"I waited, I waited, I waited, I waited until I could afford a dream home," she explained.
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But before, we waited and waited and waited until it got bad.
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They waited and waited and waited to get engaged in this election.
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They waited and waited and waited before unveiling all of this. 220006. Why?
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I waited for the phone to ring, waited for papers to copy, waited for things to get interesting.
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I waited, and waited, and waited a bit—maybe a month and a half—and never heard anything back.
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People kept saying they had seen him here, there and all over, so we waited and waited and waited.
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I think that those of us who have waited and waited and waited, we have no choice but to buy something.
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We chatted, sipped our wine, waited, and waited some more.
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We waited and waited, watching as things deteriorated even further.
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I waited and waited and waited — until I was walking around with this chip in my right front tooth for five years.
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But we waited and waited and waited for all the celeb red carpet arrivals only to discover SJP was nowhere to be found!
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I waited, and waited, and the end of the asphalt approached.
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"They waited and they waited," a senior White House official said.
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So I waited and waited for a ride out of town.
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CHICAGO — Nick Schmaltz waited and waited until he saw an opening.
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The concierge must have been busy, because Chuck waited and waited.
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Waited: 4 hours VICE: You waited in line for four hours. Why?
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New York has waited too long; the LGBTQ community has waited too long.
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Then he waited, and called some more, and waited, and called yet again.
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Locked one day in a closet for stealing a cookie, she waited — and waited.
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They waited as I made my decisions, and then waited again as I remade them.
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It spattered away in a skillet while the customer who had ordered it waited, and waited.
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James, trying to create space against Turner, waited — waited for Turner to give him an opening.
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"They waited until I had a family, and they waited until I had children," he said.
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He waited around and took selfies with everyone waiting for their bags while he waited for his.
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But even he got tripped up by the stagecraft at a GOP primary debate back in February, when he waited ... and waited ... and waited in the wings after not hearing his name announced.
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In New York people waited more than two hours; in metropolitan Atlanta the average voter waited around three.
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However, nearly 10% said they waited longer than six months and 12% said they waited over a year.
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Boone said the team simply waited and waited, talking about baseball and telling funny stories in the meantime.
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And they waited, and then waited some more, as techno pounded at earsplitting volume until, eventually, the lights flickered.
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And waited, and waited, until after a few hours it was clear he was not going to show up.
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With alternating patience and anxiety, I waited, then checked, waited, then checked the cake before determining it was ready.
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"I've got to work on my entrance timing," Mr. Lutnick joked as he waited, and waited, by the microphone.
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And then I waited and waited, until I got an email notifying me that Shelley had deleted my chat request.
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Not really knowing how much time it would take, I waited and waited until the night before it was due.
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They had waited to get the right diagnosis; they had waited 100 days for the transplanted cells to grow; they had waited for the results from the bone-marrow tests to see if the cancer was gone.
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With her gentle mind, the baby took in the face and waited, waited as it sank slowly to the top of a pile of things without names, waited for the noisy world to become still once more.
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I even waited until the last minute to send him a draft of this story, and waited nervously for the response.
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For six seasons, Game of Thrones fans have waited (and waited) for winter to come to the show, Whitewalkers be damned.
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So I waited and waited, from morning to night by a window like some sucker and this guy doesn't show up.
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"If people in the civil rights movement had waited until people were with them," Barber says, "they would have waited forever."
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The chapter that I really waited for, because (the speech) was pretty boring, the chapter that I waited for, I never heard.
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"I've waited and waited and I have not found any evidence they submitted compelling at all," Cunningham told the South Carolina newspaper.
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"I just had faith and believed that my chance would come again, and I just waited and waited, had patience," Matsuyama said.
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People in wealthier areas waited an average of 13.6 minutes to receive care, while those in poorer areas waited 18.8 minutes on average.
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Thackery Binx waited 300 years for a virgin to light a candle, and Hocus Pocus fans have waited 25 years for more spooky fun.
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We've watched and watched, waited and waited, and in his first press conference since being elected we were met with more of the same.
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I waited and waited to shoot, and when I went to meet Sarah, she was in the middle of some sort of fight sequence.
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The Yankees waited for a rainstorm that never came, and then they waited through a rainstorm that seemed as if it would never end.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee (CNN)Diamond Brown waited and waited for her 6-year-old son to be removed from the mangled school bus in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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I watched so many reviews and that's how I was able to pick my shade, ordered online, then waited and waited some more for delivery.
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DUBLIN, Ohio — As the two amateur golfers waited eagerly to meet Jack Nicklaus, two of their own admirers waited, star-struck themselves, to meet them.
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Crammed into shelters, they waited to hear if the bodies of hundreds of their missing relatives had been found — and they waited to say goodbye.
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Thirty-one vessels waited to enter the busiest U.S. oil port on Monday, while another 31 waited to leave, up from 26, respectively, on Sunday morning.
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In 2013-14 the neediest Catholics waited an average of 28 months for a home in west Belfast, whereas Protestants waited only a little over a year.
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" So I grabbed his guitar and I waited and waited and all of a sudden they looked at me and said, "Go ahead, man, take a solo.
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"Bill Clinton waited a year and ten months to use clemency, and George W. Bush and Barack Obama waited about two years each before acting," Crouch noted.
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She waited and waited — she had endless reserves of patience and time — and three days later, a week at most, my mother always came back to her.
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People who only waited five minutes before making another post in the same thread were more likely to post a flagged comment than people who waited for 10 minutes.
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"It's too bad that the party has waited so long, and the other candidates waited so long, to point out these shortcomings, because they are severe," Mr. Lehman said.
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" - Mary, 28 "Waited two hours for L train.
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Furdge says she waited in that clinic for at least an hour before being given a pregnancy test, and then waited more before she was brought into a counseling session.
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I should have waited another year to enrollIf I could do things differently, I would have waited another year to enroll after making the decision to go back to school.
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Warren had waited and waited to become a starting pitcher for the Yankees, something he did well but only intermittently before they traded him to the Chicago Cubs last December.
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They sent powerful radio waves streaming into space, waited for them to hit an asteroid millions of miles away, and then waited for them to bounce back to their battered antenna.
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" She continued, "I've waited nine years to say anything.
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I signed on at the required time … and waited.
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So, we waited -- and watched the clock (literally here).
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" Instead, he said, "they waited for a new outbreak.
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When it came to rerecording her original demo to the studio version for Queen & Slim, Lehman said the filmmakers "waited and waited and waited" for her to deliver — they were fast approaching their deadline for the final mix and final playback of the movie and still didn't have the new version of the song.
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Authorities did not search the apartment complex the evening she vanished, waited until the next morning to assign a detective to the case and waited nine days before calling in the FBI.
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Things Heart Attack Joe knows: he should've waited till the Job was over, he should've waited till he was back in that beachtown shack, changing his ma's oxygen tanks, with plenty of structure.
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The equal employment commission said that in 2013, black detectives who were promoted had waited an average of 12 years at a lower grade, while white detectives who were promoted had waited six.
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Hoffman's fifth goal of the season tied the score at 2-2 as he waited and waited until he found an opening on the short side, putting the puck over Ullmark's left shoulder.
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She waited 11 hours to call police, the affidavit states.
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Police waited three hours to assess the situation and prepare.
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I gathered all necessary papers, filed the application and waited.
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Water cannons and armoured police vehicles waited nearby the park.
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I didn't want to lose every month while they waited.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: We waited all the time for that answer?
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He acted quickly to rescind it, some would have waited.
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The rest of the city waited for us to pass.
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While I waited, I shoved another lozenge in my mouth.
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They've waited even longer for a franchise quarterback to arrive.
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John and Patsy Ramsey waited at home for the call.
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Buses waited to carry them out, but the ceasefire crumbled.
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The Sony group and I waited in a small greenroom.
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He stayed with the driver and waited until help arrived.
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A customer, Devori Katz, waited for a loaf of challah.
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Ms Pressley is right: change has not waited for Democrats.
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" Johnson waited, and then asked, "Umm, do you want this?
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I waited, while the rest of Edwards played musical beds.
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I waited and heard my brother Saad saying, 'Yes, basha.
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I wonder why I've waited this long to try it.
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They waited until a decade before they released their returns.
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We waited patiently for the results but nothing was happening.
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REPORTER: You waited two days — TRUMP: I didn't wait long.
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We waited one and a half hours for our entrees.
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No one was prioritising those passengers who had waited longest.
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I almost waited till morning to see if anything changed.
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Strange that they waited so many years to do it!
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I waited 46 years to be a father … 46 years.
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For 16 hours, they waited for either rescue or death.
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But he waited until the moment health care disaster hits.
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We've waited too long for a truly epic Marvel game.
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A crowd of several hundred waited patiently in the bleachers.
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Wagafe waited four years for his citizenship interview with USCIS.
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I know someone who waited 10 hours for a pair.
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"If I waited my turn, I wouldn't be here," Rep.
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All of them were hungry and exhausted as they waited.
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She waited in line to fill her car with gasoline.
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She waited for three hours for Eskinder to show up.
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For the next week, Rehmert "waited to miscarry," she says.
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Why have Republicans waited so long to admonish Mr King?
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I waited for a few beats before opening the door.
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The responders called 911 and waited for help to arrive.
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"I waited a long time to be married," he says.
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So they waited for the last child to be born.
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The world waited to see what he would do next.
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AMERICAN VOTERS waited almost two years for the Mueller report.
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Two ambulances waited to the side and warplanes flew overhead.
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There, she and her daughter waited for about an hour.
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"I waited a long time for a kid," says Stamos.
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VICE: How many iPhones have you waited in line for?
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When I was a waitress, I waited on Paul Newman.
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Kardashian waited to publicly confirm the news herself until Dec.
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We waited, what eight or nine days, so it's time.
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We've waited years for the iPhone to support wireless charging.
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I waited two weeks and those fronds were still there.
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You've waited long enough — the time to act is now.
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Supporters waited in line for hours hoping to get in.
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The police watched and waited as his plans came together.
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The reason I even waited was because of North Korea.
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I'm glad he waited, since Dev's journey is fantastic watch.
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Then we all waited for her to prove me wrong.
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They waited until Clark was pronounced dead and backup arrived.
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Authorities had waited until Thursday to begin searching the building.
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Samson's brother, stepsister, and friends sobbed while they waited, shaking.
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I waited two more months to finally say the words.
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She then walked to and waited at a bus stop.
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Americans have waited far too long for cosmetics safety reform.
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"We waited until the Olympic Stadium was empty," says Blias .
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Some waited for up to five hours in the queue.
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I waited ten hours at a black show one time.
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She says she waited an hour but he never returned.
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They waited roughly seven hours for the doors to open.
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Trump waited until hours after the report's release to comment.
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Because if they waited until 2 (percent), it's too late.
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So congratulations if you waited, because this is your reward.
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We waited a week before we had the car towed.
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Hundreds of people had waited in line since 2 a.m.
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William and Kate waited four days to announce his name.
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Instead, it waited only 10 days to notify the public.
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Bill Clinton waited almost two years before issuing a pardon.
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Could they have waited until the 25th anniversary of Parklife?
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He then "waited for officers to engage him," Perez said.
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He waited as surgeons attended to another badly injured patient.
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How long I have waited for a good waterfall scene!
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They started their company in 2012, and then they waited.
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The guide waited at a remove, permitting us our grief.
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He'd waited outside the theatre until the coming attractions started.
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But I waited too long; we were so close now.
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She waited at home for a call from her employer.
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I waited in the back seat of the patrol car.
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Uber waited until the deadline day to file the appeal.
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"We have waited too long," said Dimitri Seluk, Touré's agent.
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He waited, and said, We got your mama with us.
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"She waited for us, which was incredibly humble," he said.
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I nervously took a very small sip and then waited.
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She waited an hour and left empty-handed — this time.
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They waited days for buses, living off donations from strangers.
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Just 22019 percent of Democrats waited that long to decide.
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I waited for my partners to come off the field.
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They have waited 68 years for a World Series title.
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And they had already waited years to start a family.
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Terminally ill patients and their families have waited long enough.
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Crowds waited outside stores well before opening time on Thursday.
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Carmen was not amused, and waited for him to stop.
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"It's a moment I've waited for all of my life."
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The moment Selina Soule had waited for was finally here.
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"We waited until Alice was completely better," Mr. Assouline said.
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First, they waited for Trump to be officially nominated. 27.
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They waited, often when it appeared their investment was lost.
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From a hospital room window, Corporal Castro watched and waited.
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I waited for McBride's voice to soothe and relax me.
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Those who got through waited an average of 41 minutes.
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The news media waited at a preliminary hearing in September.
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"It would have been better to have waited in line."
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The rest of the Scorpions waited on the team bus.
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The William Hank had waited eight hours to get here.
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Washington has waited too long to take the threat seriously.
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She has waited more than a year without any results.
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Delays occurred as he waited for an evaluation, he says.
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"Jen waited for the right time," says a Garner source.
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Federico and I settled into a small restaurant and waited.
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I waited for the media to just rip him apart.
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None of them talked much as they waited in line.
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We waited, and today, that dream has finally come true.
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We had waited a generation to move on climate change.
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They waited two days before doing anything with her body.
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I waited there until my friend came and got me.
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I waited 973 days on the double lung transplant list.
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We've all waited for it for such a long time.
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And waited for that sacred holiday to arrive once more.
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Those who put money down held their breath and waited.
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He waited to tell us until he was absolutely sure.
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We waited for seven to eight weeks before having sex.
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That was that, and you waited till the next week.
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You're here because you waited for tickets to be available.
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I believe that he waited for me to come there.
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I remember being hard on him about not having waited.
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This is a city that has waited a long time.
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"I'd waited long enough," Keane said in his 2011 autobiography.
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The Cubs waited 71 years just to get back onstage.
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And then they waited -- for an attack that never came.
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His fiancée has said she waited outside into the night.
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The family waited and searched and hoped, all of Friday.
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Ms. Peslar ascended a series of porch stairs, knocked, waited.
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He waited a beat for the crowd to get it.
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We all waited with bated breath for him to speak.
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Mr. Sallom, 2100, has since waited in vain for help.
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He waited in the yard for the shaking to stop.
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Lawrence did show up, but waited for her to return.
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With the windows rolled up and music on, she waited.
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I feel like I've waited my whole life for this.
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I waited on plenty of celebrities over the coming summers.
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Mr. Kazemi waited decades before he could publish these pictures.
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She waited for the Village to take responsibility and apologize.
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She waited 10 years for us to finally get married.
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I waited for a call back but never received one.
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Musick thinks women in this country have waited long enough.
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"Nazanin and her family have waited long enough for justice."
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He waited for three hours for the sale to begin.
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Ito waited outside the crematory as her husband went in.
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He darted into the store while his family waited outside.
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The interventionist wasn't deterred and waited a whopping 4 hours.
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They waited until they could no longer hear any gunshots.
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"For years we've waited, knowing it is possible," Hayden tweeted.
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Then we waited anxiously for Mike to deploy the parachutes.
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He said, we've waited two years, what's a couple months?
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He closed his eyes and waited to pay the cost.
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He waited all day and was returned to his cell.
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A small crowd of customers waited outside the front door.
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If you waited to buy this item, what would happen?
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I showered and waited for my body to drip dry.
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As I waited for my food, I wandered the restaurant.
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A few trains arrived while I waited for the sleeper.
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Then, they placed it on the sidewalk, watched and waited.
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We waited, too, on Wednesday afternoon for about three hours.
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He waited several days, hoping to recover, but did not.
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I traveled to Azua, and for three days I waited.
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Only 21, Mr. Matabor had waited months for this hearing.
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But mostly they waited for word on their asylum application.
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He stared into my eyes and waited for my reaction.
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But according to many witnesses, the police waited to intervene.
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The cargo trains were hissing and groaning as they waited.
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For 18 years, he had waited with them to die.
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And when I mentioned the museum, she smiled and waited.
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And when it came out, I was glad I waited.
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Mr. Figueroa's family said they have waited years for justice.
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Others question why Fiers waited two years before speaking up.
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Mr. Figueroa's family said they have waited years for justice.
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The Black Rod waited stoically for the speaker to comply.
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They waited in the courtyard and stabbed her to death.
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They waited endlessly on platforms for trains that never came.
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For a while, Gerald waited for the doorman to return.
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"I waited three days, there on the floor," he said.
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In Romney's case, they waited until it was too late.
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They waited until after the concert to speak with him.
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They waited until the ice was around ten inches thick.
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If you waited until the clock struck midnight on Sept.
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He settled into a seat, steepled his fingers, and waited.
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On Tuesday, the rand traded flat as markets waited anxiously.
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As they waited for word, the family began to unravel.
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And they waited with mounting frustration for promised government aid.
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Marquez took a seat on a metal bench and waited.
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Califf has waited weeks to be confirmed as FDA head.
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In Oxford I waited, losing faith in the brass vase.
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She waited to see what words he chose to use.
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Ms. Koh uploaded the video in February 2017, and waited.
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Alex Robert Ross waited his entire life for this moment.
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Then you waited to find out if you were right.
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He confronted Mr. Joseph there while his associate waited outside.
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So I went there on time and and I waited.
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Especially because Trump waited an entire day to correct himself.
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And at Dallas Love Field Airport, travelers waited 44 minutes.
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While I waited, I tried to figure it out myself.
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I was an unpaid intern, I waited tables at night.
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Yes, he waited to eat at Franklin every single time.
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After my response I waited again, more worried this time.
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If anyone were to take someone's virginity that waited so long and waited for the right moment, any decent guy would make sure you feel very good about it all for a long time.
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In one study of patients who went to the emergency room with acute abdominal pain, men waited an average of 49 minutes before being given painkillers — and women waited an average of 65 minutes.
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As for the Bahia emerald, as Thomas told the court, in November 291, Conetto told him he'd ship the stone home to Thomas in the US. He waited and waited, but the emerald never arrived.
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But the Dow waited 18 sessions after coming within 0.25% of 17,000 before it actually hit that milestone intraday, and it waited 12 sessions after coming within 0.25% of 18,000 before it hit that intraday.
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"He waited for the police and while he waited, the fire brigade and ambulances came and he thought I can call them... to rescue me because I'm stuck," one of the pharmacists told Nine News.
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After pouring hot water over the ground coffee, he waited 45 seconds, then stirred just three times, waited another three minutes, skimmed the foam from the top of the mixture and then pressed the plunger.
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Last year, they had waited for hours to see Pope Francis.
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I waited to review to see how the mascara held up.
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My mother waited two months for her Amazon Echo to arrive.
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So I waited an eternal 10 seconds until the movement ceased.
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Some people even waited 13 hours in line to get one.
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They waited so long they became terminally ill in many cases.
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I waited my whole life for someone to start the conversation.
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The Parkland students waited for no one, and I was inspired.
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The snake catchers politely waited for the reptile finish its meal.
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"These ladies have waited a long time for justice," Mulhearn said.
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"I've waited my whole life to make this trip," she wrote.
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I waited just until after take-off to head to sleep.
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She didn't stand in line for meds, just waited it out.
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They both waited 38 years to go all the way. 12.
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We waited too long to put our footprint on the game.
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Now that the movie is finally available, I'm glad I waited.
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He patiently waited, exchanging a few words with all of them.
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"I have waited 47 years to find true love," Salenger wrote.
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He soon headed toward the front door and waited, looking bored.
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As she waited, the screams of other victims began to wane.
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He waited for hours to talk to a Tamil-speaking officer.
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" He added: "I waited hours to vote yesterday, just for what?
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This time, he waited for the borough commissioner to show up.
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Chicago Cubs fans waited 108 years for a World Series victory.
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MLS had waited a year for progress, and they got nada.
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I wish I'd waited to buy v2 of the Apple Watch.
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I waited until the time was right and then it was.
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They have waited three years to resettle in the United States.
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Fire trucks, ambulances and emergency vehicles waited for us to land.
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I waited until the off-season started so tickets are cheaper.
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I lit a cigarette and waited for the water to boil.
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I waited another 30 minutes and then took the second test.
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So we all waited and let him be thoughtful about it.
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Could have easily waited for us to come back another day.
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I married at eighteen, but I wish I waited till thirty.
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It's unclear why she waited so long to go to authorities.
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They waited, too, until the pecan trees put out their blossom.
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Authorities alleged that Owens waited near Penney's home in Chalmette, Louisiana.
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The SUV bumped along the road as I waited in silence.
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I don't think anyone in human history has waited that long.
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They then allegedly waited before Geier reported Bettig missing on Aug.
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ABU JABR waited more than three years to exact his revenge.
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Though he allegedly waited outside for his slave, she never showed.
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He and Hampton waited on the sofa while Allen was inside.
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Then he waited for his children to come home from school.
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Pierluisi waited in Puerto Rico's Senate on Thursday to address legislatures.
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"I've waited for Kayla my whole life," Lochte tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Richard and Debbie took their seats and waited to take off.
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"I've waited my whole life for this," he told Entertainment Tonight.
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I waited for her to explain how emoji could subvert patriarchy.
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"I've waited a long time to be a father," he shared.
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The victim's family has waited patiently for justice during that time.
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The moment you've eagerly waited 10 weeks and 12 episodes for.
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They say we should have waited or called someone else. What?
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And then everyone waited 20 minutes more during Maddow's prolonged buildup.
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I waited for the conversation to begin, but it never came.
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Some people waited in line for two hours to get inside.
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While they waited, a bunch of volunteers came to lend assistance.
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Kanye fans have waited years for a follow-up to Yeezus.
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I was sorting clothes while I waited for her to finish.
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She waited tables at diners and manned the taps at bars.
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I waited until there was flame, and then I drove away.
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CBP then waited another 30 days for the concrete to set.
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He waited 15 minutes, then had to leave for a meeting.
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And she waited for just the right moment to show it.
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So I unlocked the account, put down my phone and waited.
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Others were married and had waited to have sex until marriage.
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Then they uploaded it to GEDMatch and waited for a match.
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For example, they waited quite some time before naming the perpetrator.
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As the lawsuit made its way through the courts, Ramos waited.
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I'd never waited in a coat check line like this before.
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But I am a skeptic, so I waited for further proof.
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Wine came with every course… So I waited another three months.
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George W. Bush and Barack Obama both waited about a year.
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"Damn, I wish I'd waited for that car to come out."
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Family members have waited for more than five years for justice.
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A Highway Patrol officer pulled Helus out and waited for reinforcements.
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Myanmar's people have waited more than half a century for democracy.
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Results were similar for patients who waited up to nine months.
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Crowds of people waited overnight for the sneakers, creating unsafe conditions.
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Pierluisi waited in Puerto Rico's Senate on Thursday to address legislators.
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We waited until she was 13 to hand her a smartphone.
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His fiancée waited for hours for him to exit the building.
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He waited a few days, but Neale and Ganna didn't respond.
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They waited for the right moment and began sending the messages.
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Outside the bar, frantic parents waited for word of their children.
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Because I'm stubborn, I waited four days to see a doctor.
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People waited for hours, hoping to get back into one neighborhood.
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Either Kevin waited too long, or he didn't wait long enough.
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They waited until someone laid on the horn until they moved.
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Poke waited for Rod to pull his meal from the kitchen.
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"I waited a long time to do it," he told me.
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She waited only a short time before realizing that nobody cared.
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The longer he waited, the more crowded the field would get.
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Mr. Ladd waited for the authorities, but it was getting dark.
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He waited a beat and replied, "You're tech-savvy enough, Alessandra."
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We dialed 911 and waited for a state trooper to arrive.
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Consequently, Nintendo waited two years before releasing the Famicom in America.
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I have waited a couple of weeks, and now she's here.
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Abel and Ware anxiously waited in the water for their scores.
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She waited with about 20 others on the hot, humid tarmac.
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Some of those who did vote waited in line for hours.
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We waited to see which feathered friend would drop in next.
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The perverse catch was that the longer doctors waited to perform
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Why had he waited so long to make his own donation?
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He waited on the inscription so she could have a say.
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I waited 22 years just to get to this one game.
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His tenants waited tables at diners or worked as nursing assistants.
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The terrorists just waited for us to let down our guard.
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Toby waited for Temba to leave the tent before joining me.
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If he waited another year or two, it would have metastasized.
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While they waited for the world to change, they embraced games.
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Jacksonville Jaguars: DE Joey Bosa, Ohio State He's waited long enough.
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Lindsay waited patiently on the floor for Matt to violate her.
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Many migrants have waited months to hear updates on their claims.
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But he waited until after the Democratic primary to do so.
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And then basically I waited for the world to get weirder.
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Larry Fitzmaurice waited a really long time to write this essay.
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You've waited patiently, and now it's time to crown our champ.
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So, too, were cocktail nerds, who waited for Mr. Trummer's return.
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Trigger went in with him, and waited patiently at his feet.
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Then he waited for strangers to try to pick them up.
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"First you did something, and then you waited for approval afterward."
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After two weeks, John got the news he'd long waited for.
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"Maureen?" a staffer asked as the audience waited for her question.
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Another had waited three months to see her little girl again.
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It cut the music, and waited for the fans to sing.
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Then I lay down on the floor and waited for morning.
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He liked being waited on, seeing shows and eating good food.
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Vows Ashley Volk waited for Sam Siatta to return from Afghanistan.
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I waited, confident that the DOH was working its way over.
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Mr. Khashoggi's fiancée waited for him outside the consulate for hours.
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She said she submitted her DNA for analysis and waited, restless.
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Some drivers waited for almost two hours before being shepherded inside.
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We shouldn't have waited 10 years to get to this point.
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"We waited five years, but the call never came," she says.
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In Atlanta, essentially, Anthopoulos simply waited for the season to start.
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Instead, he waited outside, still handcuffed, until the officer's backup arrived.
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Critic's Notebook Maybe you waited in line all night for tickets.
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She was on tenterhooks as she waited for the election results.
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"If I waited my turn, I wouldn't be here," she said.
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Then Mr. Scott waited to find the right moment to propose.
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I don't know what would happen if I waited six months.
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Alonso was the person teammates waited for in the clubhouse, though.
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We stood in the designated area and waited for the plane.
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I kept my mouth shut and waited for him to leave.
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She waited until the two became friends first, which happened quickly.
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Drivers said they waited days for inspections and entrance into Morocco.
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He dawdled paying the bill as we waited in the car.
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Both of my parents were immigrants and waited years for citizenship.
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Early on, tourists waited for up to four hours outside casinos.
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"How long have we waited for this day?" he asked me.
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I took the pills according to the online directions and waited.
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Isabella leaned her head back against the leather seats and waited.
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" She waited a beat and said: "And this tastes very good.
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They waited even longer to invite the families of the victims.
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As I waited for my bags, I checked messages from friends.
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I waited one hour, then another, for G44 to be called.
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Spectacles were a viral hit; people waited hours to get them.
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She and others on similar journeys feel they've waited long enough.
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Republicans waited just four years to resume their "ballot security" tactics.
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I waited another four or five hours before I was arraigned.
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It's disputed whether Wittgenstein waited for the doctor or left immediately.
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I sat and waited in a terror while it got dark.
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I waited for her to continue, but that's all she said.
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But he hadn't waited until the Dodgers had a lead either.
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Natalie waited as I puzzled all this out, dish by dish.
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When our children were sick, we waited days for medical attention.
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They stood, barely able to see, and waited with mounting unease.
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This is the day I have waited for all my life!
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The next day, they came back and waited all over again.
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In deference to what he had just done, his teammates waited.
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He waited for the bride, hands on thighs, catching his breath.
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I WAITED – AND THEN I COULD SHOW THEM MY WHITE PAPER.
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We waited so long the double-parked driver eventually moved along.
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However, Osiris waited until Tuesday, the 14th, to file this request.
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Smitten, he waited for her after work and asked her out.
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He waited for his rival panelist to finish talking before responding.
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Most of them had waited for months for an asylum decision.
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But all the young supporters waited outside, holding big wooden staves.
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When Ozuna touched home plate, Bonds extended his hand and waited.
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Others waited until the summer of the year before the primary.
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I didn't see the time, I waited half my life away.
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At Kennedy Airport, the family waited alongside other refugees from Congo.
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When I stooped to look at the bird, it waited quietly.
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"They should have waited until the visit was completed," he said.
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At the same time, 1 in 6 waited over 90 days.
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I drank the beer and waited for it to be over.
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My parents, who had flown across the country, waited with me.
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My parents, who had flown across the country, waited with me.
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"He waited for me for hours in the lobby," she added.
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After I had waited 30 minutes, Spicer stepped out and apologized.
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You feel that if you waited long enough, maybe they would.
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I put in a fake order, gathered my cash and waited.
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"Long have I waited and now you're coming together," he says.
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Darling, I say, I have waited for you all my life.
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The other coffee companies, including Starbucks, waited for a court decision.
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So I parked myself and waited to taste some robot cooking.
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He had waited too long: He had stage IV prostate cancer.
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That is why I'm glad I waited to become a homeowner.
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Venegas waited at the gas station for a while, she said.
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Olive waited for a moment, then she went upstairs to bed.
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I knew I had crossed a line, and waited for punishment.
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He waited at the ropes with everybody else, in the herd.
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This is, surely, the moment some loyal fans have waited for.
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"Many of my waiters have never been waited on," he said.
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"We waited [in a] long queue for two hours," Ma said.
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If I had waited, I would never have become a cameraperson.
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I also got some lemonade to sip on while I waited.
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She nodded, and leaned forward, and waited for him to continue.
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Phelps grew quiet as he waited for his turn to hit.
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I waited almost an hour before realizing they weren't coming back.
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On Saturday, families waited patiently as officials worked to identify bodies.
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They waited patiently for USA Gymnastics to do the right thing.
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Sick or anxious pups waited out the hurricane in donated crates.
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Upstairs, Chavkin waited in line under a hand-painted " BEER " sign.
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Police waited until Saturday before entering it due to unstable weather.
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Every minute this council waited on Russia, the human suffering grew.
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She and her children settled on red plastic chairs, and waited.
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She waited for Berreth but still couldn't do it, Slater said.
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So you've waited until the last second again this holiday, huh?
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Those children were being delivered to the relatives who waited outside.
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Passengers waited in long lines to catch taxis and public transportation.
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In the kitchen, a cook fired up the broiler and waited.
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He then waited for the perfect moment to sell his holds.
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Instead I waited eagerly for him to take my lesson again.
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Soto heard he waited to leave until after attack helicopters arrived.
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"Clients — investors and corporate clients — waited on the sidelines," he said.
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We've waited for that theme to go away but it hasn't.
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My grandmother waited impatiently for a chance to try a bite.
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My grandmother waited, impatiently, to also be invited for a bite.
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Osceola County has waited years to foreclose on the house, though.
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"We waited about 10 weeks then compared the results," he says.
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My mom waited tables, and my dad tended bars-- for years!
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Thankfully, a vast majority of the Brooklyn trees waited for spring.
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Something in my stomach dropped and I waited for an explanation.
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I waited for the tram that usually passes every 3 minutes.
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Waited: 4.5 hours VICE: What does Szechuan sauce mean to you?
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The person at the front of the line waited 12 hours.
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Waited: 903 hours VICE: What does Szechuan sauce mean to you?
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Waited: 4 hours VICE: What does Szechuan sauce mean to you?
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Waited: 90 minutes VICE: What does Szechuan sauce mean to you?
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Kiril waited for him to appear, the way in high school he had waited for far-fetched things to break up the tedium: sudden snowstorms, a citywide blackout, subtle variations on the end of the world.
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Unfortunately for Trump, the North Koreans had waited for precisely the moment at which something predictable would happen: Namely, they waited for latent tensions in US-China relations to make themselves apparent and then launched their missile.
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Around 85033 percent of all passengers waited less than 20 minutes in a checkpoint line, while 99 percent of passengers who are enrolled in TSA's PreCheck program waited less than 10 minutes in a security checkpoint line.
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Ms. Redway pointed to an Instagram time-lapse video posted last fall by Londone Myers, an up-and-coming Cameroonian-Irish model, which documented her experience backstage as she waited and waited while stylists passed her by.
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In retrospect, Waseem's parents wonder if they should have waited for him.
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"And I waited until after I finished the cut to tell him."
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Huge crowds waited through the night, but photographs showed they were orderly.
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He waited for another round of semiautomatic gunfire, but all was silent.
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" He adds, "My mother waited all her life to see Charlotte again.
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We waited nine years for these women's return, and things got real.
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Robert Bork, whose nomination was ultimately defeated in 1987, waited 108 days.
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I waited for the staff more since Ben and Lauren were filming.
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This year we waited until the last minute to do a card.
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I waited over four hours for a ride that lasted three minutes.
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As she waited in line at &pizza, fellow patrons asked for selfies.
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So it's no wonder if Trump's accusers waited years to come forward.
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A crowd of 50 to 100 people waited outside and cheered him.
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But Jackson waited it out and ran again, winning four years later.
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Smith told authorities another man waited by a car outside the house.
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But recently I waited for this lady's order for like 30 minutes.
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Evacuees waited in traffic trying to get out of low-lying areas.
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It was the moment Gilmore Girls' fans waited for since season 1.
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Parents waited overnight in tents outside the cave entrance as rain poured.
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The pound's gains were short-lived as investors waited for further developments.
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To get to Kobani, I waited at the border for Turkish clearance.
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Gypsy Rose waited in the bathroom while Godejohn carried out the murder.
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However, Uber waited for an additional two months to disclose the incident.
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On Friday, Trump questioned why she waited 36 years to come forward.
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As the fallout commenced and the spectacle flared, one waited for the
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She said she waited six to nine months to get refugee status.
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Instead, they perused convention exhibits or waited in line for the luncheon.
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In 2004, I waited in line for three hours in the rain.
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Fans had waited eight years for Jon to fulfill his obvious destiny.
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Downstairs, more than 150 supporters waited for their leader to come out.
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I didn't know any of this while I waited in that hallway.
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For hours she waited outside the gym, praying and fearing the worst.
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They brought boxes of old banknotes and waited hours to deposit them.
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They waited until officers exited their vehicles (to set off the bomb).
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I don't know how they waited this long to confront the topic.
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Those lucky enough to have generators waited for hours to buy diesel.
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The two boys waited as the van drove into the dusty lot.
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"A long time that I've waited for this moment," he told reporters.
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On Wednesday morning, about a dozen people waited around the hospital's entrance.
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So she waited until Ogunbowale ran toward her before releasing the ball.
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It was dark now, and the family waited to hear from Anna.
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He also wondered why prosecutors waited so long to charge his client.
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But it was such a revelation because I had waited so long.
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Fans waited in line overnight just for a chance to step inside.
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"He's very entertaining," Susan Bunting said as she waited to hear Gov.
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We waited for the tide to turn so we could gather mussels.
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I headed back outside and waited for people to leave the building.
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King stared Efimova down as the two waited to begin the race.
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If you waited another week, you would have gone into renal failure.
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Dad's condition improved slowly while we waited days for the test results.
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Fire trucks, ambulances and emergency vehicles waited for us to land. Freaky.
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"I waited 9 months to see your show last night," one wrote.
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He waited until the last minute to send in his audition tape.
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"Had we anticipated his family's reaction, we would have waited," she wrote.
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They are waited on by a group of people who wear gray.
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There, he waited for instructions from Kemia to allegedly ambush her husband.
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Walsingham waited for the conspiracy to continue so he could indict Mary.
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My brain feels foggy, and I've waited too long for coffee now.
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I waited until they walked far, far away, and then ran in.
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The couple waited two days to share the news on social media.
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I even once waited in line for three hours for a Cronut.
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For those who waited, the offers available at launch aren't bad, however.
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Clinton's best moment Clinton simply waited for the right time to strike.
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"The second time around we waited for a long time," she says.
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They waited patiently and eventually another employee came to take their order.
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He also waited for Sweetin to confront her at her children's school.
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As he waited to deplane, he reported that the strange scene continued.
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They waited, and watched, as her heart slowly grew red and warm.
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As Laudanno and her group waited for help, the danger grew closer.
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Later, he waited patiently for her as she did her PEOPLE interview.
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On a heavily hyped prestige series fans waited 25 years to see.
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Just as strangely, the researchers waited 2100 months to share their findings.
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Intrigued, she clicked on the video and waited for it to load.
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Here is the part that we have waited for 19 years: pic.twitter.
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I just waited 45 minutes to breathe in flavored oxygen #ingoophealth pic.twitter.
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I knew the longer I waited, the worse her state would be.
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Equifax waited 40 days before even announcing the company had been hacked.
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Five stars all around, even when they waited three days to ship.
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He gave the address of the house and hung up and waited.
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After getting the warrant, they waited for hours to enter the premises.
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"I waited to be told what was good about me," Evie says.
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As they waited to board the flight to Yola they appeared tense.
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As I waited, I snuck a look at the toasts being made.
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The [price] went up a lot after she waited [to buy tickets].
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The lights were not switched on so we waited in the dark.
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As I waited alone in the hall, I couldn't catch my breath.
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The six of them waited out the storm there for 12 hours.
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They waited for two brothers and their families to arrive from Lebanon.
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But every day we waited left us closer to losing each other.
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She waited with him until emergency workers took them to a hospital.
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We've waited hours upon hours for this moment, and it came incomplete.
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I waited for some sort of biological, maternal instinct to kick in.
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Pabon even turned off his car as he waited in the throng.
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Kelly Clarkson's fans have waited a lifetime for a moment like this.
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As I waited for my turn, I watched person after person bomb.
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It was an incredibly special moment I have waited years to experience.
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But farmers instead waited over two weeks before using it, Sirisena said.
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The driver then waited at the residence for emergency services to arrive.
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The government waited patiently for an opportunity to end the situation peacefully.
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That group waited until late September 2016 to endorse the Republican nominee.
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Voters questioned why he had waited so long to take on Trump.
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They waited together and then a blue beat-up van pulled up.
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They could have just waited and asked for them like everyone else.
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They waited for Jones' sons to come for them on jet skis.
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" -- "Waited 35 mins for water and it tasted like Seth curry tears !
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Grinning in the dark, Hemsworth waited for the perfect opportunity to strike.
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The message waited in the void, unable to find Jayden's offline phone.
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As supporters waited for the convention doors to open at 4 p.m.
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There -- dehydrated, starving and exhausted -- Wheeler and her boys waited, she said.
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And she waited a year to break her silence on the topic.
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Naive little me had waited for love — didn't that count for something?
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He ate one of Evan Schlecker's tortilla chips while he waited pic.twitter.
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Each day, Phoebe waited in her room until they left for work.
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She waited in the parking lot of 30 minutes before police arrived.
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While they waited to be connected, Sackler got a text from Rains.
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Mr. Sanders waited until 20043 minutes into his speech to utter Mrs.
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"Even that stoplight," he continued, as we waited for it to change.
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The oldest waited until age 21 to get his first fancy phone.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Remy Ma waited four days.
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People had waited years for this sequel, and what did they get?
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So Camino waited another six months, and her health declined from there.
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They waited until he was 6 to tell him he was adopted.
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I waited the full 37 years to see one on the outside.
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I mean that literally; they waited in a state of transient permanence.
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SmartStudy may have simply waited too long to catch the viral demand.
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Then, as they waited at the Atlanta airport, Mr. Sherman grew agitated.
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It was nice getting waited on hand and foot for a bit.
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In Loíza, residents waited for more than 10 hours Friday for gas.
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They waited a half-hour in line, but somehow they didn't mind.
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I waited patiently for the Lord, that's what you got to do.
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He waited there to pick up a child from the bus stop.
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Once on land, they built a hut and waited to be rescued.
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Poke waited, hoping for the worst, but the worst did not come.
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" But you've waited long, worked hard, "and the line is barely moving.
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Rocky waited nearly a month in prison before he was even charged.
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We just thought it would be best if we waited another day.
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He was there to obtain marriage documents while his fiancee waited outside.
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Khosrowshahi and Diller spoke several times as they waited for the results.
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For hours, the crowds waited for potentially more flights with separated children.
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Ever the solar animal, he waited until just after sunset to pass.
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We held our breath and waited for the proverbial five-bell alarm.
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Albritton agreed to the full search and waited nervously outside the car.
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Together, they waited for news from Colorado, where Audemio was still detained.
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And she waited more than a year to announce her signature issue.
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She said the family waited in agony after hearing about the shooting.
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At Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, passengers waited in snaking lines for information.
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"If we waited until January, what were we waiting for?" she said.
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Like me, I waited for years to be able to be here.
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The FBI could have waited until after the election for this release.
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But as he waited, Navy leaders sought approval from the White House.
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He kept luring me, keeping me occupied while I waited for it.
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I waited 20 seconds and then plugged all the wires back in.
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I waited about five minutes until someone came on the line.2.
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"Kaczyński waited so long, he withstood the pressure," Andrzej Nowak told me.
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Crystal called 911 and waited for firefighters and first responders to arrive.
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Lukas and Ruf waited out the drama from Florida and Switzerland, respectively.
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For a full 60 seconds, she waited before moving to the surface.
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I waited a couple of months, and then attempted to transfer again.
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She sat on the brown-stained bench outside the house and waited.
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The survivors floated in the oil-slicked sea and waited for rescue.
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This recipient waited on the transplant list for more than a year.
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I waited until the very end to give you the hard ones.
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"We're here now," Trump reportedly said as he waited for the summit.
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Republicans have questioned why Ford waited until August to take the test.
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It's unclear why Hungarian police would have waited to issue the warrant.
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Then we sat back, and we waited for the phone to ring.
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She'd waited six years for the Compliance Board to hear her case.
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She waited for the benzodiazepine blanket to smother her borrowed brain cells.
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Meanwhile, Republicans waited — and began amending the bill to court more votes.
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She paid her factory partners out of her own pocket, and waited.
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While showgoers waited in line, they were gifted with colorful rosary beads.
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He said he should have waited to give Congress time to prepare.
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Then, they waited to see if the skunky scent dispensers would work.
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When Tiahleigh went missing, Queensland Police waited six days before going public.
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Smith called again and waited again for the phone to pick up.
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She tried his phone and waited in vain outside their new apartment.
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In TSA PreCheck lanes, passengers on average waited less than five minutes.
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Customers waited up to four hours on opening day to try it.
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Syndergaard waited near the dugout steps to thank Granderson for the catch.
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We waited 12 days in a camp at the Mariel before leaving.
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Trump waited until the final day of the campaign to endorse Friess.
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Stunned supporters held back tears as they waited for O'Rourke to arrive.
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Some of the hundreds of people had waited since 3:30 a.m.
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So that evening in Tucson I waited until the Arizona game ended.
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I waited in a slow-moving security line for about 25 minutes.
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Inside and out, long lines snaked as people waited to buy ice.
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The Teaneck police waited and provided a full escort for the procession.
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We made our entrance and waited for the signal from the conductor.
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But as you waited on the line, your father stopped breathing altogether.
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Family members of missing travelers waited anxiously for word of loved ones.
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Then he waited in the car while the gunman ambushed Mr. Woodard.
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Thousands of Africans waited in the wharf's warehouses to be auctioned off.
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Armstrong said his wife got hypothermia as they waited hours for rescue.
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"If we waited for the government, we'd never have light," she said.
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I waited for him to avert his eyes from his computer screen.
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I never waited for a better time to talk about something stressful.
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People waited 90 minutes or more to ride city ferries last weekend.
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This was where changed his clothes and waited to make his entrances.
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I waited, painfully aware that the others passengers were staring at me.
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Yorick walked through the village while they waited to see the chief.
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Ibrahim spoke softly and waited patiently; the chief's hoarse replies were measured.
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But he waited until Wednesday night to post it to the public.
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After being tested on March 17, she waited to receive her results.
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Alex Shurman: So you could have waited for Time Warner, for instance?
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I waited until the police arrived (one and a half hours later).
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"Everyone I knew either waited tables or drove a cab," he said.
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For nearly two years, the country has waited to read the report.
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Cengiz says she waited outside for her fiancé, but he never returned.
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Chicago officials waited 13 months to release the video documenting McDonald's death.
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I whispered the grid coordinates into the radio and then I waited.
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A long line of people waited to take seats when people left.
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Democrats waited just a few weeks in the instance of Mr. Barr.
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We lined up on either end and waited until someone called hike!
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The people who we waited to pass by before our next pitch.
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Bodies in various states of preparation waited inside one of International's morgues.
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Ms. Colón waited much longer to tell her mother, delaying for months.
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Other participants waited until the last hour to release comprehensive climate plans.
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Then I waited inside the lobby, just outside a roped-off area.
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For five hours, the Swiss diplomat waited for Wang at the airport.
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The Met should have waited until they completed the whole search operation.
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With shaking hands, I stroked her back while we waited for news.
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"For two years, I waited for a call from her," she said.
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The rest of the summer, I waited for school to start again.
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Most of all, though, they waited for him to have his moment.
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The water was rising around her car as she waited for rescue.
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Samina said she could not sleep while she waited to be rescued.
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As they waited for the agents, they showered and washed their clothes.
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They waited in the United States, unsure whether to stay or return.
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The California representative paused, waited for it to pass, and continued talking.
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In the 2016 election cycle, the Congressional Leadership Fund waited until Sept.
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MORE all waited over a year and a half before pardoning anyone.
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I then kept up with those applicants as they waited for answers.
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Then they went home and waited to be matched with a surrogate.
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The Evans family and others waited for news of a safe landing.
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At least The Bachelor has waited eight weeks to dissect Madison's decisions.
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Back at our hotel, we waited for the results of the caucus.
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Then she waited for Ms. Argondizza to walk around to her station.
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I waited until the electronic version arrived, hoping it would be enough.
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On Sunday, dozens of visitors waited in line to enter the sculpture.
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"I have waited to exhale for months," she wrote on March 3.
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When it was being washed, he waited patiently outside the laundry room.
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I was running out of time while I waited for a breakthrough.
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"Long have I waited," says Palpatine, as Star Destroyers appear from underground.
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I posted the photo and waited for sponsorship offers to roll in.
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They waited, however, to promote Steven Matz, Matt Harvey and Zack Wheeler.
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We have waited too long to take #ORClimateAction to address the #ClimateCrisis.
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I responded in the affirmative, waited for confirmation but, again, heard nothing.
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"We waited to see if there was an adverse reaction," he said.
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I choked it down, waited a beat, and then my face exploded.
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Well, at least they waited until after the holidays to tell everyone.
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White House officials have not fully explained why they waited so long.
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So he wrote a letter to Pope John Paul II — and waited.
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She double-tapped a battery and waited for it to light up.
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While Governor Pence waited, he looked around at the citizens of Manhattan.
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I'd have happily waited more than six months for better health tracking.
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He also hadn't waited for a specialized mental health team to arrive.
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Crews waited days for the seas to calm to begin their search.
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Arleen waited while she and Sherrena settled another matter in her office.
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Instead, he simply waited -- before coming back to win resoundingly in 2006.
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It has waited for six weeks to deliver, according to the data.
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The guests inside waited for the elevator to ascend, but it didn't.
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Waited until Kavanugh had enough votes secured before he announced his support.
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About a dozen Yoda hat-wearing babies waited at the starting line.
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I waited to meet the love of my life to have sex.
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The President waited a month to nominate William Barr in Sessions' place.
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But do not skip the prenup just because you waited too long.
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However, some "patients" would have waited almost two weeks to start treatment.
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She waited for me to open my notebook to a fresh page.
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As they waited for emergency workers, they heard neighbors calling for help.
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As they waited for emergency workers, they heard neighbors screaming for help.
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English waited, and eventually the witness said that it wasn't a match.
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I waited there one morning while Finlayson fumbled around in his pocket.
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A crush from the news media waited outside for a photo opportunity.
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And I watched for a chance to be believed and I waited.
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Hundreds of family members waited anxiously for hours outside the police cordon.
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If they waited a week, their information would be locked for good.
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He instead waited outside with a sign to show support for Trump.
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Yuen waited until the second day of his trial to plead guilty.
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As for Saint, they also waited a little more than 2 months.
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Afterward, I waited for Arthur Kennedy, who played the doomed John Proctor.
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If I waited for an "impulse" to write, I'd never do it.
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My tears waited nearly a half-century to stream from my eyes.
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The demand for the Trump-Putin correspondence could have waited a day.
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They should respect our decision because we have waited for so long.
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Or should they have waited for more information from the crash investigation?
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He waited on guests at the beach club and parked their cars.
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We waited backstage for her—those five minutes felt like a lifetime.
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Waited: 12 hours VICE: What made you decide to come that early?
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He waited a year before telling his coworkers that he is transgender.
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Even then, the family waited for weeks to be processed for asylum.
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The civilian sailors went home and waited for what would happen next.
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We're told they waited for Kazan to get outside before nabbing her.
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Read more: Here's why the U.S. waited to ground the Boeing planes.
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Zuccarello, getting the puck in the right faceoff circle, waited, waited and, with Chris Kreider serving as a screen, fired a wrist shot over the shoulder of Tuukka Rask for the win, ending Boston's three-game winning streak.
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And Democrats nationwide, so hungry for the first signs of resolution in a primary with so many competitive candidates, waited and waited late into the night on Monday and surely, in most cases, gave up and went to bed.
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We've waited two months to obtain the right to stay; now we're good.
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I resisted the temptation to sit down and start typing, and instead waited.
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Fearing another punitive assignment, Raymond waited for Campbell to step into the office.
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"We waited until the court house closed, and she slipped in," he said.
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Applicants frequently waited years as their cases were subjected to lengthy security reviews.
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Outside, some waited in the cold, hoping to catch a glimpse of him.
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I made xanthan gum and Wondra flour-thickened creamed spinach while I waited.
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Democratic representatives waited in the lobby area to gain access to the facility.
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Even Ambassadors, usually a fairly quick process, have waited a year for more.
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I waited too long on my last pair, and they were beyond repair.
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William and Kate waited two days before announcing both George and Charlotte's names.
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If only he had just waited, since Lorelai doesn't want to leave either.
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As we waited for the baby's arrival, Beau went on a maintenance plan.
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While Zinouri waited in Tehran for an update, her community rallied around her.
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Ford waited for more than 20 minutes while officers searched for his information.
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Gloria says she blocked his car, called 911 and "calmly" waited for cops.
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The government waited for the GW study to officially update the death toll.
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Sarah Tassi waited a long time to see her son, Preston Tassi, smile.
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Carver and Brown held hands for the few minutes they waited for Kohlhepp.
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"We waited so long that we decided to double up!" the couple said.
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Long lines of people waited to board bullet trains as they resumed operation.
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Instead, players waited in lines that stretched for blocks to enter Grant Park.
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Tottenham waited for the perfect moment, before annihilating Louis van Gaal and co.
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After the taunting, schoolboy Mwaura waited patiently for his mother to come home.
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Baez said her niece found shelter and waited for the danger to pass.
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Strang also said he waited three days before he even watched the series.
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An air of jovial camaraderie pervaded the din of conversation as we waited.
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I waited till she was off on her own, and we started talking.
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Mustafa and Ahmed waited until the crowd thinned out, and then went back.
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He waited until the next day until he came home to tell us.
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I waited to propose because I thought I was too old for her.
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He's so confident about his "counter punch" he waited until Friday night. Lame.
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It's no wonder Olympios waited so long to say something of her own.
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"[She] waited until 41 weeks to make her fashionably late arrival," he wrote.
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She filed a criminal complaint, gave police and prosecutors the recording, and waited.
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Olambo let them both inside, and they waited for the moment to pass.
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He powered down everything but his most basic external sensors, and he waited.
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The more elaborate the return, the longer people waited to submit their paperwork.
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Then she waited several hours with dozens of other people — families, individuals, lawyers.
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Marines waited, impatiently, for the response, their wait answered with a maddening silence.
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For almost a year, Biden's opponents waited patiently for his widely predicted collapse.
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I'd waited a year, known him a year, before I asked this question.
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He waited a long time but eventually decided to start his own shop.
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Van Ness waited until her daughter went to sleep that night to cry.
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So I just waited it out with the company of a Diet Coke.
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He said he waited in line for five hours to cast his vote.
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We waited a long time before anyone asked what we wanted to eat.
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"The line to see her was huge; I waited an hour," says Teco.
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"I've waited 47 years for this moment," Moore told PEOPLE at the time.
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"They kept me calm and waited for the ambulance to come," he says.
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She keyed in the client's number, held the phone to her face, waited.
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First Ms. Pham flew to Beijing, where she waited for a fake passport.
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They — the creative director, the HR representative, Tom — waited for me to speak.
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Waited a few days and I was like, I have to try it.
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Some waited for over twelve hours for a chance to snag a ticket.
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People stocked up at grocery stores and waited at gas stations in preparation.
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Aaron: I waited in line for about four hours for the first iPad.
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"She waited 15 years for these girls," Katie's husband, Jacob Evans, tells PEOPLE.
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Sitting on my bed, I lit another cigarette and waited for my call.
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But he conveniently waited until after his 1872 re-election to do so.
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I waited around for a long time for someone else to step up.
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He loaded a dropsonde into the cylinder's chamber, closed it, and then waited.
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That's the day they actually wanted to make the announcement, but they waited.
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The pair contacted authorities, and waited with the 40 centimetre (15-inch) bomb.
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Recently 20173m-odd app users waited for deposit refunds in a virtual queue.
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Today I waited 40 min on hold and then the phone hung up.
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We waited to have some success with the business before taking the plunge.
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She phoned him, wrote to him and waited outside his office and home.
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"Overall, 99.1 percent of passengers waited less than 30 minutes," the TSA said.
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They left the store and waited for 10 minutes for XXX to leave.
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Reporters waited for the president and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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I paired it with Living Proof's Conditioner and waited until my next wash.
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We waited outside the gates while Karma went to inquire with the lama.
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But as he waited there one afternoon in 1975, José Abreu was excited.
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We introduced ourselves while we waited for the bride and groom to arrive.
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Here's how one interaction went: I said, "Hey Professor," And then I waited.
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Family members waited outside a Payson mortuary on Sunday for news of Garnica.
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Now he waited for guidance about whether to go home - or go on.
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As I waited, someone began crying on the other side of the door.
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Inside, a few feet from the boy, Diaz waited for the right moment.
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Clinton herself waited months to even say his name on the campaign trail.
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Diane Sylvia waited for instructions on how to dispose of the burner phone.
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At any given time, five to 10 people waited to make a call.
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Daphne Dunne waited in the pouring rain to meet Prince Harry once more.
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Sterling idled at $1.3067 as the market waited for more developments on Brexit.
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Maybe we waited for somebody to get off work, but it was easy.
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For 84 minutes, all of Trumpland waited with baited breath for her scoop.
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The police, prosecutors and juries may also question why they waited so long.
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"Some people have waited six months or longer for these jeans," he says.
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We waited together until he finally came home and calmly left with her.
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The witness said he was shocked while he waited for help to arrive.
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Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, who is black, said the station waited too long.
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But they waited until the amendment's failure was certain before announcing their votes.
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We waited for years to see the jfk files in doctors prescription handwriting?
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Nathan went down the slide first and waited for Caleb at the bottom.
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Sterling idled at $1.3063 as the market waited for more developments on Brexit.
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At Studio 54, a few stragglers waited outside, but the doors were locked.
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If it matters so much -- JOHNSON: Who said they waited for Donald Trump?
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My mother could have left and saved herself, but she waited for me.
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In the patch of grass behind your house, A neighbor crouched and waited.
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They had waited more than seven hours to see the candidate in person.
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A group of hitmen orchestrated by John Gotti waited near the restaurant's entrance.
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His Turkish fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, who waited outside, said he never re-appeared.
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"We waited for him for over a month after that," Chatchawan told Coconuts.
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We all just sat in the dark and waited for Miku to return.
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Sarah: We waited for like six hours to be in the front. Really?
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In Arizona alone, at least 40 vets died while they waited for appointments.
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Lewis admitted he waited too long to "fight" and "work" on their relationship.
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First responders such as Brittany Fowler stayed behind and waited for the storm.
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The families of nine detained passengers waited for hours to learn their fate.
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The three teenagers then waited outside of the store for police to arrive.
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With two outs, Conforto worked the count full, then waited for his pitch.
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He waited outside in a place where he couldn't hear the disturbing sounds.
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Mission control waited with bated breath until Armstrong announced, "the Eagle has landed."
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After Piazza fell, fraternity brothers waited more than 12 hours before calling 911.
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The two grew weaker as they waited, desperately, for the police to arrive.
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At least she had a child, unlike friends who waited until too late.
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Johnson's body returned home to Florida, where his widow, Myeshia Johnson, waited tearfully.
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People in France waited up to 15 hours to get free Burger King.
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Presumably the justices waited because the ban on refugees only expired on Tuesday.
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Traders waited to see more loading dates from the December Urals loading plan.
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If I had waited around, I'd have never been speaker of the House.
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As I waited for the Skype call to go through, I felt nervous.
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Interest accrued on the loans while students waited in limbo for a ruling.
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After Maria, Puerto Rico waited more than a month to make the request.
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Had he waited two days longer, he'd have lost out on $24.1 million.
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Two gunmen waited about a dozen steps away, crouched behind several parked S.U.V.s.
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The country has waited long enough to have a woman on the currency.
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Young employees waited at a coffee bar for lattes and gluten-free pastries.
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He suggested that had Haley waited to make the announcement after the Nov.
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Next, I simply waited six to eight weeks until my results were ready.
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Rescue crews waited for the weather to subside before heading up the trail.
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After her move to New York, Cecily waited on tables for a living.
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Aides waited until his return to provide a full briefing on the matter.
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"We barricaded our doors from inside and waited for the police," he said.
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At one stoplight, the car waited for the green signal before turning right.
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We waited over an hour to get inside the palace and tour it.
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Despite the rain, lovers of Wegmans waited in line outside, some for hours.
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The North had waited about three years between each of its previous tests.
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You think the Chicago Cubs have waited a long time for a championship?
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As they waited for the warrant, Mondella excused himself to use the bathroom.
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I waited in dread for the father to turn out to have cancer.
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She then left the restroom and waited outside for the individual to exit.
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In preparation, motorists waited in long lines to fill their cars with fuel.
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" He waited a beat, before invoking his younger daughter: "I mean, Sasha tweets.
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People waited in line underneath a Jeff Bezos quote to learn about Amazon.
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I waited until the very last minute to shop for my wedding shoes.
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Many applicants waited for several years to learn whether their cases were approved.
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Daniel waited anxiously for two months, until he finally received his green card.
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