We're just going to allow the process to move forward, allow the facts to unfold and as they unfold.
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Ned's execution, the Red Wedding, Oberyn Martell's death-by-Mountain — all of these moments shocked us because their outcomes didn't unfold the way they were supposed to unfold.
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The Obama Foundation Summit will unfold in — where else?
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Now we're watching the immediate — and disastrous — effects unfold.
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Unlikely. The machine, designed by SquareTrade, that CNET uses to fold and unfold these phones is utterly brutal — far more brutal than how most people are likely to fold and unfold their devices.
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Nevertheless, he is confident about what is about to unfold.
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Many of these stories continue to unfold on social media.
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But they can't do much except watch the tensions unfold.
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Do you think that it will unfold as it seems?
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"We didn't anticipate how it would unfold," Ronson tells Refinery29.
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More broadly, scandals take a long, long time to unfold.
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It's been fascinating to watch Zuckerberg's assault on Snapchat unfold.
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Watch my experience unfold, and then try it for yourself!
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No one knows how the battle for Mosul will unfold.
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Today some noteworthy things unfold about you career or reputation.
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Check out the video above to watch this challenge unfold.
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Watching this unfold, a maniacal grin grows on Sturgeon's face.
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What's it like for you to watch this trial unfold?
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It is the third video to show the confrontation unfold.
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Most people understood those dynamics were probably going to unfold.
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As the primaries quickly unfold, he won't have that luxury.
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He never knows in advance how an idea will unfold.
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But we'll have to see how things unfold over time.
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Watch the adorableness and terror unfold — er, pile on — above.
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I know that that's the way these things typical unfold.
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But soon after their engagement, the truth began to unfold.
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In the Black Country he had to unfold them slowly.
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I just wanted the opportunities to unfold in that way.
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Sitting in the conference room, I watch the process unfold.
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So how would histories great political rivalries unfold on Twitter?
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One key question now is how recovery efforts will unfold.
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Watch the clip above to see the entire game unfold.
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We don't know how any cancer patient's life will unfold.
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You really just need to unfold it, adjust and tighten.
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Such an event, of course, would unfold outside the UFC.
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I suppose she was expecting me to unfold an iPad.
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"We've all seen these things unfold over time," Baum said.
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You're watching this scandal unfold and rightly shaking your head.
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A repeat today would unfold at an especially difficult time.
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What he did was unbelievable, and I watched it unfold.
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The screen looks crisp and bright when you unfold it.
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It was odd, too, to watch the action unfold onstage.
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It's been interesting watching some of the comment threads unfold.
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A wave of administration personnel turnover is about to unfold.
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Unfold and press firmly into the sides of the pan.
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We will simply have to watch the Trump presidency unfold.
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I am, quite frankly, terrified of how it will unfold.
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Yet both events unfold against a backdrop of deep concern.
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Then I visualize how I want my do to unfold.
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It feels a bit like you're watching civilization itself unfold.
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Life, of course, does not unfold like a scripted call.
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The interaction aggravated Tayshia, who watched it unfold from afar.
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You sense hidden dramas waiting to unfold; tensions ticking away.
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"You need to watch them unfold to appreciate the beauty."
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These interactions usually unfold in an awkward and predictable sequence.
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Corporate crises unfold at lightning speed in the digital age.
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The eclipse is scheduled to unfold between about 9 a.m.
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After that, I sat back and watched the hilarity unfold.
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From a distance, Mr. Eyal watched the tech backlash unfold.
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Much of it is likely to unfold behind closed doors.
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There are so many ways to watch this drama unfold.
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Which came in handy when unpleasant things began to unfold.
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His life was destined to unfold in a constricted area.
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The fight on the Senate floor will unfold in stages.
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He watched the rest of the season unfold without him.
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A broader shift in trade policy would unfold more slowly.
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The house's slowness gives Oz leisure to let sentences unfold.
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Here's a quick workout of how that process could unfold.
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Just let the day unfold and sort of wing it.
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Worth watching most closely is how relations unfold with China.
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Here's how it might unfold in the months to come.
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"There are lots of ways this could unfold," said Pickering.
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Julianna stood in the aisle and watched the scene unfold.
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More importantly, something unexpected, delightful, funny, or quirky can unfold.
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I sit and watch it unfold— in helplessness and dread.
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And that's exactly what we're seeing unfold on the right.
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In most states, Republican and Democratic primaries unfold on different tracks.
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I too can unfold my wings and fly into the world.
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But the disturbing feeling comes not from watching these things unfold.
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There's a certain guilty pleasure in watching these fictional transformations unfold.
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Laurel furor has been pretty fun to watch unfold on Twitter.
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Unfold, an app that helps you create stories with minimalist templates.
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Letting things unfold and just happen is important for my work.
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Stand back and watch the flaps unfold as the kernels burst.
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The question was, how exactly would it unfold as went forward?
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The world is watching the abuses in ICE's concentration camps unfold.
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As Twitter users watching the alien memes unfold, we were alienated.
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So I knew, that night, that something was going to unfold.
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Letting my life unfold in front of everybody's eyes is difficult.
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The story cycles through each of their perspectives as things unfold.
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Some of Trump's presidential initiatives will take a while to unfold.
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Different aspects of that history unfold simultaneously in one communal space.
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"You get very anxious and depressed" watching this unfold, he said.
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It's fun to watch Asbury's future unfold in front of me.
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LARRY KUDLOW: I'm going to let those talks unfold next week.
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I'm a fan of Unfold myself; haven't yet tried the others.
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Watching the party unfold, I realized the irony in Preston's protest.
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Again, we are talking about incidents that can unfold in seconds.
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Fans can expect to see four group stage games unfold there.
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But bad things will continue to unfold on all social networks.
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I'm just allowing the new me to unfold as I may.
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Many are sitting on the sidelines to see how events unfold.
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Silver also discussed how quickly things with her estate could unfold.
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Check out the video below to watch the full story unfold.
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We saw families form, relationships change, altercations unfold, and businesses begin.
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Much of president-elect Trump's deregulation policy is yet to unfold.
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Until then, it is impossible to know how things will unfold.
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Do we really need to see that unfold, season after season?
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The test of Kelly's strategy will unfold in the coming months.
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All this is sure to unfold in an unpredictable, sporadic way.
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So I returned — eager, but unsure of what might unfold next.
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There's a techno-optimist view of how this story will unfold.
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She was our guide, showing us how this film should unfold.
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It felt like a real adventure was just beginning to unfold.
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"It's very early days — things will unfold very slowly," she said.
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Their motivations and arcs are thrilling to watch unfold and intersect.
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But it is impossible to predict how a marathon will unfold.
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They will unfold over many decades, not in the immediate future.
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But that is exactly what we are watching unfold in Congress.
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However, I underestimated the malevolent way he would let it unfold.
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Election Day did not unfold exactly as either party had hoped.
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Granted, Fitch's title win surely didn't unfold the way he planned.
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I remember watching it all unfold as if in slow motion.
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There's nothing more cathartic than watching a love triangle unfold, right?
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"A restaurant should unfold, like a series of snapshots," he added.
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The family drama around the Arrested Development cast continues to unfold.
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They had no idea about the horrible events that would unfold.
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The problem is that a TV series doesn't unfold on paper.
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As he watched the Vietnam War unfold, he saw history repeating.
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VICE News' Hind Hassan travelled to Dublin to watch proceedings unfold.
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"I honestly don't know how it will all unfold," Austin said.
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We're seeing all this unfold before our eyes on social media.
|
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To my surprise, this launch seemed to unfold in slow motion.
|
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Watching this unfold should have helped inoculate commentators against Trumpist bamboozlement.
|
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"We started to see the actual story unfold," said Dr. Bereczki.
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But it's still soft enough to fold and unfold with ease.
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And predicting just how those changes will unfold is incredibly important.
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Across the world, people are watching the situation in Gambia unfold.
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Of course, no two booms will unfold exactly the same way.
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Yeah, that's what I hear every time I unfold this phone.
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Diasporas often witness very different crises unfold in their home countries.
|
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He watched the attack unfold through cracks between the adjacent walls.
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"Unfold is helpful in creating beautifully designed IG Stories," she said.
|
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That leaves Ms. Green to keep watch as the scenarios unfold.
|
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You let them unfold chaotically, anywhere and everywhere across the organization.
|
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Watching the Ukraine scandal unfold is yet another reminder of this.
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This timeline is being updated with additional developments as they unfold.
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Brace for more volatility as the parliamentary drama continues to unfold.
|
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A scenario like that could unfold very differently under Mr. Trump.
|
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A similar process has yet to unfold for American coaches, however.
|
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Despite the show's triumphant reception, it did not unfold without flaws.
|
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Since then Tuff has seen tragedy unfold in other American schools.
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It's not clear how that debate will unfold in the Senate.
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I'm panicked about what will unfold when I do fall asleep.
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Unfold and press firmly into the sides of the pan. 7.
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What was it like watching it all unfold from your perspective?
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Their eleventh festival, Curveball, will unfold this August in upstate New York.
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The full economic implications of the floods will take longer to unfold.
|
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The future of financial services in Japan could unfold in several ways.
|
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We will have more to say in coming days as events unfold.
|
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Manning and Dewey-Hagborg's stories unfold in countless magazines, websites, and articles.
|
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Trump presidency could unfold, and they bear almost no resemblance to one
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Inside many companies, automation doesn't simply unfold as a top-down imperative.
|
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The Mavic Pro gets about twice as big, when you unfold it.
|
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Watching things unfold there, it doesn't seem like an entirely optimistic story.
|
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As your turns unfold, be sure to manage your overload cards carefully.
|
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Watching the scene unfold on television last Thursday made my heart sink.
|
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Experts say Kim is waiting to see how South Korea's elections unfold.
|
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Nearly 95 million Americans watched the Bronco chase unfold on live television.
|
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Imagine what kind of jingle jangle would unfold if they all vanished.
|
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Here's what we know and don't know: How did the shooting unfold?
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No one quite knows how the introduction of autonomous cars will unfold.
|
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It makes sense that his next chapter would unfold in New York.
|
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You can watch the drama unfold beginning at the 1:32 mark.
|
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The way the installment allows survivors stories to unfold feels especially rare.
|
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It fit easily into my pocket and was a snap to unfold.
|
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But it is America's reaction that will determine how events now unfold.
|
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Seeing the whole process unfold before your eyes is nostalgic as hell.
|
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Watching it all unfold via social media filled me with immense joy.
|
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A lot of conjecture can unfold in the space between the two.
|
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That's just the way the conversation tends to unfold around this game.
|
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When internet collaborations unfold on social media, fans usually react with excitement.
|
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But watching their beautiful lives unfold before me hit my self esteem.
|
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It takes time for a meal to unfold, but that is fine.
|
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As guests, we watch the drama, the humor, and the celebration unfold.
|
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Fans have watched John Cena and Nikki Bella's romance unfold on E!
|
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So, here's my crystal ball on what is about to quickly unfold.
|
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Samsung's new "Galaxy F" smartphones will unfold into a full-sized tablet.
|
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Aung San Suu Kyi appears to be watching a possible genocide unfold.
|
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And, obviously, I would have to go and witness all this unfold.
|
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Brennan, then 813, watched the raid unfold on the Sonic message board.
|
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I'm not persuaded, but perhaps we'll see more unfold in that regard.
|
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It's completely adjustable, so you can fold and unfold it as necessary.
|
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If anyone should regret the spectacle about to unfold, it is they.
|
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I will continue to cooperate fully with the University as matters unfold.
|
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There are two parts of the equation that still have to unfold.
|
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Just outside, a police officer saw the shooting unfold before 4 p.m.
|
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"That is the mechanism through which we'll see problems begin to unfold."
|
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Stunt competitions unfold with no less seriousness than high school basketball games.
|
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Might as well have a film crew around, watching the process unfold.
|
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As unexplainable events begin to unfold, they learn they are not alone.
|
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You can watch all of the action unfold here at 1 p.m.
|
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Inside the offices, workers have found it exciting to watch everything unfold.
|
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's annual marathon news conference is set to unfold.
|
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A military contact of Cannon's watched the massacre unfold on satellite imagery.
|
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Yet, within those clouds, riffs and figures unfold in complex rhythmic patterns.
|
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Tony Kim, a LA resident, was visibly emotional watching the summit unfold.
|
|
A similar situation may unfold in California in the election this fall.
|
|
Here are nine people to watch as the debate continues to unfold.
|
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The audience watches the story unfold largely through Elliot's shifting, unreliable perspective.
|
|
One evening a few years ago, I saw an alarming scene unfold
|
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It would not unfold according to the best-laid plans of wonks.
|
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But on Victoria, these plots unfold in the same fashion every time.
|
|
Here are four things to watch out for as the campaigns unfold.
|
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The mystery of the meat-wrapped knives continues to unfold in Omaha.
|
|
That unpredictable plotting only made the story more exciting to watch unfold.
|
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But when we hear certain music, we expect certain things to unfold.
|
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The emotions run still deeper at the end, when some surprises unfold.
|
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Its splendor doesn't fully unfold until you get well off the pavement.
|
|
Can you help me find mysteries that unfold all over the globe?
|
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But you can see the influence of his teacher unfold over time.
|
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But these swings in sentiment don't unfold in nice, neat, predictable ways.
|
|
Fold the dough in half, place in a pie dish and unfold.
|
|
ZACHARY WOOLFE Morton Feldman's "Triadic Memories" unfold in a realm of shadows.
|
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This grim statistic doesn't bode well for how Campaign 2020 will unfold.
|
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They want this to unfold as orderly and as quietly as possible.
|
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It will unfold as a gradual and contentious process of radical change.
|
|
Any new strategy for Syria will unfold on a complex game board.
|
|
When you unfold them, you get a tablet with a roomy screen.
|
|
Her story and the inevitable abuses of power she encounters unfold together.
|
|
Many of Riley's most beloved verses unfold as vivid, frequently comic narratives.
|
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We're looking forward to seeing these students' stories unfold throughout this series.
|
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Press play on the video above to see the whole transformation unfold.
|
|
The next chapter of Samsung's bendy phone odyssey is about to unfold.
|
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On the other hand, he likes to watch conflict unfold before him.
|
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His friend, Jeremy Howard, saw the attack unfold from a nearby boat.
|
|
When conflicts unfold, the unfailingly earnest housemates try to solve them constructively.
|
|
The current political landscape makes it difficult to predict what could unfold.
|
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The police say the four North Korean conspirators watched the attack unfold.
|
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I don't have any expectations about how things will continue to unfold.
|
|
Harley Rouda (D-Calif.), who witnessed the chaos unfold behind closed doors.
|
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As I watched the performance unfold, I heard a variety of responses.
|
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Most likely, they will unfold in the dark and behind the scenes.
|
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It's accompanied by an animated cartoon of the improvised stories that unfold.
|
|
As the raids have continued to unfold, another worrisome trend has appeared.
|
|
The full upshot of this reveal will, of course, unfold over time.
|
|
This is the beginning of a significant campaign that is designed to destroy Daesh and it's going to take some time to unfold; I'm very confident in the outcome, but it is going to take some time to unfold.
|
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A thousand fans even Jesse Watters going to D.C. to watch this unfold.
|
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But tonight, the party will unfold in a different atmosphere near the Bataclan.
|
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The story needed to have someone to explain how this all could unfold.
|
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"We, like most parties in the world, are watching events unfold," Claure said.
|
|
However matters unfold in Saudi Arabia, the monarchy itself is likely to survive.
|
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Authorities believe that the number will grow as the investigation continues to unfold.
|
|
If it does unfold that way, our problems will get much, much worse.
|
|
The attack on the legislature did not begin to unfold until the afternoon.
|
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And you, gentle reader, can watch the action unfold right here, right now.
|
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"We have to watch and adapt as we see things unfold," Connolly said.
|
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Debt experts are cautious on how the situation will unfold for the insurers.
|
|
Thousands of Parisians turned out in the streets to watch the disaster unfold.
|
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I like reality to unfold itself and follow that in its own expression.
|
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Mind the pound: Market reaction could be strong, depending on how events unfold.
|
|
As we wait for Upton's story to unfold, we've reached out to Guess?
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He returned hours later and the store's surveillance video showed the scheme unfold.
|
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So blessed to be here and humbled to see a life dream unfold.
|
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Iran has appeared content, so far, to sit back and watch it unfold.
|
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Samsung claims you can fold and unfold it 200,000 times without sacrificing durability.
|
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But watching the Bush era unfold, Mr. Townsend was wary of the idea.
|
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But watching his relationship with Randolph unfold was at times hurtful to Godwin.
|
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Thanks to Bomer and Oakley, more people will get to see it unfold.
|
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Imagine something that can unfold like a newspaper or wrap around your wrist.
|
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The girl was unharmed but watched the assault unfold, the police spokeswoman says.
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Trashed: Houseparty This one will be a particularly fierce battle to watch unfold.
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What has it been like for you to watch all of that unfold?
|
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We saw the scene unfold from Salazar's point of view on nearby monitors.
|
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Assessments like that are helpful as we watch the 90-minute encounter unfold.
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You sit back and watch the action unfold, without any breaks for interaction.
|
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After a quick tutorial at the movie's start, the narrative begins to unfold.
|
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Unfold have not paid any influencer or spent money on marketing, McCune says.
|
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Of course, Unfold is new and apps tend to have a shelf life.
|
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On Twitter, you come for the thrill of watching the raw moment unfold.
|
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You can watch this Justin Timberlake evolution unfold right before your eyes below.
|
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A flag at the top came out in clumps too delicate to unfold.
|
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The Gold children's lives unfold over five decades, haunted by those foretold fates.
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Still, it is far from clear exactly how Trump's Russia policy will unfold.
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Pieces gently blossom, synth pads unfold to reveal gauzy whispers and shy melodies.
|
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As the events began to unfold, Johnson made a call to emergency services.
|
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That's what Steve Bannon thought would unfold, and what the president knows instinctively.
|
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That's the question pretty much everybody who was watching the madness unfold had.
|
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The viewer simply watches dramatic or comedic events unfold in a procedural manner.
|
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You might be stuck at work, watching the madness unfold from your phone.
|
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Free write for at least an hour and see what stories unfold 17.
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Walking and talking, watching the relationship between Henry and Delilah unfold, is compelling.
|
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Republicans might want to complain about what they are seeing unfold before them.
|
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Reed takes the bait, and the listener expects a second Serial to unfold.
|
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Some drama may unfold, but a new friend circle is coming soon, too!
|
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The latest situation to unfold seems to have appeared out of the blue.
|
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Using sophisticated sequencing techniques, the team saw another history unfold for the kiwi.
|
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He said markets would remain cautious until further developments on trade talks unfold.
|
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Wall Street will also watch the latter part of the earnings season unfold.
|
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"The U.S. government cannot watch this crisis unfold from the sidelines," he said.
|
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Examined closely, the performative nature of Jafa's notebooked bodies unfold in Love, too.
|
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Our interactive delegate calculator lets you simulate how the nomination process could unfold.
|
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There, under the starry blue ceiling, he could watch the onstage drama unfold.
|
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They survived financial collapse, and now they're watching a new moral order unfold.
|
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You watched the Challenger disaster unfold in real-time on January 28, 1986.
|
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I think we need to wait and see how these operational things unfold.
|
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I write this from Colombia, visiting with friends and watching the disaster unfold.
|
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The Ukraine scandal began to unfold about a week after his contentious departure.
|
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Then gradually, the complex layers of flavor unfold, ending with a bitter swagger.
|
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Propulsion would come from foil sails that would unfold to catch laser light.
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THIS HAS BEEN AN AMATEUR HOUR TO WATCH EVERYTHING UNFOLD BY THE COMPANY.
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Life is ready to happen and to unfold and we're just a vessel.
|
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It was an unprecedented disaster that the world watched unfold in real time.
|
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The fallout and reactions from the 2016 U.S. presidential election continue to unfold.
|
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Watching their lives unfold has been its own kind of drug for me.
|
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Many questions remained unanswered Thursday about how the process of reunifications would unfold.
|
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But now, as the events of "Late Night" unfold, that prime is fading.
|
|
" Imagining how such an interaction might unfold, Mr. David said, "How's it going?
|
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But watching such a catastrophic tragedy unfold in my hometown has been different.
|
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But his compositions unfold in another world that is dreamlike and sometimes nightmarish.
|
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This story is developing and may be updated as it continues to unfold.
|
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The novel shifts into a minor key of doomy disquietude as events unfold.
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But I wanted to see how the process would unfold if I did.
|
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But first, both candidates will have to see how things unfold on Tuesday.
|
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Mini-rebellions like young Jason's unfold in classrooms thousands of times a day.
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Watching all of this unfold from Florida, Buemi was both proud and perplexed.
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The reusable, bell-like devices unfold in the vagina to stanch menstrual flow.
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Did you watch these schemes unfold and what did you think of them?
|
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But much of the trial is likely to unfold behind closed doors. 23.
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So the blow-by-blow trial coverage will unfold on cable and online.
|
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You can let yourself get started, so the magic of creation can unfold.
|
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Western and Chinese businesses are also keeping an eye on how events unfold.
|
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If it is time to go, how would you like that to unfold?
|
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Seeing those changes unfold is one of the joys of what we do.
|
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Successful attacks sometimes inspire copycat acts or are designed to unfold in waves.
|
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And as she watched her story unfold once more, she found herself laughing.
|
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"I was watching it unfold," Betts said of the play at the plate.
|
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Leave the dog outside for an extended period; a tragedy can quickly unfold.
|
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Keep in mind there's a lot of uncertainty about how this will unfold.
|
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The investigation can be expected to unfold like others involving senior federal officials.
|
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It is not clear how the trial, postponed until September 24, will unfold.
|
|
How monetary policy will unfold over the coming year is hard to predict.
|
|
Meanwhile, deep in the Cloud, someone—or something—is watching the havoc unfold.
|
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Noted apps here were Anchor, Canva, Unfold, Steller, Spark Camera, Over and Wattpad.
|
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Watching that relationship unfold on screen and on set was a beautiful thing.
|
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Ford's lawyers said their client did not watch the vote unfold on television.
|
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I'm ecstatic that I've hung on long enough to see it all unfold.
|
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Delightful questions abound about how the song's events could possibly unfold with minors.
|
|
The start of baseball practice that September also did not unfold without wrinkles.
|
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But as the stories continue to unfold some things have started to change.
|
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To me, I'd grown up as a kid watching these extraordinary events unfold.
|
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Imagining these rituals and how they would unfold, it's hard not to feel that a tragedy as huge as 9/11 today might ultimately feel diminished, flattened by these well-worn responses and outrage cycles that unfold at ever-faster speeds.
|
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But in the foreground, we see an arena security guard watching it all unfold.
|
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And unfortunately, sometimes when innovation transpires and business models evolve, pieces of businesses unfold.
|
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It instantly fills you with giggles to watch all the beautifully messy mayhem unfold.
|
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It may be only a matter of time for more legal actions to unfold.
|
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Such a transition would take many years, involve enormous costs and unfold in stages.
|
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She watched the destruction unfold on television from her friend's apartment in New York.
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The relationship between two outsized personalities will continue to unfold in the months ahead.
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Don't miss your chance to witness the future of technology unfold before your eyes.
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" For Sanchez-Witzel, watching the conversations unfold after the episodes air has been "gratifying.
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How should we feel about that, that it's entertaining to watch horrible things unfold?
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How fast that revolution will unfold is the source of much dispute and uncertainty.
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Put the music in there, albeit an Indian kind, and see the magic unfold.
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That's why we've been letting the stories unfold at the pace that we have.
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Two efforts to undo the FCC's new rules will unfold in the coming weeks.
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Each year seems shorter than the previous one; the seasons unfold with increasing rapidity.
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Sad to see GOT finish but it's been fun seeing the epic tale unfold.
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The challenges associated with swaps reform are complex and have taken time to unfold.
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Angie said she hung around because her schoolmate wanted to watch the drama unfold.
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It's literally the power of words that unfold the story in its papercraft world.
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Eight years later, President Trump watched a raid unfold against Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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A rocket would ferry these nanocraft into space, where they would unfold tiny sails.
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The legs unfold and reach carefully out of the cave like ghastly, creeping fingers.
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Musically, these operas unfold as precisely written suites, dances, sonata forms, canons and more.
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Here for the first time, we got to see that debate unfold on-air.
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When I did unfold it and really use it, I was much more engaged.
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Are you looking forward to how this week's One Video is going to unfold?
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If only they knew they were watching history unfold on that fateful April day.
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This unsettling fact becomes clear while watching AMC's The Little Drummer Girl miniseries unfold.
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I think there's a lot to still play out and unfold, but we'll see.
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Nearly 50 million Stories have been made with Unfold in the last eight months.
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I remember watching this unfold live as the updates got appended to the headline.
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Others were happy to get to see the scientific process unfold in real time.
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HOW WILL THIS CORPORATE BOND BUYING PROGRAM UNFOLD WHEN WE GET DETAILS THIS MONTH?
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The foldable actuators in the robotic arm fold and unfold in an ingenious way.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Maybe you've seen this unfold in your workplace.
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The tour goes on as more shocking allegations unfold about his marriage to Heard.
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Worthington, Minnesota (CNN)The encounters unfold in countless border towns along the Rio Grande.
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Who knows how the process will unfold should Trump fall short of 1237 delegates.
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His comics unfold in neat, regular panels, small boxes containing wonderment in the everyday.
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However, based on the trailer for episode four, the scene could unfold next Sunday.
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It is a big mistake to assume scandals will unfold in any particular way.
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The question that kept me coming back was: How will the ultimate battle unfold?
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Over the last several years, we have seen the disaster that is Obamacare unfold.
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But occasionally, really exceptional VR experiences unfold, like Robin Arnott's multisensory cyberdelic meditation, SoundSelf.
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Some drivers start with nine or 10, ripping them off as the laps unfold.
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Nintendo's plan is to watch it all unfold and see how it grows organically.
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You unfold it from its upright carrying position, retract the kickstand, and you're off.
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It's going to unfold very slowly because the Fed is very reluctant to move.
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It could be realistic if the Yankees see things unfold as they did Wednesday.
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As pediatricians, we watch politics unfold in our exam rooms on a daily basis.
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I'm in Paris right now on a vacation and have seen events unfold firsthand.
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Cue up the slow jams and let things unfold in a more organic way.
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And Duda, seeing all of this unfold, hurried his own throw to the plate.
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With his eyes peeking out just over the fabric, he watched a nightmare unfold.
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No one knows exactly what will unfold once the new tariffs go into effect.
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This is a breaking story, and we'll keep you posted as the events unfold.
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Instead, the artist's webcam observed the events of September 11 unfold in real time.
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Then, he retreats to his kitchen and patiently waits for the story to unfold.
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The Galaxy Fold is easier to fold and unfold with an updated hinge mechanism.
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The next crisis might unfold in ways the new rules and regulations haven't anticipated.
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There are clear reasons to suspect that just such a scenario might unfold, however.
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A few notes, a series of chords that unfold and overlap, become momentous events.
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Its been a joy to watch you unfold at lightning speed with absolute grace.
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But as the tales unfold, we begin to sense there are bigger wonders afoot.
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We need to look no further than Burma to watch genocide unfold before us.
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We would watch the game gently unfold as we discussed the world around us.
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As the debacle in Virginia continues to unfold involving three top government officials — Gov.
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It's like watching the marketing aspects of a political message unfold in real time.
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Do you feel like you're seeing new layers of your character unfold over time?
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Another, Karl Ross, watched her death unfold but waited to call for law enforcement.
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Kaplan said it was yet too soon to predict how trade policy will unfold.
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Last week, a familiar outbreak of measles started to unfold once again in Sydney.
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A climax around a sensitive situation concerning intimacy or security is sure to unfold.
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Everything can be packed to go, in cunning cardboard boxes that unfold like origami.
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The sunshield will also be folded inside the rocket and will unfold in space.
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As abortion court battles unfold, both sides say they will redouble their political efforts.
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Additional investments in other Senate races are likely to come as the campaigns unfold.
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To Mook, it's a familiar pattern that he saw slowly unfold four years ago.
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Watching the events unfold from exile, I was deeply proud of my fellow Zimbabweans.
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Parallel stories unfold, each showing the tensions and divisions within one of the sides.
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I'm getting messages like, 'It's so nice to see a real love story unfold.
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But history does not always unfold so neatly, with youth and progress handsomely paired.
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Creeper watched their plan unfold, months of script writing and deception finally paying off.
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But this meeting was particularly tense, according to two people who watched it unfold.
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That, however the rest of his career might unfold, seems like something worth celebrating.
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Now, crumple and unfold your piece of paper again: • What do you notice now?
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In the animation, you see Philadelphia's swift gentrification unfold in a matter of minutes.
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Ms. Navot, 38, watched all of this unfold as an aspiring dancer in Haifa.
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Watching this sparkling protest unfold, it's easy to forget what exactly is being protested.
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What was it like seeing the impact of climate change unfold in real time?
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But major decisions on how that transfer might unfold have yet to be made.
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But as details of the case started to unfold, their moods got more somber.
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After that, a vast humanitarian operation could unfold, saving Yemen from a devastating famine.
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"We know how this evening will unfold already," Mr. Polanksi said in a statement.
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These scenes unfold on different theatrical stages and in periods 13 million years apart.
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Shortly before midnight, as she drove through the park, Campos witnessed a robbery unfold.
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It takes time to unfold, and you can't watch it without becoming emotionally invested.
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Major Mezher Sadoon, the deputy commander, urged patience: the campaign would unfold in stages.
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The purported scam did not unfold without red flags from others along the way.
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You can only watch it unfold and scream your questions uselessly at the screen.
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The tension between fiscal and monetary policy is likely to unfold in slow motion.
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Another problem with predicting flash droughts is that they unfold over an awkward timescale.
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State Democratic officials are scrambling to assure everyone the process will unfold just fine.
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I can still see that awful moment unfold in my mind to this day.
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" She added: "I understand he's going to testify, and we'll let the process unfold.
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That brought into focus what will unfold in the Senate over the coming days.
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"I can't just sit back and watch things unfold on TV," Ms. Cordover said.
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Christine Short, who has watched this all unfold for Estimize, believes it makes sense.
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Gizmodo will be reporting from the site of Alienstock as events continue to unfold.
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The plays unfold in real time on three days during the 2016 election season.
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Festivities at the new cultural landmark will unfold all year, like the ¡Viva Beethoven!
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Once again, Newt is scurrying about while nefarious doings unfold in separate story lines.
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Yet diaphanous, elusive harmonies cushion Shirley's reflections, which unfold as searching, long-lined phrases.
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People on Twitter started comparing Coachella to FYRE festival after watching the saga unfold.
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The constitutionally ordained process of advise and consent should now be allowed to unfold.
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This is just one of the stories that will unfold during the World Cup.
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Here's how these deals typically unfold, and how the whole shebang could still fail.
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He's especially adamant about not overthinking anything and letting nature unfold on its own.
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This is all very interesting stuff, and it's fun to watch these storylines unfold.
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ET, and you can watch the whole thing unfold live on the company's Twitch channel.
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This occurred to me as I watched the somewhat odd cadence of today's event unfold.
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While watching that unfold will be fascinating, the Trump campaign–Russia connection remains important, too.
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We've heard this story so many times that we already know how it will unfold.
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Shari Sebuck watched the wild scene unfold in her Planters Pointe neighborhood in Mount Pleasant.
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The company could also opt to pause investments and wait for the situation to unfold.
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We&aposre seeing it unfold before our eyes we hope would be a better world.
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And we can choose how this day will unfold, and how we will slowly evolve.
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The first rumors that something big was beginning to unfold online came in August 2016.
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Cordes watched it unfold before she was called over to join in — and she panicked.
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The more photos I took at these clubs, the more a story began to unfold.
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Two presidents and two first ladies watch the inauguration activities unfold at the U.S. Capitol.
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How durable is a display that you'll fold and unfold hundreds of times a day?
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They also unfold online, often compounding the chaos, and sometimes offering first responders new insight.
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The closest you'll get to this now is watching a beef unfold in Instagram captions.
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Like most music videos, "Wow" seems to unfold in a romantic but totally arbitrary setting.
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He said European leaders cannot stand by and watch the "human tragedy" continue to unfold.
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The plague unleashed by Mirai's source code continued to unfold across the internet last winter.
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Ellevest is designed to take into account that women's financial lives unfold differently than men's.
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I think it will really enhance Jack's character as we see unfold through this season.
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Occupying the first hour of the movie, watching the plan unfold is an absolute blast.
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With Thursday's preliminary report, the scandal continues to unfold, and it's likely far from over.
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In late March the Dow Jones Industrial Average saw the closely watched trading pattern unfold.
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They watched the raid unfold live "as if you were watching a movie," said Trump.
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The consequences of cheap, widespread fakery are likely to be profound, albeit slow to unfold.
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It provides a road map for how processes leading to articles of impeachment will unfold.
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But he cautioned that the economy is unlikely to unfold as the White House expects.
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The bottom line: Businesses like Unfold are partnering with Instagram for a more seamless interface.
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And it knows that it doesn't know our preferences about how the future should unfold.
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And this is just the beginning of the chaos about to unfold at Outpost 3.
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Oh, and their cat, Mr. Screams, appears alongside the couple to watch the spectacle unfold.
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There will never be perfect clarity around what will unfold after a decision is made.
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Many people in the capital are unaware of the scale of what will soon unfold.
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Right now, there's too much we don't know about how conflicts in space might unfold.
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Whatever the case, the revolution is going to take even longer to unfold than expected.
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His wife, Jennifer, sadly witnessed the tragedy unfold from the couple's front porch, WNEM reported.
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Whether Bayer's boss joins them will depend on how company's legal troubles in America unfold.
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We are about to see the consequences of this lack of capacity unfold in Louisiana.
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Egerton was right by his side as John watched his life unfold before his eyes.
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Gerber's first runway walk is likely to unfold tonight, but which catwalk will it be?
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Still, watching the account unfold onscreen, you'll be shaken to the core by their prescience.
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The mirror will fold up during launch, then unfold in space like an origami flower.
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As the court proceedings unfold, here are five things to know about this disturbing case.
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Will all those variables actually unfold that way in the next 24, 23, 26 years?
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It was history and I was struggling to find a place to see it unfold.
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We must continue to focus on the border and address the inhumanities that unfold there.
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Now imagine you get to watch the secret romance unfold, in all its sexy glory.
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Four group stage games will unfold at the stadium, as well as a knockout game.
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As you unfold, the app seamlessly transfers to the bigger screen without missing a beat.
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As their careers unfold, that gap for women grows to 24 cents on the dollar.
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Another of the sources said it was difficult to predict how the deal would unfold.
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There are long weeks ahead during which all sorts of financial-market havoc could unfold.
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"I grew up in the 1960s watching [the Apollo missions] unfold on television," Finger says.
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From there, Afineevsky brings viewers as close to the action as possible as events unfold.
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We could not be more thankful as we watch their lives unfold day by day.
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Shortly after the clash, footage surfaced showing Erdogan watching events unfold from the residence's driveway.
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Watching a Huawei spokesperson fold and unfold the screen was truly a sight to behold.
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That was classic slapstick comedy and it was so fascinating to watch it all unfold.
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My experience watching the show unfold had been punctuated by moments of cynicism and optimism.
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Your plans for tomorrow, next month or next year may not unfold as you expect.
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The crowd watching these Austin cops almost clapped watching this beautiful scene unfold #sxsw pic.twitter.
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To speculate how the issue would unfold is not only futile but also highly inappropriate.
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Parallel stories unfold in a cluster of housing blocks outside an unnamed town in Poland.
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The video shows bride Aaliyah breaking down in tears as she watches the dance unfold.
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Tess falls deeply into her work and feels the city begin to unfold for her.
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We can no longer play the political blame-game as these tragedies continue to unfold.
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InSight will unfold its robotic arm and study the entire planet from its parking spot.
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During this same time period, wages stagnated and the phenomenon of globalization began to unfold.
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Here are the investigation's main players, and a look at how the hearings will unfold.
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"With EarthNow's constellation of satellites, you will see events unfold as they happen," says Hannigan.
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It may be fun for now to sit back and watch the Brexit disaster unfold.
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Standing and watching it unfold in the on-deck circle was none other than Sanchez.
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Ms. Semple has challenged herself by making the whole book unfold in a single day.
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Their games seem to unfold with a sense of inevitability, as Saturday's sixth inning demonstrated.
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The good news: There are lots of ways you can watch all the drama unfold.
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"One never knows, with this show, how it’s going to unfold," he laughed.
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An interactive delegate calculator that lets you simulate how the 2016 Republican nomination could unfold.
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Players are welcome to explore them and reveal their secrets, or simply watch them unfold.
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In fact, Gawker founder Nick Denton had predicted events would unfold like this last year.
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I watch my entire life unfold as though it were projected on a movie screen.
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I can't wait to see it unfold a little bit more, but [Kanye] is triggered!
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I unfold the paper, and I draw something resembling a head in the top third.
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The Trump we are seeing unfold over the past 24 hours, however, is something different.
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Actions, unlike static objects, unfold over time — simply put, there's more uncertainty to solve for.
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This season was just supposed to unfold this way, he said, sounding like an oracle.
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And watching events unfold in what I hope is a once-in-a-lifetime event.
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So in honor of the show's 15th anniversary, let us all rewatch the mayhem unfold.
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Watching all this unfold is radicalizing for reasons far beyond Republican mistreatment of Kavanaugh's accusers.
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Unfold your love (or hate) for all things "A Wrinkle in Time" in the comments.
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Some women watching it unfold on live TV had an unpleasant sense of déjà vu.
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Their stories unfold through the letters they write each other while he is in prison.
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I wanted to explore that part of motherhood and see how that story would unfold.
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For what does theater need beyond a story and someone willing to let it unfold?
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"It adds to the notion that ECB policy easing is likely to unfold," said Guntermann.
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It's been difficult to watch events unfold over the course of the past 18 months.
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Yet Mr. Trump has shown a propensity to relax his terms as the negotiations unfold.
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In Veeraporn's telling, the Thai capital doesn't unfold, as in Pitchaya's plaited tale, but explode.
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May's Conservatives and could play a critical role in the way things unfold in London.
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Some begin with a fixed purpose, whilst others unfold as playful gambles with leftover paint.
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In the finale, Michael watched Eleanor's life decisions unfold and gently guided her toward Chidi.
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We report on how the shootings unfold, the victims' names, their vigils and their funerals.
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"For something like this to happen and unfold, it's unbelievable," neighbor Talia Cartall told WSB.
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It captures the plot, insofar as we see the events of the Swede's life unfold.
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Even so, I knew I was also watching another history unfold, a quietly revolutionary one.
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"Mind your armrests when you watch it all unfold," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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They get to make important decisions about how the trial should be organized and unfold.
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So how do you expect this situation to unfold over the coming weeks and months?
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Let the evidence unfold, and reserve serious charges if and when the evidence warrants it.
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At events: Watch for live events nationwide where you can see the big debates unfold.
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Humans don't remember their lives in scenes, but that's how memories tend to unfold onscreen.
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How would a morning unfold if Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" suddenly turned up empty?
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There's now even pop-up tents that descend and unfold from your car's roof rack.
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Cuco, stewed in a hallucinogenic haze, witnesses the scene unfold, smiling from ear to ear.
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But as the films' many terrors unfold, it seems they were right to be reluctant.
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I pick a road and follow it, just watching this abandoned space unfold before me.
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A 31-year-old woman who lives in Washington watched the trial unfold especially carefully.
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The latter is something like the dream scenario for Mr. Sanders, and might still unfold.
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So he'd settled into his seat, ready to watch a highlight of his career unfold.
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Those here who witnessed the epidemic unfold see it as a tragedy of missed opportunities.
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Those here who witnessed the epidemic unfold see it as a tragedy of missed opportunities.
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Urban landscapes unfold beneath their wheels as you explore new neighborhoods or parts of parks.
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So seeing mob mentality unfold in front of me, because of me , is just terrifying.
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As events unfold, none of them momentous, the feeling grows that they could happen anywhere.
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This, it turns out, is a prologue, a rehearsal for a drama, soon to unfold.
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Our friendship is as strong as ever and will continue to be as events unfold.
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"The key is not to sit and passively watch the political process unfold," Weil said.
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Being hapa, or hafu, is a journey that can unfold in a million different ways.
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"To me, that was when I saw climate change unfold before my eyes," Dello said.
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Rather than a single overarching story line, there are several simple stories that unfold simultaneously.
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But as the complicated talks unfold, the U.S. is threatening to examine other countries' actions.
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The longer it went on, though, the more their bizarre internal logic began to unfold.
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But you should read it for yourself, and let the wonderment unfold, wow after wow.
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And I reconstructed it by topic so we can see clearly how the narratives unfold.
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Unlike polls, which operate with a lag, the prediction markets respond instantly as developments unfold.
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Over the next 12 months, it&aposs anyone&aposs guess what could unfold for drugmakers.
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The sisters watched the news of Khashoggi's death unfold while in hiding in Hong Kong.
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Right after trees bloom, their leaves fully unfold in preparation for spring and summer growth.
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We spoke to UnReal co-creator Sarah Gertrude Shapiro and executive producer Carol Barbee about why they went with a Black bachelor, the worst things they've ever done to make good TV, and the yet-to-unfold drama set to unfold in season 2.
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That is today's biggest challenge, and there's no better place to watch it unfold than Paris.
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Kurt Caviezel watches scenes like this unfold each day through open web cams he finds online.
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Does a device unfold to reveal a larger screen on the inside like the Galaxy Fold?
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Or does it unfold to reveal a larger display on the outside like the Mate X?
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"They will wait to see how the elections unfold and then make a call," he said.
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There is a lot for conservatives to be frustrated about as they watch this presidency unfold.
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Recently, we've seen this situation unfold for VR headsets like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.
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Facing the other soldier, they slowly unfold it, stepping smartly back as each triangle is undone.
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Meanwhile, you can watch the FCC vote unfold live right here, starting at 10:30 ET.
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Plus, we can go back to the beginning and watch Jack and Rose's love unfold again.
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Samsung also recently revealed a prototype phone that can unfold into a larger, tablet-like device.
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Luckily, Rockhold has plenty of other interesting options available if things do unfold in this way.
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Watching the scene unfold, Disick, stands by the wall in order to snap the perfect shot.
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Again, this is boxing, and sometimes you don't know the circumstances that are going to unfold.
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The nation stopped and watched the whole thing unfold over a few hours that Friday evening.
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President Trump didn't miss his chance to see his vision unfold during his visit to California.
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It will no doubt find fresh modes of expression as the Brexit talks unfold (see article).
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As you dive deeper into each phone, their stories unfold through the owner's relationships and secrets.
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None, other than that you randomly yell "The floor is lava!" and watch the madness unfold.
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The film was widely praised for allowing the story to unfold in a nuanced, hypnotic manner.
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Right now, though, he's trying not to get in his head about what's about to unfold.
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After a fan asked if viewers will get to watch the announcement unfold on the E!
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It would be its slow-burn political drama, which takes time to unfold and reveal itself.
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Researchers crafted the rods and cables, called "struts," from shape memory polymers that unfold when heated.
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There's value to connecting with friends by watching their days unfold through Instagram and other apps.
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The birth of baby True Thompson will unfold on this week's Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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Their narratives unfold in dual timelines, à la "The Godfather", but are plotted as a mystery.
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Ethical challenges will unfold as algorithms are developed that impact how humans and autonomous vehicles interact.
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Events continue to unfold during the NRA's 148th annual meeting, taking place in Indianapolis through Sunday.
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BECAUSE THERE IS A LOT OF GOODWILL AMONG PEOPLE WHO WATCHED THAT AWFULTHING UNFOLD IN 2008.
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Many of the legal movements of the last year promise consequences that have yet to unfold.
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Some members of his family also say they watched the aftermath of the shooting unfold live.
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There are long stretches where I was just leaning back, watching this real-time movie unfold.
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Personally, there is something satisfying about seeing a plot unfold that I don't have to overthink.
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Hopefully it won't come to the drastic circumstances that unfold in Levinson's warped version of Salem.
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That was October 2017, and the two started promoting Unfold with Earth right away, Cobo says.
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Since Unfold debuted, it has had an average 3 million monthly active users, according to McCune.
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GUTFELD: I have to say, when I watch this theater unfold, she&aposs being used, bottomline.
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Silver commented that the public might see some of the decision-making about Franklin's estate unfold.
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Shepard&aposs been on this since 3:00 this afternoon when this first started to unfold.
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The performance comes as more shocking allegations about his marriage to Amber Heard continue to unfold.
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Just unfold the contraption, stick it atop your normal desk, and you can work without hunching.
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The discourse we're seeing unfold amongst Democrats on the issue of sexual misconduct is exactly why.
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The Family begins to unfold during the show's premiere on ABC this Thursday at 9 p.m.
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But for now, it's pretty radical that we can watch quantum mechanics unfold in real-time.
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Nass was in fact his adviser, and he had watched the turmoil unfold in the class.
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The security company saw this unfold on surveillance footage and recommended that the guard be replaced.
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The clip starts with punches being thrown and Yachty standing nearby and watching the action unfold.
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Although the Trump-Russia story has yet to fully unfold, some of the parallels are striking.
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We all huddled around a small TV in the conference room to watch the drama unfold.
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The conversation has to unfold in a natural way, with careful prompts replacing typical interview questions.
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Here's an answer: Twitter is for people who love watching flagrant, petty, hilarious celebrity beef unfold.
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"Twitter is where live events unfold," Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement accompanying the deal.
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As the details of those tragic events unfold, CNBC's Bob Pisani explains how investors should react.
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Nothing can save us when these events unfold, no claim of innocence: We are cannon fodder.
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Eastern Time, but if you didn't get an invite, you can watch the proceedings unfold below.
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As they waited in stalled traffic, they watched a horrifying scene unfold in front of them.
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And just like Stranger Things, that mystery only deepens and becomes more intense as things unfold.
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In fact, his ideas really were guiding so much of what we have been seeing unfold.
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My friend Chris Bowen, who also DJed the event, stood by me watching the night unfold.
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It's actually really amazing to see unfold, even though it was ultimately the demise of Hoopla.
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"We expect to see more and more from Jordy as the weeks unfold," Gruden said Wednesday.
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When whipped, those proteins unfold and bond together, trapping the air bubbles created by the whisk.
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An interactive delegate calculator that lets you simulate how the 2016 Democratic nomination process could unfold.
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The competition will unfold over 10 hour-long episodes that will air beginning in fall 2019.
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When you unfold the phone, it opens up into a 6.2-inch display "FlexView" OLED display.
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You can bet the investigation will unfold with plenty of partisan wrangling and much name calling.
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It will be fascinating to watch the Trump-Koch feud unfold as the midterm elections approach.
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Moments later, a series of bombings unfold across the major cities of Poland (Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk).
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But if there is to be any exodus from California schools, expect it to unfold slowly.
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I think anyone who watched that campaign unfold would answer it the same way I did.
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Watching this unfold early in the evening, CNN commentator Van Jones could only shake his head.
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But Lexie, who always keeps her eyes on her little brother, saw the potential tragedy unfold.
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"We absolutely loved spending time together and wanted to see how this would unfold," he said.
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And yet the public forums and cloakroom conversations that unfold there will likely impact us all.
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Alas, history did not unfold in such a happy manner for Israelis and, in particular, Palestinians.
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Progress is objective and impersonal, at least in part, and can unfold without making us happier.
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With most of the speeches at least giving an opinion on how monetary policy would unfold.
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Here are 413 thoughts Mashable's "Bach talk" Slack group had while watching Ben's love triangle unfold.
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"It's completely and utterly surreal to me that this I am watching this unfold," he says.
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An interactive delegate calculator that lets you simulate how the 2016 Republican nomination process could unfold.
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Watching the events in Iran unfold and hoping that democracy will prevail is simply not enough.
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While watching the following play unfold, I really thought I knew what was going to happen.
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As it does, our genetic future will unfold in three overlapping stages, each already in progress.
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When planning the original march, the organizers couldn't have anticipated the following movement that would unfold.
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History books will be written about this — and you were there to see it all unfold.
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The trial could unfold during the presidential campaign, with the general election set for Nov. 8.
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You unfold each arm and propeller into position, which is enough to lock them into place.
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We also see what other formative, critical and banal events unfold in the world around us.
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The effects of the cacao seem now to really unfold in everyone (just not in me).
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Foggy dawns, a melting spring, and the pyramid of skulls unfold to the swelling violin melody.
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The difference is that, on the simulator screen, the interactions unfold based on the agents' responses.
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You are watching the craze unfold at the same time as government leaders and agencies are.
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Unfold the menu and place it on the table so that you see the noodle dishes.
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A similar pattern could unfold this year, especially with the huge Democratic margin expected in California.
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Dancing in total silence, they fold and unfold their arms, squat, lunge and swivel their hands.
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Over two weeks, constantly having to unfold and fold up this phone got tedious and frustrating.
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But this makes sense since there's a lot of uncertainty about how the crisis will unfold.
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Matters unfold differently when everyone's spendable income goes down together, as when all pay higher taxes.
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Aren't we supposed to be the fly on the wall, watching events unfold without influencing them?
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You can watch the drama unfold on Ms. Goggin's blog or at the Urban Hawks blogs.
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The Oscar-nominated film "The Shape of Water" is driven by relationships that unfold without speech.
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In Lucy Kirkwood's gripping eco-thriller, three physicists walk into a country cottage and worlds unfold.
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Or you could fold up one, unfold another and leave the third untouched — and so on.
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Your preference, would you rather something unfold week to week, or do you want to binge?
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Each episode is around 20 to 30 minutes, and the stories unfold with drama and suspense.
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Younger millennials, who entered the recovery period, became more risk-averse by watching the recession unfold.
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There is also the looming fear of how everything will unfold in the months to come.
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Because we're going to see that unfold and practiced real-time in some less developed countries.
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Prosecutors had reportedly asked for $7,500 in bail, claiming multiple witnesses had seen the assault unfold.
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When a tech platform grows beyond a certain size, a now-familiar phenomenon begins to unfold.
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It was wrenching to watch the futile Iraq war unfold, with its tragic echoes of Vietnam.
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Which goes to emphasize just how utterly extraordinary what we're seeing unfold right now actually is.
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Our reporters gathered reactions from across the country as Americans watched history unfold in real time.
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Even some green spaces — the Tuileries gardens, the Jardin des Plantes — unfold amid the urban crush.
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Donations surge in the immediate aftermath of disasters, but recoveries unfold over a much longer timeline.
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These first six episodes unfold over the two weeks of Tess's probationary period at the restaurant.
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Here are the main points in the agreement, and a look at how events could unfold.
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Hudson's bigger obstacle is that most of the novel's events unfold on that single EggHarvest day.
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The story takes place in South Korea but could easily unfold in Los Angeles or London.
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West is primarily interested in the eight "recovered" stories that unfold in Northern places like Harlem.
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This time, though, the proceedings will unfold in a markedly different courtroom -- and a different world.
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Although Constand's allegations against Cosby predate #MeToo, his retrial will unfold against its backdrop, Wu said.
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Guy A. Longobardo represents another: longtime residents who move within the village as their lives unfold.
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This allows for strong emotional wallops, heartwarming reunions, and love stories that unfold in unexpected ways.
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You can't code that in a binary way; you have to watch it unfold over time.
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Imagine watching a party unfold, in real time, on Snapchat or Instagram, when you aren't there.
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She made it home safely to Short Hills, N.J., and watched the riots unfold on television.
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While ICE operations are a regular occurrence across the US, shootings as they unfold are rare.
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The thing that he had wanted to avoid was now about to unfold, on national television.
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You unfold your arms and you're sat listening and engaging more because laughter is a drug.
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"It's all part of the atmosphere of Iowa," Beshey said as she watched the scene unfold.
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And from that, I got the impression that players are expecting something more "hardcore" to unfold.
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To help them cope, Hung gave her kids some autonomy over how the day would unfold.
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The quadrennial Brown & Black Forum is scheduled to unfold on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan.
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The lone significant prep race left, the Arkansas Derby next Saturday, will unfold without Baffert's involvement.
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Jem Southam, an English photographer whose projects also unfold over many years, takes a similar approach.
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Watching the scene unfold, the leathery man behind the counter, Anthony, shakes his head in disbelief.
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For Mr. Casilla, the incident four years ago was "one that continues to unfold" he said.
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Can you speak a bit about unionization efforts among strippers, and how they tend to unfold?
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But Trump's pardon calculations could very well change as a rapid-fire series of events unfold.
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But when you need to browse or see something, then you may need to unfold it.
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After nearly 40 years of conflict, a peace process in Afghanistan may require decades to unfold.
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And it should get underway on day one, whatever broader legislative efforts may unfold alongside it.
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It is a sharp turnabout from the scenario most expected would unfold under a Clinton presidency.
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ACCRINGTON, England — Andy Holt is standing at the door to the bar, watching the celebrations unfold.
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Instead, he subtly lets the alternative histories unfold, mirroring his main character's experimentation with new genres.
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This doesn't excuse your friends' tactlessness; it's just a possible explanation of how these scenes unfold.
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But Wandelweiser poses a particular challenge to long-established notions of how a piece should unfold.
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And unlike polls, which operate with a lag, the prediction markets respond instantly as developments unfold.
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Patricia Cheng, head of China financial research at CLSA, describes how a financial crisis might unfold.
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Little pictorial dramas unfold here and there, much like a crowd scene in a Bruegel painting.
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But the process of watching the slow reveal unfold on camera is worth HBO's admission price.
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Doug Kaplan: TALsounds' live process allows listeners to hear her looped constructions unfold in real time.
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Outside of the United States, watching the soccer championship unfold live on television is virtually mandatory.
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We're kind of seeing how the next few hours unfold, and even the next few days.
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As the researchers noted in the paper, neither of these hypothetical situations are likely to unfold exactly as illustrated, but that "the true number" of dead profiles "almost certainly falls" between these scenarios, which serve as a ceiling and the floor for how death online may unfold.
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Whatever the case may be, we'll be on-hand at the NYC event, watching it unfold live.
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Such a legal process, experts said, could unfold slowly and become an issue in the 2020 election.
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"I thought women were dramatic," muses Quinn as she watches the drama unfold in the control room.
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And that makes sense considering the confirmed Murder House and Coven crossover set to unfold this season.
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One of the prototype devices uses the company's proprietary "DragonHinge" mechanism to fold and unfold the screen.
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Nikolas Cruz is in custody, and the unknown details of this horror will unfold in due time.
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And you're happy for yourself, because you're the one who gets to watch this entire journey unfold.
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This prophecy ... makes the case that world events unfold in predictable cycles of roughly 80 years each.
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Both memories and future plans unfold in time, so time cells may simply reflect this mental activity.
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Since the show's debut in 2012, it's been weird watching it unfold and get more self-aware.
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"The motive is undeveloped at this time and the investigation has yet to fully unfold," Cruz said.
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To block Kavanaugh, Dems are trotting out even a new tactic, I loved seeing this unfold today.
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But video also soon surfaced showing Hughes at the protest witnessing events unfold along with other demonstrators.
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The new moon in Aries on April 7 will create space for a new beginning to unfold.
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Whatever side of the debate you fall on, it's pretty fascinating to see the different arguments unfold.
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Watching the scene unfold, Disick, 35, stands by the wall in order to snap the perfect shot.
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As primaries unfold and Super Tuesday approaches, voters will compare the relative records of Buttigieg and Bloomberg.
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We'll know even more about the direction they should head as the next couple months unfold. 2.
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But if I'm booked to work late, then it's quite fun watching the awkward office romances unfold.
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Such questions are catnip for economic historians, whose debates typically unfold unnoticed by anyone outside their field.
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Watch the action unfold below, set, of course, to the theme song of Pirates of the Caribbean.
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It's kinda fun to go back and listen linearly—you can see the vision start to unfold.
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The family is warm and welcoming to JoJo, which makes watching it all unfold even more difficult.
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Earth is capable of beautiful, powerful, magnificent things and watching them unfold inspires a sense of awe.
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That's the new battle in the New Year's Eve cable television war that will unfold this weekend.
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Fielder was watching all this unfold in San Francisco, where she had recently graduated from Stanford University.
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But if you're standing by, letting the scene unfold in front of you, your documentation is protected.
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But Friday's news of the decision came as a shock to everyone watching the JEDI saga unfold.
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Any time you rotate the device or fold / unfold it, it gets deeply confused and freaked out.
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Give dating apps another try, or start sending Snaps to a crush and see how things unfold.
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Shots of her sisters comforting her unfold, as well as happy scenes with their brother Rob Kardashian.
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Even better, thanks to the magic of internet live streaming, we're watching history unfold in real time.
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"It is crazy," she gushes, as scenes unfold of her kissing Chase McNary, followed by Luke Pell.
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This is all going to be really good for you to watch, and watch the story unfold.
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Video from a YouTube livestream of the test, used by CNBC with permission, showed the event unfold.
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"We eagerly await to see how these trends will unfold in the creation of unique new spaces."
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" Clinton, meanwhile, called for support for first responders and said she wanted to "let this investigation unfold.
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It's vital for youth to see how their futures could unfold, and mentors can offer that clarity.
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When cops got wind of the party, they shut it down before any naked debauchery could unfold.
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After watching a crazy game unfold on Gameday in the spare bedroom, even his wife is disinterested.
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This meant many viewers were susceptible to spoilers before having a chance to see the competition unfold.
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Neither say goodbye to her, she's standing frozen between the dining room and bar watching it unfold.
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Ultimately, investors need to be patient to see how fundamental macroeconomic drivers unfold, he told "Squawk Box."
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"We got clarity on what they're looking for, not on how it will unfold," said the source.
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He warned, however, that high expectations can bring great disappointment, so Koreans should watch how things unfold.
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You'll be forgiven for having some questions about this chaotic, AI-driven world that's predicted to unfold.
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And I think as things unfold, you'll see that I am right about a lot of things.
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William turns to his mentor, Lester, and he tells him he knew how William's journey would unfold.
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The irony is that we will not know this until we move forward and watch it unfold.
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As Twitter users further examined the jumble of lowercase letters and numbers the theories began to unfold.
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The trial will unfold in the heat of the presidential campaign ahead of Election Day, Nov. 8.
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But the real disaster was yet to unfold for the residents of the sleepy village of Iwaki.
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Watch the awkwardness unfold below, and tune in to see the fallout this Sunday at 9 p.m.
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And tonight, you won't have to — you can watch all the drama unfold, beginning at 9 p.m.
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A sudden swelling in his left knee caused concern, but James never imagined what would soon unfold.
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How things now unfold will determine significantly whether non-traditional retailers even have a future in America.
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Out of habit, I helped a solo mom unfold her stroller coming off the X-ray belt.
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The process that was unveiled Tuesday at FIFA's congress in Mexico City will unfold in four phases.
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An interactive delegate calculator that lets you simulate how the 2016 Democratic nomination process could unfold. Mrs.
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That prospect raises a final option for how the climate debate could unfold in the years ahead.
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It's another deft way Jemisin speaks to the times, even as her stories unfold on faraway planets.
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To see the plays together, and in sequence, naturally emphasizes the continuity of the history they unfold.
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For me it was a divine and miraculous moment — I felt something miraculous was about to unfold.
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The drop in hunger that's going to unfold over the next decade is still something to celebrate.
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There: lotus leaves that unfold to reveal sticky rice and the steamy scent of earth after rain.
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As the weeks unfold, Conway said the GOP nominee will lay out the specifics of his plans.
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Another one is "Odyssey Planning," in which you map out different ways your life could potentially unfold.
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Similar scandals continue to unfold overseas, namely in Chile, where the Marist Brothers face 35 abuse allegations.
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Chuck Wielgus, the executive director of U.S.A. Swimming, was also watching the saga unfold from Colorado Springs.
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Mind your armrests when you watch it all unfold; you may clutch them right through the upholstery.
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The shadow banking crisis that began to unfold in India during mid-503 has deepened this year.
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This assessment will unfold, country-by-country, reflecting the unique "bottom-up" nature of the Paris treaty.
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In the meantime, we ask for some time to ourselves as we process events as they unfold.
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This question is crucial, especially when trying to describe how even the next five years might unfold.
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You're just stuck, and watching the scene unfold in front of you makes you feel even worse.
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Watching the events of the past few weeks unfold, I wonder if maybe I've gotten it wrong.
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The recent drama between CBS and its parent National Amusements could also change how different deals unfold.
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Sexual encounters unfold naturally with performers' enthusiastic participation, which makes for a more progressive view of sexuality.
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This article originally appeared on VICE AU. Luke Cody chases crises as they unfold around the globe.
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Paul watched Rose walk to the bed, pick up the piece of yellow paper, then unfold it.
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And we get to watch it all unfold from the comfort of our couches and bar stools.
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Or, they could let the scene unfold in real time, subjecting viewers to a traumatic rape scene.
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It is up to you to decide which angle you want to see the action unfold from.
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Leah: Not yet, but I think the point to is to let this unfold as it should.
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A male voiceover crackles: "Some of you may become somewhat uncomfortable as parts of this film unfold".
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We are at an important moment in history and are watching all this unfold in real-time.
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It must be terrifying if you're a lesbian, gay, queer, or bisexual child watching these protests unfold.
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Bone arrived in China on Monday and already feels frustrated watching news unfold in the United States.
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Seeing this love triangle unfold through actual letters was very exciting for me as a young girl.
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All of those themes are likely to dominate the next few days as McCain's funeral observances unfold.
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Mr. Hellman, a veteran journalist who covered the case, allows the story to unfold with spare prose.
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The ECB and BOJ might have to get creative — an experiment that would unfold in real time.
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The first designs In Hong Kong, virologist Leo Poon was also watching the developments unfold in January.
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Maybe it's music — or maybe you've read something and a story starts to unfold in your head.
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Jim Zelinski, an East Bay resident for all of his 57 years, has watched it all unfold.
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And as both stories unfold, the pursuit of luxurious lifestyles becomes incidental to survival, revenge and redemption.
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The war in Syria serves as an example for our times, even as it continues to unfold.
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He just sees things in terms of the way things must unfold, or the way time goes.
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"There's still some ground to cover and a lot of the story left to unfold," he said.
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As the British parliament began debating options, Juncker told lawmakers it was unclear how Brexit would unfold.
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It will continue to be updated as events unfold, new research gets published, and fresh questions emerge.
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Trevor Noah on Thursday revisited the college admissions bribery scandal, in which new developments continue to unfold.
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Today, I still question what it means to attend an "elite" college, especially as admissions scandals unfold.
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Clay himself is constantly peering through bedroom windows and lurking in the shadows, watching Hannah's memories unfold.
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As the sexual misconduct scandals continue to unfold, we're providing updates and analysis in a new newsletter.
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We sat and watched as long as NASA took pictures, and then the story began to unfold.
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The most frustrating thing about this situation is that it did not have to unfold this way.
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Because if Bachelor in Paradise is letting this storyline unfold, then the gut of America has shifted.
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A dog barked incessantly; its owner presumably making it stay to see what was about to unfold.
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In the announcement, Squarespace said that Unfold has been used to create more than 700 million stories.
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He loves to be in the middle of all this but sort of let the chaos unfold.
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Would the police have had the same light touch, watching and listening but allowing events to unfold?
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No one wants to stop, no one wants to miss a second of what's about to unfold.
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While there's sure to be lots of drama yet to unfold, Weber promises a life-changing season.
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However, the South Korea's Unification Ministry says only Moon will be able to watch as events unfold.
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As an indifferent photographer, I much prefer watching the drama unfold in the moment to preserving it.
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Asian stocks traded mixed Monday afternoon as investors await direction on how the negotiations will likely unfold.
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Younger millennials watched the financial crisis unfold and became more cautious and risk-averse with their money.
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As a veteran of Hollywood herself, she watched the #MeToo era unfold with excitement, tinged with weariness.
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First, you'll sign up and create an account, which allows you to browse the Vince Unfold selection.
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Meanwhile, watching all of this unfold was 33-year-old Christine Druga from Pennsylvania – NoSleep's head moderator.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of the passenger who saw the episode unfold.
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Alex saw all of this unfold and decided to offer Owen a job as Head of Trauma.
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It all makes much more sense in retrospect than it does as the book's first chapters unfold.
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We're seeking knowledge voraciously because this universe, and the complexity it can unfold into, enriches our game.
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They unfold a story of surprising near-success that renders his ultimate fall all the more dramatic.
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The Times built an interactive delegate calculator that let readers simulate how each state primary might unfold.
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As the impeachment inquiry hearings unfold, Republicans will work to make the case that this isn't true.
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The President had long been in the residence, likely watching the Capitol Hill spectacle unfold on television.
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The Yoyo+ has its name because it's as easy to fold and unfold as a yo-yo.
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Based on that, I decided that I should drive to Roxham Road, park and watch life unfold.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer disagree on how the trial should unfold.
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No doubt the outcome of the election will determine how political tensions with the EU will unfold.
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As I approached my due date, though, I was unsure how my story of motherhood would unfold.
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"We're just going to kind of play it by ear and watch it unfold," Sue DeBoer said.
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That I was relieved at the slow-motion tragedy that does unfold is testimony to Fridlund's daring.
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It uses a complicated mechanism of multiple hinges and sliding plates to fold and unfold the phone.
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As a veteran of Hollywood herself, she watched the #MeToo era unfold with excitement, tinged with weariness.
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Keep in mind that Price is watching this all unfold before the final year of his contract.
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Our critic at large, Wesley Morris, writes about wrestling with his fandom as the agonizing stories unfold.
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Watching people's live reactions, watching people as their emotions unfold... I anticipate it might get a little heated.
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But he added that he was wary about what might unfold with the arrival of the armed outsiders.
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The performance comes as new photos and more shocking details about his marriage to Heard continue to unfold.
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Following a year packed with economic and political uncertainty, more risk factors are expected to unfold in 2017.
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You're in a room in Silicon Valley, watching the ramp unfold in front of you on several screens.
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And what is the role of the recorder, the artist behind the camera, who is watching this unfold?
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At night, middle class Brazilians and foreigners rub shoulders sipping cocktails as the Olympic Games unfold around them.
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Even if it was a bit over the top, it was always fun to watch their banter unfold.
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Hart's grinning face beneath a backwards baseball cap is seen on camera as he watches the moment unfold.
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We watch Gypsy's secret relationship with boyfriend Nick Godejohn (Calum Worthy) unfold outside of her mother's prying gaze.
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A lot of investors and consumers are watching the uncertainties unfold, they're beginning to reign in their spending.
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The story and relationships between the characters therefore unfold and evolve as the actors are feeling them out.
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Viall, 37, opened up about watching Haibon and Iaconetti's love story unfold after a complicated three-year friendship.
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But Obama's gaze is not just on the future that will unfold when he is an ex-politician.
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Mick Mulvaney, the acting chief of staff, has remained largely under the radar as the impeachment proceedings unfold.
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His visionary Sonata No. 3 (1916-17) begins with a long, roiling movement that seems to unfold mercurially.
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But, by watching the recession unfold, younger millennials became more aware of the risks of a bad economy.
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Watch the whole thing unfold in 360, below, and feel what it was like to be there, too.
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However, if you want to see the real Kardashian drama unfold, may I suggest following Kim K's Snapchat?
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Pokemon battles unfold around Gyms, which are real world locations that the game's three team factions fight over.
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Russian circus-goers watched a dramatic scene unfold on Thursday when an animal performer turned on its trainer.
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Now if only Netflix will announce Glow season 3, so we can see all the unavoidable madness unfold.
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So that I think entirely helps insulate any sort of issues if there was-- if any events unfold.
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It's unclear when exactly the rest of this campaign will unfold, but we could definitely use the laughs.
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At the funding stage, we had the benefit of watching the crowdfunding revolution unfold before our very eyes.
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After two weeks I'm able to consistently fold and unfold the bike in about 20 to 30 seconds.
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Just when you think the story's wrapped up, the show sets up many more plot points to unfold.
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Some have even suggested selling everything and going to cash while we wait for the drama to unfold.
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Mr Trump needs to realise that his policies will unfold in the context of other countries' jealous nationalism.
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It was absurd, Spon said, to expect his players to unfold their bodies and produce high-level basketball.
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In a year crammed with surprises, no one can say for sure what will unfold in Cleveland, Ohio.
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The project was abandoned in 1999 after the mirror failed to unfold and was incinerated in the atmosphere.
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We are closely watching the situation as it continues to unfold as to block any further addresses associated.
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Finally, you can unfold it and type on one of the screens like you would a regular laptop.
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As guests entered the Grand Lodge on Saturday afternoon, the scene was set for something big to unfold.
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Thursday evening, as the elder Zamarripa watched developments unfold on TV, he wasn't able to reach his son.
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These are just some of the questions that come up naturally as students watch a presidential election unfold.
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As the truth began to unfold, an attorney for McClure said she, too, was duped by the men.
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Out walked model Duckie Thot in a pinstriped suit that signaled a strong collection was about to unfold.
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The code is open source on Glitch and you can rewind the history to see the development unfold!
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The celebrity feud of the decade continues to unfold before our eyes between Taylor Swift and Kanye West.
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Nothing very dramatic: simply allow my life to unfold into the full 24 hours of day and night.
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We watched all of this unfold in real time, the first generation to experience 24/393 news coverage.
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Further media consolidation would then unfold as big competitors pursue similar vertical mergers of content and distribution businesses.
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I snacked on these gems while watching the recent episode unfold … and what an explosive episode it was.
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As the episodes unfold and she spirals faster and faster into poor health, so too does everything else.
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"It's better to take preventative measures than to wait for disaster to unfold," he said in a speech.
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"It's better to take preventative measures than to wait for disaster to unfold, " he said in a speech.
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Thirteen hours later, the carnage of America's mass epidemic of gun violence would unfold again in another city.
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It's completely absurd to watch it unfold, especially with the entire player arena engulfed in flames and radiation.
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I moved to N.Y.C. in my 20s, too, so I'm so excited to see her adventures there unfold!
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There's also a case to be made for cash allocations to sit and wait for this to unfold.
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To critics, this is the canary in the coalmine for how the algorithmic society may unfold more broadly.
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You can also scroll back and forth between years to see the effects of conflict and disaster unfold.
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Bowie songs don't sample well — they unfold, like great cinema, then crescendo and satisfy with their earned bombast.
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But starting in 2015, as the Zika crisis began to unfold, those numbers began to tick back up.
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It didn't reveal much, but it did give fans a glimpse of the action that will unfold. (Variety)
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All of these terrible moments unfold without the smile, wink, and joy of prior teens-behaving-badly series.
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Walmart has published a wide-ranging report on how the company predicts automation will unfold across the nation.
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But really we see her assistance and reaction unfold in this episode because the Winchesters need her help.
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A few dozen watched the protest unfold from the building's balcony, vaping and observing but not saying much.
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Whether that happens will depend a lot on how things unfold, really, over the next couple of years.
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This amazing 9 year old is battling cystic fibrosis, stay tuned to watch his wish unfold today pic.twitter.
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Harvard roboticists made a breakthrough in this area by developing tiny bots that can fold and unfold themselves.
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Below is a dashboard of charts that aim to capture the big picture of how market developments unfold.
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Emmy nominee Issa Rae has an extremely relatable habit: She loves to watch drama unfold over social media.
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With no U.S. trading to look forward to later, traders contented themselves by watching Europe's Brexit drama unfold.
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As events unfold, these policy changes will likely garner the support of internationalists, "establishment Republicans," and US partners.
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After seeing the drama unfold, we're told Josh feels it's now too late to ever respect him again.
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Along the way, the frame will start to unfold, eventually forming a mirror measuring 21.3 feet in diameter.
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Families with children as young as 10 watched the drama unfold as onlookers screamed for someone to help.
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The trauma of the congressional baseball shooting will unfold and recapitulate itself in our minds for some time.
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While the festival's events unfold with a dizzying, unstoppable momentum, you also feel as if time stopped altogether.
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Ronda and the judge's wife are sitting cozily in the greenroom watching it all unfold on the screen.
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Lines oscillate around each other within the dome roof, while squares unfold and collapse onto one another elsewhere.
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We'll have plenty of time to watch it unfold — this case certainly isn't going away any time soon.
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After years of watching the triumphs, struggles, and minutiae of their daily lives unfold on their eponymous E!
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Frazier looked distraught as he watched events unfold, and Yankees designated hitter Matt Holiday appeared to be crying.
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As delightful as Bates costumed run was for us, the viewers at home, it didn't unfold without frustrations.
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Either one will collapse to fit into the inducer, slip through the port, and unfold inside the suit.
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The space was quiet, the lack of noise and bustle a substrate for the events about to unfold.
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To be honest, I'd rather the episodes just get here already so we can watch it unfold ourselves.
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