He waits, waits, waits, and then hammers a shot off Stojkovic.
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Dele waits, waits, waits and then rolls a perfect ball to an open Lingard in the center.
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Time waits for no man, but fashion always waits for Alaïa.
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Retirement questions have also haunted North Carolina's 244-year-old coach, Roy Williams, as his program waits for the end of the N.C.A.A.'s investigation into long-running academic fraud — and waits, and waits, and waits.
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It is perhaps the most Waits-ian of Tom Waits albums, by virtue of having a Waits lookalike on the cover and a song selection that ranges across virtually every genre of music (and combinations thereof) Waits could wrangle.
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Supreme Court nominee waits (and waits) CNN's Deirdre Walsh contributed to this report.
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He encourages debate among his employees and waits — and waits — for a consensus to emerge.
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Sometimes he waits for someone to arrive; but just as often he waits for someone to leave.
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In a nonverbal paroxysm of grief, as unmistakable as the eroticism of Clouds, Maureen waits, then waits some more.
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Portugal, on the other hand, waits and waits and then breaks out like a stolen Ferrari on the counterattack.
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Americans can expect longer waits to address Social Security issues, just as veterans can expect longer waits for disability claims.
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"The cruel irony, the almost unbelievable irony, is that the person who waits and waits and waits, after it happens, says, 'I've done what I've got to do, and I'm out of here,&apos" her son Rich Ball, 75, said.
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No offense to Milan or London (though some will surely be taken), but the fashion world waits and waits for Paris Fashion Week.
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"You should have seen it this weekend," she tells us, recounting waits for tables, a backed-up kitchen, and half-hour waits for drinks.
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And as Biden waits and waits to decide whether he's running for president, people fill that void with signs that he just doesn't fit anymore.
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Tom Waits, when he comes to England, charges a lot of money, so these poor people in these neighborhoods can't afford to discover Tom Waits.
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Women are usually the one that cries on cue, the one that waits to get rescued, or the one that waits to get proposed to.
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He waits (and often waits some more) for me to feel like maybe it won't hurt too much or at all, and then let him know.
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"He waits (and often waits some more) for me to feel like maybe it won't hurt too much or at all, and then let him know," she wrote.
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To be fair, these people don't know that they are living within a horror movie or that Michael waits to kill Laurie the way she waits for him.
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Anthony: That's a way to alleviate the problem of potty parity altogether, so either nobody waits or everybody waits, but you don't have one group waiting more than another.
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Either way, this is the current reality for Amazon customers and Amazon sellers alike: Five-day Prime delivery waits are the norm, and month-long waits are not uncommon.
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He looks dazed as he sits on the vehicle's orange seat, his hands on his lap, as he waits to be treated, as he waits for somebody to help him.
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Whatever was precisely written by whom, it's fair to say she's as much a part of the smoke and mirrors of the Tom Waits latter-day persona as Waits himself.
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Jack White Claims That Tom Waits Stole His Watch Waits, I assume, did this in the knowledge that White would have to check the time on his cell phone going forward.
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Pumping waits for no one — not even working moms.
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And when pressed about the prevalence of long waits for VA health care last year, McDonald made a bizarre and insensitive comparison between veterans' care and the waits for rides at Disneyland.
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Trump waits quietly, until Clapper admits that nothing has changed.
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Get your selfie sticks ready — adventure waits for no one.
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She waits a beat and looks up from her cellphone.
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J. waits outside because the smell gives him a headache.
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People like Tom Waits, though, he has never failed me.
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Global commerce neither stops nor waits [for] the United States.
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The wasp waits for the egg to gestate and hatch.
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Romeeja Begum, 30, waits for food with her three children.
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He / she even waits for you when you're running behind.
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Then, a woman (Charlyne Yi) waits alone at the Roadhouse.
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A man waits at the register inside a baklava shop.
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Roxanne drives me to the ER and waits with me.
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People like Eddie Vedder, certainly Bruce, Tom Waits, Dave Grohl.
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Holleeder is currently in hiding as she waits to testify.
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The Fed also faces risks if it waits too long.
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Anthony Foxx waits for the countdown, then hits the plunger.
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Universal has figured out how to banish water park waits.
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It seems like corruption waits only for its next opportunity.
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"True Love Waits" Have something to add to this story?
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William, the teen journalist, waits below them on the ramp.
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But time waits for no one, especially for protecting taxpayers.
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Long waits for final totals are not rare in California.
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And long waits for needed care are not simply inconvenient.
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So she waits, too weary to talk much about politics.
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Hamas baits Israel and then waits for the world's outrage.
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Every day she waits for him by the front door.
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And, like all stars, the wave waits for no one.
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Let's start by stating there is no accessible Tom Waits.
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They've heard horror stories about long waits in other countries.
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The doctor waits a beat before offering his final words.
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She holds it together, waits for him to fall asleep.
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Energy will soon be required, but, for now, he waits.
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Riders complain of long waits for cars and rising fares.
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But progress waits for no one, not even Notre Dame.
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A souvenir seller waits for business in Dublin's city center.
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As he waits for the exact address, we kill time.
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He still can't work as he waits for identification documents.
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This groom looks serene as he waits for his bride.
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The cost of inaction only grows the longer Congress waits.
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And remember when it's all over, Vienna waits for you.
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I'm not someone who typically waits in lines for things.
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Beck, Kendrick Lamar and Tom Waits articulate the creative impulse.
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Here, one waits inside a shell for its passing prey.
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Public transit meant shivering waits for buses that rarely came.
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She has given birth to seven children while she waits. ■
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Maybe he waits for the last moment, I don't know.
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He waits at the crosswalk corner, gets the okay to walk from the driver first in line, and runs into the middle of the street, stops, and waits for his mom to join him.
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When they met—Brennan, working as a script editor for Columbia Pictures and Waits, down the hall writing the soundtrack to Francis Ford Coppola's One From The Heart—Waits had exhausted his sentimental stumblebum persona.
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Other patients face longer waits for care and hospitals lose money.
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But the Fed also faces risks if it waits too long.
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While she waits, Ms Park has been stripped of her powers.
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Longer waits in security lines are largely a question of volume.
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Chloe waits for him for the better part of an hour.
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The waits are still long, and the anxieties and tragedies remain.
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She lives out in the desert in California and waits tables.
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In the meantime, Haight waits for any word about her mom.
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A growing queue of youngsters waits nearby to do the same.
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Trump puts his faith in work, and waits upon the whirlwind.
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THE RAINS for which Narayanappa waits are not the whole story.
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A English Springer Spaniel waits gets brushed backstage of the show.
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But Taylor waits to actually eat it until the next morning.
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People will tell you Tom Waits' best album is Rain Dogs.
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"The Eyeball Kid is a comic-book character," Waits told Magnet.
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Waits did not reply to a request for comment from Reuters.
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Meanwhile, a resurgent but divided Labour Party waits in the wings.
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While she waits, she continues to spread word of the case.
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It doesn't exist so it never waits for the G train.
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An online ticketing system nixes dull waits on never-ending lines.
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The result: waits of an hour or more at some airports.
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Update!" and waits for it to finish, then says "Camera 2!
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TSA said security waits remained normal with the exception of Atlanta.
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Now, the world waits to see how far the pain spreads.
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Somehow, she waits patiently and the snake goes on its way.
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But Waits said he doesn't see the point in getting insurance.
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She waits until its gelid eyelids flutter, then gives the signal.
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Something new, different and often challenging waits in nearly every gallery.
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I know that The Executor waits for me beside my bed.
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Yeah, Ron Perlman does look like a less-cute Tom Waits.
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Another staff member, Pieter Bos, waits across the street with brochures.
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Thing is, even Tom Waits advertized dog food in the '80s.
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Instead, he said the fund usually waits for much larger pullbacks.
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As it waits, the S.D.F. is shoring up its prison capacity.
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Would government insurance cause shortages of doctors or waits for care?
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But some popular models will require longer waits, potentially into October.
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It waits to collect Altidore, and then Howard, before lurching away.
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In the first of the three stories, "Waiting," Vernon, well, waits.
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At the top of the stairs, Olivia waits to show her.
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Edward Kennedy from Urbandale, Iowa, waits for former South Bend, Ind.
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He drives off to his next corner, where another canner waits.
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It historically waits a little longer to adopt new cellular technologies.
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We may never know why IT waits three decades between bursts.
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Despite those frustrations, and the long waits, voting went ahead peacefully.
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Avery Pinder waits outside the Freeport airport on Tuesday, Sept. 10.
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There are rarely lines or waits at the satellite TKTS booths.
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"My wife always waits up, which is nice," Mr. Ubert said.
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And as Catesby ponders fleeing, Guy Fawkes (Tom Cullen) waits underground.
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The vagaries of the system mean that waits can be long.
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"The longer the school waits it out, they're winning," he said.
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Instead, it waits for companies to report themselves to the CPSC.
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When we talk about the decline of America's infrastructure, we usually picture familiar scenes: commuters sitting in traffic, long waits for overcrowded metros and hour-long waits on the tarmac after planes pull away from a gate.
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Here's hoping the Grim Reaper waits awhile before coming to fetch him.
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She waits, feeding on less fortunate prisoners conspicuously dropped into her domain.
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Julia Salazar waits to be interviewed after winning the Democratic primary Thursday.
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Typically Tesla waits a full month after a quarter ends to report.
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Shuma Maher, 35, waits for food by the roadside with her daughter.
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Settera, 30, waits with her baby for food near the refugee camp.
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This meant insanely long waits in not one but three different lines.
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As a general rule, customers can expect long waits and surly staff.
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It's one less thing to worry about while she waits for answers.
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Meng remains on bail as she waits for court proceedings to continue.
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GEOPOLITICS waits for no man, not even the United States' president-elect.
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Once cytomegalovirus enters the fetal brain, it waits for a few days.
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White House Chief of Staff John Kelly waits while Puerto Rico Gov.
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Another pile of dog shit, metaphorical or otherwise, waits atop a seat.
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There's a long, long pause while Insatiable waits for you to laugh.
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Kromtech typically waits until a breach is secured before announcing its discovery.
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I call an Uber and my date waits for it with me.
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It simply ignores the problem and waits for the next press cycle.
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There's the way the scene waits to let this particular penny drop.
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A Clinton supporter nervously waits to hear more elections results in NYC.
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It waits between calving events, but it surely looks close to breaking.
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We have always told ourselves stories about what waits in the dark.
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She sometimes visits more than one while she waits for her plane.
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However, the longer Congress waits, the quicker that funding will run out.
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Goes on errands fast asleep, and snores as he waits at table.
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The waits at designated ports of entry can sometimes extend for weeks.
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As Reg waits, he slowly understands that he's in a gay bar.
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The longer he waits, the more there will be to potentially undo.
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And Frostpaw dances on while the world waits and real action stalls.
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No wonder there were lengthy waits for its unusual and inventive drinks.
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Me think me has everything Tom Waits has, plus me is blue.
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Stefanowicz waits while I return to the ICE to retrieve my jacket.
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Your character stays by the body, waits for the police to arrive.
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In silence the school then waits for the enchanted carvings to react.
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A rabbit in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, waits for his nightly bowl of oats.
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Those prolonged and statuesque pauses, those coolly regal waits before acknowledging applause!
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New films are held back as Hollywood waits to capitalize on Christmas.
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There are the notoriously long lines and waits to make the crossing.
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Mr. Leissner is free on bail while he waits to be sentenced.
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The airport has become a place of concentrated anxiety and long waits.
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Third, Washington waits for the next shiny object to dangle before voters.
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If he waits, he or his message runs the risk of irrelevance.
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But expect longer waits and more thorough screening on U.S.-bound flights.
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She waits in vain for Luke to come to her as promised.
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A person waits at the US–Mexico border crossing in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Every day Congress waits to act, the problem is harder to solve.
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A full-time attendant waits just outside for touch-ups and emergencies.
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Unfortunately, the family of retired FBI agent Robert "Bob" Levinson still waits.
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Sammy escorts him out the door and waits patiently for his return.
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A sallow bank clerk waits with his dreadlocked sixteen-year-old son.
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Apple usually waits until September, however, to release its new flagship iPhones.
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She waits until the penultimate page of her book to say so.
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A commuter waits outside a Metro-North train station in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Long waits increased as some hospitals were unable to meet the demand.
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Trump administration officials contend that the years-long waits encourage fraudulent claims.
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The NTSB typically waits until its investigation is completed to make recommendations.
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The NTSB typically waits until its investigation is completed to make recommendations.
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Halal carts and a Nathan's truck can distract from potentially long waits.
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He patiently waits for me to take my place and get situated.
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He waits to sell certain pairs until they reach their maximum value.
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For now, drivers are resigned to the waits, but tempers are fraying.
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Some Tesla owners have complained about long waits to have cars repaired.
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He turns on the Bat Signal, then waits around an abandoned warehouse?
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And then the president waits to see if they hit their target.
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Tom Waits will defend his music and legacy with an eloquent passion.
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Here, the daemon waits for incoming network connections on certain designated ports.
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Supreme Court nominee waits (and waits) The decision is a major gamble for GOP leaders, given that a potential Clinton White House could try to push forward a younger and more progressive nominee than the 63-year-old Garland.
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One day she gets off her bicycle, leans it against the wall of the house, knocks at the door, waits and waits, while a few metres from her the dog backs away and then hurls himself at the fence.
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He waits and waits, and at the moment of divulgence — which inevitably arrives, should he be able to wait long enough — he seizes the secret or confession he came for, magpie-like, and flits away, a glossy black shadow.
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There is one who waits for you, but you can't see Him now.
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He waits until something gets under his skin so bad he blows up.
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But Wollyung is a farmer, and the harvest season waits for no one.
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Inside his home office, on Tuesday, Coletta waits for Zhuhai's signals to appear.
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It waits for a market or market demand to ripen and then strikes.
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Hayes waits at the door as I duck in from a biblical downpour.
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Misty wakes up armless in a hospital room, where Colleen waits for her.
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Serkan Almaz waits at the counter of his handmade backgammon and chessboard store.
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Maya Meri, 8, waits at a prosthetics center in Istanbul on July 5.
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The only problem is that some poor bastard waits on the other track.
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Short waits, such as those at stoplights, will count against workers' driving time.
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Jazz band playing in the Rose Garden as world waits for Paris announcement.
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They beat their chests while the other fellow sharpens his knife and waits.
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She waits for it to swing open and for Quanté to come in.
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So far this morning it appears that the waits might be that bad.
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At first, he waits at a convenience store counter, hands behind his back.
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Paige waits outside her classroom as her peers recite the pledge of allegiance.
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Oliver draws pictures of his mother and waits for her to come home.
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Corinne is waiting in Miami where her father waits with some tough questions.
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Woody waits in the closet while other toys have become Bonnie's new favorites.
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Cruz allies say the stakes for Neugebauer grow more the longer he waits.
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If everyone waits at the same time no one may like the outcome.
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Long waits between a parent first expressing worry and final diagnosis are common.
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Waits were just a few minutes, but lengthened as the day wore on.
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The artist calls her family and waits for them in our living room.
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Otherwise, there is not much passengers can do to end the longer waits.
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The weather forced long waits Thursday night at Manhattan's Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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For now, the community waits for the Indian Parliament to decide their rights.
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Meanwhile, 450 miles away, Lagos patiently waits for Abuja to become like it.
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Nothing better than Tom Waits with eggs, or blaring Ceremony with a beer.
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I had "lines" for WAITS, "each" for A POP and "tased" for LASED.
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People reported long waits to see therapists, high costs, and poor insurance coverage.
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But the plan is not likely to affect long waits on the tarmac.
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He looks like a rabbinical Deadhead and growls like a Yiddishkeit Tom Waits.
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While he waits for that ... nobody's stopping him from watching Tom Brady work.
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A line of cabs waits at the light, and the intersection is empty.
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Mozilla lays off 70 as it waits for new products to generate revenue
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Uber warned that the cap could result in higher prices and longer waits.
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That meant long waits and a mountain of negative complaints on social media.
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And waits of as long as seven hours in crowds with other travelers.
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It is not only decency but eros itself that waits to be regained.
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The cast includes Tim Blake Nelson, Liam Neeson, Zoe Kazan and Tom Waits.
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He waits;" and "Fire escapes were invented to protect fire from Chuck Norris.
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Here's what you need to know: • Florida waits as Irma lashes the Caribbean.
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Maud pleads and protests, and then moodily waits for her story to begin.
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The company typically waits until the fall to release its new flagship smartphones.
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As the final races wrap, the maintenance crew waits in the harrow yard.
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John Baldessari decided that this film should be narrated by me, Tom Waits.
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The intelligent and educated couple waits, struggles, then eventually has a single child.
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If Beckham waits, of course, he incurs injury risk, and his leverage increases.
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The lowest maximum waits on any day are, as noted, from 1 a.m.
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Cancer-free and optimistic, Ms. Davidson still waits for her strength to return.
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The strain on EDs has impacts beyond simply inconveniencing patients with long waits.
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Until then, Mr. Ramírez waits in Havana for a delegation to negotiate with.
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In the space between those two possibilities, the country waits, holding its breath.
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What waits in their married life as dreams – as they tend to – fade?
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My husband waits in line for five hours to see it opening night.
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When there's a lull in conversation, Long smiles, makes eye contact, and waits.
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He also said his attorney believes it would help him politically if he waits.
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A Marine waits to conduct a fire mission in Syria early on June 3.
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She eliminates him, she takes him back; she asks him to change, she waits.
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And I mean, I could have just filmed Tom Waits doing monologues for days.
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Or to mutter to himself while he waits in a long line for brunch?
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Insularity remains, Causing new corporate stains, As the board waits for fresh Trian welts.
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The scene is almost entirely from Nick's perspective as he quietly waits for Gypsy.
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Down in Chile, Rodriguez waits tables at a busy seafront restaurant popular with tourists.
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All science operations by the rover are suspended while it waits out the storm.
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Adrianza is on the disabled list as he waits to make his Minnesota debut.
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A marker from the Texas Historical Commission waits in the yard of the house.
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A Golden Retriever waits in the benching area in the arms of its owner.
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A little girl waits for her mother to vote in Baleni, Romania, May 26.
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A vendor of plastic flowers waits for customers on a street market, Oct. 16.
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Voters endured long waits to use one of Maricopa County's 60 polling stations Tuesday.
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Buying a home costs hundreds of thousands of dollars and involves years-long waits.
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Time waits for no one, but occasionally, it does get stuck in a loop.
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A man waits beside the body of a family member at North Lombok Hospital.
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They found that precincts with high minority populations had some of the longest waits.
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And if something isn't done soon, the waits will only get longer and longer.
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"And when they're this quiet, you don't know what waits for you at home."
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As another person waits in the car, the man runs back to the vehicle.
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There, an empty chair waits, and a timer tick-tick-ticks the moments away.
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Other times they're dark as hell, like The Hurt Locker becoming Death Waits Everywhere.
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Yemeni Americans have been suffering with these long waits for a very long time.
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It is not the buildings themselves so much as what they represent: long waits.
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Right now, Google Home is mostly a passive device that waits for your commands.
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Unfortunately, so are reports of obscenely long lines and their attendant hours-long waits.
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Now he waits to see if it pays off -- or if he goes bust.
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She rarely admits fault, sows doubt, and waits for damaging revelations to blow over.
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As he waits, he watches people walk from the store to the parking lot.
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The panel has granted the outlet temporary passes while it waits for additional information.
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While skipping security isn't an option, there are ways fliers can shorten their waits.
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A pipe dream, clearly: The scarecrow nation still waits for its Francis of Assisi.
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A Kashmiri cloth vendor waits for customers at the snow-clad Patnitop hill resort.
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Then, he retreats to his kitchen and patiently waits for the story to unfold.
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Annie sits in Mr. Savage's office and waits for him to decide her fate.
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Daniel Waits, who's uninsured, said he's visited the health van four times since July.
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Not everyone waits until age 65 or 70 to quit punching the time clock.
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The longer the committee waits to act, the more Americans will continue to suffer.
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As Colin Kaepernick waits for a job opportunity, he continues to donate to charity.
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In every apple an orchard waits, but who has twenty years to cultivate it?
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Some people whose conversations are in the movie, like Mr. Waits, declined to comment.
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But even without his encouragement you expect Waits Snr might have got there anyway.
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He just really likes to consume free ketchup while he waits for his order.
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In mixed martial arts the referee usually waits for a break in the action.
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" All the same, she said, "France waits for you; France is faithful to you.
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He said the depot had a snack cart to appease drivers facing long waits.
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He waits for the painter to say more and he has to wait awhile.
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As he waits, Mr. Rodríguez tries to get by the best that he can.
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This is not the kind of piece that waits for an invitation to enter.
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Plus, I don't know if there's anything cooler than being labelmates with Tom Waits.
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While she waits, churches, synagogues and community organizations have provided her with financial assistance.
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Sometimes he waits in line at the clinic for an hour for his turn.
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Locals suffer long waits and crowding on basic services like roads and mass transit.
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"A crocodile patiently waits for his target, pretending to be a rock," he said.
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For a few mesmerizing seconds the novelist waits for him to leap — or fall.
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In the meantime, the world watches, and waits, for Mr. Trudeau's next sock statement.
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She sits and waits and lets everyone speak, and then she finds a compromise.
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Knockalisheen, many days he just waits in his shared room in the single men's
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She waits until the sun starts to set and it's dusk in the Bay.
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More prosaically, Waits has a falsetto and a basso, a holler and a croon.
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And then waits a little more, because there's Jessica, her neighbor, out walking Cocoa.
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There are doctor shortages and long waits for some forms of care, Kassam said.
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Outside the cubicle, a teacher waits to make sure the samples are not swapped.
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And the press waits on the courthouse steps, camera and tape recorder in hand.
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It waits in the water for whatever swims into its orange curtain of tentacles.
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Two: Longer waits do happen, but they seem more the exception than the rule.
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In the sequence, Frances (Chloë Grace Moretz) waits tables at a New York restaurant.
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Yuriy's clinic lies below where he waits, yet again, for the wounded to arrive.
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When they compared the longest waits for treatment among psychiatric patients to the longest waits of patients with other conditions, they found psychiatric patients who were admitted to hospitals waited up to 23 hours, almost 14 hours longer than other patients, in 2011.
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Owners who offer medical care contend that their business model will save insurers money because people will seek medical attention sooner if it's fast, easy and affordable and does not require monthlong waits for an appointment or long waits in a doctor's office.
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How did casting fall into place with Sissy Spacek and Tom Waits and so on?
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A few rules for the cleanroom where NASA's new InSight Mars lander waits for launch.
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He won't talk to her, and she waits until he's gone to make snide criticisms.
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He waits three hours for her, only to be ignored as she departs with clients.
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A smart value investor buys low, then patiently waits for the "herd" to catch up.
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Historically, Netflix waits about a month after the premiere to announce upcoming seasons of shows.
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I almost chose three Waits songs for this record but thought that was overdoing it.
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There were reports of three-hour waits in Jefferson County and Lee County in Alabama.
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The MQ-9 Reaper drone waits in a hangar at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska.
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Instead, he waits to be asked for help, assuming that until then, help isn't needed.
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Because its neighbours do not recognise its sovereignty, entering the territory can involve long waits.
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Royal fan Joseph Afrane waits near the proposed route of the carriage procession in Windsor.
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Rep. Ayanna Pressley waits to speak at a rally on Capitol Hill on Sept. 26.
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A family waits for their turn to board a bus from Puebla to Mexico City.
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Dancer Vimi Solanki waits to perform on stage as Lord Krishna during Diwali on Nov.
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Ed Jackson, a bus driver from Orlando, waits out the storm from the hotel lobby.
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While he waits, Rea toasts some panko breadcrumbs in butter to top off his dish.
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A family in Houston waits to be transferred to a shelter by the National Guard.
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A painter rushes in and paints the entire meal in oil while the family waits.
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T.J. Gonick, standing on the barrier, waits for the USWNT ticker-tape parade to pass.
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Brian Harris, 8, waits for the parade to begin during the 2011 Denver Juneteenth celebration.
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Many clinics are understaffed, lengthening waits and causing patients to visit emergency wards in desperation.
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An injured earthquake victim waits for medical help outside the Moh Ruslan hospital in Mataram.
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Voters endured long waits to use one of Maricopa County's 60 polling stations last month.
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This is sad, but you know what else is sad: that time waits for nobody.
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And those who are able to make the trip are often faced with unnecessary waits.
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The animal's ribs are visible as it waits to be rounded up to be rehabilitated
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He&aposs talented enough to command more than $100 million if he waits two years.
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"Emily has a dark side," he explains as he waits for her to pick up.
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Across the garage, KGB handler Gabriel (Frank Langella) leans heavily on a cane and waits.
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Impossible raised $300 million in its latest funding round as it waits to go public.
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Rebecca waits for him inside, unwilling to leave him in rehab on such bad terms.
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Ivan, 28, knocks back an energy drink as he waits to choose his next boss.
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Meanwhile, President Barack Obama's nominee for the bench, Judge Merrick Garland, waits on the sidelines.
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And while it waits for those technologies to become really real: more trucks and SUVs!
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As she waits for answers, others politically aligned with her husband have met violent ends.
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When they must go into the interior for something, Grace does it and Veronica waits.
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This goes on for 15 minutes while the waiter patiently waits next to the table.
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Shoo-in So, while Shahbaz Sharif waits to be elected to Parliament, in steps Abbasi.
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Then he sulks off to the side and waits patiently for class to be over.
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That's much, much earlier than ever before — Google usually waits until its IO developer conference.
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The media world now waits to see if the tumult chases the FNC viewers away.
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If you think the waits at airport security are bad now, just wait until summer.
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I always wanted to cover Tom Waits because I've never seen anyone do it right.
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I feel like the magic is lost the longer one waits to release an album.
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After drugging everyone in the ranch with tranquilizers, she waits for Kevin to show up.
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Apple usually waits to jump into new consumer technologies, and it's hard to blame them.
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For now, the world waits in anticipation until we hear the news from Beyoncé herself.
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She waits out Los Angeles traffic, feet on the dash, tapping her foot to Sade.
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The psychology of queuing has also found that waits seem shorter when you are distracted.
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As the family waits out the monster invasion, a nefarious cult looks to exploit Ally.
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She carefully waits, for instance, to reveal the early trauma that has hardened Margot's heart.
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But for some runners, the staggered starts and long waits in corrals are too much.
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Back in Mariana, 27-year-old Genivaldo Nascimento waits for the job center to open.
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No one waits for Cyber Monday to launch the internet's biggest holiday shopping surge anymore.
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Beyond it, inside a comfortable farmhouse, waits Ed, the fifth-generation owner of the property.
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And what sort of voter waits until the day of voting to bother doing research?
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The discount increases if Spotify waits longer than a year to do so, they said.
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Well, I hate the term 'jam band' so let's say it's more like Tom Waits.
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Yester went on to help produce albums by The Turtles, Pat Boone and Tom Waits.
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Nurkic waits until Antetokounmpo commits, then passes to Noah Vonleh (Antetokounmpo's man) for a dunk.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A blonde ponytail waits alone on an unmade bed.
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The Associated Press is reporting hours-long waits and equipment malfunctions at polls across America.
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Theranos also promised to deliver results in a few hours, to eliminate anxiety-inducing waits.
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Iggy Pop is a shirtless zombie and Tom Waits is the extravagantly bearded Hermit Bob.
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Still, freighters have struggled to navigate waterways, sometimes enduring long waits for an icebreaker's assistance.
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A drifter named Hermit Bob (Tom Waits) lives in the woods and watches it all.
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Mary Shelley, mid-miscarriage, waits for news of her husband and learns that he's drowned.
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India's public health care system is marked by long waits, poor care and worker shortages.
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These waits may have disproportionately affected communities with large populations of black and Latino voters.
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Waits, with its deep, invisible eye, its patience of saints, the patience of eternity. Until!
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New Hope's production is falling as it waits for approval to expand its mining operations.
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He immediately strides to the center of the Australia penalty area and waits for service.
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In the video, Aliyah waits outside for her sister to emerge from her school bus.
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And she waits for a family friend to slide takeout meals through the front door.
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As she waits for the bus, a deflated helium balloon bobs nearby in the wind.
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Before long, an animal runs into the road while something else waits in the dark.
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Some precinct leaders found themselves on hold for hours, with others disconnected after long waits.
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This friendly little feline gives a little massage while this man waits at the vet.
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Food shortages, skyrocketing fuel prices, scarcities of some medications, days-long waits at the border.
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Food shortages, skyrocketing fuel prices, scarcities of some medications, days-long waits at the border.
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He is an illustrator, lives in Bushwick, Brooklyn, and waits tables to make extra money.
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If erring on the side of consumer safety means lengthy waits, then so be it.
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Kennedy hasn't been activated either as he waits to return from a right hamstring strain.
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The longer the GOP waits, the sooner they — not the Democrats — will own ObamaCare's failures.
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Some American states, including California, allow surrogacy, which can cost $180,000 and involve long waits.
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Nowadays, Mr. Robinson, known as Rocky, sometimes goes and waits where there might be trouble.
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Mr. Waits often relied on Mr. Carney, beginning with his album "Rain Dogs" in 20153.
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It's just there, not unlike how Christie just kinda waits in fear while standing behind Trump.
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As she waits for the new arrival, she's been finding time for date nights with McDermott.
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Typically, the department waits for federal prosecutors to conclude civil rights violations inquiries before taking action.
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Life waits for no one and no storm, as two expectant mothers learned during Hurricane Irma.
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She's on a 12-month work authorization while she waits for her visa to be approved.
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He's palpably anxious, crouched a good distance away while he waits for the police to arrive.
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Have we solved the mystery of who this random old man who waits on Elizabeth is?
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Police released him to his parents while he waits for a court date to be set.
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He waits, for far too long, for his son to just snap out of his habit.
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"True Love Waits" won the designation of saddest song with a Gloom Index score of 1.
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The bank had to add branch employees in response to negative customer feedback about long waits.
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As Dignity 1 waits for the Italian coastguard, I spend a moment on the second deck.
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These are issues to which Mr. Mueller cannot provide a solution, however long the public waits.
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In a last-ditch effort, the mouse squashes itself up against the rock and waits, panting.
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Uncertainty could cause a freezing up of business activity as investment waits for the new landscape.
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Meanwhile, Holman is facing a year in Dubai while she waits for her day in court.
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She stands absolutely still and silently waits, listening for the sound of scales rubbing against vegetation.
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And -- but I think it&aposs best that everybody just waits and see what happens next.
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"Everybody, including Al Gore in 2000, waits to see what those election results are," Conway said.
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Medicare hotlines and assistance will have long waits in the last few weeks of open enrollment.
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Once the store opens, she waits at her stand, watching scooters buzz by on the street.
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Instead, Tinder waits until at least 30 minutes before a place shows up, or even longer.
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Ansel begins by sprinkling a hot paella pan with sugar and waits for it to caramelize.
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While she waits to wrap that up, Luann is staying busy with her acclaimed #CountessAndFriends show.
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A deputy Idaho attorney general waits by a phone in case of a last-minute pardon.
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So logic would follow that your friend's probability of getting pregnant increases the longer she waits.
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Outside, Jesús waits with the shopping bags while his parents go into a nearby drug store.
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Paxton will get at least two starts as the team waits for Felix Hernandez to heal.
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Some of my favorite artists, like Tom Waits, they'll be most prolific in their later years.
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Nutanix's CEO is sweetening the equity pot for employees as the company waits to go public.
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Khloé's got other issues to deal with while she waits for Kim to ask for help.
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Horror stories of long waits for treatment, bureaucratic inertia, fraud, incompetence, cover-ups and politics abound.
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I know it's a pain, but this is how it is: food waits for no one.
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Waits would have been an unforgettable Blonde, but few can deny Madsen's imprint on the role.
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Ben listens to a lot of Tom Waits, Sun Ra, Yung Lean, Steve Lacy, and Porches.
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Héctor journeys north to search, as Lilia, about to give birth, waits, confined to her bed.
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If Clinton waits until after New Hampshire to do this, it may be well too late.
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For now, Maria waits in the detention center in Texas for her next immigration court hearing.
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He seems particularly affected as he waits for the body to be taken off an airplane.
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Though he too has left himself an out, as the world waits for a final bill.
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And maybe that's—I mean Tom Waits is clearly often writing stories that are so fantastical.
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They can't go back to Colombia because the Colombian army waits for them on the border.
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As he waits in an abandoned field in the dark, Barry is silhouetted in glowing green.
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In a vignette in Budapest's cavernous Central Market Hall, B. waits his turn to buy vegetables.
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His voice is sometimes gruff and sometimes honeyed—a mixture of Tom Waits and Marvin Gaye.
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Waits said he doesn't notice that he's in a van when he goes for his appointments.
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A stag runs and an owl ruffles his feathers as a singing man approaches—Tom Waits.
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It cannot be a very long time, because the clock ticks and waits for no man.
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With expensive price tags and long waits, it's a wonder why everyone isn't turning to homebrew.
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While he waits: Guzman's lawyers are fighting the U.S. government over the terms of his confinement.
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In North Scottsdale, one of the county's most affluent communities, waits were nowhere nearly as long.
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We jammed and it sounded like a strange mix of Black Keys, Tom Waits, and Stomp.
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The complaints were related to broken scanners, which resulted in hourslong waits at some polling places.
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Alex often waits until modders crack a game, revealing new ways to change how it looks.
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As he waits, he's been awash in finger-pointing following Tuesday's stunning Republican loss in Alabama.
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That world is growing ever more complicated, and it waits just outside the door with demands.
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I spoke with Kassam on Thursday as he waits for the results of his coronavirus test.
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If it waits, could WeWork be shut out from accessing public capital for years to come.
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The long waits have driven some migrants to give up and hit the northbound trail again.
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He waits in the garden of a Brooklyn bar while I get us two spicy margaritas.
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The longer the party waits, the less time it will have to promote a stand-in.
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Small companies complain about long waits for refunds of the GST they pay on their inputs.
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While she waits for a service to pick it up, here's what else she's watching. 10.
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Some tourists complained of long waits and pushing and shoving as evacuees boarded the first boats.
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Instead, he waits for them to arrive at bait sites in wooded areas throughout the island.
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Passengers on a few hundred flights endured another kind of frustration: long waits on grounded planes.
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"Joelle whispers, she waits, she's patient," said Lauren Coyne, a speech therapist who works with her.
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The Supreme Court typically waits to take cases until the lower courts have finished their work.
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With no firehouses or Disney villains in sight, a group of Dalmatians waits at Pier 94.
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She is tired, gazing off into the distance, as she waits, with serious dignity and grace.
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The longer the pension fund waits to cut benefits, the bigger the problem becomes, he added.
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Trump rarely waits for the facts before leaping on possible instances of terrorism for political gain.
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Norms has been featured in countless movies, TV shows, and even a song by Tom Waits.
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And the longer the world waits to act, the tougher it will be to limit warming.
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But Congress's efforts have stalled as it waits for the results of negotiations with the Europeans.
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It has become a passive one, in which the BOJ waits patiently until inflation creeps up.
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While the Senate waits on the NDAA, a range of hearings will be held in Congress.
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She waits to share what she has stolen on that sacred place, which is the screen.
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As a result, long waits may signal to voters that the entire election system is flawed.
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Now, with the essentially closed border with China, the rest of the world waits and watches.
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Everyone else waits, too — including the reader, who will find out what he did not expect.
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Several machines reportedly failed, leaving many voting booths sitting empty and leading to even longer waits.
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Several machines reportedly failed, leaving many voting booths sitting empty and leading to even longer waits.
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There were often long waits to hear about tests results and it was unbearable at first.
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Many voters also experienced long waits at polling places that lacked sufficient provisional ballots as backup.
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The world is a centrifuge that patiently waits to separate my Nigel from basic human dignity.
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Tom Waits is not a fan of his music being taken to further other people's endeavors.
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A throng of them, their experience ranging from extensive to none, waits onshore with reflective survival blankets.
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The company doesn&apost harvest any palm trees, but waits for leaves to fall to the ground.
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If move the camera away from your head, your character simply waits for your face to return.
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The hotel is selling it as a "time-saving dream," as you can avoid long airport waits.
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Please notice that he waits to cross until he's sure it's safe for him to do so.
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Still, she said, the patient can be immediately isolated while the hospital waits for more advanced results.
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The system essentially watches for a shipping event and then waits for the right barcode before opening.
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I had to hit the road at 5:30 AM, because chocolate waits for no man, apparently.
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With thousands of passengers missing flights due to long waits, Congress would be wise to move quickly.
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He has been taken to prison as he waits to find out if he'll be granted bail.
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In real time, it follows the protagonist as she waits to get the results of a biopsy.
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Valadez waits out the pain for at least three days before she goes to the emergency room.
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All of this comes while Didi waits upon the completion of its acquisition of Uber's China business.
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It is holding fire while it waits for its peace agreement with the government to take effect.
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Without giving it much thought, Jimmy peels off the tape and flips the switch off, then waits.
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While he waits for this perfect match, Binx is being treated to plenty of pats and walks.
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XyNazia Skinner, 7, waits to participate in a march for clean water in Flint in February 2016.
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A woman waits for a call on the only hill in Pulka, Nigeria, that receives cellphone signal.
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While Lisa waits out those five weeks, she is having a little fun with her furry guests.
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If I drop my phone he picks it up and waits for people to clap for him.
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Early-voting data show the busiest voting sites, with longer waits, were mostly in predominately Democratic locations.
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P. doesn't want anything and waits outside with the dog, who garners serious attention from everyone around.
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If central bankers waits until December, they risk being delayed by some adverse economic event, Martin said.
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She patiently waits for an irrational patient to stop complaining about some sort of pre-blood clot.
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TJ waits here as the picks tick from 14 to 15 to eventually the Ravens at 16.
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The extra money will ease pressure on the government as it waits for inflation to come down.
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"Everybody, including Al Gore in 2000, waits to see what those election results are," she later added.
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It's interesting to see that Apple waits around 6 months before launching red versions of its iPhones.
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Eat your heart out, Milan A model waits backstage during Ukrainian Fashion Week in Kiev, Ukraine Feb.
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How long each person waits — whether it's until marriage or another relationship marker — is also highly personal.
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Zach waits at the top for Amanda who can't seem to scramble through the mass of bodies.
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The man has been left depressed, one of his attorneys said, as he waits for future operations.
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He waits until after finishing hooking up to tell the pooch hotelier her condom decor is racist.
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While Sakai waits for a new Rhythm Heaven game, he has a drumset to keep him occupied.
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While Wall Street waits for the Dow to top 20,000, bitcoin eclipsing $1,000 could well come first.
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Meanwhile, long waits for state bill payments forced some social service providers to drastically scale back operations.
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" He waits for a beat, maybe to see if I can think of someone he's missed. "Nobody!
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Sarah Stage is trying to "enjoy the journey" as she waits for her second child to arrive.
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Kylie waits patiently at home for some lip-locking while her guy has a grand old time.
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A glass of grüner veltliner with my name on it waits at my spot at the table.
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The boy runs, stops, and waits for his mother to catch him and give him a hug.
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She specifically waits for the Kalyan-bound train on Platform 1, which arrives nightly around 11 p.m.
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I started with that fast pace, like the screwball comedies, where the dialogue waits for no man.
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The agency has come under fire recently, with some passengers reporting hourslong waits to get through checkpoints.
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Only six military hospitals offer the full range of infertility treatments, but they have long waits lists.
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As she waits for the presentation to begin, she recalls her first — and perhaps most memorable — upfront.
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But if that same person waits 10 years to start investing, they'll end up with only $300,000.
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Their modern heirs will not be deterred by a few rude atheists or long waits for visas.
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She has plenty to keep her busy while she waits to hear if her renewal is granted.
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But Mr. LaHood had himself experienced long waits on the runway during frequent trips home to Illinois.
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Waits said he likes that there isn't usually a long wait time, unlike at other health clinics.
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The inadequacy of the ports often leads to — on a daily basis — hours-long waits to cross.
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The organization had previously backed waits and background checks for handgun owners dating back to the 1980s.
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Bezos mentioned in several interviews in 1999 his gripe with long waits to start up his computer.
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President Donald Trump waits to speak during a 9/11 memorial service at the Pentagon on Monday.
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"Charlie is not the person who waits and sit on his hands — he's proactive," Mr. Weinberg said.
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He stands on the South Coast, on the White Cliffs of Dover, and waits for the sunset.
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When I write, she curls up next to me and waits, her belly ready for a rub.
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The department tests fewer than one in five rape kits and sometimes waits months to do so.
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She's still playing, while the rest of Bangkok waits to see what she'll come up with next.
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Hince orders a black coffee and while he waits takes a swig of Mosshart's turmeric-carrot juice.
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J.F.K. had the longest drive time — over an hour — and the longest waits to get through security.
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The Internal Affairs Bureau typically waits for prosecutors to finish investigating allegations against officers before interviewing them.
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The many rabbits that comfort the serial killer played by Tom Waits in the film "Seven Psychopaths"?
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Talks are ongoing, but investors believe the longer Washington waits, the greater the damage to the economy.
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It typically waits until the fall to launch its new flagship Pixel phones and other similar hardware.
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"After that, we had waits of up to six hours during the following days," Mr. Sotelo said.
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As Mr. Trump waits for the report, he's been passing the time by commenting on the news.
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A surfer waits for a chance to cross a crowded bike path in Venice, California, March 21.
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On Wednesday, he was told he could return — after he waits out a weeklong suspension without pay.
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Mr. Silagy said that southwest Florida, where the damage is most extensive, could experience the longest waits.
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Even if only a fraction visit New Frontier, that means a lot of planning or long waits.
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In contrast, nearby San Jose International, which uses TSA screeners, has been plagued by long security waits.
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And then McCabe waits an inordinate amount of time to decide to recuse himself from the case?
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I feel pressure, it's a ground undiscovered, for me, and you don't know what waits out there.
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He asks him questions, and then more questions, and waits through silences when Lloyd can't answer them.
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Matt McClain/The Washington Post A supporter waits to greet Buttigieg at a town hall on Jan.
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Mr. Arcuri acknowledged that there are inconvenient waits for defense lawyers who meet clients at the jail.
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But in an overtaxed system, waits have frequently been far longer, often lasting three months or more.
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A family waits for US immigration authorities outside El Chaparral port of entry, in Tijuana, Mexico, Dec.
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A detainee waits in a holding area at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in California.
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Then he said hello to his daughter, Alex, who waits tables there, along with his son, Sean.
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Stanley waits in the building to thwart this plan but falls asleep and dies in the fire.
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WASHINGTON — Congress often waits for a new president to take office before it gets down to business.
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He waits for Margaret to return to their shared home, which she does with Roddy in tow.
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While Bethany waits for the decision on her appeal, she and Zaina continue their tenuous existence together.
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The longer Sears waits to file for bankruptcy, the more the value of its assets arguably decline.
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While she waits to apply to another college, she is working at coffee shop near her home.
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If Congress waits to fund humanitarian assistance, it will put millions of lives at even greater risk.
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A second drum line waits down the hall, in a small meeting room half-filled with volunteers.
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He resembles a sailor on the pier as he waits for a contract following mandatory shore leave.
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What cash remains in Behzadzadeh's business waits in safes, secured to the floor, for the armored truck.
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I wouldn't be surprised if he waits another eight years, or as he threatened, jokingly, nine years.
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Both stories are heavier on atmosphere and dialogue than on action: They're epics of patience, in which Smiley — who in Mr. Guinness's portrayal seems the most patient man alive — probes and waits, and probes and waits some more, until at last the prey is cornered, nowhere left to run.
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"When the records Swordfishtrombones and Rain Dogs came out, I thought it was a very brave move, because he had a totally complete persona based around this hipster thing he'd taken from Kerouac and Bukowski," said Elvis Costello, quoted in book Tom Waits on Tom Waits: Interviews and Encounters .
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And if it's a rainy, cloudy day, she waits for a sunnier day to take the best photos.
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But longer waits such as those in airport queues, and other idling exceeding five minutes, will not count.
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Jowaher, 8, holds on to her favorite toy while she waits to enter Vinojug reception center, in Macedonia.
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For the next scene in Mensa's video, a white Ferrari waits parked outside the same Chinatown strip mall.
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But while no one will read it in his lifetime, the work waits for readers beyond this century.
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The little girl waits for two other adults and leaves the store with them, still holding the box.
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He waits for her to deliver a cutting-edge browser to him, because he's just waiting for her.
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Miguelina Espinal, center, waits to vote outside the Ivy Community Center with her five-month-old son Christian.
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Other checkpoints had waits of 30 to 45 minutes, or 15 to 30 minutes at the international terminal.
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And the average mother, the group says, waits two years longer for a promotion than the average father.
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Dear Angelica is minimally interactive; the world never waits for your response or forces you to make decisions.
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But #OscarsSoWhite isn't anything new, and Black Hollywood no longer waits for their recognition at mainstream award shows.
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A private jet waits on the tarmac for the JoJo and the three guys who get a rose.
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While Jon lies in bed, weak, wounded, and shirtless, Daenerys waits by his side, mourning her dragon Viserion.
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Seventeen-year-old Marco Tulio Daniel Ramirez waits at the border crossing between Nogales, Sonora, and Nogales, Arizona.
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Artisan pizza waits for no man, and even the shortest delivery times can ruin a perfectly delicious pizza.
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Oxford's mayor never signed the measure because he has been ill, said council President Steven Waits, WBRC reports.
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Airports all across the country are reporting massive lines, with hours-long waits for passengers becoming the norm.
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Nacho follows Kiwi to his water bowl and waits by his side as the pooch quenches his thirst.
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Fewer passengers mean fewer trains and buses, which leads to longer waits for those who persist with them.
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That storm has put NASA's Opportunity rover into hibernation mode as it waits for the tempest to pass.
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"The market needs to range trade for a while, as it waits to get more information on China."
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The line to enter the palace can be quite long, with waits up to a couple of hours.
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A parade-goer waits to see the Saint Anne Parade as it starts to move through New Orleans.
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But longer waits such as those in airport cues, and other idling exceeding five minutes, will not count.
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He waits for his rivals to go after him and then he hits them back twice as hard.
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Now, as she waits for an interview at the Albertville unemployment office, she's not sure it will be.
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While I'm eating, I text my boyfriend as he waits at the airport for his flight to leave.
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President Donald Trump isn't keeping a low profile while he waits for the release of Robert Mueller's report.
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Lastly, "take the Marylebone coach" is one of Waits' more colorful references and it is an obscure one.
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Magic Leap plans to use its funding to stay afloat while it waits for social norms to evolve.
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There were long waits at some polling stations and technology issues forced some voters to cast provisional ballots.
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United Continental Holdings Inc - The airline has seen pockets of issues, but no big impact on fly waits.
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Now the world waits to see just how involved the US will get in this deadly conflict. 2.
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The longer your phone maker waits to roll out the latest patches, the more at risk you are.
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Linus waits up for the Great Pumpkin, only to end up shivering and alone in the pumpkin patch.
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In fact, waits for a hearing can stretch the process out for a year or longer, he said.
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A shooter waits on each wing; Andrew Bogut, maybe, lurks beside the rim ready to stuff a lob.
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That's why he waits to pull the trigger on a stock until after he looks at the charts.
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If your friend waits a few more days, to take Plan B, it will only 25 percent effective.
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The film follows Cléo for two hours as she waits to find out the results of her biopsy.
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While Johnson waits for improvement in the credit spread, he sees the technicals as still supportive for financials.
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As Vera waits on his front porch, his hope is power will return before the next storm comes.
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Through the window of the bus, Bush seems to spot Zucker first, as she waits to greet them.
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What has been the response to the public outcry about unacceptable waits for care in single-payer systems?
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He typically waits until flying to his destination to book a room with the online travel agent Hotels.
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Instead, compliant Brand drives Eva to her appointments and numbly waits outside the hotel to take her home.
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She waits a long twenty minutes until finally Father O'Malley enters by a side door, like a sneak.
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So while the ruler patiently waits, he helps the old man dig a garden he's struggling to start.
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During this visit, Waits had to show paperwork with his income to see what insurance he qualified for.
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A CoSport spokesman did not respond to a Reuters request for comment on Thursday about the long waits.
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She also waits in a food bank line most days of the week just to feed her family.
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National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice waits at the South Portico for Bush to arrive at the White House.
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The Joint Strike Fighter program office typically waits until the report is formally released to Congress before commenting.
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If she waits just a few minutes too late, she might need to be revived from cardiac arrest.
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The proposed guest list was even more ambitious — Tom Waits, Jack Black and Axl Rose were also approached.
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They cited long waits and rushed care — not good if you factor in a 17,000 medical personnel reduction.
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That might be counterintuitive under this subhead, but so much of what makes Tom Waits great is counterintuitive.
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All immigrants undergo security vetting and can face years-long waits before they are given a green light.
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In Harris County, home to Houston, it was even worse; waits of up to five hours were reported.
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The band, one of jazz's most durable institutions, features the bassist Tarus Mateen and the drummer Nasheet Waits.
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Ithaca, where his wife, Penelope, waits for him while fending off potential suitors, is on the other side.
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There's no molly day or poppers day (*waits patiently for death threats from Molly Day 16 event organisers*).
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This all means that the people in Medicare, our government-run program, are doing just fine on waits.
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When we arrive at a four-way stop, she waits for three cars to go in clockwise order.
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What I'm saying is that, actually, if you don't give in to that, something better waits for you.
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An uncertain future waits for me and for girls who get the highest scores at the Rustam School.
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An uncertain future waits for me and for girls who get the highest scores at the Rustam School.
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About 100 Uber cars are on the road in Düsseldorf, and waits for a ride can be long.
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More than 5,000 people are on The List now, which translates into waits of two months or more.
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This rolls around very infrequently in the Times puzzle, and its female counterpart still waits in the wings.
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The demand for Trader Joe's stores does seem to outpace the supply, hence the long waits at checkout.
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She removes the remaining corals from their clean tanks and places them into the exposure tanks and waits.
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America waits for answers, a Xi painting depicts a propaganda shift and children on Nauru express emotional distress.
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The officials, including Brock Long, the FEMA administrator, acknowledged the long waits for both inspections and phone assistance.
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And if he waits until the fall, he will be accused of trying to influence the midterm elections.
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And the reader helplessly waits to see which of the endless terrible things that could happen actually will.
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And the longer the country waits to take action on either front, the worse the situation will get.
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We can so easily relate to one another, battling toddler meltdowns and long waits at the pediatrician's office.
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A large weather buoy decked out with gear for measuring wind speeds waits on the quay for repairs.
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The woke Democratic caucus waits for him to forget a name, or mistake his cellphone for the remote.
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Soon the bassist Joe Martin and the drummer Nasheet Waits are tumbling forth with a pulpy swing feel.
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That includes the individual acts and the smaller "interludes" that have been released between the excruciatingly long waits.
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LaMelo Ball is playing for the Illawarra Hawks as he waits to become eligible for the NBA draft.
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What is that thing called when somebody waits on the phone and it doesn't ring, the new term?
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" That's a nicely baroque variation on Lovecraft's famous line, "In his house at R'lyeh, dead Cthulhu waits dreaming.
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A white car pulls up to the barrier gate, waits for the arm to lift and drives off.
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While she waits, she sings to her bagels in the oven and pretends to read them a book.
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Several commuters complained of long waits and surge fares due to a dearth in cabs on the road.
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It waits patiently until a tall tree falls or is logged, creating an opening in the canopy above.
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Stein's efforts in Pennsylvania have also been stymied as she waits for a federal court hearing on Friday.
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Bill Clinton has been described as a "chronic procrastinator" who waits until the last minute to revise his speeches.
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Cris Carter, Tim Brown and Andre Reed endured long waits before their election, despite career statistics that dwarf Johnson's.
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Malika is mad as hell, and the entire family waits to hear from Khloé, who initially ignores their texts.
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She sits and waits patiently for someone to love on her because that is the highlight of her day.
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The standoff quickly becomes the topic of the RSA panel, and Marlinspike waits politely for his turn to speak.
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Aside from Facebook Memories, nothing reminds us that time waits for no one like seeing childhood stars as adults.
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Then, with Danny [Glover] and Tom [Waits], those parts were tiny in the script; they were just his accomplices.
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Instead, they&aposll wander around in groups across Tumblecube Island while the player waits for attack bars to fill.
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Waits till the Big Clock starts chiming, then it starts screaming, then the wail and they turn it off.
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Courts in San Antonio and Chicago have the longest waits at more than 1,500 days, or over 4 years.
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She waits at the bus stop, goes to the market completely unseen under the gaze of strangers and passersby.
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As he waits for his successor to arrive at the White House, Former President Obama kisses his wife Michelle.
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I mean, so she has been sitting around for seven months, and then she waits until the night before.
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Lose a few hundred million dollars while it waits for the Trump administration to get it right on trade?
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A child waits to be treated for an unknown infection on his body in Tapachula, Mexico, on June 1.
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A young boy waits at a bus stop in front of a destroyed vegetable shop in Eighth Mile Post.
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JJ: I always envied how Tom Waits could just walk over to a piano and bang out something incredible.
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While Meredith sits and waits for the surgery, she and her sisters vent about the men in their lives.
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" FWIW, the president said Tuesday he waits before responding to violent attacks to make sure he has "the facts.
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The longer Trump waits on the emergency, however, the more it undercuts his argument that there actually is one.
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Jackson, the man of no faith, tries to make a bargain with God while he waits at her bedside.
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To some extent, though, travel delays and long waits at the airport are inevitable at this time of year.
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Long waits to donate blood – we thank you so much, making a reservation might help save you some time.
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This super creepy Tom Waits number pops into my head every time I read about another Apple content acquisition.
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Then, he enters a confessional, where Beyoncé waits to hear his confessions on the other side of the screen.
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The longer the company waits and the more money it burns, the better it's going to have to be.
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Instead it's Bone Machine (which netted Waits his first Grammy in 1993), and it turns 25 years old today.
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Many of Medvedeva's programs appear to echo a consistent statement: The looming specter of death waits for us all.
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He could spend life in prison as he waits for a parole board to determine a possible release date.
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Alex Cranz, Gizmodo's reviews editor, "just waits for the cheese plate," and managing editor Andrew Couts brings beef jerky.
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So, while you might feel like your lowly 4.72 stars are getting you eight-minute waits, it's not you.
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Trump waits, by my count, about 13 seconds as the chant picks up energy and volume before speaking again.
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It's no coincidence that the only moving song on the album, "True Love Waits," was written two decades ago.
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As such, there can be long waits for transactions to confirm — unless you pay a transaction fee, that is.
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While he waits to find out exactly how rich he is, Martin is thinking about his own startup, Ideadash.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement that any waits in Mexico are expected to be temporary.
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"Daydreaming" and "True Love Waits" ripple and twinkle at their edges, completely different songs unfolding just beyond the veil.
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Back at the center in Mandaluyong City, Angelo*, a young working professional, waits on results from his HIV test.
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Because Alexa is always listening and waits for a trigger word followed by a command, this is somewhat plausible.
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On September 13, he was officially arrested and transferred to a prison where he now waits for his trial.
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In one image, Morris-Cafiero waits in a crosswalk for the light to turn, holding an ice cream cone.
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Blood can be seen on the patrol car's decal as Smith lies on his side and waits for help.
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For now, the standoff remains at Highway 1806, where the pipe waits to be dug under the Missouri River.
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During the first five months of the year, 70,000 American Airlines passengers missed their flights due to long waits.
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Luckily for us, Kendrick is a cover star of T Magazine's latest issue along with Beck and Tom Waits.
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Proximity, because it promises the possibility of arriving where all the room in the world waits to be claimed.
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During the waits he devoured material about the species he was observing, and about biology and ecology in general.
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If you try to buy the iPhone 27 Plus you'll see there are weeks-long waits for shipping dates.
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Here are the answers to five questions to help passengers understand why waits are longer at airport security checkpoints.
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This caused the system to lag when checking voters against the registration database, resulting in long waits to vote.
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Mr. Rogers can't see his parishioners, but he knows that they're out there, and he waits for their response.
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When it's sufficiently dark out, she heads to the beach and waits for a nesting female to show up.
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However, the President is incorrect to characterize Congress as sitting on its hands while the world waits for action.
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The House bill wanted to freeze the Medicaid expansion in 2020, while this new Senate bill waits until 2024.
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Subicz waits for her, but she never comes; the SS has dragged her off to the gas and ovens.
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But now, the average venture-backed company waits about eight years to go public, creating a headache for employees.
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In the summer of 1984, an Egyptian girl waits in front of the closed door of her mother's bedroom.
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Frustrated fliers like Camille Davies-Mandel of Maplewood, New Jersey still faced multihour waits at airport lines on Wednesday.
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The average American waits approximately three weeks to get the food stamps needed to feed themselves or the family.
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Instead, it waits for a formal offer to open an inquiry before examining whether a crime may have occurred.
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As families endured sometimes dayslong waits for their turns with a doctor, their children relieved themselves in the street.
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The changes that shoot through a parent as he raises an EpiPen and waits for a cough are irreversible.
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Waits had a torrid time in the early days supporting artists like Frank Zappa, with whom he was incompatible.
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This pattern, of visually implying a mystery waits around the corner, is supposed to provoke a strong pleasure response.
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Once the malware infects its target, it creates a new administrator account and enables a remote desktop — and waits.
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The bat, big and long and light, twitches in those quick strong hands as he waits for the delivery.
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It's also for the pretty well-to-do who love Tom Waits and want to feel a little arty.
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Republican US Senate candidate Roy Moore waits to take the stage on election night in Montgomery, Alabama, on Tuesday.
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Ms. Ham is not idle while she waits, and the embroideries are just one facet of a varied career.
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Guest vocalists include Meshell Ndegeocello, Steve Earle, Syd Straw and Mr. Ribot's longtime employer, Tom Waits. Anti-. Sept. 80.
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International airline passengers were delayed by half an hour while domestic passengers endured waits of up to two hours.
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Every month that Congress waits to act on the multi-employer pension crisis brings plans closer to complete collapse.
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And we have been slow to adopt virtual care, group-based care, and other models that would reduce waits.
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Now, the league has suspended him indefinitely while Kendricks waits for the sentencing phase (which is scheduled for January).
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Waits sang "Innocent When You Dream" at the 13th Annual Bridge School Benefit in Mountain View, California, in 1999.
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Millions of New York voters braved long waits and cold rain on Tuesday to make Albany work for them.
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She volunteers on night shifts, while she waits to be reunited with the rest of her family in Germany.
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Trade has already been hindered because of shifts in how American personnel police the border, leading to longer waits.
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Daniel Arnold, a photographer known for capturing quirky moments on the street, waits all year for autumn to arrive.
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Vonn seems at ease as she waits for her Olympic journey to begin, apparently on time and as scheduled.
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But phone waits can be epic when bad weather strikes an entire geographic region, as can in-person lines.
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" And then, as he waits for the water, he adds, "Where's that Bill Cosby pill I brought with me?
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The longer the United Nations waits, the harder any investigation will be as key evidence or witnesses could disappear.
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On the shingle beach, the town's colorful fishing fleet waits at low tide, surrounded by lobster pots and net.
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Time and time again, the police responded, buildings were evacuated and, after tense waits, the centers and schools reopened.
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At that age I had no idea that the mountains were tiny or the waits for the lift interminable.
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I experienced long waits for service at the pool and wished they had the same arrow system in place.
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They might have fallen out of an early Tom Waits ballad, a chest fever splashing over minor seventh chords.
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But many applicants have complained of hours long waits with some having left offices exasperated and with no license.
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The one who waits a month after Magneto destroys the city and then says, 'We should have done something'?
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The decision comes as the vaping industry waits for many products to go through the FDA's lengthy approval process.
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Lucy waits patiently for her beloved in a cottage he bought her, where he visits punctually once a week.
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She also blows up a doctor's latex glove like a balloon animal as she waits patiently for her results.
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A detainee waits in a holding area at the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in Tacoma, Washington.
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Most impressive is ProCamera's anti-shake feature, which waits for you to stop moving before it activates the shutter.
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"Aus licht " turned out to be the kind of inexplicable marvel that one waits half a lifetime to see.
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Long waits for care are the norm, and trauma, including gunshot wounds, is a big part of the caseload.
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Anybody who wants to be a cop just gets a gun and a smartphone and waits for a text?
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Still, the longer Boeing waits to act, the more pressure will build from aviation authorities around the world. 2.
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Composing herself, and pausing to gather her wits, Jo March (Saoirse Ronan) waits at the door of an office.
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Sears warned it could go out of business as it waits for approval from the committee on the deal.
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Normally the company waits until a deal is financed, according to Bret Sowers, vice president of development and strategy.
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He lives in hiding in Kabul as he waits for his visa interview, which now appears unlikely to happen.
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Amy Stewart's Lady Cop Makes Trouble, the sequel to 2015's Girl Waits With Gun, delights in such details.
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He waits until midnight, shoulders his backpack and his bag of break-in tools, and sets out from camp.
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With months-long waits for interviews, migrant families are instead attempting sometimes risky border crossings to make their claims.
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In a conversation following the screening with Madsen, Mr. White (Harvey Keitel), Mr. Orange (Tim Roth), Mr. Pink (Steve Buscemi), and Quentin Tarantino, the director revealed that a slew of actors auditioned for the role, including Tom Waits—appropriate, given Waits and Madsen both have two of the most memorable growls on tape.
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In places where public defenders are scarce, that resulted in long waits behind bars before a case was even heard.
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If voters are displeased with their performance, a rival team waits in the wings ready and eager to take over.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos waits to testify before a House Committee on Appropriation subcommittee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington.
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Although Link Age Restaurant is her brainchild, she still waits the tables and works alongside the kids in the kitchen.
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Then it stopped updating its toll entirely while it waits for the George Washington University study, due later this summer.
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Long waits at ports of entry, they argue, are forcing asylum-seekers to cross in more remote and dangerous locations.
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The FCC said it was pausing its 180-day review period as it waits for additional information from the companies.
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"We had unacceptable line waits at the majority of our hubs," said Robert Isom, chief operating officer of American Airlines.
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Some passengers expressed frustration on Twitter over missing bags and long waits in telephone queues to speak to BA staff.
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A pregnant woman waits to cross the border from Ciudad Tecún Umán, Guatemala, to Ciudad Hidalgo, Mexico, on Oct. 22.
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It's time for Congress to do their job and take immediate action to end the waits by staffing the TSA.
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Last year's caravans, which arrived in Tijuana, highlighted the long waits and difficult conditions people were forced to wait in.
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While Torres waits for the courts, the biological window during which she can actually use the embryos is rapidly closing.
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Even now with around 200,33 Teslas on the road, a lot of owners are reporting long waits at Supercharger stations.
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The Furby tracks the time, date, and your every waking moment as it waits for the perfect time to strike.
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Typically, a committee only gets involved in the most competitive races and even then waits until the general election campaign.
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In one video, a man is filming the smoke and embers as he waits to turn around and be rerouted.
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The Army now wants to eliminate a frightening unknown: The threat that waits on the other side of the wall.
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With Nurmagomedov already fighting Ferguson in April, McGregor will want to stay active while he waits to fight the winner.
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Keedan Garcia, 8, holds his kitten as he waits with his family to be evacuated in Corpus Christi on Friday.
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After activation, Beepify waits for one of three triggers: the laptop is closed, unplugged, or the display is turned off.
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He is killing time in the city as he waits for a final decision regarding his ownership of the place.
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"We're seeing a lot of ... sideways, trendless activity as the market desperately waits for the next big catalyst," he said.
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Asylum-seeker Maydi wears a tracking device under her clothes as she waits to board a bus in McAllen, Texas.
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Also starring is Tilda Swinton, Chloe Sevigny, Steve Buscemi, Carol Kane, Tom Waits, Danny Glover, Rosie Perez and Iggy Pop.
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I've gulped down cigarette smoke on cafe patios, in restaurants, and in my brief waits at tram and bus stops.
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An African migrant waits in the railway station to try to cross the border between France and Italy, on Jan.
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The live show has a lot of thumb-twiddling to do while it waits out the two hour time slot.
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Google typically waits until sometime after I/O to announce it (though "Android Pie" seems to be an early favorite).
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And as he waits for his return, his parents have mounted a GoFundMe page to cover his rising medical costs.
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No. She is just playing along while she waits to get her "A" fix, and it's finally about to happen.
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Airport security lines seem to have shortened quite a bit from the nightmare waits travelers endured back in the spring.
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I order a pizza for me and a pizza for him while he waits on the patio with the dog.
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As the market waits to hear any guidance Yellen provides, gold's weak technical patterns have taken over, the trader said.
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"Murder in the Red Barn" "Originally barns were painted with the blood of dead animals," Waits lectured Thrasher in 1993.
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" In Waits' own words, from the Bone Machine press kit: "He's an old friend of ours who died in '73.
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Jans was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident the year after and died in 1984, not 1983 as Waits claimed.
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When Amy's relationship ends after nine months, she goes back to the single's center and waits for her next relationship.
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But as the world waits to see how Trump will shape his foreign policy, Ankara officialdom is remaining cautiously optimistic.
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The longer a prosecutor waits to charge a defendant, the harder it is for the defendant to prepare a defense.
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I see him, and in true Southern fashion, I will give him a glass of iced tea while he waits.
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Composed primarily of long, contemplative shots, the film waits 18 minutes into its 70-minute run time to introduce dialogue.
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"The longer Joe Manchin waits, the more it's clear he's only in this to appease his liberal donors," Morrisey said.
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In a third, he sits propped up in an armchair as a team of drones waits on his every need.
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The doctor waits at smug attention in his steel-and-glass cage, like a symphony conductor — or a sadistic inquisitor.
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Republicans repeatedly attacked such a system for being costly, stripping Americans of choice and leading to longer waits for care.
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And without fail, these machines break down in some districts, causing obscene waits and generally undermining faith in the democracy.
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Like most children excited for a gift on her birthday, Grande has trouble staying patient, stealing peeks while she waits.
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A mother waits in agony While we now know the fates of AJ and Shaylie, Maleah's whereabouts remain a mystery.
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Lathan is now in Men's Central Jail in downtown L.A. where he waits as authorities try to revoke his parole.
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Many customers have complained on social media and online forums of long waits for parts and repairs on their vehicles.
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Bill Stone, chief investment strategist at Avalon Advisors, says he typically waits for the market to sort out the valuations.
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Sonically, Rocket picks up on moments in this history, takes a lighter to them, and waits for them to explode.
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The moment everyone waits for in the delivery room after a child emerges is that first breath the baby takes.
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A lot of people try and do it like him, but you can't do him, you can't be Tom Waits.
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After dropping a Polaroid photo of Glenn's corpse on the floor, Dwight waits to listen for Daryl's cries of hopelessness.
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She is currently staying at the Spartanburg Humane Society, while the shelter waits to see if an owner comes forward.
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While it waits for approval, SpaceX will be moving into the building by relying on a temporary property use permit.
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The longer the president waits to take the reins in this fight, the worse his chances of success will be.
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We regularly witness the release of similar reports and climate deniers still dig in and Washington still waits to act.
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"It just comes off the top of my mind," said James, who waits for inspiration to strike and then — boom!
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Essentially, she waits for suspense to build, and then vanquishes clouds of rumors with one incredibly powerful and understated announcement.
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While the world waits to see if the historic summit will occur, the pressure on Kim remains in full throttle.
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Sarah Higgins said al-Darbi's transfer "will not take place today" as the Pentagon waits for "assurances" from Saudi Arabia.
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Other polling places in New York City, including Greenpoint, Bushwick and Park Slope, Brooklyn, saw short waits to cast ballots.
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Now operating as Matsumoto's Shave Ice, the place has become so popular that waits can stretch past a half-hour.
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Waits told Business Insider he found the clinic from a simple Google search and made an appointment the same day.
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He picks what he thinks is a good spot, baits his hook, casts his line out, and then he waits.
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The agency says it is working to streamline its scheduling and payment process, while adding more doctors to cut waits.
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Think long waits at polling places, malfunctioning voting equipment, ballot design flaws, misaligned voters, or procedural missteps spotlighted during recounts.
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The bill would particularly benefit Indian and Chinese nationals living in the U.S., who face the longest green card waits.
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On Tuesday, Majhor will learn the news of his appeal, while Adel waits for the verdict on his initial application.
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RHP Aaron Sanchez hasn't started throwing as he waits for a blood blister on his right middle finger to disappear.
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The installment closed on a bit of a cliffhanger, as the newly-pregnant writer waits in a family planning clinic.
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Some on-demand workers are part-timers seeking survival work, akin to the comedian who waits tables on the side.
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Or maybe the league waits until 2022, when the Games are in China, to suddenly decide they want back in.
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Scarlett Johansson in turn recorded Anywhere I Lay My Head, an album of Waits covers in 2008 with Dave Sitek.
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Paul Mccartney's regularly texting Mick Jagger emojis, Nick Cave and Tim Waits probably have a running World of Warcraft group.
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