SpaceX hopes to eventually reduce that year-long turn-around time between launches to make the process far more efficient.
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A brawl with Manny Machado of the Orioles on Tuesday isn't going to turn around the season for the Royals.
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Especially when she has customers who tap her for advice, then turn around and buy it from someone else online.
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"Whirlpool gets no credit for fantastic execution since housing began to turn around in 2011," DeNichilo said in the report.
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It seems like every time we turn around, science is giving us another reason that selfies are bad for us.
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"As I went to turn around I felt burning on my face," the woman told the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.
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I asked him, tentatively, if I could just turn around when he weighed me so I wouldn't see the number.
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Just because you feel zapped of your energy (or… zapped of your bank account) doesn't mean things won't turn around.
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I'm walking back to the bedroom when I get this weird feeling like someone is watching me, and turn around.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says he has devised a "simple formula" to turn around troubled co-working start-up WeWork.
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It's a very vulnerable place for her to be at the beginning of the series, but things will turn around.
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"In my head, I sound amazing and then I turn around and [Willow's] eyes are completely glazed over," Pink said.
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A video showed Edwards speaking at the podium before stopping to turn around and see what's going on behind him.
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"How does a player know you're not going to turn around and share this information with the N.F.L.?" she said.
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In true startup fashion, Shooli is still testing what works best, but turn-around times remain a week or less.
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Despite numerous attempts to turn around its business, General Mills has not been able to deliver good top line growth.
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Neither Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton has outlined a vision to turn around, or withdraw from, a flailing military campaign.
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"Every time you turn around, somebody new is killed by police," said Marvin Flagg, 56, an uncle of Mr. Garner's.
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By growing the sport at the local level, Bouchard-Hall hopes U.S.A. Cycling will turn around its slow membership decline.
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But Hickenlooper stayed in and hired another group of staffers in a last-ditch effort to turn around his campaign.
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AND THEN THE POWER BUSINESS, WE SAID THIS MORNING ON THE CALL ITS GOING THROUGH A TURN AROUND RIGHT NOW.
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"I just wanted to turn around and run when something hit my eye, it was hard and painful," he said.
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Oaktree, along with Capital Management LP, rescued Billabong in 2013 with a refinancing deal but the turn-around hit headwinds.
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But go in a group of five or six people, and the bear would probably turn around and walk away.
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He forced me to give him a blowjob, and then got me to turn around and had sex with me.
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The PBOC has slashed banks' reserve requirement ratio (RRR) six times since early 2018 to turn around soft credit growth.
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Oh, and then you get to turn around and announce your mistake to everybody using a microphone that never works.
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This website tells you how to set your Today and then you simply let the hand turn around the face.
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We want to fly out, turn around, accelerate back real hard, and come in hot to test the heat shield.
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What to watch: May will have to make concessions to Brussels, then turn around and sell that deal to parliament.
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It looks like she only wants to turn around as she's coming down in the second half of the spin.
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He used to do things like turn around backwards and scratch with his elbows, and do crazy shit like that.
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The plane was going from Heathrow to Dubai, but 30 minutes in, it had to turn around and come back.
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But it's tough, because enemies turn around every so often when patrolling, so it's hard to sneak up behind them.
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Why did she insist that she's a size 6, but then turn around and claim alliance with middle-sized woman?
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Some of the unemployed who received free tickets tried to turn around and sell them on eBay for about $800.
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If we turn around, close our eyes and then look back, we see what the painting is doing by itself.
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But things did turn around for Horn, who survived the final three rounds, denying Pacquiao his first knockout since 2140.
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You don't want to turn around and spend all the money you saved on the sticker price fixing extensive issues.
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The former head of the University of Michigan's athletic department, he helped turn around Domino's Pizza, another private equity investment.
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Part of her reasoning is that as a senior she may not live long enough to see things turn around.
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For something like a flash flood, it's best to stay put, and if you're driving, it's best to turn around.
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Though it's rare for flights to turn around mid-flight for no reason, it can happen — sometimes under bizarre circumstances.
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Two flight attendants for United got into a fight and forced a flight from Raleigh to Chicago to turn around.
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LONDON — Alexion Pharmaceuticals has remade its executive ranks over the past year in a bid to turn around its fortunes.
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You can't just turn around and say it's not a hoax, but good news, we could make money off it.
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If the Cavaliers can maintain this intensity when the Warriors start missing some shots, the score could turn around quickly.
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It would be to the point he'd be playing with one kid — you turn around, it's 2100 kids, right there.
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It was the tech giant's biggest-ever takeover and a wager that cloud computing software can turn around its fortunes.
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"I think what he's done to turn around this team in the rebuilding process, he's been the number one key."
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And Mr. Trump did not run for office promising to turn around the war in Afghanistan, as Mr. Obama did.
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While the shuttle was (mostly) reusable, the orbiters cost too much and required too much turn-around time between missions.
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Few Iranians are optimistic that the election will help end a cycle of poverty and turn around a dysfunctional economy.
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"Things can turn around on that and any shock to the global economy would do that (dent prices)," he said.
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If your definition of success isn't possible on this path, the only way to be successful is to turn around.
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If you turn around, you can see a great layer of smog, lying over northern India like a dirty shroud.
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And second, will all the Dems who piled on Bloomberg in the last debate turn around and pile on Bernie?
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As we all know, rivers and elk herds don't stop and turn around at the local bureau field office boundary.
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Having dismissed the "G"s I turn around; there are the "D"s: O.K. I go home with Kathryn Davis.
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He was known to show up at dinner parties and turn around and leave if the meal was not ready.
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The Amazon worker cage stands about 7 feet tall, with just enough space for a human to turn around comfortably.
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Cramer thinks the stock could turn around and demonstrate once again that the market doesn't always make the right move.
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Most motorists then carefully follow the orders of heavily armed federal officers and turn around without getting into more trouble.
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"Please take it easy on those roads as they are slick ... turn around, don't drown," the National Weather Service tweeted.
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But Brian Belski, chief investment strategist for BMO Capital Markets, thinks there are many years left before things turn around.
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"Trump still has every opportunity to turn around his presidency," said Alex Conant, a GOP strategist who worked on Sen.
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I wanted to come through that door and not cut and then when we turn around, the door is gone.
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Tata's access to iron ore mines also puts it in a much better position to turn around Bhushan Steel's unit.
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We have all had a bad day turn around after an afternoon of laughter and story-swapping with good friends.
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Behind him, Coach Bill Belichick was yelling in the direction of two assistants, who did not bother to turn around.
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Luke Esposito, a forward, said his class sought to turn around the program's fortunes, believing a national championship was possible.
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"A lot of people love to build you up only so they can turn around and tear you down." video
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It is making cuts in Europe, looking to reorganize its South American operations and turn around China - all unprofitable regions.
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Kors' yearly earnings forecast, which fell largely below Wall Street expectations, partly reflected efforts to turn around the brand, Duval added.
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That cost me five minutes in trying to turn around, causing me to barely lose to Waze in that first segment.
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Japan will hold elections this summer, putting more pressure on Mr. Abe and his governing coalition to turn around the economy.
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IF WE CAN DO IT TO KFC WHICH WAS IN A LOT WORSE SITUATION, WE CAN DEFINITELY TURN AROUND PIZZA HUT.
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And, as the degrees of rotation suggest, doing a 1080 means you turn around a full three times in the air.
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You may hate the idea of "selling yourself," but that doesn't mean you want to turn around and do the opposite.
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And I think that's gonna turn around because these are the things that speak to people … women who call themselves feminists.
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We've seen the U.S. government impose a ban on ZTE over security concerns, then turn around and almost immediately lift it.
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Or why this measure won't backfire when those Middle Eastern countries turn around and ban laptops on American carriers in retaliation.
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Bouteflika had appointed Kaddour in March 2017 to turn around a state company hit by fraud scandals, lethargy and red tape.
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Business Insider drove within a mile of the gates of the Cominak mine before gendarmes politely asked us to turn around.
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Indeed, Abercrombie & Fitch has closed hundreds of stores over the past five years as it tries to turn around its business.
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I sheepishly turn around to check how my mom is coping with all of this, only to find that she's disappeared.
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That he would then turn around and use the word with regard to Pelosi makes the insult all the more jarring.
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I can't cry when I'm in visits but I have had to turn around on several occasions and hold myself back.
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Duperreault has said previously that AIG needs to be able to attract and retain top talent to turn around lagging performance.
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Your options are to turn around and get hit with a cancelation fee, or try to get through a workout braless.
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"I got a little tap on my shoulder, and I turn around, and this girl's like, 'Hey, you're Skrillex,'" he says.
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Things twist and turn around her taking that journey, while we also get the perspectives and tribulations of those aforementioned friends.
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Stanley Druckenmiller, a respected billionaire investor, praised Mr Culp's efforts to turn around the firm and added to his GE holdings.
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Ford finally scrapped the plan in 2017 — only to turn around and announce that it would build the cars in China.
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As you can see, they optimistically kept predicting GDP to turn around, failing to correct their model for persistent forecast errors.
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When everything seems to be going wrong, we check our horoscope to find out when things are going to turn around.
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But Tata has no lack of businesses it needs to turn around in its current collection without looking for new ones.
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It also represents a bid from Camelot's new chief executive Nigel Railton to turn around the ailing fortunes of the firm.
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"As I went to turn around I felt burning on my face," the woman told the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB).
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Three well-known technologists weighed in on how they would turn around Twitter, as the future of the company remains unclear.
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They all expressed a desire to have Brand help turn around the league's worst franchise, as a player or an exec.
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Investors are worried it would be hard for those tech giants to turn around as the government's antitrust investigations heat up.
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Long-time renters are being evicted from their apartments because landlords can turn around and rent those apartments for more money.
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When I first had to take off my shirt, it was a closed set, but still she had everybody turn around.
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I turn around and follow them so I can pay the housekeeper $93.103, because hubby didn't leave enough money for her.
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Then you turn around and notice the taxidermy deer sitting on the ground not far away, watching the room as well.
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CBL's share price has fallen by more than 50% this year, making it harder to invest and turn around ailing spaces.
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The biggest fast-fashion brands like Asos, for instance, can turn around entire collections in the span of a few weeks.
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"We have a low interest rate regime and it is really not expected to turn around and mean revert," he said.
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Republican lawmakers hoped that public opinion on their tax bill would turn around once the law took effect on January 1.
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Before the two could get to the bar, they realized how far they were from shore and decided to turn around.
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Isn't it a double standard to turn around and accuse people of color who strive for lighter skin of cultural shame?
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"They pointed their guns at me and yelled at me to turn around and get on my knees," he told me.
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Two things happened: Snow covered the road, and when the family tried to turn around, their car fell into a ditch.
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"I'd turn around, and he'd be behind my back, faking so I couldn't see where he was," he writes in Billboard.
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The way to turn around what California Governor Jerry Brown recently called "the new abnormal" is to slow climate change down.
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McCollum scored on a turn-around jumper and Lillard followed with a 3-pointer to cut the deficit to 101-97.
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He's got an outrageous and contagious laugh—the type that makes people nearby turn around to see who it belongs to.
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Kourtney arrives, and she and Kim and the traveling road show immediately turn around to get ready for the Balmain show.
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Once stepping out though, Stellon quickly figured out what was happening when one of the officers asked her to turn around.
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The officer who fired the shots said he thought Chatman had something in his hand as he started to turn around.
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Hackett also helped turn around the University of Michigan's troubled college football program during a brief stint as interim athletic director.
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So it was natural to look at Denver's 2015 season and assume that things would turn around much the same way.
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In a note, Johnson said automakers may have to cut production in the second half if sales do not turn around.
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Seriously, just look at him: You're in the kitchen, you hear a door slam, you turn around to see him.. wyd??
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But often circumstances turn around because their positivity is noticed and appreciated by folks in a position to lend a hand.
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Roberts, at the urging of leadership-connected strategists in Washington, hired campaign whizz Corry Bliss to turn around his floundering campaign.
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I interviewed the first Romanian woman to try Everest in 2017, but she had to turn around due to tragic complications.
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If it won't listen to those, then it's not clear why the company should get to turn around and cry foul.
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In an effort to turn around its fortunes, the company appointed industry veteran Hamish Tyrwhitt as its chief executive last November.
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While the hearing had a friendly tone, Miller was questioned on plans to turn around the 17-year-old war. Sen.
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"I knew where the mic was and I wanted to turn around and lift it up, but I froze," she said.
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The hit — Headley's seventh in his last 20 at-bats — helped reinforce how things have begun to turn around for him.
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It was a serious setback for a leader who won office on a promise to turn around Japan's long-struggling economy.
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It was the middle of the night at that point, Henry said, and Cartwright had missed three opportunities to turn around.
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Making its stores easier and cleaner to shop are two of Wal-Mart's major initiatives to turn around its U.S. business.
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