The timeframe in the Bruegel estimate was up to March 2020, the Oliver Wyman forecast was up to 2022 and the London Stock Exchange's was up to 2024.
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Snopes took great pains to dissect what Delingpole was up to (or really, what his paper-souring benefactor at the blog No Tricks Zone was up to).
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In doing so, Van Wagenen made it clear that it was up to the coaches to get the most out of the players and that it was up to the players to perform.
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At this time last year, the T series was up to T490, and the X series was up to X390 — short of tacking digits onto the end, Lenovo needed a new naming scheme.
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This afternoon Tesla was up to $379, or 11 percent.
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We never dreamed what God was up to that week.
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Several minutes later, the water was up to her stomach.
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If it was up to them you would never sleep.
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The earlier limit was up to 123,000 feet (3,000 meters).
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Don Graham: I was, up to three years ago, Kara.
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But it was up to them to follow our direction.
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When we got together, it was up to 100 people.
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If it was up to me, I'd let them come.
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Her heart rate was up to 180 beats per minute.
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The degree of board independence was up to each company.
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By Sunday morning, the tally was up to 89,000 acres.
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But Judge Ellis said that was up to Judge Jackson.
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Nearly a week into March, that was up to 65%.
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Within three months, the percentage was up to 51 percent.
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It was up to them to protect us from harm.
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It was up to me to fill in the rest.
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Facebook said the selection was up to the French presidency.
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And with Fast out, the rest was up to Glass.
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By last year, that amount was up to $68.3 billion.
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Ultimately it was up to Smith to make Junior move.
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But, of course, who knew what he was up to?
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Water was up to the third step inside the house.
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By 2010, the MDBF was up to around 170,000 miles.
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By 2010, it was up to 300 calories a day.
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He would love more kids if it was up to him.
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Oh thank heavens, I was up to my neck with worry.
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It was up to everyone else to figure out the rest.
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Roughly nine months after release, it was up to 22017 million.
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We hope the brave postal worker was up to the task.
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It was up to me, as always, to defuse the situation.
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Sterling was up to 1.3347 against the greenback at 1.00 p.m.
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She said it was up to carmakers to issue a recall.
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As of this morning, she was up to almost 37 pounds!
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If it was up to us he'd have played every part.
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The third-party retailer price was up to $303 on Amazon.
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It was up to Bell, formerly senior VP at News Corp.
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Yet many Tories doubted Mr Johnson was up to the job.
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By Monday morning, it was up to more than 91,773 acres.
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It was up to them to change this, and they haven't.
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But Garland showed he was up to the task, Obama said.
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By the end of the week it was up to 44.
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Young said the timing of future divestments was up to BHP.
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Or what Gaston was up to before he started pursuing Belle?
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This writer has a theory about what Comey was up to.
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The decision to serve was up to individual bartenders, he said.
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I realized it was up to me to solve this issue.
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The one curveball was up to Taylor that got it started.
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"It was up to them to punish him," he blandly declared.
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If people found them emotional, that was up to them, too.
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" Croft said, adding that Prince Abdulaziz was "up to the challenge.
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I was up to my eyeballs in getting Uber executives fired.
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This information was up to date as of March 23, 2017.
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In other words, the deployment of players was up to him.
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The water was up to a foot deep in some places.
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I would tell them it was up to them to communicate.
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Now it was up to Koosman, who needed three more outs.
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Everyone got a shirt, but the color was up to staff.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, the bidding on his ring from the 1985 NBA championship was up to $85,000, and the bidding on a signed basketball from his final NBA game in 1989 was up to $75,000.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, the bidding on his ring from the 1985 N.B.A. championship was up to $85,000, and the bidding on a signed basketball from his final N.B.A. game in 1989 was up to $75,000.
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A month later, his level was up to 10 or 12 percent.
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" Adding, "If it was up to me we'd go on tour immediately.
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Ever wonder what he was up to when he was your age?
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PDEA spokesman Derrick Carreon said the agency was up to the task.
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As of January 3, 2017, GM's stock was up to $35.15. 13.
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But after that, physical fitness was up to the individual to maintain.
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By spring of 2016, support for legal marijuana was up to 77.9%.
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"If it was up to me, he would be gone," Scaramucci said.
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Munoz said it was up to the vendors to address compensation concerns.
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It was not hard to see what Mr Trump was up to.
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Mr Trump said it was up to Congress to settle this issue.
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NORTH: We know that -- we know what Mayor Bloomberg was up to.
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I was up to the task of exploring at least one angle.
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Curious to see what the feline was up to, her owner followed.
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If it was up to Millie Bobby Brown, there definitely would be.
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In certain categories, that figure was up to 25 percent, he said.
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It was up to me to bring zero waste in the household.
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Still, there's no telling what this guy was up to last night.
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If it was up to us, we would just go do it.
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Instead, he said it was up to Congress to craft a solution.
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It was up to three years ago I knew they were happy.
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Woodbridge said he felt it was up to the player to decide.
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The "Bright Star" creators felt Ms. Cusack was up to the task.
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Fosse was not sure, however, that Verdon was up to the task.
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If it was up to them, their future won't be in Flint.
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So it was up to me—how much morphine to give him?
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However they went about doing that, well, that was up to them.
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Trump kept arguing that it was up to others to choose greatness.
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Weezer was up to some weird shit the past couple of days.
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They picked someone who was up to his ears in this fraud.
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"This cladding was up to the standard required by government," he said.
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"If it was up to me, [Bannon] would be gone," he said.
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So it was great to see what everybody else was up to!
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An hour later, I was up to $80 and still hadn't lost.
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We would always have the audience assuming he was up to something.
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Jobs replied that how he implemented the idea was up to him.
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By 21992, the most recent data, it was up to 21993 million.
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Except Trump himself seemed to think Biden was up to the challenge.
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By 2019, that was up to 66 percent — a full two-thirds.
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Friedman told reporters that day that the timing was up to Israel.
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Through the first two games Thursday, the total was up to 6,627.
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Names in hand, it was up to me to track them down.
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It also fell against the euro, which was up to $1.1338 from $1.1282.
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Mufuruki said it was up to the Tanzanian government to give the reasons.
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When I asked, my parents told me it was up to my husband.
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Within six months of the ad, the number was up to 80 percent.
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By the end of 2016, it was up to 20 million subscribers globally.
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The rest was up to Jones, and the Sharks' goalie was outstanding again.
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By last year, the number was up to 197,493, according to the FAA.
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The first round of aid, announced in 2018, was up to $12 billion.
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"If it was [up to] us, we would continue with this," says Zamora.
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Hart, a former Navy photographer, was confident he was up to the task.
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It was up to members of Congress to ensure the program kept going.
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So that's what Chuck was up to; so that's what Bobby was thinking.
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"Well if it was up to me, he would be gone," Scaramucci said.
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He'd texted me on Thursday, asking what I was up to this weekend.
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He said it was up to the jury to determine what it means.
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But if it was up to us, doing laundry would claim that title.
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The one exception was Harold Rosenberg, who got what Guston was up to.
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When they reached the other side, the water was up to their waists.
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It was up to individual countries to decide how to respond, Gurry said.
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But of course, as mentioned, what to do was up to Congress, anyway.
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He was responsible for making sure the new design was up to par.
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He also made sure that he was up-to-date on technological trends.
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But Harvey hadn't won a game, and his E.R.A. was up to 4.80.
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"If it was up to me, I would let them come," he said.
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Within a couple of weeks, I was up to nine hundred thousand followers.
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"Well, if it was up to me, he would be gone," Scaramucci replied.
|
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That trend continues growing, and by 2628 that was up to 28503 percent.
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The transition lawyer offered no advice, saying it was up to Mr. Flynn.
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It was up to me to decide what kind of man I'd be.
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Hannah said the Brunswick plant was up to code ahead of the storm.
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My mind wandered again, and I wondered what my neighbor was up to.
|
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The rookie was up to the challenge against the Rangers, outplaying Henrik Lundqvist.
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It really was up to Hulu in terms of what their motto was.
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And by the time Katrina struck, that number was up to about 50%. 4.
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After all, it's Elliot who knows the most about what Becky was up to.
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And because he invited me I got to learn what he was up to.
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"If it was up to Donald Trump, he never would have been in America."
|
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"Everyone knew what Harvey was up to and no one did anything," she said.
|
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V2TX was up to its highest levels since markets sustained a correction last February.
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By June 113, that number was up to 65 percent, eclipsing paid premium titles.
|
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By the time he graduated from high school, he was up to 400 lbs.
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There is thus no man-made record of what Katla was up to then.
|
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Arconic said it was up to contractors to ensure its products were used correctly.
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He also said it was up to the National Anti-Corruption Commission to investigate.
|
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"Now it was up to me to find the right private property," he said.
|
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Judge O'Neill said it was up to the jury to decide what constituted consent.
|
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Earlier this week, however, there were clear signs that SZA was up to something.
|
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Instead, they said that it was up to the people of Alabama to decide.
|
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And JFK's maximum passenger wait time was up to 55 minutes from 30 minutes.
|
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He said it was up to local law enforcement officials to make that decision.
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We always made it clear that any mention of politics was up to Palmer.
|
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Where would you take me on a date if this was up to you?
|
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Li indicated it was up to institutions other than CIC to spearhead that initiative.
|
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If it was up to Anna Kendrick, the Pitch Perfect movies would never end.
|
|
"If it was up to me, I'd rather use her real name," Glynn said.
|
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"We didn't feel that what was delivered was up to scratch," Mr. Qattan said.
|
|
I know now more clearly what I was up to than I did then.
|
|
But she added that it was up to shareholders to speak about corporate issues.
|
|
It was up to Mr. Kimmel to tweak the high-mindedness of the night.
|
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He was up to 215 by the fourth inning's end and finished with 86.
|
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" Explains the star, "My parents had no idea what I was up to, ever.
|
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I was up to my eyeballs in debt and I couldn't find a job.
|
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Once it was up to me, I stopped going to a GP by choice.
|
|
His team has quizzed them, extensively, on what Stone was up to in 2016.
|
|
None of that, however, should excuse what Giuliani was up to on Wednesday night.
|
|
In the dream, he said, it was up to him and no one else.
|
|
Switzerland had the better offense, but Sweden's smothering defense was up to the challenge.
|
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But no, Singh was up to something much more cool and much less crazy.
|
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He didn't see me perform... but my mother knew what I was up to.
|
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It was up to them to fill the void, to tend to their histories.
|
|
The account was up to 46,000 followers as of Tuesday morning and rapidly growing.
|
|
I found it frustrating to tell people what I was up to that week.
|
|
Pelosi said Monday that it was up to the Capitol physician and Capitol Police.
|
|
"The delay was up to two weeks and we would lose people," said Hildbrand.
|
|
Wisconsin was fifth and Auburn was up to sixth in the rankings released Tuesday.
|
|
Bloomberg, meanwhile, was up to 22% support among African Americans nationally, while Vermont Sen.
|
|
Mr. English said it was up to Australia to decide what implications that had.
|
|
So without diminishing #MeToo, let's look at what CO2 was up to in 2017.
|
|
For his part, Mr. Byford assured reporters that he was up to the challenge.
|
|
It was up to the community on land to care for those who returned.
|
|
"If it was up to me, I'd let them come," Mr. Trump said Wednesday.
|
|
The network's publicity department was hard-pressed to describe what Tewksbury was up to.
|
|
Mr. Anastasiades said it was up to Mr. Erdogan to decide what he wanted.
|
|
And, in a gloriously poetic turn of events, "Sorry" was up to the task.
|
|
"Within minutes the water was up to the tires on my car," Ybarra said.
|
|
It's tough to follow up on Baroo, but Papilles was up to the task.
|
|
Anderson was up to the task again as Rasmussen tried to beat him low.
|
|
In January they saw 25k in revenue; by August, that was up to $118k.
|
|
The second month he used Spreaker Prime, his check was up to about $7,000.
|
|
But Schiff argued it was up to Nunes to restore credibility in the committee's investigation.
|
|
By 2008, that was up to 34 percent — an area the size of West Virginia.
|
|
If it was up to him he'd take on the whole world at one time.
|
|
The final amount lost by Far Eastern Bank was up to $160,000, the regulator added.
|
|
Hurst said it was up to federal legislators to address the issue with tech companies.
|
|
But when he realized the group was up to no good, he had trouble leaving.
|
|
By 1940, that number was up to seven in ten; by 1980, nine in ten.
|
|
Once contracts were awarded, it was up to project managers to keep to the timetable.
|
|
By the closing bell on Wednesday, its trading volume was up to 45.9 million shares.
|
|
However, if they happened to ask, I would explain what I was up to. 3.
|
|
Cruz's spokesman downplayed the efforts, saying it was up to Kasich to win more states.
|
|
Land freshly cleared of trees was up to 10 C degrees warmer than forest areas.
|
|
How we wove all of that in was up to the writers and the directors.
|
|
He said it was up to the committee to decide when to release the legislation.
|
|
Under the Foxconn deal, it was up to the village to acquire all the land.
|
|
Wish you could go back and see what Lane was up to before the finale?
|
|
Trump said on Tuesday it was up to Jackson to decide whether he would continue.
|
|
Peskov said it was up to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Trump to continue dialogue.
|
|
By the end, she was up to 40 apricot kernels a day, her aunt said.
|
|
Health care was up to 20,000, below the average monthly gain of 32,000 in 2016.
|
|
"Mary Tyler Moore" got him in the door, but the rest was up to him.
|
|
Phil Witmer would definitely have named this tape 'Omnimon' if it was up to him.
|
|
But Amnesty said it had documents to prove it was up to date with payments.
|
|
McMonagle said it was up to Cosby whether he would represent him in court again.
|
|
We found the accuracy when compared to invasive blood pressure was up to 80 percent.
|
|
By Monday, it was up to more than 91,500 acres, and was about 20% contained.
|
|
He asked me some questions about what I was up to, asked about my brothers.
|
|
His primary duty was to make sure production was up to standard and on time.
|
|
You later see that his wife was up to things that would hurt any man.
|
|
His velocity was up to 154 km per hour, and his arm angle had changed.
|
|
Cornyn said it was up to the court to decide whether the Saudis were liable.
|
|
And said it was up to Australians whether to do more to save the planet.
|
|
He said it was up to Ms. Merkel's conservatives to make clear what they wanted.
|
|
Ms. Sud's parents had no idea what their 16-year-old daughter was up to.
|
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"Our house would be filled with dogs if it was up to me," she said.
|
|
If it was up to Gord, we would be recording as we speak, right now.
|
|
It was up to me whether I pursued the experience of a Cheez-It bunker.
|
|
But now that Krasner was D.A., it was up to him to handle the case.
|
|
It was up to the coroner to release names and numbers of victims, it said.
|
|
New Orleans' lead was up to 12 at 89-77 heading into the fourth quarter.
|
|
A search for a replacement that she felt was up to standard came up empty.
|
|
By early this week, after the Jets' bad start, the line was up to 17.
|
|
It was up to other people, he said, to find ways to heal France's wounds.
|
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Their rental budget was up to the low $2000,2003s, but they preferred to pay less.
|
|
The instant he told everyone to go outside, I knew what he was up to.
|
|
The water rose quickly, he told CNN, and soon it was up to their necks.
|
|
The maximum sentence was up to 10 years, and prosecutors had asked for two years.
|
|
It was up to voters, not the attorney general, she said, to remove elected prosecutors.
|
|
The big duty felt over, and now it was up to the Valentina and Alissa.
|
|
If it was up to Andre, he wouldn't have had to comment about it all.
|
|
She was a difficult person, but always very interested in what I was up to.
|
|
So it was up to individual states to determine whether low-income single men deserved help.
|
|
And it was up to me to be able to maintain my sanity throughout these traumas.
|
|
At the last measure, taken the week of March 8, it was up to 196 miles.
|
|
What else do we want to learn about this informant and what he was up to?
|
|
Prosecutors said it was up to the universities what to do with students admitted through cheating.
|
|
When Vucevic made another jumper with 210 seconds left, Orlando's lead was up to 22012-233.
|
|
"It was up to the producers to reflect this and now they're doing it," she says.
|
|
Judge Buehrmann chastised Högel's co-workers — some of whom suspected he was up to no good.
|
|
Asked about the ability to work with Trump, she indicated that was up to the president.
|
|
"The donation was anonymous, so it was up to us to find each other," says Clark.
|
|
Instead, he reiterated it was up to Congress to take action to hold the president accountable.
|
|
This could have been the moment that Sansa realized that Lord Baelish was up to something.
|
|
And I knew it was up to me, despite my bad attitude, to straighten things out.
|
|
Michael Sicinski: It took a while for me to see what the film was up to.
|
|
Grassley's departure meant it was up to Cornyn to field questions from a ravenous press corps.
|
|
If one thing's certain, it was that Melania Trump, too, was up to her old ways.
|
|
Though, again, Facebook has decried knowledge of exactly what Definers was up to on its behalf.
|
|
When Drummond converted an alley-oop dunk moments later, the Pistons' lead was up to 26.
|
|
If it was up to some European leaders, most would simply be deported back to Turkey.
|
|
There was up to £100 off SONOS speakers and up to 33 percent off microphones, too.
|
|
On Friday, Trump told reporters it was up to Barr to decide if Mueller should testify.
|
|
The decision, in any case, was up to the foundation's board; the Breitmans had no say.
|
|
"If it was up to Donald Trump, he never would have been in America," Khan said.
|
|
Until two years ago, the legal limit for "lead-free" pipes was up to 8% lead.
|
|
Ted and Tom told our team they could leave or stay; it was up to them.
|
|
Washington took the position that it was up to Taiwan voters to pick their next leader.
|
|
Jessica Alba was up to her knees in hotness as she waded in the blue Pacific.
|
|
Deutsche Bank said it was up to shareholders to decide on the chairman in due course.
|
|
Why did anyone believe that this system was up to the standard of securing national elections?
|
|
But still, I knew they'd changed their patrol route to see what I was up to.
|
|
Everything else, as Horbury asserts convincingly, was up to his 400-strong design team to decide.
|
|
By 2009, it was up to $171 billion and expected to reach $280.5 billion in 85033.
|
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It was up to me to ask for help, or tell them when I needed downtime.
|
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It could not comply as such a decision was up to the court, a spokeswoman said.
|
|
Who knew that's what he was up to when he wasn't making music or performing live?!?
|
|
For a spell, Severino (0-1) was up to the challenge of matching zeroes with Verlander.
|
|
When Smith hit a jumper midway through the quarter, Detroit's lead was up to 106-86.
|
|
He emphasized it was up to law enforcement to decide what to do with that information.
|
|
It's completely unclear where she was or what she was up to between 2000 and 2007.
|
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It was up to them, he explained, to assemble the pieces and make the puzzle whole.
|
|
In 1980, Ronald Reagan surged at the end, demonstrating that he was up to the job.
|
|
Mr. Bongo did the same thing in 2009; he was up to his same tricks again.
|
|
Take a look at a timeline of what the Amazon CEO was up to this summer.
|
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But this was the first time I would see what she was up to in Germantown.
|
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Germany, the largest buyer, said last week it was up to Airbus to solve the problems.
|
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Still, she didn't make a change for good until her weight was up to 402 lbs.
|
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The overseers in charge of making sure the road was up to standard also weren't paid.
|
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InterRAO said it was up to share-placement participants to disclose their investments in the deal.
|
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And it was up to Sandi again in 433, as it was in 2 and 225.
|
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If it was up to Google, you'd never need to leave its growing internet real estate.
|
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He said that it was up to Sanders to decide when he wanted to drop out.
|
|
Almena had angrily claimed the building was "up to code" during an interview on NBC's 'Today.'
|
|
She says most observers didn't understand what Orbán was up to until it was too late.
|
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He declined to criticize the president's undisciplined approach, saying it was up to aides to adapt.
|
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Mr. Turnbull said on Thursday that it was up to Mr. Joyce whether to step down.
|
|
It may have even inspired Foy to find out more about what Tchelitchew was up to.
|
|
Even so, he said, it was up to his customers to vet the products before buying.
|
|
"He had a look on his face like he was up to no good," she said.
|
|
It was up to the widow, the court's ruling said, to provide evidence to the contrary.
|
|
On May 1, just before publication of our story, the town was up to 60 percent.
|
|
It started with an opening bid of $100,000 and was up to $43,991 as of Monday.
|
|
Later on Sunday, Schumer said it was up to four Republican senators to make it happen.
|
|
And Sondland made it clear that top Trump officials knew exactly what he was up to.
|
|
In fact, the mom was not too pleased when she realized what Hooper was up to.
|
|
Still, Calhoun remains confident that he was up to the task of reviving the 737 Max.
|
|
Profit was up to $3.9 billion in the second quarter, from $2.5 billion the year before.
|
|
This year, that was up to 50%, and Avaya expects it to significantly increase through 2023.
|
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"She could start the first group in Windsor if she was up to it," she suggested.
|
|
The Stars peppered Bernier with 17 first-period shots but he was up to the task.
|
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If the legislation was up to just Democrats, the bill wouldn't have come close to passing.
|
|
Tristan Thompson opened the scoring in the second half and Cleveland's lead was up to 223.
|
|
He said it was up to the staff to use players in optimal ways on defense.
|
|
What Sloan chose to do with that freedom at the Guest House was up to him.
|
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The president quizzed one adviser after another about what they thought the speaker was up to.
|
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But it was up to the Journal to decide whether or not to report on it.
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It was up to Maddie on set how naked she wanted to be in each scene.
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Some were throwbacks, while others gave us a glimpse of what everyone was up to off-camera.
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Later in the day, the water was up to the windows of cars parked in the street.
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Once ODST and Reach shipped, all of a sudden the Destiny team was up to 300 people.
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As of Monday, the price was up to $12.99 and the seller had 19 other pillows listed.
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Team Houdini was up to its old tricks, crawling out of another trap of its own devising.
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It was up to her minute movements, certainly in the beginning of the piece, if not after.
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Storm chasers reported that one of the tornadoes was up to a mile wide at one point.
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As for what Rodriguez was up to during the show, well, being a doting boyfriend, of course.
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This might seem like finding a needle in a haystack, but Cramer was up to the challenge.
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It was about us, and it was up to us to do our part to end it.
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Most mammals couldn't handle large seeds, so it was up to megafauna to disperse (and fertilize!) avocados.
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It was up to the doubles team of Vandeweghe and Rogers to break the tie on Sunday.
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The 30-year Treasury bond's yield was up to 44.543 percent, its highest level since January 12.
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The rest was up to the PopBliss team, a pop-up wedding service that organizes group ceremonies.
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When Caldwell-Pope dunked with 9:123 left, the lead was up to 26 at 104-78.
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Our grandparents could see a better tomorrow, but knew it was up to them to realize it.
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The crocodile, which was up to 70 years old, had lived at the farm for six years.
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Wedgewood was up to the task and denied Prout with his goal stick to preserve the tie.
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The Supreme Court had argued that it was up to the parliament to legislate on the matter.
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"I was the big guy on campus, it was up to me to do it," he says.
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A year later, that was up to 5,300 euros, even before this summer's next colossal heat wave.
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He told Reuters no deal had been reached yet and whether Rosberg stayed was up to Mercedes.
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When Caldwell-Pope dunked with 210:123 left, the lead was up to 212 at 216-230.
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If it was up to one conservative website, the former Florida Gators quarterback would be in Congress.
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Previously the company had argued that it was up to the property owner to enforce the law.
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Her budget for a studio was up to $2,300 a month, which she soon boosted to $2,500.
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But Maple Leafs goalie Frederick Andersen was up to the task and kept the Jets at bay.
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It was not immediately clear if the 5.029% stake on the Consob page was up to date.
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The PCI Security Standards Council said it was up to the card companies to regulate payment processors.
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The CGT hit back in a statement, saying it was up to the state to guarantee order.
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How it worked before: Before Obamacare, it was up to employers to determine whether they covered contraception.
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The Conception was up to code after it passed an annual inspection by the US Coast Guard.
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On the latter charge, Mueller said it was up to Congress to look further into the matter.
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The Sudanese refugees' documentation was up-to-date, making their applications more likely to be processed expeditiously.
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The message: Only one man was up to the challenge posed by looming domestic and global threats.
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They wanted to get a cup of hot cocoa, but it was up to Andie to navigate.
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Buenaventura said it was up to the EU's executive European Commission to take a position on SIs.
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But that wasn't the only thing the actress and beauty mogul was up to on the subway.
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Pressed on the election date, Kabila said it was up to the electoral commission to set it.
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I read them, then flicked on my television to see what Olivia was up to on SVU.
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By the second year, I was up to the $40,000 salary I had at my previous job.
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When the device was eventually declared legal, it was up to the objecting teams to catch up.
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It was up to Schmeichel to yet again come through for Denmark and keep the shootout going.
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Now, it was up to me — and only me — to figure out how to make him better.
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He added that it was up to the trade organization to define how each side could retaliate.
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Walsh stressed it was up to up to the U.S. and global regulators to review the fix.
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With nearly everyone wondering whether Pappanastos was up to a pressure-filled long kick, Alabama needed yards.
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Well, the adventurous Mr. Hough, who is also a composer, knew just what he was up to.
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This year, in Washington, it was up to Machado, who sported a wacky hairstyle cut by López.
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Once I realized they was taking me to my house, I knew they was up to something.
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"If it was up to me, I would have had them noncompliant 180 days ago," he said.
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Toti said it was up to Serie A if they also wanted to postpone the Sampdoria match.
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And if it was up to me their children would not be alow to become citizens ether.
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Oyo disputed some details and said any decision to file a complaint was up to the guest.
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Ever wondered what Luke Skywalker was up to between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens?
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" Sheeran added that the future of his "Divide" world tour was "up to (my) manager and agent.
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As they sat down, Leahy made clear that it was up to them to strike a deal.
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Their budget for a two-bedroom was up to $3,000 a month, to be split in half.
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An earlier study showed that in the years before, that rate was up to five times higher.
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My article had run so there was no longer a question of what I was up to.
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I was originally booked in a King Terrace room and was up to my room in minutes.
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Mr. Muilenburg said it was up to the board to make decisions about his multimillion-dollar compensation.
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"It does appear to the court that Ms. Zhang was up to something nefarious," the judge said.
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"We didn't think she was up to much," recalled Louise Sims, the wife of the saxophonist Zoot Sims.
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As to whether Paris Linen was up to those standards, "that would not be my opinion," Streifel said.
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On one occasion, Dylan approached him and told him that it was "obvious" what he was up to.
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He once said that it was up to all of us to give children a more peaceful future.
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Everything from global warming to a former president's place of birth was up to vigorous and uneducated debate.
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Video But by 2016, the percentage of Iowans who smoke was up to 20 percent, the report said.
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Either you were drunk, optimistic, or just curious to see what the dude from college was up to.
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Abdul-Mahdi said it was up to the political blocs to propose new names to fill the posts.
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"If it was up to me, he would be gone, but it's not up to me," he said.
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Michel Barnier, speaking at Leuven university in Belgium, said it was up to Britain to break the deadlock.
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The spokesman said it was up to the British government to ensure that the Brexit deal passed parliament.
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January 2018 was perhaps the first serious sign that Facebook was up to something in the blockchain space.
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Neistat said that the water was up to the 70-year-old's waist in his single-level home.
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Facing arrest if they encouraged the strike, business leaders said it was up to individual workers to decide.
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For nearly 12 hours, DHS officials scrambled to make sense of what the White House was up to.
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When Garza dunked and Kriener converted a layup, the Hawkeyes lead was up to 16 at 67-51.
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"If it was up to my wife, she would have me retire today," Brady famously said in 2015.
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However, that total was up to 18.5 million just two months later due to the 2014 holiday period.
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Sessions said he wished to remain attorney general, but said it was up to Trump, the report said.
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One week later, MoviePass was up to 150,000 subscribers, when it had just 20,000 a few months earlier.
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Irving was up to 230 points and James had already registered 23 points, six rebounds and eight assists.
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He believed it was a situation that needed changing, and it was up to him to change it.
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When the pair realized what he was up to, Korniloff took an overdose, while Kemp cut his wrists.
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If it was up to me, we would be out there actively, with a voice in the marketplace.
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By 2017, that figure was up to 1,206 and the number of rough sleepers had risen to 76.
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Government used to pay for part of the maternity leave but the rest was up to the employer.
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The DRC's civil society and religious organizations understood that it was up to them to defend their democracy.
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He said it was up to state legislatures, rather than the federal government, to primarily support those efforts.
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Prior to the game, Michigan State coach Tom Izzo said it was up to Winston whether to play.
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When statistics showed that was not true, he said it was up to Congress to change the law.
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Agency spokesman Derrick Carreon said it was up to the challenge and had already consulted the armed forces.
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Southwest then hired a firm to review the maintenance records to ensure everything was up to U.S. standards.
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The teens were told it was up to them whether to present an ID if asked for one.
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It was up to the government to set the wheels in motion, he told Reuters in an interview.
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Antonov said that it was "up to the Kremlin to decide" the timing and number of such meetings.
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It was up to USAMRIID to protect allied forces in case Saddam used the weapon against coalition troops.
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Ms. Nielsen replied that although she had never led a large organization, she was up to the task.
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She did not step outside of what she was doing (working) to explain what she was up to.
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And now that the owl was gone, it was up to us to find a new way, together.
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"When I first called him, he wasn't sure he was up to the challenge," Day said of Cox.
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"We turned it over, so it was up to us to go back down and score," Jackson said.
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In 2017, the number of filings was up to 814 – and it increased by nearly 200% last year.
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Acting government spokesman Isabel Celaa responded in a news conference that it was up to Podemos to budge.
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"If it was up to me, I would have had them noncompliant 180 days ago," Mr. Trump said.
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SCARAMUCCI: Well, if it was up to me he would be gone, but it's not up to me.
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When the training techniques worked so beautifully, I couldn't resist telling my husband what I was up to.
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It was something that was up to product to fix, but the job was pushed down the list.
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They glistened, tiny sparks of light, before I realized he was up to his chin in cold water.
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" But he added that it was up to others to "determine whether that is indeed disqualifying or not.
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It was up to the new president to satisfy Mr Trump that he was on the right side.
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When Brooks knocked down another with 17:48 left, Michigan's lead was up to 30 at 48-18.
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It appears Miller did not know what Nielsen was up to, a major problem according to this person.
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It's extraordinarily sketchy and there are still a lot of unanswered questions about what Giuliani was up to.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi later said it was up to the committee to decide how quickly to push forward.
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Efforts were now focused on draining a chamber where the water level was up to the cave roof.
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Both Cotton and Graham said it was "up to Democrats" to get to a yes on the proposal.
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To uncover the truth you had to challenge the myth; the final meaning was up to you the consumer.
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Graham said Tuesday that it was "up to the president" to decide how he would respond to the country.
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I step out of my box a few minutes before time was up to see what P was doing.
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In those heady dotcom days, it was up to 60 percent above that long-term trendline at its peak.
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It also said it was up to developers to notify users when an app was removed for privacy reasons.
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"Of course that makes me angry," said Ballour of those who questioned whether she was up to the job.
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The real estate group said on Thursday its first quarter gross rental income was up to 2300 million euros.
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It was up to my supervisor to approve and he denied stating he didn't believe I would truly work.
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For one thing, encouraging open scientific communication helped the US learn what the international scientific community was up to.
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It was up to the driver to use the signal stalk to move the car over into different lanes.
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A Commission spokeswoman said it was up to national authorities to enforce EU rules on data and consumer protection.
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By May of this year, Keyes was up to 225,20163 premium subscribers, 22016,281 free subscribers and $2866,013 total revenue.
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"If it was up to Donald Trump, he never would have been in America," Kahn said of his son.
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"If it was up to me, I would say it's best if no one uses it," Peralta tells me.
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"He would want a family of five or six if it was up to him," the source tells PEOPLE.
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The agency said it was up to the International Olympic Committee to make any decision about changing the Games.
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By the time the yellow flag waved again with just under 50 laps remaining, Harvick was up to fifth.
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Scattered cheers were the best he got -- and that was before it was clear what he was up to.
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But they ended up "behind the airplane," confused and trying to figure out what the computer was up to.
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Some other data showed the jump was up to a height of 4.2 meters above from where he started.
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Apple has no official presence at CES, so it was up to Fitbit to ignite excitement in this category.
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Nor is there proof that anyone, including Trump, was aware of what US officials allege Moscow was up to.
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But on Sunday McConnell said it was up to Alabama voters to decide whether to send Moore to Washington.
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"Trump and Erdogan would have made a deal sooner if it was up to Trump," the second official said.
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But given the CPU and GPU intense processes, the Moto G6 was up to the challenge of handling it.
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Congo government spokesman Lambert Mende told Reuters it was up to the Constitutional Court to decide on a recount.
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He added "it was up to the Russian authorities to investigate," when asked if Germany would initiate a probe.
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In Illinois, it wasn't up to the victim to press domestic-violence charges—it was up to the state.
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LAPD Chief Charlie Beck has said he didn't believe the officers' use of force was up to his standards.
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" Almena also says that when he signed the lease for the building, it was "up to city standards, supposedly.
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So it felt like the first time I was trying to represent what Islands was up to that point.
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Previously, when natural disasters or terror attacks happened, it was up to Facebook to manually turn the tool on.
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Later, Mr. Trump amended his stance, saying it was up to cities and states to decide on their own.
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Pressed on a date for the elections, Kabila said it was up to the electoral commission to set it.
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He'd made it hard for his daughter to apologize and it was up to him to create an opening.
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Harris has yet to change his position that he did not know anything about what Dowless was up to.
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The Red Wings put 15 shots on goal in the first period, but Hutton was up to the task.
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By July 2585 the price was up to $2100, and it rose 75 percent to $461 by last May.
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"It was up to her to just keep holding things up," said Nancy Pietrafesa, a college friend of Mrs.
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Jim Jordan, the top Republican on the Oversight Committee, said the decision to subpoena Cohen was up to Cummings.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Thursday morning that it was up to Republicans now to ensure the government keeps running.
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My wife had said that because I was the one with the penis, the decision was up to me.
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It was up to them to somehow bang out the rest of the eight tickets during our lunch rush.
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I was one of her seven helpers, since I loved to cook and see what she was up to.
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And, boy, he certainly was up to no good, stealing a whole bag of food clean out the pantry.
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You might get the wrong idea about what he was up to, what he worked so hard to say.
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It was up to me to find a way for myself and others like me to go to college.
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Reedie, the WADA president, added that it was up to the federations to verify WADA's information and act accordingly.
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My patient wife had some idea of what I was up to and found it distasteful in the extreme.
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Four days later, it was up to 90 hosts and growing, with locations all over the US and Canada.
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And it was up to all of us to make sure the real world never got to that point.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Tuesday the next step on holding "constructive negotiations" was up to China.
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She said that it was up to Congress and the White House to evaluate the details of proposed changes.
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He put you in his movies, and then it was up to you to parlay that into something else.
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And it was up to each individual user to determine for themselves where one ended and the other began.
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"I would die with it if it was up to me," she said during a visit with Ms. Storjohann.
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The director wouldn't even give me a hint, and said it was up to the series creator, Jon Favreau.
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It was up to Baker to explicate Nixon by proving the assertions made by Dean were circumstantial and unfounded.
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At the time, coaches told Butler the choice to play in the game or not was up to him.
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The Corona Fire Department on Monday night tweeted that the fire was up to 2,000 acres and 5% contained.
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The Ontario Ministry of Transportation said it was up to the applicants when they want to begin their tests.
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Apparently it was up to Fry to explain that she wasn't referring to another member of the royal family.
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And for the first time, others were right on his heels among black voters: Sanders was up to 19%.
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In remote parts of the state, the suicide rate for farmers was up to five times that of nonfarmers.
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Giuliani has insisted he was acting for Trump and that the State Department knew what he was up to.
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On Saturday, before his audience with Macron, Villani said it was up to voters to decide who becomes mayor.
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She said it was up to the speaker of the House of Commons to decide when it would reconvene.
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While he said it was up to United States soccer officials to characterize Blazer's legacy, Blatter offered positive impressions.
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"If it was up to John, we'd be in four wars now," one senior official recalled the president saying.
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"I watch a lot of HGTV, and I knew that none of this was up to code," she said.
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"If it was up to replacing what was in my diet, we'd make cheese before anything else," he says.
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He said he remained "100 percent committed" to his job but ultimately his position was up to the board.
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And, according to Johnson, earlier this week she was up to a six-minute warm-up on the treadmill.
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Watson was up to 294 yards passing, but Alabama still led, 313-21 with 14 minutes left to play.
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EASA relaxed the requirement last year, saying it was up to airlines to carry out their own risk assessment.
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The majority leader, sentimental as a scythe and not one for small talk, decided it was up to him.
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The global youth literacy rate was up to 91% as of 210, though sub-Saharan Africa (2100%) lags behind.
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As of January 9, that number was up to 62 cases in 16 states and the District of Columbia.
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But we don't return to her to find out what she was up to until nearly the episode's end.
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To fully understand what Wallace was up to, the book bears being read, and reread, with Talmudic focus and devotion.
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When that happened, it was up to her to find a way to support her husband and their three kids.
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Tutum Rahanta, deputy chairman of the Indonesian Retailers Association, said it was up to consumers whether to buy American products.
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If it was up to Stephen Colbert, who introduced Gaga at Tuesday's NBR Awards, she'll easily get all those trophies.
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Scott Eastwood was up to no good on his day off in Australia ... and he probably didn't even know it.
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As a kid, his parents would send out Christmas cards with a rundown on what his family was up to.
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So it was up to a jury of four men and four women to decide: Was Enrichetta Ravina sexually harassed?
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A spokesman for the Misrata city council confirmed the deal, saying it was up to the government to implement it.
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Beat Saber is one of the biggest stress tests for VR controllers, but the Cosmos was up to the task.
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McKinley also testified about lacking knowledge about what Giuliani was up to and said he didn't have contact with Giuliani.
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And it was up to me to inform those closest to us that we'd hit the end of the road.
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Some of the men in his life seemed to know what he was up to and did nothing about it.
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By late Thursday, the year Treasury yield, which affects home mortgages, was up to 2.15 percent, as bonds sold off.
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In the news conference, Mueller indicated that it was up to Congress to decide what to do with his findings.
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Though that number's a lot less impressive in context given that it was up to 3,500 as recently as 2011.
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"The water was up to here," Desmond Johnson, a player on the team, told ABC News, gesturing to his neck.
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He was making good pitches, getting good outs, and it was up to me to go out and match him.
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During the same period, JFK's daily average of maximum wait time was up to 20.9 minutes from 11.5 in 2015.
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Controlling to ensure experimental reliability was up to the scientists who performed the original experiments over the past half-century.
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By 2100, the end of the Clinton administration, it was up to $22015 million, an increase of over 400 percent.
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The amount of gas expected to flow to Sabine was up to 3.3 billion cfd on Tuesday, according to Refinitiv.
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The High Sparrow was calling the shots, even though Margaery knew better and accurately guessed what Cersei was up to.
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And when Harden connected on both his attempts, all of a sudden the Houston advantage was up to 128-124.
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Tampa Bay produced 11 of the first 12 shots in the third period, but Anderson was up to the task.
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He was up to his waist in a paper bag that had been wedged halfway into the overstuffed rubbish bin.
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Dr. Rodchenkov said it was up to him to ensure that Russian athletes won the most medals, preferably gold ones.
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"I'm such a control freak that I'd have to know what [the surrogate] was up to every day," she admitted.
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As he lay on his stomach, Oghi told the therapist all about what his mother-in-law was up to.
|
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Oghi found it disconcerting that he had to keep feigning ignorance, despite his suspicion that she was up to something.
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Chrome traffic on Mac was up to 75 percent, and on Windows up to 66 percent at the same time.
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If it was up to me, I'd prefer to lead a life that includes the option of marrying my partner.
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He was up to 67.4 percent in the D-League, and now he's at 100 percent in the NBA, baby!
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But it was not treating people fairly, and it was up to them to make sure that America understood this.
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The Élysée gets several bread deliveries a day, and Mr. Gomez was sure that Mr. M'seddi was up to it.
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Bonifassi initially said it was up to audiences to decide if they had the right to tell black peoples' stories.
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I knew it was up to my character to be the main point of difference from a regular chat show.
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So, it was up to me to stand at the front as Tim brought the drone gently, carefully, within reach.
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"If it was up to John, we'd be in four wars now," one senior official has recalled the president saying.
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It was up to May and the EU negotiators to come to an acceptable agreement to ensure an orderly breakup.
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But she said that it was up to Congress and the White House to evaluate the details of proposed changes.
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She had already picked out the setting, so it was up to him to find the stone that would fit.
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I was up to my calves, maybe ten inches into the water, when I stepped on a poisonous sea urchin.
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But it was up to Mr. Trump's government, not his private lawyers, to decide on the Ways and Means request.
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It was up to Congress, administration officials said, to produce a solution for the young immigrants before their permits expired.
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But he said it was up to the United States, as the more powerful country, to take the first step.
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After the market tumbled early this week, Trump questioned whether Azar was up to the challenge of handling the crisis.
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She was told that it was up to the Japanese health ministry, and that no tests were available on board.
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The Hills: New Beginnings could be looking at a new addition — if it was up to Spencer Pratt, that is.
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I asked him a few softball questions about what the company was up to, and he just stared at me.
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After the game, Watson was clearly aware that it was up to him to make a play at the moment.
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" But, he said, it was up to the young men to "stop the killing and the shooting of each other.
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The dialogue is scripted, but it was up to puppeteer-actors like Mr. Spinney to provide the voices and personalities.
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Mr. Zucker said it was up to viewers to decide whether a supporter offered a compelling case for their candidate.
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The EU Commission said it was up to Dutch leaders to reflect on the vote and suggest a way forward.
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Either way, it was up to her, at what may be the first French nightclub for the post-Weinstein era.
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Subway ridership was up to about 1.7 billion as a functioning system paired with a return to citywide population growth.
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" Asked to assess Mr. Trump's record, he said that was up to the American people, but noted some "serious achievements.
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Now it seems that the Trump team misled when it said it didn't really know what Flynn was up to.
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It was up to the former detainees and the media to "tell the whole world" what is happening, said Aamer.
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I said it was up to him," Comey wrote in his 2018 memoir, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership.
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He was not interested in receiving the blessing of the church of art that explained what he was up to.
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Then it was up to Lamoureux-Davidson, who pulled the puck from backhand to forehand and slipped it past Szabados.
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It brought me a lot of attention, and then it was up to me what I wanted to do with it.
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When I was 20, I didn't have professional mentors, but I decided it was up to me to change my course.
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" In the case of JonBenét Ramsey, "It was up to the media to expose the calamity that was this law enforcement.
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Wittenberg asked what he was up to, and the man explained he was a contractor tasked with cleaning up the station.
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It was up to his uncle Gary to bring Elysee to the hospital in downtown Port au Prince for urgent attention.
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I think if it was up to me, I would rather do Holden than Shannon but I would defer to Kevin.
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Dianne Feinstein -- the new top Democrat on the committee -- was up to the task of holding Sessions' feet to the fire.
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The gap between Leave and Remain voters was up to a third on the main hard-Brexit issue of immigration controls.
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"If it was up to me, I'd shut down [the] government over border security," Trump told Fox News host Pete Hegseth.
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I think if it was up to me, I would rather do Holden than Shannon, but I would defer to Kevin.
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Lucky for me, my mother-in-law was up to trying the menus of both chefs and providing her unfiltered insight.
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By the time she got her coat on and headed out to the street, the water was up to her waist.
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But as the father to teenage daughters Sasha, 15, and Malia, 18 — the president knew what the crowd was up to.
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While folks were either protesting the inauguration or attending it, Solange Knowles was up to something else in the nation's capital.
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Macron also told reporters at the summit that Brazil deserved a president who was "up to the job," according to Reuters.
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"I had to break that cycle, because it was up to me to lead them to a healthier lifestyle," she says.
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Since we serve around 220 people every day, I quickly realized that it was up to myself to make something great.
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"It's my wedding, though," Nikki noted, as she pointed out that the "big" and "very emotional decision" was up to her.
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"The information was valid, and it was up to you to decide what to do with this information," he told CNBC.
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When asked whether Gauthier would be allowed to return to China, Lu told reporters on Thursday it was "up to her".
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He said any decision on whether to fix the wiring was up to the Taiwan rail authority, which owns the trains.
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However, if it was up to Hollywood star, Goldie Hawn, she'd quite like to see two leaders in the White House.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Republican, said it was up to Conyers to decide if he should resign from the chamber.
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In the years since, she has more than demonstrated that she was up to the gig and any challenge that followed.
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On Tuesday, Larry Simkins, Washington's president, told Reuters it was up to Dominion and its shareholders to make the next move.
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CNN reached out to the NY Buildings Administrative Enforcement Unit to ask if this location's grease interceptor was up to code.
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"We are going to be looking at all the records and make sure that everything was up to date," he said.
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Janicki said that at the time of Walesa's testimony, the penalty for false testimony was up to three years in prison.
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It's partly historical: In colonial Williamsburg, for example, it was up to sheriffs to deliver patients to the Eastern State Hospital.
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The European Commission said it took note of Hungary's referendum and it was up to Budapest to deal with the outcome.
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She was non-committal when asked how many planes Lockheed could potentially sell to Berlin, saying it was up to Germany.
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An Airbus spokesman reiterated any talks with customers were confidential and that it was up to customers to announce delivery plans.
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He doesn't think it's consistent with her character, and she wouldn't do that to him ... if it was up to her.
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Later in the evening, Khloé, 33, took to Snapchat yet again to update fans on what the crew was up to.
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"It was scary -- the water was up to here," Houston resident Yee Seng said, gesturing to the middle of her chest.
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The shadow of Salinger as hermit will forever obscure whatever he was up to in his many years of public silence.
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"The public will learn what the campaign chairman was up to in the critical months before he was fired," Kirschner said.
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Carlos Wilson had an inkling of what she was up to when he saw her outside his polling station in Hattiesburg.
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Naquin then drove in both runners with a triple to left field, and the Cleveland lead was up to 10-0.
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The revelation stemmed from a common greeting used among his friends when they called to see what he was up to.
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The estimated cost for Havsul 1 was up to 7 billion crowns ($814.52 million) at the time of its 2009 licensing.
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Whether that contributed to the ragged play, including four throwing errors in the first five innings, was up to the beholder.
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Being a longtime fan of Ledgerwood's work, I soon went to see what she was up to, and was not disappointed.
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Yet within a few hours, he had a response from a user called "-Archivist" who was up to tackle the project.
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"My family knew I was up to something, some sort of exercise class, but didn't know what it was," she says.
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Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg asked potential Juror No. 9 if he was up to the task of being on the jury.
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If it was up to me, I probably wouldn't have left the familiar safety of the pot and the wooden spoon.
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He said it was up to China how to react, but the range of possibilities included expelling him from the country.
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And perhaps it would help your therapists do their jobs to know some of what the other one was up to.
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" She added that the decision of whether to hold it was up to the club, but called it "unfortunate" and "regrettable.
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"I was surprised to learn what George Papadopoulos was up to during the campaign," Mr. Gordon said in a text message.
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America had broken a promise to black Americans, and it was up to black Americans to force America to keep it.
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The president added that it was up to Congress to grant the protections, and he has urged it to do so.
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Mr. Trump ended the charade on Monday when he tweeted that "it doesn't really matter" what the Iranian was up to.
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It was up to Democrats, he said, "to tell this story and drive its approval ratings down from 18 to 8."
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And if that requires kissing him, praising him, and whispering in his ear, he showed he was up to the task.
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Kerr called the inaction in the United States "demoralizing" and suggested it was up to the voters to hold lawmakers accountable.
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We still don't know a lot about what Pompeo was up to as the president's Ukraine B team was at work.
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Mexico's government on Monday said it "rejected" the new U.S. policy but acknowledged that the decision was up to U.S. authorities.
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The hunter followed for several kilometers not knowing what the lion was up to, until he finally came to a clearing.
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When Bledsoe drained a 3-pointer just over a minute into the second quarter, Milwaukee's lead was up to 38-18.
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The photo, showing her holding the two infants, was up to 4.4 million "likes" just five hours after the post. (Reuters)
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Later, when pressed by another reporter, he said only that the matter was up to the Senate Intelligence Committee to investigate.
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If we didn't like the direction the country was going in, then it was up to us to offer an alternative.
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Chicago kept the pressure on, but Toronto was up to the task and won its first league match since June 8.
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Elizabeth Warren said on Saturday, adding that it was up to Democratic voters whether to support someone in such a position.
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By the time Mr. Looker came on in 13, Pelotonia was up to 5,000 participants and had raised some $25 million.
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By the time Mr. Looker came on in 13, Pelotonia was up to 5,000 participants and had raised some $25 million.
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"I'm not looking for breaking news on your show, but frankly the waterboarding if it was up to me," Trump said.
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But on Sunday, the Republican McConnell said it was up to Alabama voters to decide whether to send Moore to Washington.
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In Washington, the White House said it was up to China to decide whether to do away with presidential term limits.
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However, instead of expressing interest in then-popular graffiti art, he slowly revealed that he was up to something quite different.
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Within minutes of the exit poll, the pound had dropped nearly two cents to $31.2722, while the euro was up to £0.8791.
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But in 2013, the Supreme Court voided the lower court's ruling, saying it was up to India's Parliament to change the law.
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SWIFT denies it overlooked risks around unauthorized access to client terminals, saying it was up to banks to secure their own facilities.
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But Farage said it was up to the British government whether it wanted him to take on that kind of liaison role.
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Graver said it was up to the Iraqi government to decide how best to mobilize its limited resources to advance towards Mosul.
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Padilla described Jacobs as an extortionist who made explosive claims about what Uber was up to in order to score a payout.
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By the time he was 18, he was up to one to one-and-a-half packs of Marlboro Reds a day.
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Darryl made his first appearance last year in a short explaining just what Thor was up to during Captain America: Civil War.
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Harris said it was up to the leaders of India and the United States to decide where to hold the joint operations.
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To ensure their pizza ATM was up to European standards, Xavier College took advice straight from the automated food dispenser-loving French.
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But prices have recovered somewhat recently: LME benchmark three-month aluminium was up to a two-month high of $1,617 on Thursday.
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I want to know why Doug, if it was up to him, y'know, let them sit at the front of his funeral.
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When asked about job guarantees for workers in Germany, she said it was up to management and labour representatives to discuss that.
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Revenue was up to 435 million euros ($476 million), just below an average analyst estimate by Thomson Reuters of 438 million euros.
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Unemployment in the EU came down slightly at the end of last year, but youth unemployment was up to over 20 percent.
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We knew the rapper was up to something when he Instagrammed a rack of what appeared to be millennial pink bomber jackets.
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Many on the left were convinced Mr Trump was up to his neck in the Russian plot that helped get him elected.
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The best "clue" for what Elon Musk was up to at his Pentagon meeting came from, as per usual, the man's Twitter.
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The German Olympic Sports Confederation's leading doctor, Bernd Wolfarth, told Reuters, however, it was up to the athletes themselves whether they attended.
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The new prime minister's dodgy claims were by no means the only reasons for doubting whether he was up to the task.
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"I do think it was up to the FBI to see whether or not they could verify any of it," he said.
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I felt it was up to me out there to bring the boost back to Jamaica and I think I've done that.
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Schaeuble said it was up to the tax authorities in Germany's 16 federal states to ensure banks were adhering to the rules.
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If it was up to him, everyone would have exchanged surface pleasantries and eaten the slop he served for dinner in peace.
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That means he took along a small group of journalists with him, so it was pretty clear what he was up to.
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Robots affected both men's and women's jobs, the researchers found, but the effect on male employment was up to twice as big.
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When asked by journalists if that meant Indian diplomats would get access to Jadhav, he stressed that was up to the court.
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When Langford made two free throws with 268:253 left in half, Michigan State's lead was up to 210 at 285-23.
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Haley said on Sunday that it was up to the United States to take some burden in reacting to atrocities like this.
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So while the show has been historically seen as controversial, and even unsuccessful, English argues Doty was up to something worth revisiting.
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But he indicated any new constitution must be put to a referendum and it was up to Syrians to elect their president.
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When Smith drained a turnaround jumper with 4:52 left in the third quarter, Detroit's lead was up to 30, 74-44.
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But he stressed that any decision to do so was up to the resident and the primary responsibility remained with Taiwan itself.
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But the ruling today suggests that determination was up to Beats and that Monster had little if any say in the matter.
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He proved he was up to the task, acting with professionalism and genuine love for both the music and Linkin Park's fans.
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The Islanders had already jumped out to a 4-1 advantage in shots, but Florida's penalty kill was up to the task.
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Heller previously said he doesn't support the family separations but that it was up to Congress, rather than Trump, to halt them.
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Asked his view on the latest developments, engineer Mohamad Majzoub, 64, said it was up to Hariri to judge what to do.
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Goode told AP that he didn't condone the comments, but that his seat in the Arizona legislature was up to the voters.
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The now frail Groening admitted moral guilt but said it was up to the court to decide whether he was legally guilty.
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Recalling the press briefing, Waters expressed -- in much more colorful language -- what she was up to, and seemed puzzled by the response.
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Some have suggested that Trump may not have known his behavior was inappropriate, and it was up to Comey to educate him.
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For a two- or three-family house, their budget was up to $103,210; for a single-family, it was closer to $220,2000.
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Not effectively lying to my mom, just wanting to tell her the truth all the time about what I was up to.
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He would have wanted to know what Mike was up to given that Mike left his post at the nascent Fring Inc.
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Likewise, cold-war arms-control rested on transparency, the ability to know with some confidence what the other side was up to.
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"If it was up to John, we'd be in four wars now," one of the senior officials recalled Mr. Trump as saying.
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Waddington said the convictions proved a conspiracy and it was up to the jury to decide whether Hauschild was part of it.
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He threw 15 pitches in the first inning and 31 in the second, and he was up to 76 after the third.
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An LED counter above the bar tracks the number of Negronis sold; the night I was there, it was up to 10,912.
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He answered carefully when asked how long he believed Ms. Pelosi's "transition" should take, saying it was up to her to decide.
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Convoluted metaphor aside, the men had the roses this week, so it was up to John Paul Jones who he kept around.
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After realizing that the searchers had not seen him, he knew that it was up to him to find his way out.
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Always sleeping with mortals was he, and enshrouding himself with thick clouds so his wife wouldn't know what he was up to.
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When we were kids, they often took us for a ferry ride, but by then the cost was up to 25 cents.
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Within a year, the company was up to 20093 million members; by the first quarter of 2017 it would be 3.6 million.
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In its ruling, the Utah district court acknowledged this but said it was up to the Supreme Court to clarify the discrepancy.
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It was up to middle-class urban women to demand that the government create programs to help rural women and their families.
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By the time the last group of sailors arrived at the bottom of the ladder, the water was up to their necks.
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In the absence of a host, or any sense of a unified production, it was up to individuals to provide the highlights.
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Time will tell who else joins her onstage -- but if it was up to John, it'd be a full docket of talent.
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Burnett then pressed him on how he would reassure voters that he was up to the stressful job of commander in chief.
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Merkel defended the move, saying during a news conference that it was up to the individual nations to decide who represented them.
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Progressive Canadians were so worried about Andrew Scheer, that they didn't have time to pay attention to what Trudeau was up to.
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The Citi team said it remained "agnostic" over whether the government was up to the "(very) challenging task" of reforming the country.
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Robots affected both men's and women's jobs, the researchers found, but the effect on male employment was up to twice as big.
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But it was up to Colby Pellegrino, the director of water resources at the Southern Nevada Water Authority, to set the scene.
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All museums would be discussing the appropriateness of oil funding, she said, but it was up to each to decide for itself.
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All museums would be discussing the appropriateness of oil funding, she said, but it was up to each to decide for itself.
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He was doing large-scale, broad-brush work, and it was up to the archaeologists to add their fine filigree of detail.
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It happens with other races, too, he said, and it was up to him as a lawyer to intervene in real time.
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But if it was up to me, I wouldn't be so strict with someone who carried a tiny amount for personal use.
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That's why He Jiankui's announcement caused such a stir, as did the fact that many scientists knew what he was up to.
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When chatter on a forum hosted by Prodigy Services popped up that Stratton Oakmont was up to criminal activity, the firm sued.
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Judge Cunningham said the number of victims who had come forward was up to 265, some of whom chose to remain anonymous.
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It's not what the Yalta is designed for, but it's what I was up to so I figured I'd give it a shot.
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Still, Foudy added, it was up to the soccer federation to "do a better job" of educating the players about the Zika virus.
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"That first time [my mom was arrested], it was very much like it was up to me to figure stuff out," she says.
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When it came to remixing—and really remixing, with entirely new verses and hook—a local hit, who was up to the task?
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She didn't need one more thing to worry about so I knew it was up to me to find solace in other ways.
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"If it was up to my wife, she would have me retire today," he said on Jim Miller's Sirius XM show last year.
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She said the company presented its own experts who disagreed with Nahban in a debate that was up to a jury to decide.
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Seibert also said that it was up to Turkey to decide if it wanted to ask the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for assistance.
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"If it was up to my wife, she would have me retire today," he said on Jim Miller's Sirius XM show in February.
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Todrick gave great input, and it was up to the gals to take those notes and polish their performances to achieve Kardashian kred.
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GS's fully phased-in enhanced supplementary leverage ratio (SLR) was up to 21% at the end of 2212Q2908 compared to 21872% at YE6463.
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Yet in this first debate, he seemed almost relieved when his time was up -- to the point of stopping answers in mid-sentence.
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Cubs' outfielder Albert Almora Jr. was up to bat when he hit the foul ball that struck the young girl in the stands.
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If it was up to me, I would just embrace the past and call this project the Apple Virtual Reality Distortion Field Group.
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Nonetheless, Dell was up to the task as he nursed a one-goal lead while the Isles pressured hard in the third period.
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By 2009, that number was up to ten million, and it was one of the top 100 most visited sites on the internet.
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In an earlier opinion in that case, Judge Margaret McKeown argued that it was up to Congress and the executive branch to act.
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It was up to Garth Brooks to give the near-sellout crowd in Nashville what they wanted to hear most: Randy Travis' voice.
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She was in my bedroom when she posted this, just as she is now, but she didn't mention what she was up to.
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That opening series isn't that commonly used, so it took several minutes for onlookers to identify what the Norwegian grandmaster was up to.
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What&aposs wrong with the government -- (CROSSTALK) HEMMER: What&aposs wrong with the government trying to figure out what Russia was up to?
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Asked about reports of his possible exit, Ghizzoni said on May 10 that it was up to shareholders and the board to decide.
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After World War II, it was up to a locality&aposs discretion as to whether they would observe Daylight Saving Time or not.
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If the reports were accurate, Kalanick was up to sell nearly one-third of his ownership position in the ridesharing giant he built.
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Always observant, she figured out what Ralph was up to and tells him not to worry, because no one will ever find anything.
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Mr Steel had no obligation to let her gather ears of corn; it was up to him whether he would kindly let her.
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The bill was passed by Ohio lawmakers last week, but it was up to Kasich to ultimately pass or veto the new measure.
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He hasn't stopped since, and as of late June, Stallbaumer was up to 289 loose, out-of-the-box '89 Upper Deck Griffeys.
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Asked about a safe asset at last month's ECB news conference, President Mario Draghi said the final decision was up to the politicians.
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Germany, host to some 4 million Turks, said it was up to Erdogan himself to heal the rifts that the vote had exposed.
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Jessica Magyar's four children didn't suspect their mom was up to any tricks when she bought them a plush unicorn doll last week.
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He helped make the final adjustments before Kunis' parents arrived — after six weeks away with no idea what their daughter was up to.
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Prosecutor V. Sithambaram said it was up to the High Court judge to decide whether the trial should be delayed pending the review.
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Because in August in response to a judge's direction, the State Department asked the FBI for information about what it was up to.
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"I wanted to get Instagram to see what he was up to, because he would post stuff every day," she says, laughing relatably.
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It was up to the band and Ed to put it in order and add the strings, do all of the fun things.
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In tests, Monty was up to 91% accurate, but in practice, for test matches, Monty predicted which wickets would fall with 87.2% accuracy.
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"Bob Weinstein is a POS," she tweeted after he made a statement saying he had no idea what his brother was up to.
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The Bulls crept within five, but when Griffin converted a three-point play with 1:57 left, Detroit's lead was up to 10.
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Mende said it was up to Swedish authorities to provide information to the Congolese court hearing the case, not the other way around.
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However, the special counsel also declined to exonerate Trump, leaving some Democrats to say that it was up to Congress to pursue impeachment.
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Gowdy also said the subpoena decision was up to Goodlatte, saying he would support the chairman if he followed through with the move.
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Bolduan asked Zeldin if he felt Moore ought to be a US senator, a choice her guest insisted was up to Alabama voters.
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"Aren't you from Florence?" he asked, explaining that flood water in the city was up to the first floor of the Pitti Palace.
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A senior U.S. administration official said it was up to Guaido to decide when and how to move the supplies into the country.
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Rather than accept responsibility myself, I decided 'I'll blame somebody else…' At the time I was up to my nose in 'God dammit!
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So the FBI ultimately said to not give Porter clearance, but then it was up to the White House decided to ignore it?
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"If it was up to me and if we changed the laws and have the laws, waterboarding would be fine," Mr. Trump said.
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She was up to no bullshit—she just wanted me to stay out of jail, no matter what, and just do anything productive.
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Last Wednesday, junior Will Rogers noticed his English teacher, Samantha Cox, 24, was up to something strange in the corner of her classroom.
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Instead, the rider would only be told how much the normal price would be multiplied by, and the math was up to you.
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The United States' collective student loan debt was up to $1.3 trillion as of last summer, and it's set to double by 2025.
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Opening the app allowed me to see what he was up to: usually nothing more interesting than looking out the window or sleeping.
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Toronto's lead was up to 10 points with 6:55 to play in the period; the momentum is shifting firmly to the hosts.
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While describing it as "fairly well advanced," Mr. Tillerson said it was up to Mr. Trump to decide when to release the plan.
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But Mr. Dennis preferred to stay inside, behind drawn shades, where there was little risk anyone would misinterpret what he was up to.
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And Democratic opponents in November know it will be much harder for them to plead ignorance of what the President was up to.
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The agency could warn manufacturers or distributors of possible health risks, but ultimately, it was up to food companies to recall tainted products.
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In the past, it was up to journalists to act on tips from disgruntled players or agents to bring the scandals to light.
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The study found that Azure was "up to 3.4 times faster and up to 87 percent less expensive" than AWS in that scenario.
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The convincing victory meant Betances would have to wait at least one more night to show he was up to his new role.
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It's not the first time people who have worked with Hilinski have been left with serious questions about what he was up to.
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Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said that while it was up to Gemalto's board to decide on the offer, the government had concerns.
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It was up to them to track down the merchant — for a fee, Mr. Boggs would assist — and negotiate purchase of the note.
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Later, he tried to calm a media onslaught over his reversal, saying it was up to conference delegates to decide what to do.
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He also warned lawmakers against moving back the deadline, but noted that it was up to Trump to accept years-long stopgap legislation.
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Gowdy insisted Monday that the subpoena decision was up to Goodlatte, saying that he has allowed the veteran lawmaker to take the lead.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis and Tillerson on Monday told reporters it was up to the countries involved to work it out among themselves.
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In 2015, she said it was up to the military to to determine whether transgender troops could serve openly without affecting readiness. Rep.
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After the meeting ended, Mr. Sondland explained precisely what he was up to, Dr. Hill testified, referring to a deal with Mr. Mulvaney.
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But it said it was up to the Home Office (interior ministry) to decide whether to seek Sacoolas' extradition formally through diplomatic channels.
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But it had to wait for the supply chain, cost structure, and training to change before telling people what it was up to.
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By 210.3, according to the study published in the Journal of the America Medical Association Pediatrics, that number was up to $212 million.
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If some of us knew about Belson's films, only Foye knew what else he was up to in his small San Francisco apartment.
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However, federal prosecutor Saima Mohsin told Steeh that Gignac was up to his old tricks again, scouting for fresh victims to rip off.
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It was in about 2008 that I went online to see what Graeme was up to and discovered he was advertising on Gumtree.
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Tim [Dryden], our keyboardist, doesn't know much about the technical side of things, so it was up to me to piece everything together.
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"A guy tried it today but he turned back because the snow was up to here," she said, indicating a line at her stomach.
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The British government said it had no information about a potential meeting, indicating what Trump did in his private time was up to him.
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Current administration officials said it was up to Lopez Obrador's team to say whether there had been a mutual agreement to delay the auctions.
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It's clever, but later Aaron still is able to see that Villanelle was up to something when her back was turned to his cameras.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, punted by saying it was up to the President to decide the fate of his appointees.
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At that point, it was up to VICE's video editors to carry me across the goal line into my new life of action stardom.
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While Aria asserts that she was up to "nothing much," viewers know the truth (spoiler alert): Aria and the girls accidentally hit – and killed!
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Cook responded that it was up to investors to decide what to focus on, but said he was comfortable with customers buying used iPhones.
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If they were aware of the building's violations, why hadn't the owners or the city shut Plasco down until it was up to code?
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The captain said officials in Rome then told him it was up to him to decide whether to carry out the rescue or not.
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Meaning it was up to the headphones to adjust how aggressive the noise-cancellation feature was, based on the ambient sound of my environment.
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Blake himself was up to meting out a bit of rough treatment when it came to dealing with the products of his own hand.
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Water was up to the trestle and first responders would not have been able to save the child if they had floated under it.
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Mr. Macron attacked nationalism and argued that it was up to the United States to preserve the international order it had helped to create.
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But the company also doubled its gross bookings to $20 billion in 2016, and its net revenue (excluding China) was up to $6.8 billion.
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I'd have to go through this pain alone, and it was up to me to decide if it would make me weaker or stronger.
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The back room was kind of a skunkworks area for most of the Machinima staff, who hadn't seen what the company was up to.
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Through a series of peculiar job listings and key hires, it became clear Facebook was up to something unlike anything it had ever pursued.
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Surely, he knew it wasn't normal for two professionals to meet up in a bathroom and had to suspect Weinstein was up to something.
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It said in cases involving a German firm, it was up to the German Customs Investigation bureau to asses if sanctions have been breached.
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If it was up to us, we would've named them after the aquatic monster from the 1966 Godzilla movie Ebirah, Horror of the Deep.
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The 33-year-old singer, who is currently touring Down Under, asked fans to guess what thrilling activity she was up to on Instagram.
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In 2012, Gilbert said, some of the Post's election coverage was up to 16 hours behind, as a handful of humans waded through returns.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson spoke of a "follow-on agreement," but said it was up to Washington to come up with concrete proposals.
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More impressively, Trump's approval among Republicans is hovering around 90 percent, and special counsel Robert Mueller's disapproval among Republicans was up to 53 percent.
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He urged Americans not to take it for granted that someone else was going to ensure that their computer security was up to snuff.
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The potential street value of the drugs, should they have made it to Australia, was up to 810 million Australian dollars (around $650 million).
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday it was up to Washington and not Moscow to improve ties between the two countries.
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So to cure her case of #FOMO, she decided to take a walk over to his room to see what he was up to.
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For example, in 2003, only 23 percent of participants over 75 were using the internet; by 2011, that proportion was up to 33.6 percent.
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Marlon the janitor couldn't have given less of a shit about what I was up to and incidentally kept leading me to helpful stuff.
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When a stranger at a friend's birthday party innocently asked me what I was up to, I launched into an exegesis on the mystery.
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That season began airing in March of 2014 as well — which means that King already knew what Alex Drake was up to before PaleyFest.
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As this example also shows, the Obama administration's approach was largely decentralized: It was up to individual departments and agencies to develop cybersecurity policy.
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Syria's fate was up to Syrians, he said, and the Russian government was prepared to live with the outcome of the U.N.-supervised elections.
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The incident itself had immediate and drastic effects: five dead and a spike in radiation that was up to 16 times higher than normal.
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He kept a list of the types of sharks he saw while scuba diving — he was up to 12 — and he loved spear fishing.
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Their budget was up to $1.1 million until they realized they could instead buy a two-family house with a rental unit for income.
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I actually had an appointment at the tattoo shop upstairs, but I was early, so I decided to see what Nudie was up to.
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Stamkos, Bishop lead Lightning over Hurricanes RALEIGH, N.C. — Ben Bishop was up to the task when the Tampa Bay Lightning needed him Sunday night.
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Santa Clara County cops said there was no foul play involved, and it was up to the coroner to determine the cause of death.
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On Wednesday, he said that it was up to the public to assess his accountability but that he would answer more questions in parliament.
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Lil Eazy-E, the son of late N.W.A. rapper Eazy-E, was up to his ears in bud at a Southern California marijuana dispensary.
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That market value was up to 260 million euros a year less than the face value of the sponsorship contract, an expert report said.
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But during the hearing Friday afternoon, it was up to Judge Babler to decide whether Mr. Patterson would ever have an opportunity for parole.
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It was up to the terminal's managers to schedule access to its 11 gates, but they were quickly overwhelmed by the influx of jets.
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But ultimately it was up to Israel to approve the payload since the lander was built and operated by an Israeli nonprofit called SpaceIL.
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So before leaving, I asked several friends from work if we could get together for coffee as soon as I was up to it.
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The commission chairman told news organizations on Friday that it was up to each state to decide what information to share with the panel.
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Last year, UN Environment estimated that the gap between pledges and emissions cuts that scientists estimate are needed was up to 12 billion tonnes.
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Nigeria's production was up to 1.75 million barrels a day last month, up more than a million barrels from earlier this year, said Kilduff.
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In addition, the airline was up-to-date on its permits and was authorized to lease the planes domestically and abroad, including to Cubana.
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"I went on Instagram and started following various Disney art hashtags, hoping to find an illustrator who was up to the task," Loechler said.
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How often and how thoroughly did Mr. Giuliani, the chief engineer of the pressure campaign, brief the president on what he was up to?
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The purpose of the FOIA was to help hold those agencies accountable by allowing the public to know what their government was up to.
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On Wednesday, he said that it was up to the public to assess his accountability but that he would answer more questions in parliament.
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But I just kept thinking about what I was missing out on and how I wanted people to know what I was up to.
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On some roads, water had reached the windows of cars, and on one street, it was up to the rooflines of a few buildings.
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But it was up to the individual to petition the court on their own, a process that could be both time-consuming and costly.
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Patuanelli added that it was up to the airline's new administrator Giuseppe Leogrande to release a final data on the loss for this year.
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President Barack Obama's administration has suspended its efforts to win congressional approval for TPP, saying its fate was up to Trump and Republican lawmakers.
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They told websites it was up to them to block DBM if they cannot meet the guarantee, according to emailed notices seen by Reuters.
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"I just put in some ideas that were accepted, and the rest was up to Paul and Pat and some great players," he said.
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Woodley previously said the UFC offered him the fight and he accepted -- and it was up to Nate to sign on the dotted line.
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In the first half of this year, Roku's player segment provided just 59% of its revenues, while its platform segment was up to 41%.
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Previously, there was no requirement to report abuse allegations, and it was up to the individuals themselves to determine whether they wanted to report.
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Instead, as "Will" reveals, its titular character eventually realized Judith was up to some unsavory dealings and blackmailed her into letting him join the enterprise.
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The benchmark Top 40 index was up 0.39 percent to 49,329 points, while the all share index was up to 0.21 percent to 55,369 points.
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But that's not all Trump was up to last year: He spent much of it threatening war with North Korea over Pyongyang's growing nuclear arsenal.
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A new analysis of Ötzi's equipment shows what he was up to in the hours before an archer drove an arrow straight into his back.
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I asked her about Nibiru appearing in the trending news results, and she said it was up to these news organizations what to write about.
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They arrested 500 people, that&aposs what the Capitol police was up to yesterday and I want you to listen closely to what she said.
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Nor, he said soothingly, was the government actively promoting its use in classrooms: that was up to teachers, and they should not contravene the constitution.
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In two days, Magro rendered every bathroom in the house unusable, but for some reason, it was up to the women to clean it up.
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She filled out the entire multi-page form by hand on my behalf, but it was up to me to sign in five different places.
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Loiseau reiterated that it was up to Britain to decide on whether or not it wanted to proceed with Brexit or choose a second referendum.
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As the director it was up to me to drag these people into this deep, dark place and it was not the most pleasant experience.
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"Ultimately, it was up to our leaders, but I believe that we played a critical role in helping them get to yes," said Maine Sen.
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"Kevin knew what I was up to," says Wallace, who also shares her story in a documentary Hines is making called Suicide: The Ripple Effect.
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But Brazilian officials later put on a united front to assure the world that Rio was up to the task of hosting sport's greatest showpiece.
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The proportion of adults with a bank or mobile-money account was up to 69% last year, from 13% in 2014 and 51% in 2011.
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JSCU infiltrated its network and a nearby security camera, allowing it to see what Cozy Bear was up to, and possibly who was a member.
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The protests widened on Saturday after Mulki refused to scrap a bill increasing personal and corporate taxes, saying it was up to parliament to decide.
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Price was up to the task, denying Dominic Moore from in close on his left side and later stopping Riley Nash on a wraparound attempt.
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"I really wanted to go with a Scandinavian scene, but if it was up to my husband it would look like a hotel," Domenech says.
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Health and beauty-wise, there was up to 40 percent off best-selling luxury fragrances and 35 percent off top protein powder and supplement brands.
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Not because we didn't think he was up to the task but because we didn't know if the world needed yet another version of it.
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I got a job as an au pair, and I was living with this family who didn't know anything about what I was up to.
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Years ago, what funds to invest in and how much of a portfolio should be devoted to stocks or bonds was up to the individual.
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The finance ministry said it was up to Sajid Javid, the finance minister whose official title is Chancellor of the Exchequer, to announce fiscal events.
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They really wanted to make sure the person was up to the task, because it was really long hours and a bunch of moving around.
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Le Drian said it was up to Britons to decide whether they wanted to hold a second referendum on whether to leave the European Union.
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Just a week ago, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had said that whether or not Assad was in power was up to the Syrian people.
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As late as Sunday, the Justice Department signaled it expected Sessions testimony to be closed but said the final decision was up to the committee.
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I spent days convincing a reclusive pilot in Alaska to talk to me about what a president was up to one summer in the 1970s.
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He added it would also make sense that a prominent oil group gets a stake in Saras, but that was up to shareholders to decide.
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Clinton, a cautious candidate who for weeks had demurred when asked if Mr. Trump was up to the job, had finally publicly declared him unfit.
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Ms. Diski was up-to-date on her cancer lit, having read recent books by Oliver Sacks, Clive James and the art critic Tom Lubbock.
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We knew that he had been spending more and more time in Miami after Spring Breakers and were curious about what he was up to.
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Andrea Bozek, a spokeswoman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, said it was up to "each individual campaign" to decide whether to attend the convention.
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But by the first quarter of 1989, as Ronald Reagan was leaving the White House, the 10-year growth rate was up to 2.1 percent.
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Dmitry Peskov, President Vladimir Putin's spokesman, said after the verdict it was up to investigators to decide if further examination of the case was necessary.
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And since there is no comprehensive, national transmission-building program, he said, it was up to private companies to devise business models to handle it.
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Since then Trump and his vice president Mike Pence have repeatedly called for his release while Ankara said the decision was up to the courts.
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Chao replied simply that she wasn't briefed on this issue previously, and would look forward to working with Cruz once she was up to speed.
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Cogan also denied the famous escape artist the chance to hug his wife before the trial as he thought El Chapo was up to something.
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Wednesday's report recommended a "pass/fail" security accreditation for hotels and landmarks, although Singer said its exact form was up to the industry to decide.
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At the end of 2016 Mr. Fields got a letter from the Justice Department, telling him to make sure his information was up-to-date.
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"Looking back, I should have known he was up to something because he never offers to go running with me," she said of the proposal.
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But it was up to the members of the Jewish administration, often including the Council of Elders, to fill in the names of specific individuals.
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"We saw a pullback in this community for over a month where it was up to the community to police the community," Kelly told me.
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I was up to four feet difficulty when a gang of scumbags in track suits tried to steal the money saving my spot in line.
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"We had talked and he was like, 'Maybe I won't be back coaching,' but didn't say much else what he was up to," Smith added.
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The difference was that while Jews prayed for such a prospect, they increasingly understood that it was up to humans to work to achieve it.
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" But he also called Beijing "resistant to change," and said it was up to Mr. Xi to "step up and come up with new ideas.
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The British critic David Sylvester pretty much nailed what Riley was up to when he wrote about her debut solo show at Musgrave's in 1961.
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"It sounded kind of odd, and I got the feeling that he was really calling just to see what I was up to," she said.
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"Political science is very good at uncovering problems," he said, saying that it was up to the politicians to figure out how to solve them.
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It was up to Final Jeopardy, a clue about Shakespeare: He has 4.43 speeches, the most of any non-title character in a Shakespeare tragedy.
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The rapper emceed Premio Lo Nuestro 2020 Thursday night at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami but playing host wasn't all he was up to that night.
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Feature It was probably during the fourth episode of the second season of HBO's "High Maintenance" when I finally noticed what it was up to.
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Sometimes a professional copywriter would provide them content, but many times it was up to employees to come up with messages for the fake accounts.
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The Tignes tourism office said in a statement the avalanche was up to 100 feet wide and spread across an area of nearly 1,300 feet.
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It was up to his little brother Patrick to ensure their neighbor would be able to leave her house for the treatment she desperately needs.
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The Ireland-based company gave a buoyant first-quarter report last week in which it said it was up-to-date with its regulatory filings.
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It was up to him to help bring the next generation of Lutings into being, but he wasn't sure if doing so was morally responsible.
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In 2017, Macron highlighted the stabilising benefits of the CFA but said it was up to African governments to determine the future of the currency.
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"Gates had a front-row perspective for everything Manafort was up to," said Jens Ohlin, vice dean and professor of law at Cornell Law School.
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Now, sitting in his Capitol Hill office Wednesday night, with a deal officially in hand, it was up to Shelby to brief President Donald Trump.
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The final decision on where to send her was up to the United Nations refugee agency, which granted her refugee status earlier in the week.
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Wall text instructed us to "Choose how you would like to be seen," and it was up to us to do so — cheekily or sincerely.
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Stan died in November 2018, and JC claims the abuse continued through March 2018 when Stan discovered what Anderson was up to and fired him.
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As we reported, the Kardashian klan -- in particular Kris -- didn't think the location of the house and the security surrounding it was up to snuff.
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But Aparicio was up to the task, and she delivered a performance that has been winning praise since the film's debut on the festival circuit.
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The war in Ukraine, he said, was planned and launched from Moscow, and it was up to Russia to make the first step towards de-escalation.
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Geng said it was up to the US and Russia, as the world's largest nuclear powers, to reduce their weapons stockpiles before other countries took part.
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Throughout "Divided States," Frontline drops in quick flashes of whatever Donald Trump was up to at the moment it's examining, as he jockeyed for political position.
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It was up to government agents in Peru and Washington to make stick all the work the EIA staffers and forest inspectors in Peru had done.
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Revenue was up to 1.03 billion euros ($1.22 billion) in the first six months of 2017, in line with an average analyst estimate by Thomson Reuters.
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Siri told Ansa news wire on Sunday he had exchanged some information with Lufthansa, adding it was up to the airline to make the next step.
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I have also emphatically stated that ultimately it was up to individuals to assess if the totality of his history made him worthy of their vote.
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As recently as June, the risk of cancer in the area was up to 1,505 cancer cases per million people, nearly 50 times the national average.
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The spokeswoman also said that it was up to Polish refiners PKN Orlen and Lotos to decide when and how much of the reserves they take.
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From there, it was up to the performer and Intel — who supplied 300 of its Shooting Star drones — to work out how to choreograph the show.
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" Referring to his candidacy, Ms. Sanders added, "He would not have done this if he didn't think he was up to this both mentally and physically.
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But it was up to us and the casting directors to know each girl and know what they could play into and pushing them that way.
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Lawrence was up to her usual antics at the London premiere, nearly taking a tumble on the red carpet and joking around with her cast members.
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He was the sole, unlikely being on Earth who could pull me from the deepest waters -- but it was up to me to find the shoreline.
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Sam said his pain was "up to an eight out of 10," his father told the Post, adding that hospital staff were baffled by his injury.
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"I was surprised to learn what George Papadopoulos was up to during the campaign," Gordon, who worked with Sessions during the campaign, told the Washington Post.
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There are 160,000 people in Jackson County and if it was up to them, I'm pretty adamant you would have 160,000 people up at the hospital.
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One possibility is he truly was freelancing in his calls with the Russian ambassador, and that Trump only learned what he was up to much later.
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Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said it was up to May and the DUP to come up with their own solutions if they did not like it.
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But if Trump knew what Cohen was up to, he shares in the culpability, which is presumably why Giuliani is at pains to deny the possibility.
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She said it was up to Democrats to stand up for people and explain that the working class is being misled by Trump and the GOP.
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The Getty fire in West Los Angeles, which started Monday and had burned at least 750 acres, was up to 52 percent containment by Thursday night.
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Stone denies this, but Mueller has dropped hints into his court filings that other campaign officials may have been aware of what he was up to.
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Mr. Harper later explained that he was exaggerating to make the point that it was up to the parents to protect their children from cigarette smoke.
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Both banks said they had offered to pay the fines, but the ACCC said it was up to the court to decide what penalties were appropriate.
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Biehl said there's nothing to suggest that the other two knew what Betts was up to, or that he had a weapon stashed in the car.
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Ms. Prueitt gently plopped the springy one onto the floor, for the fifth time, but it insisted on returning to see what she was up to.
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It will be up to the rest of us, just as it was up to us, ultimately, even under "Big Daddy" Johnson, to achieve something greater.
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Ueland declined to weigh in on a time frame, saying it was up to congressional leadership to pitch the White House on a potential end date.
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Instead, it was up to Hudson to create #YourSlipIsShowing, which began tracking conspicuous activity from accounts run by people who weren't who they claimed to be.
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