America's global needs cannot wait out a Trump presidency, nor do they appear able to wait out whatever investigative process has been underway through two administrations.
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TC: VCs can't wait out this next computing cycle obviously.
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Federal authorities left them behind to wait out the storm.
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But investors hoping to wait out the tensions until the Nov.
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But Trump may be able to just wait out the clock.
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Still tempted to sell and wait out this latest market hiccup?
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Then they shuffle home to wait out this 21st-century siege.
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At the refuge, a spokesman said they would wait out the night.
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They had no choice, but to wait out the storm there together.
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Iran initially tried to exert strategic patience and wait out the administration.
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But Clinton, it seems, would prefer to simply wait out the Bern.
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Saint-Gobain has said it is willing to wait out the fight.
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Is it possible to just "wait out" certain strains of walking pneumonia?
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I figured I could sit tight and wait out the long weekend.
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Well, we'll just wait out that CTO and catch you next time.
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"The Chinese (are) beginning to want to wait out Trump," said Baucus.
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Many more tried to wait out the flood on dry upper floors.
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Wuhan's residents have largely hunkered down to quietly wait out the epidemic.
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Meanwhile, the rich can head west to wait out the flames and smoke.
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And Beijing has its own incentives to wait out the U.S. presidential election.
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As I wait out the storm, I have plenty of time to think.
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Usually the deputies wait out the bosses so they can become the bosses.
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These would have allowed primitive life forms to wait out the ice age.
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BAKER: And you'll wait out the 21 days before you take any action?
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I watched a raccoon wait out the rain Under a gnarled pine tree.
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So the potential buyer will have to wait out the city's current rules.
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Some others thought it better to wait out the frigid conditions staying cozy inside.
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And companies might not be willing to wait out community conflicts or infrastructure construction.
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You can't wait out this storm; you must proactively build your security around it.
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This had the counterproductive effect of encouraging the Taliban to wait out the Americans.
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His willingness to wait out his wife's affair implied an uncommon capacity for forgiveness.
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They decide to pitch camp and wait out the storm near a frozen lake.
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Now some expatriate families have left the city rather than wait out the closings.
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So Taylor disappeared from public life for a year to wait out the schadenfreude.
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Clients must wait out the appeals process before receiving a payout, Mr. Smith said.
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He notes, however, that McConnell could ultimately overcome and wait out all these efforts.
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Sellers are deciding to wait out the current uncertainty rather than accept a lower price.
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Others still have put off their IPO plans as they wait out the market uncertainty.
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No one involved in the Republican plan seems willing to wait out a similar siege.
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The remaining passengers were given food, water and survival blankets to wait out their rescue.
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Some deep-pocketed funds such as SWFs will be able to wait out some volatility.
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Now if you'll excuse us, we have two more Kardashian-Jenner pregnancies to wait out.
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In fact, he probably believes he can wait out limited strikes by an ambivalent president.
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For hours on end, they wait out the bombing, which shows no signs of slowing.
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Ready for a restore Several others said no worries --- just wait out the 48 years.
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They all gathered in a room on the first floor to wait out the attack.
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Others tried to wait out the war in Syria, fleeing only once their means were exhausted.
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Saunders said potential buyers would probably want to wait out that decision before completing a deal.
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Is their participation in talks even genuine, or a ploy to wait out an impatient Washington?
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The two plan to wait out the storm in their rental home in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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People packed into shelters, spreading mats to wait out the storm, television and social media showed.
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The Winnipeg Wait Out – We might as well name it now, because we know it's coming.
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You can't take a trip to the Sicilian countryside and wait out that kind of crime.
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DEMOLITION Right now we're in Windsor Terrace as we wait out our renovation in Carroll Gardens.
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Democrats in the state are largely remaining on the sidelines as they wait out Menendez's trial.
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She had to wait out a morning downpour before she could walk to the station house.
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But Gerald had opted to stay put and wait out the cold snap in his dorm.
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So, authorities plan to wait out the current cold and windy weather before they fix the defacement.
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Hell, no one involved in the Republican plan seems willing to wait out a carton of milk.
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Passengers on the ship have described feeling "stir crazy" as they wait out the quarantine in isolation.
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But back then, it wasn't as common to invite neighbors into your home to wait out hurricanes.
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"I don't know how the government is going to wait out everything without changing the current leadership."
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Mr. Assad may well be betting that he can wait out the end of the Obama administration.
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Wait out the rest of the late-summer movie slump by kicking back with a TV binge.
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We would certainly wait out of respect until Ramadan concludes, and beyond that I would be speculating.
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That "encouraged gun manufacturers and others to wait out the ten years and find workarounds," said Spitzer.
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Under the circumstances, vessel owners could opt to wait out the hostilities rather than risk their tankers.
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The initiative allows asylum seekers to the United States to wait out their court proceedings in Mexico.
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But in the midst of a five-week August recess, McConnell can just wait out the clock.
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Facebook announced Tuesday that it will give employees $1,000 bonuses as they wait out the coronavirus pandemic.
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Others had joined the exodus, leaving the island to wait out the rough aftermath of the disaster.
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Weak demand, overcapacity and heightened trade conflict has dampened investment, as electronics companies wait out uncertainty, analysts say.
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Williams, 31, requested a trade earlier this season, but the team elected to wait out his holdout instead.
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The West's "business as usual" attitude has convinced the Kremlin it can wait out the expulsions and sanctions.
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Some players have missed practice to wait out shootouts between the police and drug gangs near their homes.
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The Red Sox, who huddled in the A.L. East cellar to wait out the storm, provide a model.
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At the beachfront Hotel Playa Mazatlán, guests were asked to wait out the storm in the hotel's theater.
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Ultimately, Santiago said, the gangs would have to wait out the violence until the next round of elections.
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When the earth shook around noon, people in the emergency room briefly fled to wait out the shaking.
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One woman had to wait out a nonviable pregnancy because the law forbade inducing labor after 20 weeks.
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Insects and small mammals might even take refuge in a log to wait out the firestorm passing above.
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Italian banks had sufficient liquidity that they could afford to wait out for better market conditions, they wrote.
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Iran, it seems, is prepared to wait out Trump and is showing its muscle to a future administration.
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Residents can't drive to a nearby state or city for shelter to wait out the worst of it.
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You should be saving that scratch so you can buy a bunker to wait out the nuclear winter in.
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The other option would be to wait out the rainy season -- which typically ends in October -- inside the cave.
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The doctor's pretty sure I have a type of vertigo that I'm just going to have to wait out.
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Many users, like Woznicki, have resorted to creating brand new accounts while they wait out a response from Instagram.
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For its part, the federal government appeared content, for now, to monitor the situation and wait out the protesters.
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President Trump feels he can wait out the economic damage because he says the Chinese will pay the tariffs.
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Cook also had the patience to wait out the FBI, which eventually figured out a way around Apple's roadblock.
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"Is there some sense that they could just wait out this storm, things will be better for farmers," Hill.
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"It made it unsafe for her and she could not wait out this metering system of asylum," she said.
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So for the Palestinians, the way they see it is: Wait out this administration and see what comes next.
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The first shows Dovi and another young violinist communicating wordlessly, with their instruments, as they wait out the bombs.
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Most of the time I can jolly her out of her opposition or wait out her squawks of protest.
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If an advantaged interest group can wait out the storm of public attention, then it will regain its advantage.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde, so wait out any major decisions until you have all information before you.
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This makes is much easier to wait out a storm when you know it'll die down in a few minutes.
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Flashback: Just Monday, Trump's special representative for Syria engagement said Assad won't be able to wait out a U.S. exit.
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It has sent more than 30,000 asylum seekers mostly from Central America back to Mexico wait out their immigration cases.
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DWS Group speculated that China may want to wait out the negotiations to see what happens in the 2020 election.
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As we've reported, security was super tight for the massive event, and Mohamed had to wait out in the cold.
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Or, skip coffee for now and go for pumpkin spice and pumpkin-themed snacks while you wait out the livestream.
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The U.S. Navy said some 700 spouses and children were to be airlifted to Florida to wait out the storm.
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If so, Mr. Assad will wait out any American response, knowing it will not aim to endanger his regime's survival.
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I was inspired by myself because I knew that I was good, and I could wait out here all day!
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North Vietnam was able to wait out the US and reunite Vietnam, an underdog story that no one believed possible.
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But Senate Republicans have threatened to block Obama from filling Scalia's spot on the bench to wait out November's election.
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They should probably wait out our Election to see if we get one of the Democrat stiffs like Sleepy Joe.
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One might argue that Iran can wait out the Trump presidency, hoping that a Democrat wins the November 2020 election.
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Theater chains like Regal and AMC announced this week that they are entirely shutting down to wait out the pandemic.
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Despite the negativity, Manhattan residents are standing their ground and settling in at the beach to wait out the coronavirus.
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They are hunkering down, turning to the television and internet to pass the time as they wait out the crisis.
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At first, I was terribly awkward, but as he clearly had settled in to wait out my awkwardness, I relaxed.
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After all, if the Avengers could get pretty much all their superhero pals back, we can wait out Holland's haircut.
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He had to wait out the suborbital flights by Mr. Shepard and Mr. Grissom in 1961 before his turn came.
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It's an appropriate stage for Edgar to wait out a personal purgatory that can feel, at times, a bit protracted.
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Adams says he's glad he moved fast on changing his strategy rather than trying to wait out the trade war.
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"We have a great deal of patience," he said, seeming to suggest that he would wait out the Trump administration.
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Last October, Gong took the advice of a mentor who suggested he wind up his business and wait out the downturn.
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However, Wald believes that investors just need to wait out gold's near term for a stable run in the long term.
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Regardless of how the year shakes out, many on K Street said businesses could not wait out the latest political storm.
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Most airlines are encouraging passengers slated to travel this weekend to rebook rather than wait out a cancellation at an airport.
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She warns of the danger of turning books into a "bunker," a place to wait out the onslaught of digital life.
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Most people can just wait out the flu at home, getting lots of rest and taking care not to infect others.
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You might even decide to pull the plug on a partnership—but, again, it's probably best to wait out the retrograde.
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The initial rescue plan was to wait out the monsoon season, or at least to wait until the boys regained strength.
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However, when it comes to your saving accounts and retirement funds, it may be best to wait out the growing pains.
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Both airlines are exploring how to cut costs but retain staff as they try to wait out the current travel restrictions.
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Until recently, it even appeared that Iran planned to wait out Mr. Trump in the hope of just such a scenario.
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Anyone with the means to evacuate who is tempted to wait out Irma may wish to read Ms. Alvarez's account first.
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Without their own place to live, the staffer said, they planned to stay with family to wait out the coronavirus outbreak.
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"Just because you want to wait out the market doesn't necessarily mean you will win," said Mr. Malin of Citi Habitats.
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Jacobson was nominated in June 2015 but was forced to wait out a Senate hold placed on her appointment by Sen.
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If players had to wait out New Delhi's smog, they would never practice, because there are few indoor courts in India.
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Everything you do is for a reason, and you have the fortitude to wait out the hardest situations until opportunity arrives.
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Long game Any plan designed to wait out McConnell, the self-confessed devotee of the long game, is unlikely to work.
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Once the missiles were launched, there was little US troops could do but get to bunkers and wait out the attack.
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So far, 30,000 people already have been forced to leave their homes and stay in temporary shelters to wait out the storm.
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Democrats say that the burden of proof is too difficult for the government and terrorists could wait out the three-day period.
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She wants to wait out here, on this clay promontory above the river valley, and wants to watch the day go by.
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In the post, the department suggested everyone wait out the heat wave indoors and suspend the illegal stuff until things cool down.
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Epstein's lawyers have argued he deserves to wait out his trial from his massive Manhattan townhouse — where he allegedly abused many victims.
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Political appointees wait out the Republican administration by "burrowing" into the civil service, returning to the nonprofits, or just ending the pretense.
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A cloud comes over diners' faces when an organist pops up and begins cranking, forcing them to wait out the auditory assault.
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But if you become deeply worried about bonds and stocks, cash is not the worst place to wait out a shifting market.
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I remember thinking, Should I just accept the deep adaptation paper and move to the Scottish countryside and wait out the apocalypse?
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Ginsburg will turn 224 the first year of Trump's second term, and 22012 in 2025, if she decided to wait out Trump.
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But other administration officials have signaled that they will try to wait out Mr. Maduro, no matter how long that might take.
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Rather than to wait out his suspension, the team tasked Sadowski with finding a foreign player who could help the team immediately.
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Trump, with an eye on November, may be less inclined to wait out the virus while the economy contracts and unemployment skyrockets.
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People simply have to wait out the episode and give any residual fogginess time to clear before returning to their usual activities.
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At that point they expect China to wait out the rest of Mr. Trump's term and hope for a more dovish successor.
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In January, the administration began a policy of sending some asylum seekers back to Mexico to wait out their U.S. court hearings.
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The move could also increase competition from smaller companies that often lack the financial resources to wait out lengthy Pentagon procurements, he said.
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"Homebuyers continued to put their homeownership plans on hold in October and wait out the market," said Jared Martin, the California association's president.
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Booing began to drown out the cheers, forcing him again and again to stop, wait out the catcalls, and start his sentences over.
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It had been night, and they'd tied up their tiny 50-foot ship to an oil rig to wait out the rough stuff.
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So where are these two oases in our emerging desert, the only remaining summer paradises in which to wait out the punishing season?
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My stylist reapplied the treatment and had me wait out the additional 20 minutes the initial treatment should have been sitting there for.
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Because of this, they will have to wait out a return on the investment as Refinitiv is controlled by the London Stock Exchange.
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Republicans could also wait out the storm, and use the re-election of a GOP-controlled Senate to claim legitimacy for another nominee.
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As they wait out the monster invasion, they soon realize the people they're hiding with seek to exploit their daughter, who is deaf.
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The goals they've set are long term, and history shows that the market always goes up if you can wait out the dips.
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Federal workers, many of them highly educated, are limited in the type of work they can take as they wait out the shutdown.
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Markets have proven to correct themselves, and my strategy is to continue investing and wait out what may be a long bear market.
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"The Apprentice" might have a resolution in 52 minutes, but China has been prepared to wait out its adversaries for hundreds of years.
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Because from the Palestinian point of view, they think that they can wait out Trump heading into the US presidential election in November.
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" Connerty and Sacker can only bear half a second of it before recoiling in horror: "We can wait out here 'til they're done.
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Migrants are then forced to wait out their cases in border towns, some of which are among the most dangerous cities in Mexico.
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He said he knew of a handful of FEMA employees, though, who decided not to wait out the shutdown and found other jobs.
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I had to wait out the rest of the vacation, sleeping in the same bed as him, until it was time to go.
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For politicians, it's strategic to just wait out a scandal, because "if you just wait a few days, people will have forgotten," Lehmann says.
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It could wait out Trump, hoping that he loses his reelection bid and that an administration more favorable to the Palestinian side is elected.
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In New Orleans a proper second line occupies at least one lane of traffic, with commuters expected to wait out the dancing, singing attendees.
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L3, then, is left to wait out the rest of eternity trapped in a network under the ownership of a man she barely knows.
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President Morty from rickandmorty Evil Jim also applies to knowing you can wait out a situation — and pull everyone else down in the process.
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They are lulling us with the comforting thought that we can just wait out the next two years, although they hope it is six.
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His attorneys have said Epstein would be willing to de-register and ground his jet if he could wait out his trial from home.
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If only humans could simply dive into a freezing pond, have their bodies shut down, and wait out this arctic hellscape in peace, too.
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The invasion took place in the middle of the game -- so the players had to wait out the swarm before getting back to action.
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I worked in my tiny apartment in NYC for one week before traveling to my family's house in Austin to wait out the pandemic.
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The remaining ISIS fighters now wait out their days in a cluster of tiny villages nestled between the Euphrates River and the Iraqi border.
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Find an airport lounge or consider an on-site hotel room to wait out a delay, rather than fighting the crowds at your gate.
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"They'll reduce their pricing, they'll reduce their margin, because they're willing to wait out this trade war in hopes that it will settle down."
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Iran thought it could wait out President Trump, and the United States would simply return to the deal under a new president in 2021.
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She used to play sports and join us on long family walks, but she now retreated to her room to wait out the pain.
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In 20183 they became the stocks to own as investors sought a safe place to wait out the trade war and potential economic slowdown.
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Whenever there is panic in the markets like the one we just witnessed, it's best to just sit back and wait out the storm.
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Many families are released into the United States to wait out their deportation hearings, due to legal limits on the time children can be detained.
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He had to wait out a video replay, but mission control determined the puck was already in the net before he steamrolled Blues goalie Allen.
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Unlike Luyendyk, though, Thompson is still required to be a public figure — he can't exactly slink away to Umbria to wait out the PR tornado.
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As part of a regional Arab majority, the Palestinian leadership has believed that they can wait out Israel, that time is ultimately on their side.
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Even areas where the water had lessened were flooding anew, and even people who had initially hoped to wait out the floods were becoming desperate.
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U.S. domestic politics: The Iranian regime is more likely to display patience if convinced Trump will prove a one-term president it can wait out.
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As for treating flu, most people can just wait out their sickness at home, getting lots of rest and taking care not to infect others.
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They could just pay for her husband and children to cross the border, to wait out the war in the relative safety of neighboring Lebanon.
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Under the agreement, Mexico will rapidly expand a program under which migrants applying for asylum in the United States wait out the process in Mexico.
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We duck into another bar to stay dry, and I order a glass of rosé while we chat about life and wait out the storm.
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Those who survive huddle into Comms, protected communities that try to wait out the destruction, then crawl out and rebuild civilization before the next event.
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"They can't possibly believe that they're going to wait out this cycle at zero interest rates at an economy that's at peak debt," he said.
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"We have the patience, the resistance" to wait out Trump, said Rodriguez, who delivered the remarks in Vienna, Austria, as part of a European tour.
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On Friday, they returned to retrieve their car from the flooded streets, and planned to go to an RV park to wait out the rain.
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When the winds got so strong they blew us off our feet, we hustled across the street to wait out the storm in a bar.
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Iran may also have hoped to wait out Mr. Trump by keeping the deal intact long enough for a possible renewal by a new president.
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Rain was threatening again and I decided I might as well wait out the weather in one of the wellness retreats I'd been hearing about.
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Beyond calling 911, are bystanders to walk away so there won't be additional confusion, or move out of the way and wait out of concern?
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Former nuclear-missile storage facilities across the Midwest are being refurbished and sold as places to wait out disaster with plush couches and screening rooms.
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The document also raises another alternative: sending migrants back to Mexico to wait out the immigration process, even those who are not originally from Mexico.
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The nation can ill-afford to have doctors not working while they wait out non-compete clauses, which can sometimes last more than a year.
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He assumed the island is one of the safer places to be and planned to wait out the virus there as long as he could.
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But there is also a view that China may want to wait out the election to see who will be seated across the negotiating table.
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As the recovery effort begins in the Bahamas and in the US, Canadian officials have asked residents to stay indoors to wait out the storm.
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Mexico has broadly assented to the policy and agreed to provide humanitarian and work visas to the migrants while they wait out their asylum cases.
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As for treating flu, most people can just wait out their sickness at home, getting lots of rest and taking care not to infect others.
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To try to address the problem, the Trump administration in January started sending some migrants to wait out their U.S. court dates in Mexican border cities.
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Unless defeated by a last-minute write-in candidate, Vance will gain another four-year term, giving him plenty of time to wait out the scandal.
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Three women wait out the end of the bash hoping to sleep with Joel, but he is either slumped over and slurring or fully passed out.
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"There is no excuse for the ... conditions in which thousands of people remain trapped in limbo while they wait out their asylum claims," the NGOs said.
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There's a reason for the popular image of someone wanting to just curl up in bed to wait out the duration of a frigid February afternoon.
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DIY therapy is likely to only gain momentum as we wait out the long scientific and legislative process necessary for these substances to become legitimate medicines.
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Ebrard said those asylum seekers would start being returned to wait out their cases in Mexico via three more cities, which officials will decide on Friday.
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More than 1,000 of them ultimately sought asylum in Sweden, where many hoped to wait out a war that they either feared or didn't believe in.
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The U.S. can comfortably wait out years of tough negotiations to reach a mutually agreeable outcome, because our military deterrent can keep the country safe indefinitely.
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Last month, the Post reported that sources close to the All-Star forward believe he might try to wait out the 71-year-old Zen Master.
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At times it feels like the older dancers' task is to attain a level of exhaustion while ours, as viewers, is to wait out the show.
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The refugees, largely fleeing unrest in the Middle East, wait out uncertain promises of a better life while their asylum claims weave through a bureaucratic system.
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As millions shelter in place to wait out the coronavirus, the mail is a lifeline to distribute critical medicine and supplies to those who are homebound.
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In recent days, Mr. Trump has mocked Democrats and potential 2020 opponents, suggesting that China hopes to wait out his presidency and face a weaker negotiator.
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Companies are pausing deals and initial public offerings as they wait out volatility and try to better understand how the pandemic will affect their bottom lines.
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Rather than negotiate, Mr. Obama imposed a policy of "strategic patience," hoping that through sanctions and espionage, the United States could wait out the isolated state.
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Prices for gold, viewed by some as a store of value and a place nervous Chinese investors like to wait out a storm, have also risen.
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Groups of Americans arriving from China have been taken to military bases, hotels or other sites to wait out a federally-mandated 72-hour waiting period.
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Chinese leaders have signaled they are willing to wait out lagging economic growth and retaliatory tariffs rather than give in to Trump in the near term.
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At 30, I have years to wait out the market, so I want to focus on life-long healthy financial habits, not preparing for one downturn.
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International investors have not pulled out of the region despite recent political turmoil and many are willing to wait out this period to support their startups.
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You have to wait out the cruel late-night jokes and the sexist media coverage about you and the gossip and conjecture and slut-shaming and mockery.
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Iran's posture, for now, seems to be to wait out the Trump regime and hope the winds in Washington begin to blow in a different direction soon.
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Or he might try to drag out the process and wait out the Trump administration, which has provided a credible threat of military force against the North.
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"China, very clearly, is trying to wait out the U.S. election cycle with the hope that maybe we get somebody different in the White House, " he added.
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After years — for many, decades — of pitched conflict, the realities of peace sit with an uneasy boredom, as soldiers wait out this transitional phase into civilian life.
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Sure, you've seen the Minecraft Eiffel Tower and beamed aboard the Minecraft USS Enterprise, but have you considered where you might wait out the end of days?
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If Kolko is right, employers somehow have a sense that they can wait out the situation and either hire only slowly, or attract workers without raising salaries.
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Of course, McConnell could also just wait out Flake until January, when Flake will depart the Senate and Republicans will expand their vote cushion in the Senate.
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Former Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) chief Thomas Homan told a House panel Friday that migrant families seeking asylum should wait out their legal process in detention.
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One analyst even argued that the negative sentiment presents investors with a good time to buy, if they can wait out the uncertainty in the coming months.
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The Trump administration has tried to curb access to asylum, including by starting a program that would require applicants to wait out their legal proceedings in Mexico.
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Other passengers boarded buses that would take them to charter planes or nearby military bases, where they will get tested and wait out a 14-day quarantine.
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With millions of Americans confined to their homes to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, food delivery services like Grubhub are filling the void in daily restaurant habits.
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Wait out lightning storms inside If the forecasts are any indication, it might rain on your Labor Day weekend parade if you're celebrating on the East Coast.
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It is likely the pair of thieves held on to the painting for as long as they did to wait out the 20 years statute of limitations.
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Will Abbas try to gain international support for his views instead of Trump's, or will he simply try to wait out the American president's time in office?
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After facing just one batter in his last start because of a long rain delay that followed, Stratton had to wait out Vogelsong's on-field ceremony this time.
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And throughout his life, Trump has broken the rules and ripped off customers, workers, and investors because he can hire expensive lawyers and wait out paying his bills.
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And Biden is still hoping he can wait out these early contests, preserve his national lead and win when South Carolina and racially diverse Super Tuesday states vote.
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" American companies, which were trying to wait out the trade war in its early days, are "starting to diversify their supply chains," El-Erian said on "Squawk Box.
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The big picture: There is a growing consensus among analysts that Tehran will likely attempt to wait out the Trump administration and refrain from breaching the nuclear deal.
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America's soybean farmers are hanging onto their crops in an attempt to wait out President Trump's trade war with China, more than doubling U.S. soybean inventories, reports Bloomberg.
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An American couple's YouTube videos have provided a glimpse of life onboard the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship while passengers wait out their concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.
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The confusion of the past few weeks, however, will have left the Taliban wondering yet again if they would do better simply to wait out their weary adversary.
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After you've stocked up on snacks and shut all your windows, all that's left is to wait out the storm — but you don't have to do it alone.
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He gets a call from the ship's owner who tells him that, although he's happy they're safe, it's time to drop anchor and wait out this bad weather.
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Those HIV-positive green card applicants can end up stranded for months without access to adequate medical care while they wait out the results of their immigration applications.
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The air is pushed out into the water in tiny bubbles and, hopefully, creates an oxygen-rich refuge where the juvenile fish can wait out the late summer.
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Central American migrants have become more prone to making asylum claims and traveling in family groups, which allows them to wait out their asylum cases outside of detention.
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Even if they are given enough food to wait out the rainy season, there is no guarantee that the ledge they are sitting on will not be submerged.
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If it doesn't work, ask yourself if you're bothered enough to make a serious change or if you can wait out your lease without compromising your mental health.
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And they are counseling Tehran to keep calm and wait out President Trump's term, in the hope that he will not be re-elected, senior European diplomats say.
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Mating season is in March, so they wake up a little early to scope out potential partners and then return to their burrow to wait out the winter.
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It likely is a tactical ploy by the Taliban to wait out the U.S. troops and take over the country with minimal casualties when things are more convenient.
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" Columbia Threadneedle's post caveats that the bottom line is knowing when to "wait out what is most likely to be a short-term spike in headline-fueled volatility.
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Despite pressure from some Republicans, however, the White House has not indicated whether it will fire Cordray or simply wait out his term, which ends in July 2018.
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To be sure, private equity firms can wait out a brief debt financing pause in the market, because their average investment period is between five and six years.
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Cover image: Alexandria Johnson and Michael Hatchett with their 1-year-old son, Nathanael, in their outdoor shelter as they wait out the uncertainty of any further earthquakes.
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He said divers might have to first bring in food and the boys might need to wait out the flood or learn the basics of scuba to get out.
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That means this escalation is staggeringly slow, and makes clear that Tehran is really hoping to wait out Trump's presidency and patch the deal back together with his successor.
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The Hackensack police director, Michael Mordaga, said the woman had told employees she parked there on Saturday to wait out the storm because she was too afraid to drive.
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Let the mangonada transport you from the cold, dreary North American winter to the sunny streets of Mexico City while you wait out the end of your Veganuary resolution.
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One local Florida used car dealer had made the garage their temporary home to allow the vehicles to wait out the storm, consuming over forty spaces in the garage.
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Their ability to wait out Westbrook played a role in advancing to the Western Conference semifinals, where they will face either the San Antonio Spurs or the Memphis Grizzlies.
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Some 250 animals -- like Mo the sloth -- from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office's animal farm in Key West were moved to the city jail to wait out the storm.
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"The CBR will likely prefer to wait out the rouble weakness with an unchanged policy rate," said Vladimir Osakovsky, chief economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in Moscow.
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As trade talks between the world's two biggest economies resumed on Tuesday, Trump warned China against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalize a deal.
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We holed up in a small store in the middle of the fields to wait out the weather and watched a mangy cat gulp down a hot dog whole.
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You have purchased your Tasty Pantry Deluxe Food Buckets, guaranteeing you over ten thousand servings of pizza, mac and cheese, and chocolate pudding while you wait out the apocalypse.
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The current restrictions would require that, in addition to testing negative for the virus, anyone going to the ship arrive in Svalbard early enough to wait out the quarantine.
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The number of migrants ordered to wait out their asylum cases in Mexico more than doubled in July after the Trump administration expanded the policy to two additional cities.
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When the stock market plunges, as it did this week, big investors load up on trustworthy U.S. Treasury bonds, to wait out the turmoil in a relatively safe haven.
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And why would the contact not wait out the campaign and simply meet openly with a relevant person in the administration after the hoped-for election of President Trump?
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The president essentially blamed the company for throwing in the towel too soon on the trade battle he is waging with Europe and apparently expects everyone to wait out.
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They, too, had been sent back to Mexico to wait out their cases in Ciudad Juárez, and are among the first to have a hearing before an immigration judge.
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I've been waiting out for so long, and having that 'hey it's not coming out for you' ... it was a bit of a mission [to wait out here] you know?
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Others think Kim might try to drag out the process and wait out the Trump administration, which last year had provided a credible threat of military force against the North.
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This comes a day after President Donald Trump warned Beijing against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalize a deal, sending jitters through global financial markets.
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But eventually, cannons were developed and it no longer made any sense for lords to wait out war in castles, because they would get destroyed by the onslaught of cannonballs.
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Some estimates had over 25 percent of gulf oil production taken off line and millions of barrels imported from overseas had to wait out the storm before delivering their cargo.
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Before a nine-month-pregnant Khloé heads off to Cleveland to wait out the birth of True, she basks in the presence of her adoring, and occasionally passive aggressive, family.
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Ben Lecomte and the yacht accompanying him have returned to a port in Yokohama, Japan, to wait out the weather, his team said Wednesday in an email response to questions.
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On the injury front, Washington will continue to wait out big man Ian Mahinmi (knee), who has played in just one game and was scheduled to get another MRI. 1.
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The Virgin founder said he had experienced three hurricanes over 30 years on the island, and planned to wait out Irma since his home was reinforced to withstand high winds.
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"So then tell me why Xi should not continue to wait out 'the world's greatest negotiator,' who keeps 'dealing' with himself?" tweeted Chanos, founder and managing partner of Kynikos Associates.
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"So then tell me why Xi should not continue to wait out The World's Greatest Negotiator, who keeps 'dealing' with himself?" tweeted Chanos, founder and managing Partner of Kynikos Associates.
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Mr. Ortega has agreed to resume Catholic Church-mediated talks on Friday to end the political standoff, although opposition leaders fear he may use them to wait out the protests.
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Instead, Trump appears content to wait out the emergency in order to downplay any need to resuscitate the economy, which he considers his strongest calling card for reelection (Bloomberg News).
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He's generally very willing to wait out his opponents, and it looks as if he feels that he can do that here; Ms. Pelosi doesn't have a lot of leverage.
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Evacuated residents sit inside a shelter to wait out the storm in Tokyo on Saturday ahead of Typhoon Hagibis's expected landfall in central or eastern Japan later in the evening.
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Mr. Churchill later recalled that the inmates had felt that they had to do something, even though it would have probably been safer to try to wait out the war.
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And if you're feeling ambitious, here are 56 warming stews and soups to make while you wait out the storm, and 70 more recipes to cook when you're snowed in.
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Initially rescue officials said an option for the team would be just to wait out the rainy season – as diving could prove to be too dangerous – with necessary supplies being delivered.
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As for Trump's partners and other associations affiliated with Trump, most of them are taking the "no comment" route when asked about the presidential candidate, preferring to wait out the storm.
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"We have some women who have called our hotline and said, 'I need birth control that can wait out this administration and get me through the next four years,'" Borchelt says.
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As trade talks between the world's two biggest economies continued in Shanghai on Tuesday, Trump warned China against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalize a deal.
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As trade talks between the world's two biggest economies resumed in Shanghai on Tuesday, Trump warned China against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalize a deal.
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Diehard fans of each artist may have adopted Tidal, but the majority of listeners have been content to wait out the exclusivity clauses or pirate the crap out of the albums.
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Critics of President Barack Obama, for instance, panned him for announcing withdrawal timelines for troops in Afghanistan, saying that doing so encouraged the Taliban to wait out the US troop presence.
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The deal cut between the two nations last week means Mexico will expand a program under which migrants applying for asylum in the United States wait out the process in Mexico.
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His plan is to bob and weave, stay in power, avoid a coalition crisis and wait out the end of the Obama administration in anticipation of a more pro-Israeli successor.
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Federal prosecutors are fighting to ensure Jeffrey Epstein doesn't get to wait out his sex trafficking trial at the same $83 million Manhattan mansion where he allegedly abused teens for years.
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Federal prosecutors are fighting to ensure Jeffrey Epstein doesn't get to wait out his sex trafficking trial at the same $77 million Manhattan mansion where he allegedly abused teens for years.
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How grateful I am to live in a time in which one can grab a smartphone, hide under the covers, and wait out the electoral storm with missives from internet strangers.
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The president has taken aim at the asylum system and earlier this year began sending a small number of migrants back to Mexican border towns to wait out their U.S. hearings.
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As trade talks between the world's two biggest economies resumed on Tuesday, President Donald Trump warned China against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalize a deal.
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Alas, for all those of you who need an excuse to live in a buried schoolbus to wait out the apocalypse, the chance of a supernova-mediated catastrophe is vanishingly small.
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Lifting term limits removes incentives for would-be leaders to bide their time and wait out Mr. Xi's tenure, particularly if they are associated with a political faction other than his.
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Until 2013, undocumented applicants had to leave the country and wait out the application process from abroad, in some cases for as long as a decade, before returning with green cards.
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Wasn't it better to lie low, wait out Johnson's presidency and work instead to make sure the popular general, Ulysses S. Grant, who waited in the wings, won the White House?
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John Bel Edwards predicted "a direct hit," warned that the forecast for Nate could abruptly worsen, and he told residents to prepare to wait out the storm beginning at 8 p.m.
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Ehrich was spotted hanging out with Lovato's dogs on his Instagram story Tuesday, just one day after he suggested he moved to a new house to wait out the coronavirus pandemic.
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On the other hand, this is actually the second time AMS has proposed a superior offer, having pulled the prior approach, suggesting Bain and Carlyle could just wait out the competition.
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Nantucket has one hospital, 14 beds, and a shortage of doctors — and wealthy city-dwellers are still flocking to their summer homes on the tiny island to wait out the pandemic
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BILD had access to a few sites bordering the volcano, interviewing people who are desperately waiting to be evacuated and others, who have decided to stay and wait out the aftermath.
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It remains to be seen whether Mr. Fulop will relent, or whether Mr. Kushner will sue the city and wait out the mayor as, he said, his land grows more valuable.
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The Trump administration has sent more than 21625,2900 migrant minors back to Mexico this year to wait out their asylum cases in U.S. courts, according to a Reuters analysis published Friday.
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"Iran will try to wait out the Trump presidency in hopes that a successor will return to the 2015 nuclear deal or seek new negotiations based on more realistic premises," she writes.
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While Los Angeles, with a bid built around existing venues, is better equipped than most cities to wait out a decade long run up to 2028, it still comes with considerable risk.
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For workers like Jaramillo and Chavez, in a precarious labor position and with limited access to outside information, leaving camps for a few days to wait out a storm can be daunting.
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After a doctor's appointment, she visits a family restaurant to wait out a rainstorm, and the store manager, middle-aged divorcee Masami, gives her some coffee on the house while she waits.
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Eventually, some told Apple Support they were able to wait out the download or restart their device, but owners of 9.7-inch iPad Pros complained of getting an Error 56 message instead.
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Working class people who have to traverse the capital for their jobs have adjusted their schedules to account for traffic shutdowns and take siestas to wait out clashes between protesters and police.
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But Europe's already flailing big bourses buckled badly along with Wall Street futures as Trump warned China against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalise a trade deal.
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Higher fares ration available cars by willingness to pay: to richer users, in some cases, but also to those less able to wait out the surge period or with fewer good alternatives.
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When an early spring market is this lean and this expensive, some buyers choose to wait until later in the season, hoping to wait out the crowds and find a better deal.
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I flew between Austin, Texas, and New York three times during the spread of the coronavirus in the US to work and back home to my family to wait out the pandemic.
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Look, your situation is simple as can be: You can either stay and suck it up while you wait out the full life cycle of your boss's career, or you can leave.
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On top of that, they have no way to predict when new work may resume, leaving many in the precarious position of trying to wait out the shutdown or seek different work.
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It can be uncomfortable to wait out the extra beat of silence that gives the subject room to give that the golden nugget of information, but holding back allows the best moments.
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As we wait out the reopening of our theaters this spring, we might try amateur theatricals at home, living room readings, podcasts of theater and staying home and writing plays in solitude.
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Just wait out the clock: This morning's heavy cloud cover will end its full-court press sometime after your first cup of Joe, and the resultant sunshine will make your day sparkle.
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Instead, Mexico deployed thousands of security personnel to its southern border and agreed to collaborate with the United States on a program that returns migrants to Mexico to wait out their cases.
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Perhaps most importantly to Trump, it could sabotage his policy of sending asylum-seekers to Mexico to wait out their cases — one of the most effective immigration deterrents he has pushed through.
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However, before steps can be taken to rebuild Australia's decimated koala population, the hospital — and the koalas — must wait out the blaze as the country continues to experience wildfires and record heat.
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President Bashar al-Assad, having finally neutralized the threat to his capital by gassing the rebels into submission, can afford to hunker down and wait out another momentary burst of Western outrage.
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All you need to do is wait out the worst of the outrage, and then work on movies that make a lot of money or carry some high level of social prestige.
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As BuzzFeed pointed out, that's standard practice for the family: Whenever they're surrounded by particularly juicy rumors, they wait out the rumors out until they can address them on their TV show.
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Balderramos-Torres was deemed "inadmissible to the U.S." and was told to return to Mexico, where he was expected to wait out his asylum case as part of the Migrant Protection Protocols.
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After the first quake Wait out the aftershocks: Quakes of smaller magnitude nearly always follow the most severe shocks of an earthquake sequence, so be aware in the hours following the initial earthquake.
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Typically afflicted people have to simply wait out a kidney stone until they pass through the urinary system and can take medication to manage the pain, but in some cases they require surgery.
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Trump still has more than two years left of his term, perhaps six if he is re-elected – far too long to wait out given the number of global issues requiring international cooperation.
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So, again, you know, doesn&apost it require patience in the -- in the midst of the deal-making to sort of wait out the tough part of this because that&aposs a negotiation?
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However, the craft was forced to wait out the winter on the Pacific island, spending 10 months in a hangar as repairs were carried out and the crew waited for optimum solar conditions.
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The wait for the new season has seemed almost as long as waiting for the ever-promised winter, yet HBO's spoilers might make it a little easier to wait out the next week.
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As we wait out the storm, Auntie and Uncle Wong disappear into their room and reemerge in dapper city clothes: a floral blouse for her, a Cuban shirt, slacks and Trilby for him.
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China may want to move faster to make a deal if Warren were leading, but if not, it may be willing to wait out Trump and see if Biden could win in 2020.
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Otherwise, they'll wage a revolution, an eventuality that the self-proclaimed "cognitive elite"—the A people, who believe themselves to be cleverer than the cleverest robots—intend to wait out in fortified lairs.
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"The film is about the cost that comes when people wait out of fear to connect in their relationships," said Mr. Brown, who drew on Robert Kanigel's 1991 biography of the same name.
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A fine place to wait out the hellish rush-hour traffic, a "this doesn't qualify as going out" night out, or to take colleagues you don't quite trust with hard liquor just yet.
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And, for investors, very short-maturity Treasurys — of 1-year duration or less — is the best place to wait out the roller-coaster ride, he said in a Thursday phone call with CNBC.
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There are some tense moments, like when the protagonist tries to wait out the robot dog as it sits at the base of a tree, unable to climb due to a damaged limb.
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After Timo Meier intercepted a pass at the end boards, he fed Couture, who used all the time he was afforded to wait out the goaltender before burying his 10th of the season.
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To enter, contestants just have to locate a pack of Smithfield bacon, send in the code listed on the package, and then wait out the remainder of the year on pins and needles.
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Lonnie and Jeremy McLean, along with their young daughter, told BuzzFeed News they decided to wait out the storm at the Hampton Inn & Suites Raleigh Downtown rather than at their home as a precaution.
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As he and his team wait out the nomination process, it's unlikely he'll delve much deeper into her role on the national security decisions of his first term in an attempt to remain impartial.
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A key flaw of the Obama administration's approach to Afghanistan has been constantly announcing proposed withdrawal dates for U.S. forces, which has enabled the Taliban to believe they can simply wait out the clock.
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And it's hard to get motivated with diminishing returns, said major Republican bundler Dave Tamasi, who raised money for Romney, Chris Christie and Rubio before deciding to wait out the rest of the primary.
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If you prefer to wait out the heat indoors, check out some of our favorite electronics deals for the weekend, there's plenty in there to keep you busy and entertained until cooler weather returns.
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On the way back in a smaller Piper Seneca we encountered some low clouds and needed to wait out the weather system, so our return was somewhat delayed, but it still was surprisingly zippy.
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"The sharp criticism (from Beijing on Monday) suggests that China might prefer to wait out the current U.S. administration, rather than embarking on potentially futile negotiations," Mizuho Bank said in a note to clients.
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The governor scrapped his plans to wait out the coming snowstorm in New Hampshire on Friday and instead was to head back to the Garden State to prepare for a potential worse weather emergency.
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In a pair of tweets, Trump called the past two days of negotiations "candid and constructive" but stressed he is prepared to wait out Chinese President Xi Jinping until he delivers on key concessions.
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As the women's relationship approaches the rocks, Ronan (Hiram Delgado) further destabilizes it by inviting a guest to wait out the storm with them: the beautiful, reckless Anna (Claire Siebers), June's former best friend.
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With only one other player signed past this season — outfielder Odubel Herrera — the Phillies had plenty of room in their budget for Arrieta but were willing to wait out the market to get him.
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Pence acknowledged Mexican efforts but said U.S. officials will work with Mexico to expand the Migrant Protection Protocols, a contentious U.S. policy that sends immigrants including asylum seekers to Mexico to wait out proceedings.
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Various new measures to discourage migration under Trump, such as sending asylum-seekers to Mexico to wait out lengthy applications for entry to the United States, have been met with legal challenges and backlash.
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A sense of nationalism is growing in China, and that could bolster support for those hoping to wait out the trade dispute with the U.S., said Max Baucus, a former American ambassador to China.
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Wealthy East Coast urbanites are flocking to their second homes in Nantucket, a tiny island 30 miles off the coast of Massachusetts, to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, Caroline Kitchener reported for The Lily.
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Facebook on Tuesday told employees that it would give each of them $1,000 bonuses in an effort to support its workforce working remotely as they wait out the coronavirus pandemic, the company told CNBC.
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"I think we will have to wait out AG Barr in order to feel confident that DOJ will revert back to being an independent agency seeking justice, regardless of the potential offender," Cramer said.
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Many of the local Kenyan forces, assigned to defend the base, hid in the grass while other American troops and support staff were corralled into tents, with little protection, to wait out the battle.
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The new fighting in the north has displaced more than 160,000 people, according to the United Nations, limited access for aid organizations, and scattered families looking for safe places to wait out the violence.
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Perhaps the fury expressed by Pompeo -- when he noted that his predecessor, John Kerry, had reportedly advised the Iranians just to wait out the Trump administration -- was so acute, because Kerry had a point.
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Starting Friday, asylum seekers approaching the Tijuana-San Diego port of entry will be returned to Mexico to wait out their court cases, in the Trump administration's biggest change yet to U.S. immigration policy.
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AI car, we can't tell if the conditions were bad enough for a different self-driving car technology to force the human driver to take over or to pull over and wait out the rain.
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Concerned about the windows blowing in, Gould and his wife put their nine-year-old son in the shower with a flashlight and toys and sat in a windowless passageway to wait out the storm.
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Teresa, 47, sat down with host Andy Cohen, 51, in his New York studio, while Joe, 413, appeared via satellite from Salerno, Italy, where he moved earlier this month to wait out his deportation ruling.
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A U.S. judge on Monday halted the administration's policy of sending some asylum seekers back across the border to wait out their cases in Mexico, a policy it said last week it planned to expand.
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Hurricane Lane was downgraded to a tropical storm but continued to unleash strong winds and heavy rain on the Hawaiian islands over the weekend, as residents and tourists scurried indoors to wait out the storm.
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Advisors say MLPs are ideal for investors who can wait out downturns and who expect high demand for oil and gas to continue, ensuring high volumes and fee income from pipelines, refineries and storage facilities.
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In January Trump required many asylum-seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico, known as the "Remain in Mexico" policy or the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), with nearly 20,000 people sent back so far.
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Meanwhile, Southwest Airlines Co, the world's largest operator of the MAX, began parking its fleet at a facility in Victorville, California, at the southwestern edge of the Mojave Desert, to wait out the global grounding.
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" While discussing Trump's remarks during his appearance on Fox News on Monday night, Patrick said he thinks Americans "should wait out his time, and if he says we need another week, I trust his judgement.
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My mum was worried: So far, two of the friends from her street, both longtime residents and people in their 70s, had told her they were going to hunker down and wait out the storm.
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In Iran's case, its old logic — that it could wait out the Trump administration — has been replaced by a new theory, that the United States will relent only when it begins to suffer as well.
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Dian Edge told her family that God had instructed her in a dream to wait out Hurricane Florence in her little wooden farmhouse, surrounded by soybeans and peanut plants, down near the South Carolina coast.
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Many military officers have argued that setting a public deadline for withdrawal is counterproductive because it allows adversaries to wait out the American and NATO troop commitment instead of forcing them to the negotiating table.
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Our group split up, and I hustled across the street to wait out the rain in Flowers for All Occasions, a bar and art space that just walks the line between eclectic and too precious.
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In the meantime, some celebrities have taken to singing songs from their bunkers as a means of perking up the spirits of those who have less cushy homes in which to wait out the crisis.
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In his bid to maintain power over a crumbling nation, President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela has returned to a strategy that has served him well in the past: Hold tight and wait out his opponents.
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BEIJING — More people are stuck at home in China as they wait out the coronavirus outbreak, giving some delivery and e-commerce companies an opportunity, even as they try to manage the risks of the disease.
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I'm sorely tempted to trade in my MacBook Pro for one of the new Airs, though the best idea right now might be to take a deep breath and wait out the early adopter price premium.
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Trade is also on investors' minds, after U.S. President Donald Trump took to Twitter to threaten "no deal at all" with China if it seeks to wait out his first term to finalize any trade deal.
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The lizards fell from nearby trees after entering a vegetative state to wait out the colder temperatures — once the thermometer starts to rise again the iguanas will be revived, scampering off on their own without help.
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The president rightfully acknowledges that the Iranian nuclear agreement fails to address the regime's ballistic-missile program or ensure Iran will not simply wait out the deal and pursue a nuclear weapon in a decade's time.
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Even though identifying people with the virus in the early stages is critical to preventing a spread of the disease, Dr. Graves said, many people are likely to wait out any symptoms to avoid expensive care.
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If your husband is going to the trouble to teach the children how to use a spoon, then he — and you — must also have the patience to wait out the learning period, as they master it.
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CODRINGTON, Antigua and Barbuda — Paul De Windt abandoned his home and holed up in his office with his family and pet cat on the island of St. Martin to wait out the fury of Hurricane Irma.
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As Iran grapples with a severe coronavirus outbreak and occasional protests, its leaders are signaling it will wait out the American presidential election in November to decide whether to open new nuclear negotiations with world powers.
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But Trump has opted to wait out the time with appeals to the Supreme Court, arguing for blanket privilege outside the legal mainstream of opinion, which should be denied but are unlikely to be denied soon.
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While last week's army intervention did force miners from where they were operating at Tenke Fungurume, it was unclear if they had abandoned the site or only retreated to surrounding areas to wait out the operation.
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The Trump administration said last week it planned to expand the program of sending some migrants to wait out their U.S. court dates in Mexican border cities under a policy known as Migrant Protection Protocols, or MPP.
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The evacuation facilities were meant for residents to shelter in for a few days to wait out the storm, and those who can't return to their homes will be transitioned into emergency shelters for a longer stay.
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The pills helped if I took them as soon as I felt the headache coming on, but if I awoke already trapped in its viselike grip, I'd have to wait out the throbbing in bed, shades drawn.
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So to help you narrow down your options and find that one perfect pair of supersized boots to wait out the winter in, we rounded up 16 pairs of chunky boots to get your feet in now.
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Before MPP, it was common practice to release arriving families into the United States to wait out their US court hearings – something Trump and others said allowed many migrants to disappear into the country to live illegally.
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Once the initial three years have passed, Amazon has a seven-year window to acquire a significant share of Future Retail, and it may be hoping to wait out these regulations before pushing forward with Future Retail.
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They believe, with some justification, that a Supreme Court seat was stolen from them when Republicans in Congress explicitly chose to stall the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland for nearly a year to wait out the election.
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But now, a growing number will be forced to wait out the process in Mexican border cities, which are often beset by the same problems of violence and poverty that the migrants fled in the first place.
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Amid disputes over trade, security and migration, presidents, premiers and potentates around the globe are trying to calculate whether they can essentially wait out Mr. Trump or will have to deal with him for years to come.
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Residents of Wuhan have largely hunkered down to quietly wait out the crisis, mostly staying inside their homes, and venturing out only for supplies and food, medical visits and occasional bursts of exercise away from other people.
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Also, the U.S. cannot simply wait out the current generation of PA leadership, since is not clear that the next PA president will be any more moderate than the current leader or any more inclined towards peace.
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The town itself was once destroyed by Boko Haram, but military advances helped clear out insurgents, and now tens of thousands of people have poured in, looking for a safe place to wait out the yearslong insurgency.
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"Iran is still very likely to wait out Trump's first term, hope he loses, and engage a Democratic successor on resuming U.S. participation," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, a Washington-based political risk consultancy.
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But while we wait out Yara's triumphant return (imagine a vengeful Theon (Alfie Allen) breaking her out and saving the day?) let's talk about Whelan's off-screen career roots — he actress used to be a stand-up comedian.
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Partly it was just the nature of insurgent warfare, in which a smart enemy only has to wait out a technically superior force—easy for the Taliban to do given their ability to cross the border into Pakistan.
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A U.S. appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration may continue sending asylum seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico while the government appeals a lower court ruling that found the policy violated U.S. immigration law.
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SINGAPORE/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Asian physical gold demand slowed this week as consumers opted to wait out the metal's biggest rally in years, with discounts in key consumer India hitting a record high as some investors cashed-out holdings.
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Repressive regimes gauge the resolve of the U.S. If they sense that they can "wait out" any criticism emanating from Washington, or if they sense that the criticism lacks teeth, they are unlikely to cage their repressive behavior.
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While those confirmed to have the virus were to be put in "proper isolation," according to Vice President Mike Pence, other passengers will be whisked to military bases, where they were set to wait out 14-day quarantines.
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His dark view is precisely what European officials fear, and precisely why they are trying to persuade Iran to adhere to the nuclear deal, to modify its behavior in the region, and to wait out the Trump presidency.
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First, negotiation with Congress, to change asylum law to override the court decisions currently tying up the Trump White House's attempts at deterrence — like the attempt to make Central American asylum petitioners wait out the process in Mexico.
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Since then, two factions have formed: those who believe Germany can wait out Mr. Trump and then return to normal and those who call for a strategic shift because they think the days of American leadership are over.
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During a bond hearing on Wednesday, Joe, 47, made a video appearance while his lawyer requested that he be released from ICE custody so he can wait out his deportation appeal with his family, a source tells PEOPLE.
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The United States will delay proposed tariffs on many consumer electronics imported from China, the Trump administration said today, giving a reprieve to gadget makers that are hoping to wait out a trade war between the two countries.
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Residents of Nantucket are begging wealthy East Coast city-dwellers to stop flocking to their second homes on the island to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, Caroline Kitchener reported for The Lily, a product of The Washington Post.
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The one-two punch of chillier temperatures and the impending holidays reinforces our natural inclination to partner up and wait out the weather in the arms of a loved one—or perhaps to bask (or wallow) in solitude.
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But for those first 211 hours, most of the missions have been cakewalks, and I never felt it was too costly or time-intensive to park in a conflict zone and wait out even multiple-month long repairs.
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Anthony missed two free throws with 2.6 seconds remaining that could have topped off the victory, and he had to wait out DeMarcus Cousins's heave from beyond halfcourt that hit the front of the rim at the buzzer.
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In that first basket, a wealthy couple (Colin Woodell, Hannah Anderson) intends to wait out the Purge behind the gilded gates of a black-tie party, where they hope to raise funds to help advance their philanthropic objectives.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Americans hole up at home to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, fewer people are going out to eat, leading some fast food chains to cut delivery fees and meal delivery platforms to suspend commissions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Americans hole up at home to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, fewer people are going out to eat, leading some fast food chains to cut delivery fees and meal delivery platforms to suspend commissions.
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As the BPF stated in an accompanying press release, this brain preservation technique, called Aldehyde-Stabilized Cryopreservation (ASC), would enable patients—that is, preserved brains in cryostorage—to "safely wait out those centuries" required to develop mind-uploading technologies.
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Shortly after their 26th wedding anniversary, Teresa, 28, sat down with Cohen, 51, in his New York studio, while Joe, 49, appeared via satellite from Salerno, Italy, where he moved earlier this month to wait out his deportation ruling.
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The U.S.-China trade talks concluded on Wednesday without any major breakthrough, a day after global stocks lost footing as President Donald Trump warned Beijing against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalize a deal.
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Or they may simply determine the time has come to swap debt for equity, a popular strategy that allows drillers to clean up their balance sheets and lets some debtors wait out the rebound in oil prices as stockholders.
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He predicts a time when a car insurer might learn drivers' commuting routes and warn them if there is a chance of a hailstorm ahead, even text them a Starbucks coupon to encourage them to wait out the risk.
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Juliet Hissami, 45, who lives in a new building near the East River with her husband and two small children, said they were thinking about whether they should try to sell their home now or wait out the storm.
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The main reason McConnell sought to prevent consideration of Garland was to wait out the clock and hope for a victory in the next presidential election, which would thus ensure nominees whose judicial philosophies tended to favor Republican positions.
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At this point his best hope might be that he can simply wait out Democrats, as the pain worsens for government workers lining up at food banks, going without medicines and calling in sick because they can't afford gas.
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S. has a plan, and that is to wait out their enemies locally in order to gain time to rebuild their networks while at the same time provide inspiration to followers outside to keep fighting their enemies farther away.
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An alternative to losing your body mass in sweat at a tourist attraction is to wait out the heat at a rooftop hotel bar (try EME, Pura Vida Terraza and Hotel Inglaterra), or indulging in the city's famous tapas.
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Mr. Bauman originally said he would wait out an investigation into the allegations, which were raised by a party vice chairman, but when a Los Angeles Times article appeared detailing a series of accusations, he was out of there.
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After the talks on Tuesday, Pence acknowledged Mexican efforts but said U.S. officials will work with Mexico to expand the Migrant Protection Protocols, a contentious U.S. policy that sends immigrants including asylum seekers to Mexico to wait out proceedings.
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They fear the Obama administration could wait out this current Congress until a new Senate, possibly under Democratic control, is sworn in, giving Democrats a majority on the federally appointed board created by the bill to oversee Puerto Rico.
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Assad believes he can "wait out" foreign powers, notably Turkey and the United States, but it is going to be a very long time, if ever, before he can extend real control over the rest of the country, Lesch said.
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While this was going on, Manson and his family would hide underground to wait out the conflicts, and in the end, would emerge and then rule over whoever was still standing — and Manson predicted those left would be black men.
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The new research, conducted by scientists at the National Eye Institute, a part of the National Institutes of Health, reveals the remarkable cellular mechanisms that enable ground squirrels to survive exposure to frigid conditions as they wait out the winter months.
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The Martian was routinely being talked up as a potential frontrunner at the time; it appeared to be the sort of big box office hit that would quietly wait out the critics awards, then start winning the televised awards ceremonies.
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But as armed protesters in Oregon continue to occupy a federal wildlife refuge and the authorities take a cautious response, Mr. Gray's case illustrates just how long an antigovernment standoff can last when officials choose to wait out the other side.
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Diamondbacks LH Patrick Corbin (2-3, 2.79) Marquez had a forgettable major league debut for Colorado, forced to wait out a rain delay of more than an hour and pitching in temperatures that hovered around 40 degrees at game time.
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Yeah, Pamela gets to wait out the worst in a luxury bunker, complete with a wide array of canned foods, a wet bar to rival Don Draper's, and a drone she can use to see the rapidly emptying Los Angeles outside.
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Mexico ostensibly agreed to clamp down on Central American migrants traveling north to the U.S. by deploying national guard troops to the southern border with Guatemala, and by expanding a program that makes asylum seekers wait out their cases in Mexico.
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After a performance that was to be their big break is cancelled due to the riots, they retreat to the Algiers Motel, where they hang out by the pool, talk to some pretty girls and try to wait out the night.
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That's as clear an indication as possible that the Trump administration's strategy to deter Central American asylum seekers — which includes metering at ports of entry, expanded detention, and forcing families back to Mexico to wait out their asylum cases — has failed.
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Other reports also detail people with medical conditions being forced to stay in Mexico as part of the controversial Migrant Protection Protocols, also known as the "Remain in Mexico" policy, which requires asylum-seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico.
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He had to wait out the final 1003 minutes 2100 seconds while the Cleveland Cavaliers put the last touches on their emphatic 230-26 Game 6 victory over Curry's Golden State Warriors and sent the N.B.A. finals back to Oakland, Calif.
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" KO KWANG-HEE, DIRECTOR AT SOUTH KOREA'S FINANCE MINISTRY: "It's a relief to markets and definitely boosts sentiment but foreign investors would wait out until May to change any major investment decisions as any real progress will be shown then.
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The problem, they say, is many claims are unsuccessful, but in the meantime as immigrants wait out a lengthy court process, they are allowed to live and work in the US and build lives there, leading some to go into hiding.
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MICHAEL SANTOLI: YOU MADE THE CASE A FEW YEARS AGO WHEN YOU WENT PRIVATE, THAT, YOU KNOW, THE PUBLIC MARKETS SOMETIMES DON'T HAVE THE PATIENCE TO WAIT OUT THE KINDS OF TRANSFORMATION THAT YOU NOW SAY THE COMPANY HAS DONE.
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So even if Iran wanted to try to wait out Trump - in hopes that a Democrat wins in 2020 - they can't be sure that sanctions relief would come from a new president, especially if Iran's nuclear program is stronger by then.
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NEW YORK, March 13 (Reuters) - As Americans hole up at home to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, fewer people are going out to eat, leading some fast food chains to cut delivery fees and meal delivery platforms to suspend commissions.
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She has just been fired from her job as the personal assistant to Aimee, a pop star too famous to need a surname, and exiled to a luxury apartment to wait out a scandal that she appears to have caused.
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So far, the Trump administration's "Remain in Mexico" policy has forced more than 51,123 asylum-seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico, and about a quarter of them are children, according to a new Reuters analysis of federal data.
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On my way to the train station, the rain gets heavier and I see a door with a lot of people inside listening to jazz music and I can feel the warmth, so I decide to wait out the rain there.
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" "No American, and in particular no former Secretary of State should be actively speaking to undermine the foreign policy of the United States of America," Pompeo charged, saying that Kerry had told Iranian officials to "just wait out this administration.
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MPP was based on a decades-old law that says migrants who enter from a contiguous country can be returned there to wait out their deportation case, although the provision had never been used in the way the administration has applied it.
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In an attempt to try to curb the migrant flow, the Trump administration has implemented a controversial policy of sending some asylum seekers back to Mexico to wait out their court hearings, with more than 200 have been send back so far.
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With enough capital — and not subject to the whims of investors and Wall Street — larger operations and consumer packaged goods companies can wait out the loss-leading periods as they grow and potentially end up with highly profitable divisions with strong branding.
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Some of the escapees who remain loyal to ISIS will seek to lie low and wait out the storm, the officers said, while others will link up with ISIS's terror and recruitment networks in Europe or join its expanding roster of worldwide affiliates.
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"This is a suspension for three months just to wait out the European elections in two months time after nine years of breaking down democracy and the rule of law," said Dutch Green Judith Sargentini, the European Parliament's point person on Hungary.
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There had been hope that the team might be able to wait out the floodwaters, but the coming rainy season has also lead to discussions that the children, not all of whom can swim, should be brought out one by one by divers.
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Royan has long been clear that he wants to be able to wait out high valuations that have dominated tech investing over the past decade — crafting a 2100-year fund instead of the usual 2003-year fund to give him more flexibility.
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Uber and Airbnb should be able to use their massive cash piles to wait out the turbulence for better days, but a lot of other companies that haven't raised billions upon billions of dollars are going to have to learn to deal.
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If it really wants to, Apple can afford to wait out those "seven to 10 years" for the Indian market to develop, and right now, seems intent on building the foundations for its future business, even if its current market share is negligible.
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A U.S. judge on Monday halted the Trump administration's policy of sending some asylum seekers back across the southern border to wait out their cases in Mexico, stopping a program the government planned to expand to stem a recent flood of migrants.
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Mr. Kerry, these officials said, has told President Obama that he is operating without any leverage in Syria, and that unless the United States increases the pressure on Mr. Assad, the embattled leader will simply wait out the end of Mr. Obama's term.
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Pompeo said the strategy is "working" and has sent a message to the people of Afghanistan that the United States supports them and sent a "clear message" to the Taliban that the Taliban cannot wait out the departure of the United States.
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It has shown in the past that it is perfectly willing to wait out difficult US Presidents and wait for a change in leadership that will give it a chance to restart negotiations and earn more time to shore up its military capabilities.
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Julio Lopez, director of the Nazareth Migrant House in Nuevo Laredo, just over the border from Texas, said officials have done "nothing" for the thousands of asylum seekers who are forced to wait out their cases in Mexico's dangerous northern border towns.
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As Canada's cannabis program ramps up, and products like vapes, edibles, and beverages are beginning to hit the shelves, US edibles companies are debating whether they should enter the market or wait out the kickoff rush to see how the field plays out.
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It is also not clear how the family detention rule will work with another Trump administration policy pushing thousands of Central American families back to Mexico to wait out their U.S. court hearings there instead of in the United States, she said.
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In peace talks with the Taliban aimed at ending the United States' longest war, American negotiators worked hard to try to convince the insurgents that Washington was truly committed to Afghanistan, and that they should not try to wait out the Americans.
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Sarah Paulson, Kathy Bates, Evan Peters and Emma Roberts star in this crossover between Season 1 ("Murder House") and Season 3 ("Coven"), where the world's chosen elite wait out the aftermath of a nuclear apocalypse in a secure, but mysterious, fallout shelter.
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The storm caused the death of at least one person in South Dakota and shut down highways in the western U.S., stranding drivers in California and prompting authorities in Arizona to plead with travelers to wait out the weather before attempting to travel.
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ISTANBUL, March 12 (Reuters) - Turkey's largest private real estate trust said on Tuesday it will wait out this year's soft housing market and high borrowing costs by selling stock, reducing debt and focusing on foreign buyers until business starts to improve next year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is expanding its program to send asylum seekers back to Mexico to wait out their U.S. court proceedings and so far has returned 240 people since starting the program in January, U.S. officials told reporters on Tuesday.
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Trump may wait out the Senate proceedings, in order to avoid provoking a Republican or two to vote against him, but the humiliation of becoming just the third president ever to be impeached will inspire him to plan a string of awful stunts.
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Just when you think Euron has had his first good idea — wait out the apocalypse on the Iron Islands and become the unquestioned king of the Seven Kingdoms (since everybody else is dead) — it turns out he's part of Cersei's secret scheme. Euron!
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador describes the Remain in Mexico program, for example, as a unilateral decision on the part of the U.S. But Mexican immigration officials are working with the U.S. to accept the returned migrants while they wait out their asylum cases.
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While workers' identities are verified—Amazon reportedly compares users to their IRS documents and they have to wait out a probationary period—Amazon does not take responsibility for things like ensuring workers make an hourly minimum wage, or handling their tax withholding and contributions.
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It's here she reveals she knows his secrets, that he had considered going against the government and pledging support for peace talks with Germany, that they'd give him a house in Spain to wait out war in peace while his fellow men died at war.
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Instead of re-signing Horford and wasting their newfound cap space on the joyful but limited Bazemore, Atlanta could wait out this summer's paper-thin free agency class, let Horford walk, and trade their remaining vets for future assets while they still have some value.
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Memo From Maiduguri MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — The crisis spawned by Boko Haram has drawn hundreds of thousands of people to a relatively little-known city in Nigeria that has finally become safe enough for them to wait out an end to the awful, deadly war.
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But ultimately, he sided with his military commanders in authorizing a broader mission, though he insisted on a time limit for starting to withdraw the troops — a proviso Mr. Trump fiercely criticized on Monday, saying it allowed the Taliban simply to wait out the Americans.
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GM has enough cash and inventory to wait out the strike for months, however it's losing out on time to make up for lost production – specifically on pickups and SUVs – each hour the strike continues, a headwind for the automaker's third- and fourth-quarter earnings.
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Lucy's grandfather liked to hit the pub after work and then rage once he got home, hurling gravy boats and cans of food while Lucy's grandmother locked her two daughters in the bathroom or whisked them out of the house to wait out the drink.
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Christina Brown, a Colorado-based immigration lawyer representing a handful of migrants forced to wait out their asylum cases in Mexico, told VICE News one of her clients was also kidnapped shortly after arriving in Juarez and had her immigration paperwork taken by her kidnapper.
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Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen announced the controversial policy to the House Judiciary Committee last month, decrying the current system through which asylum seekers can wait out court cases on U.S. soil if they display "credible fear" in returning to their home countries.
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Short-term Treasury bills would be a good place to wait out the uncertainty around U.S.-China trade ahead of President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping's expected meeting at the upcoming G-20 summit, as well as Brexit and escalating U.S.-Iran tensions, he said.
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So when an item is taken from the ground or out of a temple, Easter and his team are prepared to wait out the "cooling off" period that looters use to build an air of legitimacy before putting it on the market where it can be intercepted.
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Many managers may want to wait out volatility over the long term, but passive investment may not generate the best returns in a world where the S&P 500 lost 0.7 percent last year and is up less than 3 percent for the year so far.
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After that was done, she roused her two daughters — Grace Anne, 12, and Emma Rae, 9 — and told them each to throw three outfits into a plastic garbage bag: The whole family was going to the neighbor's house to wait out the storm on slightly higher ground.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - In a U.S. border patrol facility in El Paso, Texas, labels on holding cells indicate whether migrants have been selected - "yes" or "no" - for a new Trump administration program that sends asylum seekers to wait out their U.S. court hearings in Mexico.
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That's why it's the best place to shop for everything, and an even better place to wait out the zombie apocalypse: Where else can you find enough food, supplies, and entertainment to sustain you and your loved ones until a solution for the epidemic has been found?
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According to the Turkish newspaper, the massive ship "can sail halfway around the world without refueling and is designed to endure the toughest weather conditions"—making it the perfect vessel to wait out an impending apocalypse that only you, the billionaire creator of Facebook, know about.
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Gerardo was sent to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, to wait out his immigration court proceedings, with no idea where Walter was taken and no instructions on how to find him, according to Gerardo and his attorneys, who recounted the court appearance and circumstances of his case to Reuters.
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EL PASO, Texas (Reuters) - The U.S. government on Thursday began ramping up the pace of returns of asylum seekers to Mexico to wait out their U.S. court hearings by sending around 200 migrants back through the El Paso, Texas, port of entry, according to a Mexican official.
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Mr. Trump might have avoided addressing publicly the lie to the F.B.I. if he had any part in it — either by encouraging Mr. Flynn to lie, or because he has been willing to wait out the "situation" and see if Mr. Flynn could get away with it.
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But since the companies are faced with a tight deadline later this month to close their merger, shareholders may push Time Warner to bring AT&T back to the negotiating table for more money if they have to wait out a prolonged legal battle, some analysts say.
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The question now becomes whether Beijing will ultimately commit to return the negotiating table to tackle remaining issues that they have long resisted addressing — or whether Chinese officials simply plan to wait out a U.S. president who may no longer be in office a year from now.
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WASHINGTON — Speculation abounded Monday night that GOP presidential hopeful Ben Carson might drop out of the race, after news broke that Carson was not sticking around in Iowa to wait out caucus results, nor heading directly to New Hampshire or South Carolina for the next primaries on the calendar.
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At this point, we have two positive developments that I initially took at face-value like a total rube: Euron says he's too scared of the wights to stay in mainland Westeros anymore, and declares that he's going back to the Iron Islands to wait out the whole situation.
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The iPhone maker's report after hours will provide a clear gauge on the impact of trade tensions with China, coming on the heels of renewed trade talks and as President Donald Trump warned Beijing against trying to wait out his first term in office to finalize a trade deal.
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Under MPP, Central American migrants who apply for asylum in the United States are sent to Mexico to wait out their U.S. immigration court cases -- López Obrador has said MPP is a unilateral action by the United States, and that Mexico receives MPP subjects out of humanitarian concerns.
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Why it matters: But Trump's behavior over the past week may finally force European leaders to decide whether they can simply wait out his term in the hope of a better alternative or if it's time to start reevaluating long-term assumptions about American power, credibility, and loyalty.
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WASHINGTON — On the night in April 2015 that Baltimore went up in flames, Carla D. Hayden, the city's chief librarian, was under pressure to board up a neighborhood library branch and wait out the violence triggered by the death of Freddie Gray after being injured in police custody.
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At this point, with just under a year to go before the 2020 election, and a little more than a year before the expiration of the New START treaty, one could be forgiven for questioning whether many quarters of the bureaucracy are hoping to wait out the President.
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Even if you're not wealthy enough to save piles of money in 529 plans and wait out the tax-free capital gains, little is stopping you from parking your annual private school tuition in an account for a few weeks just to pick up that year's tax break.
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The Warriors (and Spurs) are so good right now that teams that feel their window is now may be willing to make bold moves to build a contender, while others may want to wait out the Warriors reign of terror by ditching veterans and collecting assets (and/or cap space).
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Rather than wait out the dispute resolution process, any party to the JCPOA can send a matter of noncompliance to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), where a vote must be held within 30 days to preserve the deal, or all previous UN resolutions and sanctions would come back into effect.
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EL PASO, TEXAS/TAOS, N.M. (Reuters) - The United States is more than doubling the number of asylum seekers it returns to Mexico in one city and adding groups like Cubans as it rapidly expands a policy to make migrants wait out claims south of the border, Mexican and U.S. officials said.
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Although migration officials in El Paso initially said that the Honduran family and Salvadoran man had to continue to wait out the asylum process in Ciudad Juarez just opposite the border, Seitz said that he countered that the migrants had special circumstances and deserved to remain in the United States.
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On July 23, D.E. Shaw told workers it had revised the terms of the deferred-compensation plan for employees that leave the firm voluntarily, including letting employees keep more of their deferred compensation as long as they wait out their noncompete time frame between jobs, several sources told Business Insider.
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Once asylum seekers are ordered to wait in Mexico, their chances of getting that decision reversed on safety grounds - allowing them to wait out their proceedings in the United States - are exceedingly small, a Reuters analysis of U.S. immigration court data from the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) shows.
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Some analysts believe that the best hope for avoiding conflict is if Iran reasons that with a US election just over 16 months away, it may be able to wait out Trump in the hope of a more accommodating Democratic president or a second-term White House staffed by less hawkish subordinates.
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If members do not leave the floor and no compromise is reached, it is largely up to Speaker Paul Ryan to decide whether to use the authority of the House to seek to clear the floor and/or sanction members, or to keep the House in recess and wait out the issue.
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Other bags prepare you for the high probability that you'll spend a few hours hanging out at the airport: One bag incorporates a seat into its frame, while another has a secure cradle for your tablet, so you can wait out your delay by watching a full season of Game of Thrones.
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And while buyers are continuing to raise their paddles for prize works, like "Shift," Jenny Saville's painting of six female nudes, which sold for about $9.1 million at Sotheby's, many collectors are sitting on their best pieces to wait out tumultuous world events like the Brexit vote or the American presidential election.
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While this can be offset as the REIT raises rents on tenants, and as newer mortgage securities offer higher yields, there may be a lag, and experts say these assets are best for investors who can wait out the downturns and are diversified with other types of assets like stocks and bonds.
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"They should probably wait out our Election to see if we get one of the Democrat stiffs like Sleepy Joe...The problem with them waiting, however, is that if & when I win, the deal that they get will be much tougher than what we are negotiating now...or no deal at all," Trump said.
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He asserted China's willingness to wait out the trade war until beneficial terms are reached, adding that "China will proceed with reform and opening up at its own pace" no matter what pressure the U.S. applies, according to the AP. Gao also said that the U.S. and China "maintain contact," but did not provide details.
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The notoriously tight inventory is keeping some would-be first-time homebuyers from entering the market: either they're right on the cusp of being able to afford a home in their area and can't risk getting caught up in a bidding war, or they would simply rather wait out the seller's market a little longer.
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If there is a silver lining for developers, it's that buildings with more than 75 percent of sold units have likely fulfilled their lender obligations, and are better suited to wait out the downturn without having to slash their prices, said Nancy Packes, the principal of Nancy Packes Data Services, a development consulting firm.
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The problems have piled up as European diplomats and oil analysts say that even after the sanctions go into effect, Iran will most likely sell at least one million barrels of crude oil a day — a sharp decline from last year but perhaps enough to sustain its economy and wait out Mr. Trump's term.
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" The Other Side: Tony Blinken, deputy secretary of state under President Obama, told me: "The big question is whether the Iranians will stick with their obligations under the deal and try to wait out President Trump or whether the new sanctions and lack of economic benefit will give hard-liners the argument to restart the nuke program.
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"The combined business provides the unique opportunity to gain increased local scale and expertise within six of our major markets, while expanding Taylor Morrison into Washington, Oregon, and Nevada," said Sheryl Palmer, CEO of Taylor Morrison, who said she had been eyeing the Pacific Northwest for years but wanted to wait out a recent "reset" in the market.
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Gómez was the first migrant sent back under a new Trump administration program, called the Migrant Protection Protocol, which requires asylum seekers to wait out their cases in Mexico instead of the U.S. "I'm going straight to the place where I'm staying," Gómez told the scrum of reporters before being hustled into a van by Mexican immigration agents.
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The plan for Antarctica was to spend the first brief summer getting the main group—Sir Ranulph, Ginny and two former members of the SAS, Charlie Burton and Oliver Shepard—up onto the lofty Antarctic Plateau, where they would wait out the eight-month polar winter before embarking on their crossing of the continent in the spring.
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How: All three major operating systems can update automatically, but you should take a moment to double-check that you have automatic updates enabled for your OS of choice: Windows, MacOS or Chrome OS. Although it's frustrating to turn your computer on and have to wait out an update that might break the software you use, the security benefits are worth the trouble.
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The food-delivery startup — which has already raised almost $700 million — feels it has seen better-than-expected success with its most recent round of fundraising, $100 million collected in January, and that it might make sense to wait out the IPO until it can use that money — and more money in the future — to produce improved financials, people said.
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Shortly before 17 island pals and five of their dogs locked themselves in his laundry room to wait out the Category 5 storm ripping its way across the Caribbean, "they sent me a video saying, 'Thank you' and 'We love you,'" Chesney — who had made a home in St. John and considered it a refuge for more than 20 years — tells PEOPLE in the latest issue.
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Jim CooperJames (Jim) Hayes Shofner CooperLive coverage: House Oversight examines Trump family separation policy House panel OKs space military branch Overnight Defense: Officials approved sending Saudis nuclear technology after Khashoggi killing | Space Command pick warns of challenges ahead | Lawmakers clash over bill blocking low-yield nukes MORE (D-Tenn.) he doubled down on his proposal for families to wait out their immigration cases in detention.
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Griffin said teams are taking special care to protect hardware for NASA's Artemis lunar exploration program, including preparing to move the mobile launcher—a nearly 400-foot tall metal structure NASA will use to assemble and launch the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft—from its current position on launchpad 39B into the VAB where it could wait out the storm in relative safety.
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While some migrants forced to wait out their cases in Mexico have found apartments or live in shelters run by nonprofits and religious organizations, thousands of others live in makeshift encampments near the bridge, along with other migrants who haven't even been able to ask for asylum yet because of the Trump administration's "metering" policy, which limits how many people can cross into the U.S. each day.
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The bottom line: Trump's sanctions against Iran will be less successful than those imposed in 2012, when the Obama administration had near universal international support and the sanctions were backed by both the UN Security Council and the EU. Iran will try to wait out the Trump presidency in hopes that a successor will return to the 2015 nuclear deal or seek new negotiations based on more realistic premises.
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times In the early decades of the 20th century, Virginia Woolf and her friends, the artists, intellectuals and writers known as the Bloomsbury Group, left London and went — to work, to spend summers, to wait out the German bombing raids and to conduct their tangled romances — into the bucolic countryside of Sussex and Kent, now two hours by car southeast of the city.
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Rather than let the Africa policy void be filled by the speculators, or it wait out until the confirmation hearing of the Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson, the new administration should indicate early that it will support the bi-partisan/bi-cameral policy that has defined U.S.-Africa relations for decades — a policy grounded in democracy, rule of law, respect for human rights, private-sector led development and transparency.
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In the case of Lytro, that translated to captivating but expensive cameras; a weaker business funnel for its pivot to VR; and, it appears, a persuasive offer from a company that has plenty of cash and time to wait out the right market conditions for new platforms, and in the meantime to consider the multiple uses of the tech in a variety of different scenarios, be it in its automotive or mapping businesses, or gaming or something else entirely.
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If the Oscars must nominate a superhero movie (and we're not saying they should), this is our pick —Todd VanDerWerff Should also be nominated for: Actor (Hugh Jackman), Film Editing, both Sound categories, Visual Effects Nocturama, about a group of French teenagers who carry out a large-scale terrorist attack and then wait out the police response to their actions in a luxury department store, is not really interested in interrogating the reasons for terrorism or condemning it.
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While we wait out all the sale and deal announcements, here's everything else you should know about Cyber Monday: Here's everything you need to know about Cyber Monday 2019Everything you need to know about the best tech deals and sales to expect on Cyber Monday 2019Everything you need to know about when Cyber Monday deals start and endWe asked the experts to find out if Black Friday or Cyber Monday is the better day to shop — here's what they saidWe'll be sharing more information about early and anticipated deals as Cyber Monday 2019 approaches.
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