"Republicans are literally waiting around for the president and he's literally waiting around to not have to say" anything, said Sen.
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Playing live is great, but I'm getting tired of playing music and doing shows and doing all of these soundchecks and waiting around; the waiting around is so boring.
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Much of the day was a lot of waiting around.
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But they're not waiting around for Manhattans or Tiki cocktails.
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There's no waiting around to watch a ball game later.
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The convenience of wireless charging wasn't worth waiting around longer.
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"We don't have the luxury of waiting around," he said.
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But the nonagenarian wasn't waiting around to find out what.
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But, with time, some solace was waiting around the corner.
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"There's a lot of waiting around between jobs," he says.
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So on my end there was a lot of waiting around.
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Meanwhile, poor Tom and Lila are waiting around after school, confused.
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There's lot of waiting around, and then it suddenly gets hectic
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There was no waiting around to see if he would settle down.
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If you workout using just your bodyweight, there'll be no waiting around.
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But as you know, on a movie set there is waiting around.
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Sequential computing can involve a lot of waiting around for certain events.
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Sunglasses on and with Chris waiting around the corner, it's show time.
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As for whether she's waiting around for Joe until his 2019 release?
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Instead, it means waiting around for water and working around the system.
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Little did I know, he had six friends waiting around the corner.
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You're not waiting around for the one because you are the one.
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Deutsche Bank isn't waiting around to see how Abercrombie & Fitch's Black Friday went.
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Half of watching a meteor shower is waiting around for them to appear.
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I mean, isn't calamity waiting around every corner to be worked over creatively?
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Heimbach and Blythe, who didn't feel like waiting around, plunged into the crowd.
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Waiting around for official guidance from the Federal Aviation Administration is a mistake.
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Sandberg said Facebook isn't waiting around for any of these laws to pass.
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"Waiting Around To Die" is a play on the Townes Van Zandt song.
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My childhood memories involve lots of waiting around to use our communal toilet.
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Stop waiting around until a series of unintended choices start to define you.
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If I'm waiting around on set, I'm really big on listening to music.
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But while they're out spending time investigating, I'm waiting around to get killed!
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Maybe she hadn't gone at all but just got bored with waiting around.
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"A lot of people were waiting around and looking for poster boards," she said.
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" He added, "What's the sense in sitting around and waiting around to be married?
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There was no waiting around with a cup of tea for it to download.
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I'll never forget the months of waiting around for our status to be approved.
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The maze was chock full of malicious creatures that were waiting around every bend.
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And whereas the official preference is to move slowly, money is not waiting around.
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But with negotiations at an impasse, the Jets are not waiting around for him.
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Now, you can make your own damn emoji and stop waiting around for Apple.
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But some lawmakers in Congress aren't waiting around for the agency to take action.
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Some 30 dirty tankers are currently waiting around PDVSA's ports in Venezuela and Curacao.
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But WGA members aren't waiting around for permission from athletic gatekeepers to advance their careers.
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Michelle Williams knows from personal experience that happier days are always waiting around the corner.
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I knew that there were going to be people waiting around to scream at me.
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True New Yorkers know there are plenty of enticing scents waiting around every corner, too.
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Once that part was over, we couldn't fathom waiting around to see what was next.
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Waiting around for a resolution is a waste of time and effort, the researchers wrote.
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This means you'll spend less time waiting around as large files load and render faster.
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Investors are not waiting around to see how bad the economy gets, bailing on stocks.
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While too much job hopping can hurt you, waiting around can also be a problem.
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It's that 30 minutes of waiting around for a fashion show to start...at 104 shows.
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There's no waiting around; as soon as the President boards, the plane begins taxiing for takeoff.
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It felt at times like I was just waiting around for death and okay with that.
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That's a lot of waiting around for more soapy, luxurious Buckingham Palace intrigue courtesy of Netflix.
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Rather than waiting around for nature to deliver an ice storm, however, they created their own.
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California is way out ahead and it isn't waiting around for you slackers to catch up.
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Usually, patients are treated with antibiotics immediately rather than waiting around for a culture to complete.
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Until that stops, we're just waiting around for the next Paris, Brussels, San Bernardino or Orlando.
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Some internet companies are not waiting around for politicians, or big platforms like Facebook, to act.
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However, while the patriots were waiting around, one of them accidentally shot himself in the leg.
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Even when awake, they spend a lot of time just waiting around, especially if they're dogs.
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Shooting a film where you're in almost every scene can mean a lot of waiting around.
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I wasn't at all interested in waiting around to see the results of Project Index. Right.
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But Credit Karma isn&apost waiting around for Gen Z to start thinking about credit scores.
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Waiting around to feel better won't help you, Elle Kaplan, CEO of Lexion Capital Management, writes.
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But Letcher County isn't just waiting around for the government to come up with a solution.
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Waiting around the White House is boring — you don't know what entrance they're going to use.
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But it's clear that Obama, and officials in other countries, aren't waiting around to find out.
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Image playback is also slow, which leads to a lot of mistaken button tapping and waiting around.
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That includes shooting and school, but also meals, mandatory rest breaks, and a lot of waiting around.
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She had left one form of waiting around in prison for another one at the AIM house.
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If there was a punchline to this entire performance, Smash Mouth wasn't waiting around to hear it.
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It then spent another four months waiting around, because typhoons and ship schedules delayed its pick-up.
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Nothing's gonna happen for the next three hours… just waiting around, and maybe I'll read some Nietzsche.
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In effect, the United States does not have the luxury of waiting around for a better deal.
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Instead of waiting around and contemplating someone's note, you can get the ball rolling by acknowledging their email.
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I guess, though, as long I have unemployment, I'll be generally OK. You're waiting around, that's the idea?
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I was waiting around for the perfect moment, with the perfect man, on the perfect fireside Tempurpedic mattress.
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My anxiety is always waiting around the corner, but I've survived it before, and I'll survive it again.
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It appears the bomber was waiting around the exit area as people were streaming out of the building.
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The sun is shining, the air is deceptively cold, and everyone is waiting around for an impending snowstorm.
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But the exciting future where you're free of waiting around for apps to download is closer than ever.
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Amazon Prime Day isn't here yet, but other retailers aren't waiting around to begin offering discounts on tech.
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Even the most entertaining Facebook Live streams mostly consist of waiting around for the exciting parts to happen.
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That's right, no more waiting around till your avocado is just ripe enough to eat but not rotten.
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Similarly, Deadpool isn't waiting around for the core X-Men films to catch up to the present day.
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We panicked, waved the air, and left the cabin to find a counselor and some kids waiting around.
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The hotel next door is a known safe house for pollos waiting around for polleros, according to Comanche.
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These employees are the data-poor, waiting around at the end of the day on the data breadline.
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Tired of waiting around, some are taking direct action to help the protesters restart their lives in Taiwan.
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So, I didn't actually know anything after waiting around all day for them to set up the scene.
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My brother back in Ohio is keeping me up to date on the press conference while I'm waiting around.
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If waiting around for the big sales has you a little antsy, this weekend may be a small salvation.
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The LA Marathon is today, and after waiting around for an hour, they cancel the order on me. NOOOOO!
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This way, you'll be able to get more rides instead of just waiting around to use your first FastPass.
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Dozier, inspired by the battle to protect his neighborhood—he's a Mechanicsville homeowner—from exploitation, is not waiting around.
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"They didn't have the luxury of waiting around for years to launch their product and generate revenue," Reuter said.
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How odd it is to stand before tollbooths, under interstate signs, waiting around for the sound of a cannon.
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This meant that in the days leading up to the actual event, there was a lot of waiting around.
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It performs faster — there's no longer any waiting around for the feedback beeps that confirm when you've changed modes.
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He cites cobblers making a few shoes while waiting around the shop for customers, struggling to match fluctuating demand.
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Rich Benoit isn't waiting around for Tesla to repair its customers' cars—not when he can do it himself.
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You could wave farewell to waiting around for your favourite shows to become available in the UK, for good.
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They seem to be waiting around, wielding guns to fend off a threat that may or may not exist.
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Of course travel startups with investor capital in the bank aren't waiting around to react to the coronavirus crisis.
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That's a romantic notion in a sort of soothing, paralytic way, but I wouldn't advise waiting around all day.
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Wouldn't you prefer to have someone to test you right away, instead of waiting around with so much uncertainty?
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That means the waiting around for certain features like blurring and the image loading actually took twice as long.
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The contemporary Jay-Z reflects on his rise from waiting around in building lobbies to taking meetings with Saudis.
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So go ahead and turn on 2FA yourself, because waiting around for Apple to do it may get you nowhere.
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And scientists aren't just waiting around for some binary brain to manifest a set of protocols for identifying experimental excellence.
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The download code is instantly sent to you, so there's no waiting around for the benefits that Playstation Plus brings.
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She wasn't waiting around for him to see the photo, and probably isn't even the one running her own Instagram.
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Golden Globes nominees James Franco, Tracee Ellis Ross, Kyle MacLachlan aren't waiting around 'til Sunday's award show to start partying.
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"We were waiting around for the awards ceremony just to see what was going to happen," said the U.S. swimmer.
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Ingredients (Serves 12 people) Directions My mom still makes this on occasion, but I can't be waiting around for that!
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Instead of waiting around, esports entrepreneurs in the region are racing to build up their own teams, leagues, and tournaments.
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In the segments that featured Mr. Glaze, he was shown waiting around in anticipation for his audition with other hopefuls.
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"Tax reform is going to be great for the economy ... but I don't think people are waiting around," Donofrio said.
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So the judge -- sick of waiting around -- entered a default judgment in favor of Andre in the amount of $722,558.
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But that bubble burst as soon as we walked out: Children were waiting around, begging for money to buy food.
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That was a very easy study... a lot of those days were just waiting around collecting all of your urine.
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Most of these recipes required tossing food into a sous vide bath or an InstantPot, waiting around, and then eating it.
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But Musk might also be saying that his first tunneling machine is also kicking its heels; waiting around and doing nothing.
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Your entire plan's worth of Smile Direct Club aligners get shipped to you all at once, so there's no waiting around.
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Andrea correctly anticipated this, and instead of waiting around to find out when Zeke was gong to strike, she struck first.
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She saw a need, and instead of waiting around to see how it would turn out, she did something about it.
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He had made himself into a freelance idealist, one who was uninterested in waiting around for systems to gradually reform themselves.
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Instead of waiting around aimlessly for a jump, stow this 14,000mAh jump starter kit in your car and do it yourself.
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And besides, fans aren't waiting around for an inside look; they're showing up at these people's doors, thinking they're already BFFs.
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That way, drivers will be ready and waiting for riders when the surge happens — and riders won't be stuck waiting around.
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They are "being proactive in taking action now to collect rather than waiting around to see what SunEdison does," he said.
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They considered race days an onerous waste: all the travel, the waiting around, and the emotional stress for two quick runs.
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In short: It depends on how much you hate waiting around versus how willing you are to risk missing your flight.
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In this case, when you make a purchase, there's no waiting around for the game to show up in the mail.
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"A lot of consumers want the convenience of ordering online but don't want the hassle of waiting around for deliveries," he said.
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Then they began to call three or four of us into a room at a time, which meant hours of waiting around.
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They are not going to resume waiting around for some stock jock to call and pitch them on 100 shares of IBM.
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Because regardless of your gender, you can spend ten years waiting around for Steven Meisel to call — it probably will never happen.
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Hey, a girl's got to keep herself busy somehow while waiting around on the set of all those high fashion photo shoots.
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I remember waiting around in debilitating pain, not knowing what was up — until I saw drops of blood appear in the toilet.
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Once the film is over, you're free to get out there ahead of all those other suckers still waiting around for one.
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For women, the hardest part about starting a new office gig isn't waiting around for IT to debug a new email server.
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For his part, Mark Publicker, a Portland-based psychiatrist specializing in the medical treatment of addictions, has no interest in waiting around.
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While nobody enjoys waiting around for companies to get back to them after a job interview, a slow hiring process is normal.
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"There is still significant uncertainty, but the commodity market is not waiting around to find out if miracles can happen," she added.
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A pleasant breeze rustled the leaves of the palm trees that shaded crowds of people waiting around a small, open-air stage.
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CNN Senior International Correspondent Jim Bittermann, reporting from a gas station in Paris, said cars were waiting around half an hour to refuel.
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Blac Chyna isn't waiting around for anyone to gift her a push present — she's happy to treat herself to exactly what she wants.
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I mean, he knew where I was lived, and I was living in fear of him waiting around a corner and attacking me.
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And, it's not like they're "lucky" to score a thinner person, or just waiting around for one to bless them with sexual interest.
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Johnson-Trammell is urging state lawmakers to invest more money in public schools, but teachers are not waiting around for that to happen.
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This also helps ensure that suspects aren't waiting around for decades to find out if an allegation against them ever goes to trial.
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Many people weren't waiting around for Mylan to drop the price to an acceptable level and started sharing ways around paying the price.
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But in the realm of film, Abrams' alternate universe take (aka the Kelvin Timeline) isn't waiting around for Trek purists to come around.
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Renewing a passport is simple, assuming you don't push the timing (and aren't waiting around for Mario Testino to take your passport photo).
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Julian isn't waiting around to see if she can rekindle things with Wendt, and the Canadian firefighter has his eyes on someone else.
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Even though the police were saying the event had been shut down, people still appeared to be waiting around to get their sneakers.
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It mostly involved nonlethal shooting and waiting around, which gave Morgan enough time to intervene and display impressive pistol skills for a pacifist.
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In a sense, these journalistic watchdogs of the White House are nothing more than stenographers, waiting around for official statements and press handouts.
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There will be other offers out there, and Smith won't make the same mistake waiting around for Philadelphia after getting burned last season.
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Laundromats, where families often spend an hour or two at a time waiting around, are also an ideal location for ensnaring children's attention.
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But if I'm Elliott, and I'm one year away from hitting UFA status, I don't exactly feel like waiting around to find out.
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The home buying process is taking longer than usual, and you could end up waiting around if you don't get a jump start.
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Chances are those lines will be a bit rough, but there's an online service that wants to make waiting around a little more bearable.
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WSOC further reported that a school group from Ohio was among travelers forced to sleep on the ground after waiting around for six hours.
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It's as though the love of my life is waiting around the corner, and if I turn we could stumble into each other's arms.
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You technically can't have your phone (as a reporter I was allowed because I was taking notes!) and there's a lot of waiting around.
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No long lines, delivery fees, or even waiting around for the doorbell to ring — just you, a pre-made pie, and your preheated oven.
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So we lowered prices to get more people using Uber, which is good for drivers because it means less time waiting around for trips.
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Before drastically changing your own team's tactics, the best strategy can often be simply waiting around for your opponent to make a mistake first.
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They were waiting around to be put on trial in France for hijacking and she didn't know how that was going to turn out.
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It's also very quick, so you're not waiting around for ages while the picture comes out, which is helpful as it was extremely cold.
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No, the moral of the story is that Republicans waiting around for prosecutors or congressional investigators to solve their political issues has never worked.
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I'd also be able to gas up in five minutes once a week instead of waiting around for hours to recharge the Model 3.
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THE PASTOR'S STUDY My husband is a trustee at the church, so sometimes I'm waiting around for him until he's done counting the money.
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But in 2017 it's Elaine, the daughter of privilege who doesn't seem interested in waiting around like Benjamin, whose story I want to see.
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As much as the analog resurgence is something Kodak is savvily leaning into, it's also something Kodak's just kind of been waiting around for.
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Compared with network performance metrics like throughput and latency, the time spent actually waiting around while connecting to a network hasn't been studied much.
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A lot of people probably-- it didn't feel like it to them, right, 'cause we've been waiting around awhile, and the market's been going sideways.
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Apple's not waiting around for a chipmaker to make a chip fast enough for its needs the way Android makers have to rely on Qualcomm.
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"It's a rallying cry for the world to really stand up and take leadership –instead of waiting around, we're supposed to step up," she says.
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For millennials — a group not noted for being interested in waiting around for things to happen — the survey found that number jumps to 55 percent.
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The internet's favorite ogre may already be headed for another Hollywood-backed installment, but fans of the fantasy parody aren't waiting around for its release.
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"Higher demand [due to price cuts] means more time moving people, less time spent waiting around and more money for drivers," according to the post.
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In a series where allegiances are ever-shifting and you never know which enemy is waiting around the next corner, Real Talk can be comforting.
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Ahead, we've put together a list of some quick things you can do whenever you're bored or waiting around that will actually improve your life.
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"If you were waiting around for a green light to tell you if was safe to buy, you passed up some enormous gains," Cramer said.
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The Supreme Court is not waiting around for Congress to draw its line, and appears poised to draw its own line between privacy and security.
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More than 300 people were quickly evacuated from Feinstein's Rockville, Maryland, facility, waiting around in nearby buildings as police swept the place for explosive devices.
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Throughout, Mr. Williams and the pianist Orrin Evans maintain a jittery and prolix flow, demanding action but not waiting around for you to take it.
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And relying on two ride-hailing apps meant he could boost his earnings rather than waiting around for someone to summon a ride on Uber.
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On one occasion, he had been waiting around so long that, by the time Dundy showed up, the tulips he was holding had gone droopy.
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"I am not waiting around because there are many others," Galdamez said as he worked on his home on the top of a remote hillside.
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Netflix has been paying Disney for the rights to show Shonda Rhimes shows, but it's not waiting around to see if Disney extends those deals.
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The preservationists at the Archive Team, a group of about 150 volunteer programmers "dedicated to saving our digital heritage," aren't waiting around to find out.
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The idea that the woman has to be waiting around until the man is going to do a gesture like this is such a problematic thing.
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You have to appreciate Laviolette quickly making the move Thursday but there was precedent established by Hitchcock for not waiting around for the second nightmare goal.
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But Alibaba isn't waiting around for initiatives like that in Malaysia to get off the ground, it is already forging opportunities for Taobao in Southeast Asia.
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They're very sweet, and let me do it there for free, which is a money saver and much more pleasant than waiting around in a Laundromat.
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If you find yourself waiting around for hours — or days — for a text back from this person, it's a big sign that they're just not interested.
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But damn, it was fast: No more waiting around for the browser to load a slurry of tracking scripts while cookies clogged up my hard drive.
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People are used to sites loading near instantly nowadays and if your site is sluggish, it may put them off waiting around or clicking through links.
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Instead of waiting around to get your dream job, or a promotion, Rice says that you need to be willing to stretch to make it happen.
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SARA: It was like 7:55 or something and I was like, there's no way she's showing, She's gonna bail on me, I'm not waiting around.
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One looked familiar, and after talking to three people in the office and waiting around for 10 minutes, one of them ushered me to her workstation.
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Speaking on The Guardian's "Today in Focus" podcast earlier this year, Murphy said Middleton was portrayed as "waiting around" to marry Prince William and become royal.
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I was maybe six years old, waiting around in a Hair Cuttery, and I noticed a half-completed Fill-It-In puzzle in an open magazine.
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There are hundreds of levels to dig through, and even presented with a stage that looks familiar, there is always a twist waiting around the corner.
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She spent the entire day at the clinic, waiting around, having the required ultrasound, and going through yet another round of so-called informed consent counseling.
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That's good news for most, since it makes Instagram boot up quicker and means less waiting around for new content as you scroll deeper into your feed.
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So Scott, the reason we don't know much about him is he got kind of tired, I think, waiting around for those guys to start a company.
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The general ennui produced by all that waiting around can lead to booze or drugs and other such vices, because, well, sometimes there's nothing else to do.
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They are waiting around the platform for the next train, or sitting on benches, one group talking trash about someone they all know who is not there.
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People are used to sites loading pretty much instantly nowadays and if your site is sluggish, it may put them off waiting around or clicking through links.
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We're either the white-hot sexy girl making out in the car or the sniffling loser girlfriend waiting around at home for her boyfriend to come back.
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With the next big thing always waiting around a corner, it's easy to get swept under the rug, even by just the tiniest hiccup in one's career.
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Waiting around for a new president and a Democratic Senate in 2021 — outcomes that are by no means guaranteed — kicks the can down an ever-shortening road.
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As we survey the fallout from the midterm elections, it would be easy to miss the longer-term threats to democracy that are waiting around the corner.
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No one, including Graham and Cassidy, has any real idea what this legislation would mean for America's health care system, and they're not waiting around to find out.
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"This bill is going nowhere ... the Senate will not take it up, and we will be waiting around until Christmas" to get funding, Democratic Representative Frank Pallone warned.
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"If you were waiting around for a green light to tell you if was safe to buy, you passed up some enormous gains," the "Mad Money " host said.
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This new phase of Outlander is much like Jamie and Claire's new stage of marriage: Comfortingly familiar, yet with new and unforeseeable challenges always waiting around every corner.
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Cold brew is typically made by mixing coffee grounds with cool water and steeping the concoction overnight, but with Dash's Rapid Cold Brew System, there's no waiting around.
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From my point of view, I want to get it done faster than waiting around and I don't think you're going to see an argument on either side.
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If the Senate passes the bill in the wee hours of Monday morning, the House could end up with a long night after waiting around all day Sunday.
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The app addresses one of the most tedious steps in the car-purchasing process: waiting around, sometimes for hours, while the dealer tries to line up a loan.
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"They haven't told us anything - we are just waiting around like idiots," she said, wheeling her fuchsia colored suitcase across the open check point as guards looked on.
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Fixing a broken iPhone screen usually means waiting around for an appointment at the Apple Store or going to a random mall kiosk, but Amazon provides a good alternative.
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As if being tapped as protegés to Queen Bey herself isn't enough, Chloe x Halle aren't waiting around to prove that they can harmonize as both singers and actors.
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After living in the shadow of other cities and waiting around for its first, it now has (almost) two billion-dollar companies within months… and in the same space.
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These new locations give them access to shoppers who want their stuff in a hurry without schlepping out to regular big-box stores or waiting around for home delivery.
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But tankers waiting in Curacao have increased to more than a dozen and some 80 vessels in total were waiting around all PDVSA's ports in Venezuela and the Caribbean.
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Even though women should be able to ask men out, and they do, the social norm is that men are the askers and women are the ones waiting around.
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Waiting around to be debriefed by the doctor was not on anyone's schedule, but the nurses assured me that a short talk about how the procedure went was desirable.
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This means that the real indication that the iPhone X is a powerhouse is how I never really feel like I'm waiting around for the device to do its thing.
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"The audacity to interrupt — out of all people — the girl who's been waiting around to talk to Arie," she says during an interview before confronting Krystal back inside the house.
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In return for owners letting their dog be in the video she'd groomed them earlier in the day so there were all these fully groomed dogs in cages waiting around.
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But as the Vermont senator vows to continue his populist campaign through July's Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, there's little sign Obama has the appetite for waiting around any longer.
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This means being organized enough to ensure people have the resources and direction they need to work independently so they aren't waiting around for him to wake up, he said.
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Because instead of waiting around for someone to pick this up and turn it into something for their company, on their label, it was more of us picking up ourselves.
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We're all just waiting around, staring at the cascades of push alerts and text messages from far-flung friends and family lighting up our phones, waiting for something to happen.
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Although quite how long a ready-to-eat sandwich might end up waiting around getting soggy before it's picked up and delivered to the customer as lunch is one question.
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"He really seems to be waiting around for something to happen, which my mother told me was a rude thing to do," joked Jennifer Palmieri, Hillary Clinton's former communications director.
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But Le'Veon -- who's the most patient running back in the league -- says he ain't waiting around and went right back after Skip when we saw him in Houston Wednesday night.
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Kourtney Kardashian "is not waiting" around for Scott Disick to become a better partner for her, to get his life together enough so that he can be in her life again.
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"This is helping me make some money while we all are just waiting around," a sweating Kassan Stapleton-Harris, 20, said Saturday during a break from clearing wreckage off the beach.
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As a financial planner who has worked with more than 4013 millennials, I've seen many of them fall into the trap of waiting around for the "right time" to start saving.
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One year after the United States pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, it's clear Asia-Pacific nations have not been waiting around for the Trump administration to change its mind.
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Borrowing a phrase from botany, Lennon called this vast reserve of dormant organisms the "microbial seed bank," which was just waiting around for the right environmental conditions to grow and thrive.
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For example, if you're in a relationship with someone who's not very committed, but you're really committed, waiting around for a person to make a decision isn't very healthy, she says.
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Instead, the memristor circuit is able to take in data as it comes and start building up its internal codes right away rather than waiting around for the whole big dataset.
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Leland Avellino, chef at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, doesn't want his guests waiting around to eat, so he makes sure to do as much prep work in advance as he can.
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We've been waiting around as scholars and researchers on the subject for many decades and hoping to God that one day the government would come out and acknowledge what this is.
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One Wall Street analyst is sick of waiting around for Snap to post stronger numbers and cut his rating to sell, predicting another 50 percent slide for the social media stock.
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Tesla says these new Superchargers will be found at or near "supermarkets, shopping centers and downtown districts," so that owners can spend that charging time running errands instead of just waiting around.
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"It consists of waiting around for the next court date and planning her legal defense," the source says of Loughlin, who was dropped by Hallmark Channel after the scandal broke in March.
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While we were waiting around in vain for pictures of Taylor Swift's annual Forth of July blowout, Khloé Kardashian was busy making memories with her own squad of famous family and friends.
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The good news is, there isn't any mid-credits or end-credits scene to wait for (be sure to kindly inform the people stubbornly waiting around as you head for the exits).
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No matter how fast he might be on his feet, the job required a lot of waiting around between catastrophes, and car-wreck pictures paid only two dollars and fifty cents apiece.
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See, the bad guys aren't waiting around for us to announce a bug bounty or to win an award… the bad guys are constantly hacking away at our systems looking for weaknesses.
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Because of that, and because we don't have a lot of extra ICU facilities waiting around empty, I think it makes sense for us to start limiting our face-to-face contact.
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After two hours of breakfasting and waiting around, the motorcade drove from the hotel to the Saudi Royal Court, arriving at its black steel gates eight minutes before 10 in the morning.
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Victoria and Emanuele decided to work for free for one year and set a modest $15,000 investment goal to buy inventory, since waiting around for a bigger launch pad would be more difficult.
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I have plenty to do at work, but it's all moving pieces that require other people's input before I can actually do anything, so I'm mostly waiting around to hear back from people.
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It's hard to do things in between takes—you know how much waiting around there is on sets, usually you're joking around and having conversations with people like normal human beings would do.
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So, you're kind of just waiting around for those two really good names, and then that's when you see the video of all the photographers screaming and going crazy over the one person.
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I keep wondering how many people at Pulse were lost in the same trance that I was, or waiting around for a better song, when the scene suddenly turned into something so terrifying.
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I just fear we'll be caught in this weird regulatory no man's land where the tech is ready (or close to being ready) but we're waiting around for everything to fall into place.
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It's a long, brutal day for each team duking it out, and after hours of waiting around to play for some much-needed cash, a few players start to go off the rails.
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"Most of [our preparation] is just really figuring out exactly how were are going to accomplish the scene beforehand, so that there's not a lot of waiting around while we're both vulnerable," she said.
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"Malek, taking his seat in the makeup chair at 6:30 AM, would find himself and other cast and crew waiting around for a director," reads a story about the troubled production from October.
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As of March 22, about a dozen tankers were waiting around PDVSA ports in Venezuela and the Caribbean to discharge refined products, components, and diluents crucial for oil blending, Reuters vessel tracking data showed.
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It gives creators scope to play around with visuals in real-time without waiting around for CGI to render, and for their work to be easily adapted to new platforms like VR and IMAX.
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"This is the next best thing to women being able to drive, because you are in control of your time, no more wasteful waiting around," said Marwa Afandi, a 230-year-old marketing executive.
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Rather than waiting around for a hypothetical and unlikely legal scenario to play out, our efforts would be better spent working to decrease the number of unwanted pregnancies using the tools we already have.
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But in a scooter-friendly city in 2018, it meant a breezy ride on one of the electric scooters that were conveniently waiting around by the bike racks in front of the Vox offices.
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On the trail, Bernie Sanders, a candidate with his own brusque style of retail politics, has adopted her signature "selfie line," waiting around events to pose for photos with as many people who ask.
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With another Trump-appointed justice on the bench, their costly attacks on abortion rights could pay off big—and reproductive health advocates aren't wasting any time waiting around to see how it plays out.
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"I always have a book for the standing still and waiting around times, like at doctor's appointments or my sons' soccer practices — that's when I get the majority of the reading done," she told Refinery29.
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"Most of my patients don't have $4,500 just waiting around," said Dr. Michelle H. Moniz, an ob-gyn at Von Voigtlander Women's Hospital at the University of Michigan and the lead author of the study.
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Feldman: There was a lot of waiting around, of course, which was actually OK because it gave all the survivors the opportunity to be together and to connect, and that in itself was really amazing.
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"These re-evaluations on the fly are something new to watch for because you may take the bait of the first down move rather than waiting around a few days for a turn," Cramer said.
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As Titus gets kicked out of the gas station once and for all, he realizes he hasn't been living his best life because he's been waiting around for Mikey, but Mikey may never come back.
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But making chai the standard way entails a lot of waiting around for milk to boil, yet not boil over, and waiting for the right flavors to be extracted from various spices and black tea.
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Hard-hatted men lingered along the shaded curb, either on break from work or waiting around for work, while above them multiple pairs of sneakers dangled from electrical wires, their presence more ominous than mischievous.
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Lyrically, the band leads with sardonic political wit in songs like "Executioner's Tax (Swing of the Axe)" and "Waiting Around to Die," embracing a twisted and absurdist mentality that makes heavy music so goddamn wonderful.
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His rec was slated as a SFT release but the label is going on hiatus, and I didn't feel good about him waiting around, so we all felt really good about Teklife putting it out.
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It also takes the sensor about five minutes to do its thing, so that's five minutes of waiting around, not touching your food, hoping you don't need to have an uncomfortable talk with your waiter.
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That way they aren&apost frustrated that they are waiting around for you to return that quick call or email that was only supposed to take a few minutes and ends up being an hour.
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We're guessing these nerds just like the idea of waiting around with their fellow 'Star Wars' fans and trying to be part of the historic release -- it's almost become a right of passage of sorts.
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When I did find the right spot, I was all business, in and out of there like lightning: no fixing my hair in the mirror, no waiting around to use a frustratingly slow hand dryer, nothing.
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From adjusted bills to forgotten paychecks to puzzling refunds, these unclaimed funds add up: As we've mentioned, the U.S. is currently home to about 32 billion dollars that are just waiting around for their rightful owners.
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Bad News Bears also sexualizes Morris Buttermaker in a way that absolutely no one asked for, turning him into a Hooters-lovin' galavant with a harem of buxom glorified extras waiting around to cheer him on.
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It was 2013, apps like Seamless and Handy were starting to introduce an on-demand lifestyle to the modern city-dweller and the whole process of waiting around on street corners struck her as rather impractical.
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Thousands are waiting around in camps or venturing into central Athens, clutching registration papers, fielding pitches from smugglers for alternate routes to Germany and Austria and trying to figure any way to avoid returning to Afghanistan.
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So instead of waiting around (forever) for your landlord to fix some of the easy stuff or doing something dumb like buying a new appliance if you own a home, do a little detective work first.
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And a whole slew of cozy small-town characters who have gone through a lot in the past two hours are waiting around to eat it—or, at least, to watch James Stewart gobble it up.
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There are other ways to express yourself, either by using social media or by openly FaceTiming with your nieces at the airport gate while everyone waiting around you wants to throw you out onto the tarmac.
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That way, your wrecked credit won't delay a car or home purchase any longer than necessary, and you can avoid waiting around for weeks while someone at a FedLoan post office box deals with your situation.
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However, if you're trying edibles for the first time or just trying a particular product for the first time, Barcott suggests starting at around 5-10 mg, waiting around 45 minutes, and then seeing how you feel.
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With that kind of volume, even a 99 percent success rate would leave Google with up to 500,000 calls it would need to intervene on, a figure much too large to have humans waiting around to handle.
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"Graphcore's first IPU delivers one to two orders of magnitude more performance over the latest industry offerings, making it possible to develop new models with far less time waiting around for algorithms to finish running," he adds.
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The process of getting dressed and showing up for a live show and waiting around in some shitty club is so fucking obnoxious to me these days, so I have to be VERY invested in the outcome.
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Watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in person on the streets of New York is a pretty majestic experience, but it also comes with a side of crowds, icy wind, and a whole lot of waiting around.
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"Unfortunately, many communities do not have a glut of general reproductive health care providers just waiting around to serve patients," said Kelly Baden, interim senior director of US policy and advocacy at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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She was accustomed to going through life without a male figure—she'd never seen her father's face, after all—so she didn't bother waiting around for some construction worker to show up, the norm in her neighborhood.
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After four glorious hours of sleep, and a couple more waiting around in a taxi for the site to open, I walked into my first Mogao Cave to see 1,403 year-old Buddhas from the Tang dynasty.
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AND FINALLY: Why, as a parent, would you want your children — even if it is on some tiny, tiny, tiny subconscious level — waiting around for you to die, so they can inherit money they could use now?
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" Majarich tells Mashable via e-mail that his idea for the undertaking came from other creative and routine-focused projects, such as the tumblr, Geometry Daily, and that motivation can be "more than waiting around for inspiration.
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It's the idiot-proof dish that basically just requires raw fish, limes, and chilies; a few minutes of marinating; and a false sense of accomplishment from throwing stuff into a bowl and then waiting around for a bit.
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As part of a larger push for a data-based healthcare system—and on the heels of the Affordable Care Act's rules and regulations—the tech industry isn't waiting around when it comes to innovating the patient experience.
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The bottom line is that the technology for an interstellar mission is ready, and a growing contingent of space scientists have made it clear that they're done waiting around to take the next giant step into the cosmos.
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Pitchfork's rather cruel 'no return' policy (you can't leave once you're in) means that my friends have decided to forego early sets for pre-drinking, so I'll be waiting around for two hours by myself after this set ends.
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Read the story We're proud to be part of a very small group of publishers who are creating these stories on day one, and are even more excited to explore new ways to show you what's waiting around the corner.
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You'll be tempted to choose the easiest options this month, Libra, even if they involve waiting around, but remember that often a more indirect journey will not only get you to your destination quicker but provide more adventures along the way.
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But many younger celebrities are coming into their fame while being openly queer already; instead of waiting around to see if they're going to claim their queerness, we get to watch them figure out what they're going to do with it.
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In a recent interview, ahead of Christine Blasey Ford's testimony against Brett Kavanaugh, Hill said she's not waiting around for a personal apology from Biden, the possibility of which she told Elle has become something of a joke in her family.
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That said, the rest of the World Championship Race feels a little more familiar: there are stalls full of DRL-branded merch; food vans selling overpriced burgers; and a lot of waiting around while drones are swapped and pilots get ready.
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While many of us are still mourning the end of summer or prepping to go back to school, the Pumpkin Spice Lattes are brewing and fall is imminent, which means that cold and flu season is waiting around the corner, too.
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Well the way Mulligan tells it, the two "hustled to the church" to watch the royal couple tie the knot at St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, but ended up waiting around for nearly two hours before the event began.
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Some fans get caught up on the "RedZone" name—the original concept was that they'd always cut to any game where the ball was in the red zone—and assume that a hockey equivalent would involve waiting around for powerplays.
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At a parking lot outside the port, driver Zhao Haidong is looking to sell his treasured Dongfeng Motor Hercules for just 40,000 yuan ($5,793) to 50,000 yuan ($7,240) after waiting around the port area for more than two weeks without work.
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Taking a long-range, tactical encounter is usually your best bet if you're trying to fight at all, although a shotgun can make much quicker work of a team than you might think if you're waiting around the right corner.
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"One of the major inflection moments in the immigration rights movement was in 2009 and 103, after waiting around for Obama to prioritize immigration reform, which he didn't do," recalls Deepak Bhargava of the social-justice group Center for Community Change.
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Readers get long stretches of boredom and repetition, of waiting around and dead-end interviews and paperwork and meals, punctuated by blasts of action that make your eyeballs shake — and that isn't so far off from the lived experience of parenthood.
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Visiting the city, one was left either to puzzle at the absence of refuse or, if one knew why the cans were absent, to see every bin-less street as a reminder that a bomb could be waiting around any corner.
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When we met, Jeter had a two-hour rehearsal, then he'll be performing on stage for almost three hours, and then spend about five hours waiting around to see if he'll be needed to perform again in the night show.
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Snapchatting from the set of yet another photo shoot, King Kylie shared a string of videos of her face in its natural makeup-free state rolling her eyes and whispering about how bored she was waiting around for things to get going.
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They stayed open late and offered a place safe from the weather where police officers could kick back for a few minutes, finish a report, drink a cup of coffee, or eat a snack that didn't require a lot of waiting around.
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Historically, waiting around for a title shot has not been a lucrative business for fighters in a similar situation, so a matchup with fellow top-ranked heavyweights Overeem may be called for as Werdum and Velasquez work their way back to full fitness.
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Suddenly waiting around for the right opportunity or the right payday or for the approval of your promoters is no longer reasonable, not when the passing of each month is like the tolling of a bell and a reminder of your ever-impending mortality.
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Burning questions If Bran knows everything that has happened and is going to happen, and is the only person who can succinctly explain what the Night King wants, why does he spend most of his time waiting around in courtyards and staring at trees?
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This brutal reality means that prisoners—who don't have much else to do with their time besides working out and waiting around to be rehabilitated—have to get creative when it comes eating food that will sustain them, or eating any "real" food at all.
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Democrats replied they have no patience for waiting around for the courts to sort all this out — and suggested they would lump Kupperman and Bolton's resistance with other acts of defiance by the White House into a second article of impeachment for obstructing Congress.
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Everyone is milling around the lobby, waiting for something to happen, when the retreat leader speaks up and sort of berates them for waiting around for something to happen instead of demanding why the retreat they had signed up for hadn't started on time.
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"It acts quickly, so you're not waiting around for six hours to see how high you are," he says, adding that these products are primarily intended for the chronically ill and "little old ladies" who would otherwise get doped up on opioids and sleeping pills.
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There's a mystique around being a porn performer, but the reality is that there's a lot of waiting around, you probably don't even get to fuck until the end of the day, you're going to be tired, there's going to be paperwork to sign.
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Chris Graham says that, ultimately, health care workers will have to decide on their own whether they can make use of these devices while Phillips emphasizes that we're in a moment of crisis where waiting around for an absolutely perfect solution could ultimately risk lives.
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Mr. Iannarelli writes that most of the fatalities from mass shootings happen within the first five minutes, well before the police can respond, so preparing students and teachers can make the difference between life and death: We cannot keep waiting around for something to change.
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"It seems clear that China isn't waiting around for an interim trade deal to be signed and is cranking up the revolutions on the stimulus engine sooner rather than later as its economy slows," said Jeffrey Halley, senior Market Analyst for Asia Pacific at Oanda.
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Pocket lets you quickly save those stories for later, so you don't forget about them, and it downloads them so you can read them offline — perfect if you're someone who's frequently on a subway, a plane, or just waiting around somewhere with poor signal.
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This is perhaps the problem of presenting Eliasson's works in the context of a retrospective, where visitors know that something else likely just as cool is waiting around the corner, and where mirrors, kaleidoscopes, and immersive experiences offer one Instagram-worthy moment after another.
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Luckily for TAD fans, who have been waiting around 276 years to be able to purchase a record, Sub-Pop finally reissued their first three albums—remastered and blessed by the godfather of grunge, Jack Endino— God's Balls, Salt Lick, and 8-Way Santa, last Friday.
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To bring the metaphor back to current politics, one way to understand congressional Republicans' dilemma is that they are trapped at the world's worst dinner party where almost everybody is still too scared to leave and/or they're still waiting around for some of that amazing dessert.
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And we should demand a private right of action that can't be signed away in a terms-of-service agreement: When the privacy rights of users are violated, users should be allowed to sue those companies rather than waiting around for a government agency to do something.
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After a lot of waiting around, many emotional reunions, some trading of fun stories by the fire, big genealogical reveals, a knigting ceremony, and even some hot sex, the White Walkers have finally reached Winterfell for what is reportedly the longest battle sequence ever in the history of battles.
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The first time I saw him, I spent a little too long lingering in my rumpled Hello Kitty boxer PJs, waiting around for him to get off his shift at a campus cafe—to talk about the tenets of anarcho-syndicalism and the Californian deathgrind band Cattle Decapitation, probably.
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Strictly speaking, this is a children's book, but it celebrates some of the great features of the American character: individualism, gentle good humor, tolerance, the kindness of strangers, the lure of the open road, and the optimistic sense that — despite everything — better things might be waiting around the corner.
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He recalled the fans waiting around and clamoring for a result, and he recalled the fact that neither college football nor the NFL had overtime systems at that point—though the NFL had adopted sudden-death for playoff games in the 1950s—and neither appeared likely to implement them anytime soon.
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With the favored pastime of blue-bloods apparently slowly fading away, we should be asking what we can do with all of those courses—acres and acres of gently sloping green space, sometimes in the city and sometimes not, just waiting around for somebody to do something useful with them.
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Of course, the hot-and-cold Diaz is a far cry from the title shot Alvarez demanded after beating Pettis, but the fact is that at the moment, Alvarez's shot will either depend on his waiting around for months on end, or his defeating another top-ranked fighter in the meantime.
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People in Austin are still kind of yokels when it comes to spots like Uchi, so you'll want to make a reservation so you're not waiting around for a table with a bunch of goofballs in Longhorns ball caps, cargo shorts, and flip-flops, but the tempura alone will make it worth it.
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It makes watching the series more social (through viewers posting on Twitter or Instagram stories) since every current viewer is more or less watching the same show within the same couple of weeks, as opposed to, say, someone binging an entire show in one night and then waiting around for everyone else to finish it.
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Although we understand the critique that Roberson's talk was a little too focused on women waiting around for men and generalizes these relationship struggles between only straight men and straight women, it's not too difficult for anyone — no matter their gender or sexual orientation — to take what she said an apply it to their own life.
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Reinvention and reimagining are great things to see in a genre that sometimes seems to risk converging on a single shared fantasy—and totally necessary to keep longtime players interested in what's waiting around the next corner—but seeing all these games side-by-side, I can't help but wonder whether they can all thrive together.
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After all, there's always a new, more extreme ban waiting around the corner: The Kentucky legislature is in the process of passing a ban on performing abortions that cause the "bodily dismemberment, crushing, or human vivisection of the unborn child" any time after 11 weeks "post-fertilization" (or 13 weeks gestation—about two weeks earlier than the Mississippi law).
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The Cavaliers, who sit atop the Eastern Conference at 42-19, have not just been waiting around, though, having bolstered their roster in recent days with the additions of Deron Williams, a veteran point guard, and Andrew Bogut, a defense-minded center who could make his debut for the Cavaliers against the Miami Heat on Monday.
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We can't have until the 2018 election, waiting around to accomplish the Trump agenda, to secure the border and stop illegal immigration and repeal Obamacare and fix the economy and fix the veterans administration, all those things need to be done and we can't be at a standstill while we wait for John McCain to determine what he's going to do.
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The reality is when you are part of a band, right at the beginning of doing this as a career, it's a lot of traveling and waiting around; you're cramped in a van with six or seven other people; you eat what's given or what you can afford with your per diem which is, for some, about $20 a day.
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Nearly every song was about this: "Stay With Me," the sad song about wanting a man to stay even when it's clear he's not in love; "Good Thing," the sad song about deciding that he's stayed too long waiting around — that one begins with a vision of him getting mugged outside the man's door and dying in his arms like Éponine.
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Of course, Dulles has maybe two customs booths open so we end up waiting over an hour and a half to get back into the US. T is there to pick us up (and a total saint for waiting around in his car for an hour!), and I'm grateful to be back in my own flat around 8:00 p.m.
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Rather, they're doing something reflective of superior talent: And those teams that were just a game worse had outcomes just as good: So let's say you've been waiting around since 1908 because you're an ageless demon of a Cubs fan who licks his horrid sagging flesh under a manhole cover on Lakeshore Drive and lives off the quagga mussels that have infested Lake Michigan.
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Maggie and Sasha weren't the only ones being practical this week; Carl and Enid were also prepared to take matters into their own hands, with Carl itching to take on Negan himself (it's a suicidal impulse, but admirable nonetheless), and Enid determined to go to Hilltop and check on Maggie without waiting around for anyone to give her permission or risk themselves by accompanying her.
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Read: Mueller's team paints Manafort as a "wildly successful" political operative twisted by greed in closing argument But Seth Waxman, a former federal prosecutor in D.C., said that after Manafort's conviction last week, he'll likely begin to calculate that working with Mueller may seem like a safer bet than waiting around for a pardon from the ever-unpredictable Trump, who may face political pressure not to issue that pardon later on.
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Mostly, the average Austinite's relationship to SXSW is kind of a grudging Cold War—it's cool to complain about the traffic, it's cool to be annoyed at all of the people in the tech and music industries who showed up ten minutes ago to treat the city like a toilet, it's cool to laugh at them for waiting around in line for Austin's most mediocre food (yeah, bro, it's totally worth standing in line for fucking Torchy's Tacos).
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But it feels more likely that the future of gaming is that you get what you pay for across a continuum of consoles: Xbox One for a baseline experience, Xbox One X for a little more graphical oomph, Xbox Series X for the best visuals and an expensive SSD that means less waiting around for game levels to load, and xCloud's console in the cloud if you want to pick up and play those games on your phone if we take the Microsoft example.
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