"He arrived wasted, partied wasted, and stayed wasted," someone told Page Six.
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"He arrived wasted, partied wasted and stayed wasted," a source told Page Six of the former NFL star.
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I think about the years of my life, the wasted time, the wasted obsession, the wasted self-hate, for what?
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This country has wasted $215trn in the Middle East. Wasted.
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"There's never a wasted round or wasted shot," he said.
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Yep, it's wasted ... LSD and education is wasted on the young.
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And every wasted minute of an employee's time is wasted money.
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The saying "youth is wasted on the young" is itself wasted on men like Rye.
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Why are we wasting time mourning wasted blood flowing from the body of a wasted life?
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"Wasted vacation days?" takes you from unused days off to being wasted on a BOOZE CRUISE.
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"We concluded that these efforts were wasted or at a high risk of being wasted," the report says.
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It looks at how many of the votes for candidates of each party are wasted, that is either wasted because on the losing side or wasted because they were more than needed to win.
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"They've wasted the last few years of Eli's career, they've wasted his prime," O'Hara told NJ.com over the weekend.
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So many wasted opportunities, and so much wasted time on things that, in the end, don't really ever satisfy us.
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The food wasted graph is a relative frequency bar graph showing the percentage of food wasted or lost by food category.
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I love going out and dancing, but my days of wearing glow paint and getting "wasted, wasted" are in the distant past.
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Wasted economy: The opioid crisis continues to peak and it's causing the labor pool to plummet as workers are too wasted to work.
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So, obviously, the more food wasted—and there is a hell of a lot of food wasted—the more unnecessary emissions there are.
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He's wasted no time in pawing at her, and she's wasted no time in putting off sex and rejecting his requests for company.
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In restaurants, organization is important not only because it helps cooks move quickly and smoothly but also because wasted food is wasted money.
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The result is wasted time and wasted hopes, and—to move up to a more macro level—a failure to reach national policy goals.
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The estimated value of the food loss was $161.6 billion and equates to 141 trillion calories wasted, or 1,249 calories wasted per person, per day.
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Since methane is the primary component of natural gas, wasted methane means wasted energy and lost revenue for both energy companies and the American taxpayer.
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Unable to move their legs, dancers resorted to simply pointing to the ceiling in time to the music ("Do you want to get wasted, wasted").
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Currently, the cost to commuters is a yearly average of $220006, along with 2202 hours of wasted travel time and 2628 billion gallons of wasted fuel.
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Wasted food is wasted money, and families on tighter budgets are more likely to feel a squeeze when kids don't eat the healthy foods on their plates.
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The efficiency gap is simply one party's total wasted votes, minus the other party's total wasted votes, divided by all of the votes cast in the election.
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"After 40 wasted minutes speaking and seven wasted years of Tory economic failure, the country expected to see the Chancellor change course," Labour's finance policy chief John McDonnell said.
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" He added: "The coalition will have wasted an excellent chance to leave a counterterrorism operation in place to make sure that the gains of the military campaign are not wasted.
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I believe her because his good friend, Mark Judge, wrote a book called, "Wasted: Tales of a GenX Drunk," which mentions a character named "O'Kavanaugh" he frequently got wasted with.
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ENERGY WASTED On the diagram, one thing that is immediately noticeable is that a whopping 68% of all energy is actually rejected energy, or energy that gets wasted through various inefficiencies.
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The good news ... she seemed to be pretty wasted.
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But it's also a wasted opportunity — educationally, morally, strategically.
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Christmas is mostly wasted spending, but wasted spending can be good when the economy is in a deep slump, and the only thing that can kickstart it is an upsurge of spending.
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The Afghan government's message to the American people is that the billions spent in Afghanistan have not been wasted, but they would be wasted if the US walked away, the source said.
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Democrats 'wasted two months' Jonathan Turley, the George Washington University professor who opposes impeachment, said at the hearing that Democrats might ultimately be able to prove impeachable offenses, but they've wasted time.
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The theory was based in part on measuring the number of "wasted" votes in each district cast for a losing candidate and comparing each party's total wasted votes on a statewide basis.
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In this scenario, almost all of party B's votes are wasted: nine losing votes in each of nine districts, plus nine excess votes in one victory, for a total of 90 wasted votes.
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I had to figure out how to portray someone who is wasted drunk, because I think any time any of us have been wasted, you can't remember what you looked like during it!
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"I've looked back on these past few years and I've wasted a lot of time, wasted years of my career, just not dedicating the time I should have to the sport," Adu says.
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"Time spent on yourself is never time wasted," she says.
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Even though she can have one drink and she's wasted.
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The teens -- all high school football players -- wasted little time.
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Trump wasted no time tweeting about Strzok again on Monday.
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The network wasted no time in making them feel obsolete.
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In reality, the average amount wasted each month was £58.30.
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Hahha don't make me feel like I [wasted] my money!!
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Google wasted exactly zero time pointing out this egregious mistake.
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And he isn't the only wasted opportunity in Condon's remake.
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Hayes, however, wasted no time in firing back at Johnson.
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Miranda wasted no time saying farewell to his Hamilton ponytail.
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There are no wasted scenes, no throwaway bits of dialogue.
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That's 123 good outcomes, two disasters and 35 wasted downs.
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Louisville wasted little time putting its stamp on this one.
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After two years, they found out and wasted $45 million.
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Iraq's wasted potential Iraq should be a fabulously wealthy country.
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Berry and her team wasted no time addressing Flair's comments.
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Having wasted 20 minutes, I now know more about Pewdiepie.
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I wasted so much time not valuing who I was.
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Kim, 39, wasted no time commenting directly on the post.
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So much potential between here and there, wasted, you think.
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They didn't tell you which happier advertising was being wasted.
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Twitter users wasted no time in criticizing Trump right back.
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President Donald Trump has wasted little time going after Iran.
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The government wasted no time getting started on the rehabilitation.
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Google has wasted no time in whipping up a reaction.
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So much time and money wasted, so many lives ruined.
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Improving efficiency means cutting out that wasted time and money.
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That's a lot of wasted time, and, of course, money.
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Democrats wasted no time in patting themselves on the back.
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I wasted no time prepping my limbs for the occasion.
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If you ask us, it feels like a wasted opportunity.
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Monáe, however, wasted no time in taking them to task.
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He's tired, he's wasted, and he wants to destroy Gotham.
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"Wasted opportunity is unacceptable with stakes this high," she concludes.
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She wasted no time capitalizing the on the Obama endorsement.
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Toy Association's Pasierb insisted that playtime is not wasted time.
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The guy cringes at the thought of a minute wasted.
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And the wasted value of materials that are simply underused.
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Not a millimeter is wasted, not even in the packaging.
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Enough time has been wasted issuing warnings about antibiotic resistance.
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That's a lot of wasted ink, paper, time and breath.
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This amounts to a staggering $28 billion wasted every year.
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Local officials wasted years taking baby steps toward a solution.
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But T.S.A. ledgers don't capture the cost of wasted time.
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Democratic rivals wasted little time hitting him over his comments.
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I often think that my childhood was wasted on me.
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Sinclair wasted no time in taking advantage of the deregulation.
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Rick Scott wasted no time in asking for CDC assistance.
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Too much government spending continues to be wasted or misallocated.
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The Padres wasted two early opportunities to score against Finnegan.
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In Vietnam, Washington wasted 58,000 of those lives for nothing.
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And Mr. Icahn wasted little time relishing the apparent victory.
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"The Chinese eat goose, so nothing is wasted," he said.
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Critics felt "Otherhood" wasted the talent of its lead actresses.
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The Blue Jackets wasted little time in opening the scoring.
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"Senators have now wasted seven months doing nothing," Ross said.
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Otherwise, the world's collective time, and hope, has been wasted.
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We don't use the word 'drunk' [or] show wasted people.
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I always think, 'Bloody hell, I've wasted so much time.
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If you look deeper, this mission was a wasted opportunity.
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Wasted tears, jugs of wine, cheatin' hearts and lovesick blues.
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Conway wasted no time in directly attacking Braun's opponent, Sen.
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The Indians wasted no time going to work against Verlander.
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I wasn't getting wasted, smoking weed, or having regrettable sex.
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Just make sure there's enough booze to keep everyone wasted.
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Don't worry, it doesn't seem so long when you're wasted.
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We become somber, get down on ourselves about time wasted.
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It's something that should be absolutely utilized and not wasted.
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She hasn't wasted any time since the NDTC training ended.
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It's the second time thousands of water bottles were wasted.
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Y'all wasted all of that food for what purpose, exactly?
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The company has wasted no time spending the new money.
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His body, wasted by cancer, flopped like a rag doll.
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When I did, all my dream characters were wasted, too.
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Rocca's revelation makes me feel better about my wasted youth.
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He doubled our debt, and wasted money on a wall.
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I begin to think I've wasted my time with her.
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Time spent not working, the thinking goes, is time wasted.
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"I wouldn't have wasted his time with it," he said.
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She was contracted, her limbs thin and wasted from disuse.
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Yet he wasted it all on ads and STILL LOST.
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"Trust me," the message read, "it's not a wasted vote."
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She had wasted away to 103 pounds; five were fluid.
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That can lead to a lot of wasted effort. 5.
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All those years in dinghies had not been completely wasted.
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And the grocer wasted no time in making the connection.
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Even worse, these wasted dollars make us all less safe.
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He wasted no time in tackling his disease with fervor.
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Trump wasted no time making fun of California Democratic Gov.
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"I was trying to mitigate my wasted time," he says.
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Employees will get more distracted, leading to more time wasted.
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"The decision by Trump has wasted my dreams," he said.
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The degree I was about to get would be wasted.
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In Congress, he has wasted no time jumping to action.
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Democratic presidential candidates wasted no time taking shots at Sen.
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Do you think votes for a third party are wasted?
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No Wasted Lives was launched in New York on Tuesday.
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Wasted food in particular, and there's a lot of it.
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It felt like this effort was wasted if people left.
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No more time should be wasted on this Impeachment Scam!
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The Patriots wasted no time playing their newest wide receiver.
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"The apparatus wasted her talent more than she blew it."
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He concluded that those talks were a "wasted two years."
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Her promising career was curtailed, her ear for talent wasted.
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Instead, she wasted no time cutting his, er, fingers off.
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You wasted our time...' How dare he be so condescending?
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"I felt like I just wasted the $2,000," Koga said.
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Their behavior was examined to see if they wasted food.
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You've wasted your vote if you do vote for them.
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In commercial buildings, 30 percent of energy consumed is wasted.
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My mother is somewhere screaming about the money I wasted.
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Not a bone, organ or drop of blood is wasted.
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And so when I found out that obviously she looked exactly like me but she was wasted, I was like, 'You should come and we should get wasted together at the Rough Night premiere.
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And I think even the wall's most ardent supporters understand Trump wasted two years of GOP control of Congress and wasted America's longest government shutdown to be left with this dead-end backup plan.
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We are exploring new ways to help small start- ups to reduce the protein wasted and re-use the protein wasted so it can be reused create new products which can be fed to humans.
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An opportunity to show empathy, not dominance, is thus repeatedly wasted.
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However, extra money will be wasted without reform in three areas.
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Natural Resources Defense Council report, Wasted: How America Is Losing Up
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The Upside on the other hand, has wasted its second chance.
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Look at all that wasted room on the left and right.
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But NASA's final precious few moments with Cassini won't be wasted.
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No breakouts, no wasted product, no stains — no, we're not kidding.
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The Yankees wasted little time in taking the lead against Kluber.
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"Sleep is not wasted time," said one of the study's researchers.
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President Donald Trump wasted little time in tweeting the good news.
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Some users on social media expressed grumbles about the wasted money.
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Fans wasted no time in replying and offering up their apparel.
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Texas Tech wasted no time putting its stamp on this one.
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Democrats said Trump wasted an opportunity to bring the country together.
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Mr Renzi has already wasted nearly two years on constitutional tinkering.
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You don't need to get wasted during Tales of the Cocktail.
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I will not feel guilty about their wasted money, I thought.
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Of course, the internet wasted no time in pointing this out.
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He was very convincing, and wasted a lot of my time.
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That means tons — literally — of uneaten food going wasted every week.
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But I wasted my youth, and I'll never get it back.
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From a broad economic perspective, much of this is wasted effort.
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All of that CPU potential is wasted inside of this chassis.
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That is both a colossal wasted opportunity and an unnecessary danger.
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Teigen wasted no time in nipping that one in the bud.
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He wasted no time getting to know the ladies … especially Corinne.
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It didn't work, and it wasted hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Hours are still wasted on waiting for quotes and booking trucks.
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At the New York City premiere of his new documentary Wasted!
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Yet when the inquiry fingered him, Mrs May wasted no time.
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And speaking of Paris, never has a location been so wasted.
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Earlier this year, the magazine was acquired by Wasted Talent Ltd.
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Instead, a great deal of it ends up wasted as heat.
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Does he go to an Italian restaurant just to get wasted?
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For a second I thought he might be wasted like me.
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"I wasted my best years in the Negro leagues," he said.
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That experience was so wasted on me, because I was clueless!
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But Hoke doesn't think that this is a wasted effort either.
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They're only wasted votes because our electoral system makes them so.
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Another year of wasted eggs because I chose to whore instead.
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Sadly, however, the potential of poor bright children is often wasted.
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If you haven't found an error, it is not wasted time.
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And I wasted far too many years believing that it was.
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President Donald Trump wasted little time ratcheting up pressure on Iran.
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After the challenge, we go to the club and get wasted.
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Time spent poring over polls at this point is time wasted.
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If they do not, a whole generation's talents could be wasted.
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Wasted Mind is out on June 216 via Fat Wreck Chords.
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I've probably wasted no more than $10, but it's still frustrating.
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It's just a lot of swearing, a bullhorn, and wasted screentime.
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North Korean state media wasted little time labelling Park a criminal.
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The music — wasted on headphones — makes full use of surround sound.
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Because I was wasted, falling asleep that night was pretty easy.
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All told, this results in a great deal of wasted time.
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I think wastED is one way to start activating this idea.
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The other problem was how much water the cleaning cycle wasted.
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These two teams have wasted so much, whole careers, spectacular seasons.
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When he's actually not concussed but shows up to practice wasted.
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Unlike Wasted, it was the right book at the right time.
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House Democrats have wasted no time in announcing wide-ranging probes.
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Corker wasted little time in jumping in to craft his proposal.
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But if you aren't using them, that's money wasted every month.
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He made up for lost time after a wasted first quarter.
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FLOTUS wasted no time in offering up a Beyoncé shout-out.
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But how can a vote for the best candidate be wasted?
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That money she recently spent in battleground states was totally wasted.
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A lot of brainpower was wasted on those anti-Castro schemes.
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The discussion is terminated; both parties have wasted each other's time.
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Many Democratic votes are "wasted" in majorities piled up in cities.
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Bread is eaten everywhere, and it is wasted in industrial quantities.
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The new mom wasted no time debuting little Luna on Instagram.
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Instead time is wasted on points on the arms, wrists, feet.
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Look at any of our old videos and we look wasted.
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You can't even learn this in school, and you've wasted it.
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Trump wasted no time in starting to undo the Obama legacy.
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Forgetting how much time they wasted, the buses were surprisingly luxurious.
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They have shed marginal holdings and minutes wasted on shift changes.
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I wasted five months of my life with that training camp.
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But at one point, I noticed he was straight-up wasted.
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But she wasted no time confirming the public's image of her.
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The result is the net-wasted votes for that state. 4.
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" Quotes "The most wasted of all days is one without laughter.
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But his cross sails on him, and the chance is wasted.
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Meghan Markle wasted no time thanking fans for their birthday wishes!
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There are always going to be people who are completely wasted.
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But they wasted no time in announcing a replacement for Ceraso.
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But then again, political leaders have wasted 30 yrs of inaction.
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He did not answer, which I thought was a wasted moment.
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Besides, every minute Erskine isn't on screen is a minute wasted.
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There's nothing loose about his films and not a moment wasted.
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Both candidates have wasted little time speaking out on the matter.
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At the end of the day, nothing's wasted, as Lotti said.
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The Mets knew that they had wasted a critical Vargas start.
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Piero Portaluppi was one of the many who wasted no time.
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Meanwhile, the US, plagued by delay and dysfunction, wasted its advantage.
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It's still a houseboat, so no potential storage space is wasted.
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Not long after it appeared, poverty and disease quickly wasted Joyce.
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"So much money has been wasted on procurement," Mr. Mathekga added.
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The Chimalhuacán authorities wasted no time putting the land to use.
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There is no time wasted before the tension between them emerges.
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Trying to embarrass them to act on principle is wasted breath.
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This intense coloration is not wasted on butterflies and other pollinators.
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Fans wasted no time in calling Beyoncé out on this:—kwyn.
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Matsumoto wasted little time rejecting Agnifilo's request to dismiss the indictment.
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The United States and its allies wasted energy warring with them.
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Employers' delegates to the I.L.O. wasted little time registering their objections.
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"A whole big wasted procedure must take place," Mr. Trump added.
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OK, bye, gonna go reflect on my wasted youth, —Stephanie McNeal
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I didn't feel the guilt of wasted years or wrong choices.
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She's an Aggretsuko who never gets wasted or unleashes her wrath.
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Few fans of "Breaking Bad" will consider the two hours wasted.
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Otherwise, we risk having our movement forgotten and our moment wasted.
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"Nah you still wasted a fucking meal you idiot," someone replied.
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Pai wasted little time taking on regulations pushed through by Wheeler.
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It seemed like a lot of wasted time on both sides.
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He had expected more, and lamented some chances the Patriots wasted.
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The issue is plastic that's wasted and gets in the environment.
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If we live these days like this, they won't be wasted.
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At first it seems that she, too, has wasted her potential.
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I wasted no time sending it to my members of Congress.
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District Attorney Robert Colville wasted no time going after the judge.
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In addition to directing The Last Magnificent, Tenaglia recently produced Wasted!
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Cancelling major programs like NASA's Constellation or the Journey to Mars, after billions of taxpayer dollars have been invested, leads to obvious hardships – wasted time, wasted money and loss of American jobs to name a few.
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You've then wasted your money, wasted your time, you've contributed to global warming, and now you have to start the entire thing over again and hope you don't somehow end up making the exact same mistake.
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Globally, one third of the food produced for human consumption is wasted, while the food wasted in Europe alone could feed an additional 200 million people, according to Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations statistics.
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I feel like I have wasted as much as I have purchased.
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However, a wasted morning doesn't have to devolve into a worthless day.
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Too bad their emotional labour is wasted on such a jerk cat.
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The concept of "wasted votes" is crucial to understanding and challenging gerrymandering.
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"The blood of our people isn't cheap & won't be wasted," he said.
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Courage wasted by misdirection is the most heart-breaking of all tragedies.
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And this week, the wasted potential in Aunt Lydia just jumps out.
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And the internet had wasted no time in lovingly, respectfully, objectifying them.
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But I've also been burned before by false advertising and wasted talent.
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The Royals wasted a golden opportunity to score in the second inning.
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"If you're completely wasted, you don't know what could happen," he said.
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No more wasted foundation, no more sticking your fingers into your moisturizer.
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Every day you put off your job search is another day wasted.
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Trump's second term would at the very least be more wasted time.
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I don't have to go and get wasted in some gay ghetto.
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Take advantage of the time wasted in traffic to plan your trip!
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One morning, one of the actors comes in, and he's totally wasted.
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And to think, we wasted all that time crushing on Aaron Samuels.
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No ammunition is wasted blowing up things that are not the target.
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The profits piled up, and the brothers wasted no time spending them.
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" He added: "We wasted years of work against ISIS in one decision.
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I probably wasted 50 computers through experimenting – some of them caught fire.
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Refinery29: You've said that "Wasted Time" is your favorite song to date.
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But if its schools remain lousy, that demographic dividend will be wasted.
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Here, in the present, stands an emperor whose clothes have wasted away.
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For project developers, delays and cancelled tenders mean wasted time and money.
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That adds up to a lot of heartbreak and wasted college loans.
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So there's tons of wasted time on both sides of the equation.
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Holding the congestion rate constant, longer distances lead to more wasted hours.
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Trump wasted no time trying to get the political edge on Thursday.
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Even more time is wasted filling out a million new patient forms.
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This wasted time and resources, while irksome, is ultimately short-term damage.
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Trump wasted no time issuing an official response: that Bannon is nuts.
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You know how they say that youth is wasted on the young?
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Meanwhile, it looks like Ralph Angel has been coping by getting wasted.
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Republican leaders wasted little time making it clear they disfavored Moore's candidacy.
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She tells me her university wasted space building a sand volleyball court.
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It just feels like a more efficient device with less wasted space.
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Ariana and Lala had been out all day drinking, and they're wasted.
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I wish I hadn't wasted so much time being mad at it.
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The point is, third-party votes don't have to be wasted votes.
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We have wasted an enormous amount of blood and treasure in Afghanistan.
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I'm out $245.85 and I've wasted countless hours dealing with this issue.
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Naturally, Twitter wasted no time seizing on the low-hanging jokes: OMG!
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Plus, of course, a whole heap of uncertainty and wasted legal fees.
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The Ostermans had not wasted time; they came here in a hurry.
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But we all know it's a wasted opportunity to write more episodes.
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Public opinion is disgusted with, how about he&aposs wasted $240 million?
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But Heller's office said Tarkanian has repeatedly wasted conservatives' time and money.
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They get wasted together, have sex in public, and wake up hungover.
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It's costly too; not just in dollars spent, but in lives wasted.
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The Orioles wasted a chance to win the game in the ninth.
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Sober clients understand these boundaries but wasted clients often ignore the rules.
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It's too bad their combined forces are wasted against such dull villains.
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The star, 55, wasted no time in putting up his first post.
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Too much effort is wasted and wrongfully applied at the proximate stage.
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He does patterns, and then he's wasted by end of the session.
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They realize this approach has wasted limited state funds and ruined lives.
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The long hours he'd spent memorizing the Apollo 10 photographs were wasted.
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Or the wasted lifecycles of products that are designed for premature obsolescence.
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An entire year of the collective consciousness of America had been wasted.
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No note is wasted and the accompanists seem to work around him.
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The most important thing is that none of that time is wasted.
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Bet those "wine terrorists" wish they hadn't wasted all that vino now.
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The Wild wasted no time Tuesday getting Berube acclimated to the NHL.
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The annual time wasted is worth €40 billion ($44 billion), it estimates.
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Everyone stuck here is just partying on the beach and getting wasted.
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Such trivialities, the thinking goes, don't merit the breath wasted on them.
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These reads have improved knowledge of where and how water is wasted.
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"[Dodd] was also really wasted in that picture," the actress told Colbert.
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All those wasted hours and the constant tension—it psychologically breaks people.
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I don't want to hear that I've wasted a month on something.
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Business-class flights are nice but are wasted if trips are unsuccessful.
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Here are 22 ways to mark the day without getting totally wasted.
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Rubio wasted no time in criticizing the reported plans for the trip.
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"A piece like that is totally wasted in a hallway," he said.
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But there's not a wasted gesture or inflection in Mr. Byrne's performance.
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Money spent on adaptation measures is wasted if disasters keep getting worse.
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And they haven't wasted that opportunity, losing only four of those games.
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Critics felt Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson were wasted in "The Hustle."
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In the fourth, San Francisco wasted a leadoff double by Buster Posey.
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It can either be routine and wasted or enriching and doubly productive.
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You have wasted opportunities which people dare not to even dream of.
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I can't name a single person who likes having their money wasted.
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R2P (its acronym) seems quaint, a wasted effort in a bygone world.
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And I've wasted so much time and energy and money —for what?
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Nonetheless, I believe a vote for McMullin is not a wasted vote.
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I'm sorry I wasted your time— My Girlfriend's Father : Wait a second.
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So much precious time can be wasted on Rotten Tomatoes or whatever.
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We use breadcrumbs, garlic, and maybe a little meat ... nothing is wasted.
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So the messiness around Escaping the KKK seems like a wasted opportunity.
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I see how much time I wasted, how much love I withheld.
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But regrets are wasted, negative energy — so consciously protect yourself from them.
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As I peered in, I realized just how much we had wasted.
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"When we recorded Sidelong, I was wasted the entire time," she says.
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Think about all the time you wasted and can never get back.
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Wasted solar amounted to 7.3 billion kWh, 6 percent of total generation.
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"My life has been filled with too many wasted years," he said.
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Trying to talk about God with me would be a wasted effort.
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Regardless, the man's sublime chops as a salesman are currently being wasted.
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They wasted many lives and a lot of money and destroyed Gaza.
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Or perhaps we'd have wasted decades looking for determinism where none exists.
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Conservative critics said Southwest Key wasted taxpayer dollars and coddled illegal immigrants.
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"I kind of wasted two hours of my life there," Spieth said.
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When SARS hit, Jack Ma wasted no time dwelling on opportunities lost.
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It seems to me that Apple has wasted its lead with Siri.
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Croatia didn't want to go into halftime without one more wasted chance.
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On Monday, Mulvaney wasted no time, imposing a regulatory and hiring freeze.
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Scudamore wasted no time, getting straight to the point of his visit.
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Finally, Dancenoise wasted little time in bringing up the recent presidential election.
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This time, critics assert he wasted taxpayer funds on a customized SUV.
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Since the election, Perez has wasted no time taking shots at Trump.
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Time isn't wasted because it's the one thing I can't get back.
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Plus, the built-in spout also ensures that no drop is wasted.
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A payroll service can alleviate wasted time, unnecessary fees, and panic attacks.
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I got to use the priority lane, which was wasted on me.
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So you&aposve wasted them, which is a bit of a shame.
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Ajit Pai, the new head of Federal Communications Commission, wasted no time.
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He considered that and then appeared to consider poor, wasted Augustus again.
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For Puerto Ricans like myself, it's painful to see educational funds wasted.
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Ms. Conway wasted little time in calling him out on the inconsistencies.
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How much talent, intelligence and innovation has been wasted, ignored or forgotten?
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My favorite clue/answer pair is "Wasted vacation days?" for BOOZE CRUISE.
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One popular misconception about Y2K is that it was a wasted effort.
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A good programmer was concise and elegant and never wasted a word.
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You don't really care if it's wasted because there's more of it.
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And what's up with Ben ... was he wasted on Bill Simmons' show?
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The Orioles wasted a number of scoring chances in the early innings.
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Is there some evidence that the money is wasted or poorly spent?
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Just something to do that's not seeing a temple, or getting wasted.
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And as you can see, the only "wasted" votes belong to Democrats.
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That has to be done quickly and accurately; otherwise, it's wasted effort.
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Before the fire, I wasted a lot of time worrying over things.
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" He continues with another example: "At wastED, we're repurposing leftover bread from e5 Bakehouse in Hackney, but what I'm really interested in is the bran that's wasted from people who want white bread and not whole wheat bread.
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Democrats wasted 26 percent of the vote in the two districts that they won and then Republicans wasted 24 percent of the vote in the two districts they lost and 9 percent in the three districts they win.
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Well, if you had the power to create voting districts and you wanted to engineer victories for your party, your strategy would be to minimize the wasted votes for your party and maximize the wasted votes for your opponent.
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Wasted food accounts for one tenth of all agricultural carbon emissions today, they say—and the projections for what that will look like in the coming decades are even worse both in terms of food wasted and carbon emissions.
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The standard voters have proposed, known as the "efficiency gap," is calculated by taking one party's total wasted votes in an election, subtracting the other party's total wasted votes, then dividing that by the total number of votes cast.
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But the GST is perhaps the most obvious example of an opportunity wasted.
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"I've wasted almost two years on Haftar," said one who met Haftar regularly.
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In short, those who backed a different outcome will have wasted their breath.
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"I've wasted almost two years on Haftar," said one who met Haftar regularly.
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For anyone keeping count, Teforia only wasted $17 million, thank you very much.
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But the usually reliable Rodriguez and the punchless offense wasted his strong start.
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I've heard horror stories of childhood trips wasted at the Walk of Fame.
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He doesn't cheat on his wife (a horribly wasted Malin Akerman), for instance!
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However, it is also clear that Justin is absolutely wasted in this video.
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When Henrik Seva butchers a reindeer, not a shred of meat is wasted.
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Party A's voters are much more efficient: only 10 total votes are wasted.
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I felt like I'd wasted a chance that could have made a difference.
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It's safe to say that Maggie hasn't wasted any time at the Hilltop.
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I don't like the idea that there's too much paper, many trees wasted.
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It did not help the country that we wasted a year on that.
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It did not help the country that we wasted a year on this.
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Phone Myint, who said prisoners' labor was "wasted" if they only remained incarcerated.
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I just want to pull my hair out and scream and get wasted.
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This negative habit led to wasted time and procrastination — a feeling I despise.
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No doubt some of the money spent on aid and diplomacy is wasted.
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I don't mean to argue that all of Gates's spending has been wasted.
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And the Today show personalities wasted no time following up on their offer.
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Yet Mr Modi's first five years proved in many ways a wasted opportunity.
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If you fuck up a whole day, you've just wasted so much money.
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Rivals of the investment bank wasted no time taking shots at the deal.
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If you do manage to clear security quickly, don't consider the time wasted.
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All that means is they wasted time and money targeting the wrong voters.
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AT&T, for instance, has wasted no time in creating prioritized fast lanes.
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After 'Wasted Time,' I started to find my feet a little bit more.
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It wanted to cut out wasted travel, not to mention greenhouse gas emissions.
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The reason scientists are angry about this study goes beyond wasted research dollars.
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Spoiler Alert helps large food makers sell, or donate, what would be wasted.
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The couple got wasted in their limo, and both ended up falling asleep.
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"You both are wasted, and I'm not," Khloé tells her in a confessional.
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"People began by protesting corruption and wasted resources in the INSS," said Nunez.
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His handsome looks were wasted on frowning at everyone from behind his glasses.
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The divorced woman approaching middle age and wondering if she's wasted her life?
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According to Andrews and Walker, this means more delays and more time wasted.
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The filmmaker's trip to "TrumpLand," however, ultimately feels like a mostly wasted journey.
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What's more, 3D printing would also drastically reduce the amount of wasted materials.
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There are a number of ways the administration's efforts could wind up wasted.
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A protest vote isn't a demand for change; it's just a wasted opportunity.
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A fourth opportunity came late in the third and Montreal wasted little time.
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And if few, why does society tolerate so much wasted time and effort?
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They wasted little time throwing him the celebration that the fire took away.
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They're wasted time, and often leave behind a sour misogynistic aftertaste to boot.
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Every day that goes by in the camps, more of this is wasted.
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Hope he's getting wasted in the afterlife with the Red God right now.
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But Ryan wasted all his political capital by tying his fate to Trump's.
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Darnold wasted little time reminding the Jets what they'd missed in his absence.
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As a result, tens of billions of dollars are wasted and modernization suffers.
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International Business Times wasted 20, and six content providers at Salon went into
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Sadly, that method resulted in a huge amount of time and money wasted.
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As with other recent Hollywood award shows, artists wasted no time getting political.
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In severe cases, this wasted time and money leaves consumers with permanent scarring.
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Sadly that method resulted in a huge amount of time and money wasted.
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Either way, Laplanche wasted little time in launching a rival to Lending Club.
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"Excess credits is an epidemic, and that's wasted time and money," Jenkins added.
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All the wasted potential of my youth suddenly focused into something with meaning.
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The Alice Through the Looking Glass star wasted no time returning the favor.
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You've just wasted half a day, which is an eternity in startup time.
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Thiem broke for 2-1 but wasted another opportunity in the fifth game.
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Representatives from Jackson's estate wasted no time in addressing the two men's accusations.
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Food wasted by the consumer is largely a problem of the rich world.
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"Gun disaster and its wasted lives are a modern-day tragedy," said Cherry.
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Black with neon green band on the bandeau top and high wasted bottoms.
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She wasted no time in replying to his comment with a witty comeback.
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One would have been billed for more than $18,2.53 in wasted chemotherapy drugs.
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But Siyonbola said Braasch wasted police resources and should be disciplined or expelled.
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ProPublica has been documenting the many ways health care dollars are being wasted.
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Negotiations that do not achieve such reforms would make this a wasted effort.
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If you don't regularly use it, that's more than $150 wasted per year.
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I hate how much I cried and all the time wasted missing him.
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And wouldn't Japanese resourcefulness quickly show up the long-wasted opportunities for development?
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They wasted energy and resources chasing specters, ghosts and conspiracies where none existed.
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That way, no time is wasted wondering what you should be working on.
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Like anyone, he needs guidance to makes sure the money is not wasted.
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John Curtis wasted no time in leaping into the mess created by Sen.
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It might be energy wasted, the study suggests; the payoff was minimal overall.
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Clinton had wasted taxpayer money and federal resources because of her email practices.
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But perhaps the biggest frustration is the wasted money that unused swipes represent.
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Since 2014, nearly 2 trillion gallons of fresh water have been wasted. Why?
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Pompeo wasted no time taking on the role of the nation's chief diplomat.
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And many Central Valley farmers are upset about freshwater being "wasted" on rivers.
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The reality is that any protest from Roberts would have been wasted time.
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Fans wasted no time expressing their excitement over the name on social media.
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If they decide such a child should be wasted, let them do it.
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It's because profits wasted on foreign labor & financial engineering instead of investment & innovation.
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The guy was so wasted that he didn't even have a drink there.
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Corden wasted no time in drafting a text to the Oscar-winning actor.
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The fourth quarter was filled with mistakes and wasted opportunities by both teams.
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Ten or eleven o'clock rolls around, you're wasted playing a show having fun.
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Watch our documentary about Guatemala's wild, wasted horse race right now on VICE.
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The Wildcats have also helped themselves by creating wasted possessions for opposing offenses.
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Fighting with an online application system might turn out to be wasted effort.
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He wasted considerable energy and had nothing left for his customarily punishing kick.
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But it also deepened his guilt over the time he felt he'd wasted.
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After the day had been wasted, Shannon noticed a wire had been disconnected.
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Because seasonal content grows stale quickly, the effort of creating them feels wasted.
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He says he and Erika were wasted when they decided to get hitched.
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"I wasted all that time on something I couldn't realistically realize," she said.
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Nonetheless, the Yankees wasted no time rewriting the record book on this night.
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By the time he got on the flight, we're told he was wasted.
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"I hope I've not wasted a minute spent in prison," Mr. Nemazee said.
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Democrats wasted no time in assailing the attorney general's framing of the report.
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"I was obsessed," says Jaclyn, who wasted no time researching midcentury glass design.
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They're perfectly fine, but just so unambitious, so lazy, such a wasted opportunity.
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It wasn't huge — just under 600 square feet — but no space was wasted.
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Nobody wants their time wasted by an assistant who is insecure and incompetent.
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For decades, they were derided as bourgeois house pets that wasted scarce resources.
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To top it all off, I was still wasted after that entire scenario.
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A 30-second glance can easily become a wasted 30-minute scrolling session.
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That is, in part, because there is not a wasted word or gesture.
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But the toll radiation took was devastating; each day he looked more wasted.
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And still the Germans come ... Terrible wasted ball by Muller on the right.
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It was a wasted chance to elicit some new information from the candidates.
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Mr. Murphy has wasted no time tying Ms. Guadagno's campaign to Mr. Christie.
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He then wasted an entire cocktail party deciding to kick her off again.
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By some estimates, about 230 percent of all food in America is wasted.
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But technology's unending crusade to eviscerate wasted time comes at a hidden cost.
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Breakingviews Snap wants to be sure youth is not wasted on the young.
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The million-dollar view of the Manhattan skyline was wasted on Nolan Gutierrez.
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Either outcome would be a wasted chance to expand opportunity for more Americans.
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Pruitt's opponents said the report confirms their criticisms that he wasted taxpayer money.
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Wasted funds amount to 25 billion euros a year, according to Commission data.
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He wanted to make sure it wasn't wasted and involved in any corruption.
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"House Democrats have wasted enough of America's time with this charade," Cipollone wrote.
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Some might decide that they've wasted money on premiums and stop paying insurance.
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Then I was shocked again when I saw how much food people wasted.
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And this is a pivotal moment that can&apost be wasted, he argued.
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That would prevent additional resources from being wasted on finishing a flawed product.
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It's as if one of the charities wasted 99 percent of its money.
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However, the government wasted no time getting started on the closure this week.
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That wasted power means your phone's not being juiced up at full capacity.
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Don. Twitter wasted no time turning the development into a big, political joke.
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That excess is either wasted or stored (at a cost) for later use.
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Between 22020 to 40 percent of food produced in the U.S. is wasted.
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It wasted the population from one end of the empire to the other.
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Tapper cut off Miller saying he had "wasted" enough of his viewers' time.
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Roughly half of that water is wasted because of runoff, evaporation or overwatering.
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"Saturday Night Live" wasted no time bringing back its most reliable punch line.
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Hillier warned that more public money could be wasted if the delays continue.
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After his landslide win, he wasted no time showing he was dead serious.
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SiriusXM hasn't wasted any time in capitalizing on its acquisition of streaming service Pandora.
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Girlfriend Katy Perry wasted no time dutifully trolling her beloved in the comments section.
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Of course a lot of it is wasted, but those people are not morons.
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New York (CNN Business)Lawmakers wasted little time making plans to examine Facebook's cryptocurrency.
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With countless lawyers and thousands of dollars wasted, we tried applying for permanent residency.
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Things like this happen very frequently, end-of-roll, it could be something wasted.
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The bear, presumably wasted, then decided it was time to pass the fuck out.
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In the beginning we had physical servers, but there was lots of wasted capacity.
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After all, the time spent in line does not have to be entirely wasted.
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And Elle gets wasted at a party and does a striptease on a table.
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They could benefit from wasted food, which amounts to $2000 billion globally every year.
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All that time wasted fighting over this stupid piece of metal, and for what?
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Reading the baller #30Under30 profiles makes me realize I wasted my 23's. Awesome.
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Individually, they all came to realize that wellness programs alienated employees and wasted money.
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Announcing their engagement in January, the pair wasted no time planning a wedding. Rev.
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Usually, you'd have to watch the Golden Globes to see this much wasted talent.
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That way, you can actually help make all of that time we wasted worthwhile.
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Investigators wasted no time in reaching the plea deal that was signed August 30.
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"I've wasted time, energy, and money — so you've got to get out," he said.
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Beautiful bottles of club soda have been wasted on carpet stains, all for nothing.
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Dinklage has wasted no time getting his foot in the door with other projects.
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Often they require using small amounts of ingredients, the rest of which is wasted.
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Too much money on campaign contributions is probably wasted, and may even be counterproductive.
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But it still seems as if Negan was a bit of a wasted opportunity.
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"A wasted vote is voting for somebody that you don't believe in," Johnson said.
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The nutrient-rich cake isn't wasted, though, and is often used as animal feed.
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Surely it was worth trying to haul back a bit of that wasted space.
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Though not to be outdone, the typical L.A. commuter wasted 78 hours in traffic.
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Grace Gummer is really having a fine performance wasted on a blank slate character.
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A lot of that wasted food is readily-edible stuff that just gets tossed.
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The bride was wasted by the time I started playing my set (around 8pm).
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We're taking all these wasted minutes because the needs and wants aren't matching up.
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The Japanese expression for it is mottainai, a feeling of sorrow for something wasted.
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The honeycomb-inspired design eliminates wasted space and allows players more varied re-racks.
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F. Much breath has been wasted debating what genre Jason Isbell falls into. Country?
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Maybe some days, you look back and wonder how you wasted the whole day.
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"One third of all food produced is wasted," Karma CEO Ståhlberg Nordegren tells me.
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In fact, on our last album our song, "Wasted Prayers" is in both languages.
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With estimated 2016 sales of $677 million, the wasted portion comes to $231 million.
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So they wasted $264 million building Virtual Case File System, it was never finished.
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Republicans, on the other hand, wasted no time getting involved right out the gate.
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Wasted food also generates climate change pollution equivalent to 37 million cars per year.
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"Three and a half years were wasted as Abe delayed reforms," he told reporters.
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The couple starts making out, until Jessica, wasted, tells Justin she needs to sleep.
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Her Faceless Men skills would be wasted in the war with the White Walkers.
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I didn't call it wasted ravioli, but here we're calling it what it is.
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Youth and international travel are wasted on the young, according to one child psychologist.
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Even without any heads up, critics wasted no time tearing into The Cloverfield Paradox.
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And David Brock has wasted no time since the election trying to fill it.
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The inconsistent policies are causing travel interruptions, broken equipment and wasted food, supporters say.
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"This could be seven months essentially wasted with no accomplishment," CNN's Manu Raju asked.
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Little space or opportunity is wasted inside Steve Jobs Theater — everything serves a purpose.
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Perhaps a third of the world's food—1.3 billion tonnes—is wasted each year.
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But then we got wasted, and I got escorted out of the polo match.
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Sure, it's a little extra, but when you're wasted with your friends, who cares?
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But Matthews told me, no matter how hard he tries, the drug gets wasted.
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How much time have you wasted worrying about eventualities that never come to pass?
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The trillions of dollars wasted in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria would be sorely missed.
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The Dodgers wasted little time in jumping on Colorado starter Kyle Freeland (2-9).
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Funds need to be allocated specifically to ensure that monies spent aren't simply wasted.
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Maryland wasted little time moving back in front, marching 29 yards in 11 plays.
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If the crew said no, they risked another protest and hours of wasted footage.
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In the harsh morning-after light, it seems to me a terribly wasted opportunity.
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But there is a meditative quality to his tennis and very little wasted energy.
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The Gators (1-0) wasted no time introducing their freshmen, playing five of them.
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We wasted no time when enrolment started, we signed up on the first opportunity.
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Transit passengers in Singapore or Nairobi do not have their time wasted like this.
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Their time is wasted, and the output they would have produced is lost forever.
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"In response, Warman said it was "silly to suggest that that is money wasted.
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Therefore, in almost all cases, time spent commuting to an office job is wasted.
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The shame is the Yankees wasted seven strong innings from their ace, Masahiro Tanaka.
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If they'd started advertising on TV, they definitely would have wasted half their money.
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Wasted in all this were seven shutout innings by the Mets' starter, Jacob deGrom.
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Conversely, the phrase might fill us with dread at the thought of wasted time.
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"He wasted your time," Ms. Williams said, dropping to the ground and feigning death.
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The end result is likely to be wasted capital and poor returns, they said.
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Memorably, he ended the interview, saying enough of CNN's viewers time had been wasted.
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Because six months, maybe a year in, most of your muscles have wasted away.
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Nick Kyrgios has long wasted his talent, but now, he's finally coming of age.
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For society, the costs show up in forgone tax revenue and wasted public subsidies.
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Toxic emissions are captured and little is wasted, with furnace slag recycled into bricks.
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Billions of taxpayer dollars have been wasted on ObamaCare's 17 other failed CO-OPs.
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And I think the best thing for me to do is to get wasted.
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And if you don't, you haven't wasted anyone's time trying to figure it out.
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Having wasted billions, this shocking window into the Green New Deal was finally canceled.
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There has been plenty of paper wasted on laying out a host of ideas.
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And that's another wasted week for Republicans with the midterm elections drawing ever closer.
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It was -- it was literally just a wasted 20 minutes, which was a shame.
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That time and money is wasted when those studies are delayed unnecessarily, Benesch said.
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The project quickly brought Molly's percentage of wasted food down to the mid-teens.
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But the mediation's potential has been largely wasted, and the conflict has instead metastasized.
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The idea that the United Nation's wasted money became a campaign talking point, too.
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No one wants their tax dollars wasted, and only 19 percent trust their government.
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Cops said Solo appeared wasted and she went on a tirade, cussing out officers.
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I realized this was stupid, that I had wasted six years of my life.
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Everyone else is wasted anyway, but you're the one that's getting paid for it.
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I knew that I had just witnessed the human tragedy that is wasted potential.
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When I was your age, I wasted time with every type of wrong guy.
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Guys, all those years Christina Aguilera spent on The Mickey Mouse Club weren't wasted.
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I was wasted, in the smoking area, and I started chatting with this guy.
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Billy: Don't get wasted and drive your car after the show, that's for sure.
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But there are many more examples of wasted "ambient" energy that we don't recapture.
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That way if the dates didn't work, at least it wouldn't be time wasted.
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At that time the only thing that mattered was heavy metal and getting wasted.
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The time felt wasted, given the hype over how supposedly special the audience was.
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Jay Bruce wasted little time in making his presence felt with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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An earlier version of this article misstated when the film "Wasted" had its premiere.
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It will always appear to a certain type of person that money was wasted.
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Now is also the moment, because each wasted year makes the task tremendously harder.
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Making her campaign debut, the actress Cynthia Nixon wasted no time in confronting Gov.
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Mr. Mangano's lawyer wasted no time attacking the credibility of the prosecution's star witness.
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Kid Rock's assistant was wasted while driving the ATV that led to his death.
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But the sense of shortened time, the intensity of living—not a day wasted.
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It has wasted me while it has turned you, Mr. Versace, into a star.
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O.J. Simpson Threatens $100 Million Lawsuit 'Game Of Thrones': Kit Harington Wasted In Bar
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Both cracking and packing produce wasted votes that don't contribute to a candidate's election.
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The first episode wasted no time in re-enacting the iconic fashion designer's murder.
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" President Trump wasted no time in denouncing the essay, calling it a "gutless editorial.
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"We thought this is probably going to be a wasted effort," Dr. Jerome said.
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Irate IRS leaders disagreed with the findings that it wasted money on the subscriptions.
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The report estimates that up to 30% of food produced is lost or wasted.
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Still, if even one colony has survived, this elaborate effort might have been wasted.
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Republicans wasted no time hammering those items as superfluous to the crisis at hand.
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For decades, we wasted time and resources in a misdirected effort to protect ourselves.
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MGM signed her to a seven-year contract, but American movies largely wasted her.
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She did not know a word of English, but wasted no time learning it.
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He became a notable figure in the art world and in gay culture. WASTED!
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A chance for South Korea on the other, but the counter attack is wasted.
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"I got wasted with the H.R. girl after my interview," Ms. Arrobio recalled recently.
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So much food and hard work are wasted as they selfishly throw them away.
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The president wasted little time riffing on impeachment during a rally in Sunrise, Fla.
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I'm better about it now — education is so wasted on the young, isn't it?
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She hammered the outside groups who wasted millions of dollars lying about Kavanaugh's record.
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However, prosecutors last week said Manafort wasted much of their time with his lies.
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"House Democrats have wasted enough of America's time with this charade," Cipollone's letter said.
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Makarova wasted her only break opportunity at 5-5 and Sharapova never looked back.
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If I were him, I'd be reluctant to spend another week of wasted time.
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" Mr. Steiner complained in his memoir of having "scattered and, thus, wasted my strengths.
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Even when they try to be artful, the effort tends to be blessedly wasted.
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The unique confluence of historic electoral mandate, popular president, and congressional supermajorities was wasted.
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Here are the debate highlights Sanders' rivals wasted little time going after the frontrunner.
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A wanton slumber on a hot afternoon offers the luxurious expanse of wasted time.
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Its modular design allows for easy repairs as well as reductions of wasted parts.
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This way there will be one less wasted cup every time you need caffeine.
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Amazon wasted no time trying to scrub Whole Foods of its "Whole Paycheck" image.
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If you don't go, you are looking at $120 in wasted fees each year.
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Real hustlers know that no time is wasted if it's spent learning or growing.
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Since they haven't, millions of dollars are wasted compiling, editing, and submitting redundant reports.
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Vortices of air shed from the tips of a bird's wings represent wasted effort.
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Millions of vehicles travel everyday and all of this fast turbulence is being wasted.
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Dallas wasted no time getting on the board just 1:08 into the game.
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In fact, a four-person family loses about $1,500 a year on wasted food.
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Op-Ed Contributor President Trump has wasted no time in cracking down on immigration.
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It would free us from the torment of malls, angry clerks and wasted Saturdays.
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She wasted no time in doing so on Thursday, hours after being sworn in.
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In the process, Andy Hawkins became an emblem of the whole lousy wasted era.
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Too bad it was wasted on one of the weakest entries in this series.
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EZRA: Right, all wasted votes everywhere, and you are comparing them against each other.
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You are seeing if there is a huge difference in wasted votes across groups.
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Correction: A previous version of this piece miscounted wasted votes in the dot graphics.
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The White House has wasted no time touting this track record, according to Politico.
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"RefettoRio Gastromotiva is going to work only with ingredients that are about to be wasted ... like ugly fruit and vegetables, or yoghurt that is going to be wasted in two days if you don't buy it," Hertz told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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William Whitford, the lead plaintiff in the case, urged the Wisconsin District Court to adopt the "efficiency gap" test — one party's total wasted votes in an election, minus the other party's total wasted votes, divided by the total number of votes cast.
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" Kirk worried early on about "vanished forests and eroded lands, wasted petroleum and ruthless mining.
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The local debt boom, though, has raised fears of a new round of wasted investment.
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" He also described the meeting as not memorable, and "literally just a wasted 20 minutes.
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HANNITY: And they wasted their time, energy and money and the Eagles didn&apost care.
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The biggest change that has happened for me is not getting wasted going on stage.
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Ah the #MelbourneCup - where crowds of people get wasted, puke, fall over, and go home.
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I would hang out in the park and get wasted and not play hacky sack.
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And as a very industrious and productive man, he was appalled at this wasted time.
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He worked as a clean energy consultant before founding a company that recycled wasted energy.
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I don't know, but everybody doesn't feel like their lives are being wasted as much.
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He got so wasted that he and his girlfriend started sleeping on the bar counter.
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Despite the obvious wasted product, many stores have made steps toward a more sustainable future.
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You've probably decided that, good music or not, she has wasted enough of your time.
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Acer and Lenovo wasted no time at CES announcing new monitors that support USB-C.
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I wasted SO MUCH TIME thinking about my 'terrible stomach' when my stomach is wonderful!
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This project aims to cut wasted time and crowdsource answers to basic, but necessary, questions.
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In a multi-district election, each party will likely have wasted votes of each kind.
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MSNBC wasted no time in calling the results "significant" and "sweeping" for the GOP frontrunner.
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Once the initial shock of morning's raid wore off, the protesters wasted no time regrouping.
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"Billions have been wasted or stolen in Afghanistan," Sopko told the visibly frustrated committee members.
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Smythe, a nurse in the cardiovascular unit at Christiana Care's Christiana Hospital, wasted no time.
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Blackburn said the doctor's staff wasted no time arranging for him to have the operation.
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Buckets of slop sit outside every house -- not a scrap of water is wasted here.
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"Someone wasted 10 minutes of their life setting that up -- it's ridiculous," East told CNN.
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Uber has a new CEO and he wasted no time in talking about IPO prospects.
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This argument shouldn't fly anyway, but especially not when a person is wasted 24/7.
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"I think we have wasted enough of my viewers' time," Tapper said, ending the interview.
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"Go look at all the areas where they've wasted money, mismanaged taxpayer resources," said Rep.
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When I thought I had unlimited time to work, I wasted a lot of time.
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Is no one else upset at how much Sriracha was wasted by these alleged smugglers?
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Public outrage was swift as US government agencies avoided taking responsibility for the wasted water.
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Without a "true north," drift and fragmentation lead to blunders, wasted effort and missed opportunities.
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Every second it doesn't is another second wasted […] We don't have this time to spare.
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I see how much time and money gets wasted, and there's no reason for it.
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Vinebox isn't really trying to get you wasted though, these bottles are cute and tiny.
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In the process, it would also limit the greenhouse-gas emissions from wasted agricultural production.
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"Best Years of My Life" is a caustic lament about time wasted in bad relationships.
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The idea evolved from a family dinner conversation about the wasted time of long commutes.
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But much of that money was wasted, and countless people have died as a result.
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President Donald Trump wasted little time finding someone to blame for the gloomy factory activity.
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Contestants are sent home in black SUVs, monologuing about their wasted opportunities on the show.
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Ashton and Mila wasted no time sharing their first impressions of the guys with me.
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While Nintendo had wasted every previous mobile gaming competitor, the odds were, ostensibly, pretty good.
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Make sure your users keep coming back or all your hard work will be wasted.
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"My Valentine got me wasted on them goooood roses last night," she captioned the selfie.
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"The first $75,000 we wasted just trying to get a change of venue," he said.
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Ramaphosa has wasted little time in working to pull South Africa back from the brink.
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If the AHCA fails in the Senate, the House won't just have wasted its effort.
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After the meal, each participant's plate was weighed to calculate how much food they wasted.
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This ultimately wasted as-of-yet unclear gobs of taxpayer money and important man-hours.
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The Hunger Hack: In the United States, 40 percent of the food supply is wasted.
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JULIUS MAADA BIO wasted no time before being sworn in as president of Sierra Leone.
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They say youth is wasted on the young, but you don't really understand that yet.
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"You have talent being wasted," actor Michael Shannon says to Pugh's character in the trailer.
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Amazon has not wasted any time in leveraging its Whole Foods brick-and-mortar footprint.
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" He added: "Ninety-two billion dollars, and the money is squandered and wasted and stolen.
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"He hasn't spent $40 million, he's wasted $40 million," Trump said of Bush's reported expenditures.
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That means 5GB of the Radeon VII's memory is wasted on a lot of games.
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Republican Senator Tom Cotton wasted no time in decrying what he called a partisan ruling.
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Hawaii, like an aging model, is still gorgeous—just sometimes in a fragile, wasted way.
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Daydreaming and wasted time don't have to be framed as developmental tools; they're just nice.
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Hughes wasted little time in wiring a wrist shot through traffic for his milestone goal.
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Stabenow has wasted no time in preparing for a potential face-off with Kid Rock.
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The crew wasted no time in getting her back into the fight to achieve vengeance.
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But Cheryl and Chuck aren't there to get everyone wasted and have a good time.
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"The wasted time, if you will, the time they lost was 1.1 (seconds)," Spooner said.
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In other words, restraint and moderation are most likely wasted on the new-fangled president.
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In January, the BLM proposed to update the 36-year-old rule covering wasted gas.
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Back home, an utterly wasted Joan throws a flower arrangement at Mamacita in a rage.
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But Republicans in Congress wasted no time in voicing their opposition to the administration's proposal.
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For one thing, the return trip is wasted, since delivery people come back empty-handed.
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The guard wasted no time calling cops and they quickly arrived and arrested the man.
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And if social media is any indication, they wasted no time getting the party started.
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Wasted assets, like the average car that lies idle for 90 percent of the day.
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In a circular economy, raw materials and byproducts are reused and very little is wasted.
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" She calls the people dancing to the song in clubs around the world "wasted zombies.
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It's funny how mainstream it's become to showcase teams getting absolutely wasted after a win.
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One thing led to another, and the twin and I got wasted and hooked up.
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A blown advantage It seems to me that Apple has wasted its lead with Siri.
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In fact, after culture clashes and much wasted effort, it fell apart within a decade.
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We would get super wasted and end up having the best sex I'd ever had.
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"Billions in taxpayer money is being wasted and that's unacceptable," McCaskill said in a statement.
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So much of my energy was being wasted that I just needed it to stop.
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The U.S. ambassador to El Salvador, Ronald Johnson, wasted little time in praising the decision.
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The Twitter account wasted no time in creating a pun of their own in response.
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She is clear on what she wants and does not suffer fools or wasted time.
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" Sandness told her: "I wanted to show you that your gift will not be wasted.
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Detroit scored two runs in the first and wasted an opportunity to expand the lead.
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Sterling also struck the woodwork for City and wasted another chance when through on goal.
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Resolving the high amount of construction material that is wasted also is ripe for innovation.
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A match is free money, and not taking advantage of it is a wasted opportunity.
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"I have wasted 44 years in this worthless legislature," said Chambers, a left-leaning independent.
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"The net effect is to create a wasted generation," said DFM project officer Kulimbamtima Chiotcha.
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" She added later that Democrats "wasted two years and created a massive disruption and distraction.
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"House Democrats have wasted opportunity after opportunity to pass meaningful, bipartisan appropriations bills," said Rep.
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Maduro loyalists, who regularly insult opposition leaders as Washington's lackeys, wasted no time in pouncing.
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It's actually not wasted time, it's time you're taking to connect that says you care.
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Obama wasted eight years that might have been spent getting Americans beyond low Earth orbit.
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Yet each year, $2.6 trillion worth of food is wasted by both consumers and producers.
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"You're talking about millions and millions and millions of dollars of wasted money," Trump said.
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And the CBC lawmakers wasted no time condemning the Dallas shooting in no uncertain terms.
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Emissions that were once wasted and dirty are now working to power the drilling operations.
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Civil war, religious fanaticism, thousands of Americans and just killed be lives, lives, lives wasted.
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Feeling burned, Legere wasted no time in going after Sprint and its new top executive.
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Feingold has wasted millions of dollars on misleading ads with nothing to show for it.
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Another point we found out is that 60 percent of ad spend is actually wasted.
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They see their tax dollars being wasted taking care of poor people and illegal immigrants.
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It would be a desperately wasted opportunity for Washington not to take advantage of this.
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The Blazers wasted an offensive possession, and Westbrook made them pay with another midrange jumper.
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Or discover art event listings—get wasted for free an art opening with your friends.
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I do believe I wasted money on a copy of Pen Pen Tricelon, as well.
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One could just get wasted on these Manhattans, one night in a row or eight.
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The dozens of hours that I spent feeding my obsession with guitar were not wasted.
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Berkowitz has a pile of 50 of them—almost $15,000 worth of emergency medicine wasted.
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But this time, thankfully, they're apparently a little too wasted to do any real damage.
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Thankfully, the bride wasted no time jumping to the woman's aid — wedding dress and all.
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Nothing is wasted, and he doesn't need to jump through hoops to recycle them afterwards.
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President Obama wasted little time announcing his intention to nominate someone to the high court.
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Venezuelan politicians wasted little time on Saturday in using the confrontation to advance their agendas.
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Men were expected to get wasted and unruly at fraternity parties — what could you do?
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So Mary Kruchinski, a representative of the New York State United Teachers, wasted no time.
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They do not let you wriggle away from the emergency of so much wasted life.
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The drinking is important because Paz says she was too wasted to consent to sex.
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I'm trying to teach them that alcohol doesn't always mean getting wasted or getting lit.
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Mr. Biden wasted no time trying to frame the debate, releasing excerpts at 6 a.m.
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Once he had his routine down, Zehm wasted no time sharpening his game design skills.
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But someone with such diverse talents would be wasted toiling away at a comedy club.
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No such grooming would be wasted on a man who wouldn't be a legend tomorrow.
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They supported a third party candidate because they didn't care if they wasted their vote.
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A White House spokesman, Raj Shah, wasted no time declaring the president's opposition on Wednesday.
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In college, Prum wasted no time in availing himself of Harvard University's substantial ornithological resources.
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Nor any sense that the players' talents were being wasted on this thoughtfully constructed music.
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If the time you spend on your phone is meaningful, then it's not time wasted.
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That was when I decided that I would never party with someone who was wasted.
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The long flowing skirts covered her wasted leg, and their motion helped conceal her limp.
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When braking or coasting, wasted energy is captured and stored, earning power for future driving.
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It's clear that funds which can be regularly applied to essential areas are being wasted.
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Duterte wasted no time enlisting the help of police officers to kill their accused coworkers.
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As Judd Legum reported, Pence wasted no time misleading people about the administration's coronavirus response.
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Ms. Roby wasted little time in expressing gratitude to the White House for its support.
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We worry about kids on their phones, their loss of attention span and time wasted.
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Media allies of the White House wasted no time constructing their own version of events.
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New Orleans took over at its 45 and wasted no time putting the game away.
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Mr. Lee immediately invited Ms. Benjamin over, and wasted no time offering her valuable advice.
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The time wasted in switching between tasks is called a "switch cost," neuroscientist Yousef said.
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The next debate will be the sixth in this tiring string of wasted television time.
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Such advantages shouldn't be wasted, yet in many poems all that's ventured is not gained.
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Political leaders elsewhere wasted no time saying how badly they want Amazon to join them.
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My family was poor, so my mother was horrified that I wasted money on comics.
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We're just trying to salvage whatever value is left — to make sure it's not wasted.
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Family members said hours were wasted after Aldrighett went missing outside her school on Feb.
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The Buffalo Bills wasted no time in their wild-card contest against the Houston Texans.
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No space is wasted, and these closets show how many storage options the house offers.
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I wasted a lot of time settling for B and C players to save money.
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For three minutes, a wasted narrator has a knock-down, drag-out fight with himself.
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If it doesn't work, no great loss—that's only two nights wasted, not several years.
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Millions of taxpayer dollars will have been wasted on research studies that cannot be completed.
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The brothers gave the order to kill the girls, and their henchmen wasted no time.
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Twitter users and late-night comedians wasted no time in pivoting on the President's missteps.
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At least 10 percent said their time was wasted during interactions with their mortgage servicer.
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Imagine thinking oh, I need to buy milk—wow a minute wasted not enjoying myself.
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First, a forum to bring "all interested parties" into alignment reduced duplication and wasted effort.
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We've wasted more time talking about IBBs now than players do executing them during games.
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THE STONE What books were in Plato's library and why is everyone getting wasted there?
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And when they get there, they don't even harmonize, which seems like a wasted opportunity.
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The Met wasted no time casting her in several shows over the next three seasons.
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"So I probably wouldn't have said anything, I wouldn't have wasted my time," she added.
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And, again, former task force employees recoiled at Sopko's implication that the money was wasted.
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But Sharif's art insists that nothing is wasted if you make waste your creative source.
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He also said she was out of control and violent ... and hinted she was wasted.
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Republicans wasted their first eight months in office in a partisan pursuit of repealing it.
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Boston's offense wasted golden scoring opportunities in both the first and second innings against Snell.
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Basically what the efficiency gap is doing is it tests how many votes are wasted.
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I wasted everyone's time and hope and quit rehab after just a couple short weeks.
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It's very hard to deal with people who are wasted in front of the camera.
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So the efficiency gap calculates the difference between each party's wasted votes, as a percentage of the total vote—where a vote is considered wasted if it is in a losing district or if it exceeds the 20153 percent threshold needed in a winning district.
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According to the report, the amount of food wasted by the chain "is equivalent to 1 percent of the number of food products we sold in [...] stores over the same period" and is up on the 57,100 tonnes reported wasted in the 2014/15 report.
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The chef Dan Barber, another crusader against wasted food, put Toast ale on his menu at wastED London, a recent pop-up that served meals made entirely from salvaged ingredients, and he plans to add it to his menu at Blue Hill in Manhattan.
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Direct economic losses from wasted food total $750 billion annually, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the U.N. That hits the pocketbook of every single American, with an average cost per person in this country of $85033 worth of wasted food each year.
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"The answer is going to be because E.G. was greater than 7 percent, where E.G. is the sigma of party X wasted votes minus the sigma of party Y wasted votes over the sigma of party X votes plus party Y votes," he said.
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We've wasted the bulk of our congressional majority being angry and where has it gotten us?
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If a boy who wasted his youth on stickball could achieve so much, why not them?
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Apparently rich Victorians liked to get absolutely wasted as they watched an ancient corpse get desecrated.
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Predictably, the New York tabloids wasted no time in laying out their primo Tebow headline puns.
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Now that Littlefinger has been taken care of, Arya is sort of wasted back at Winterfell.
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Spending time playing on a nonstandard map is time wasted not playing on a standard map.
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Opponents of Trudeau's plan have wasted no time in calling for its demise after Trump's win.
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In "What's the Matter with Kansas?" food was everywhere and nowhere, desperately desired and carelessly wasted.
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Nesrsta now feels secure in casting what some have called a "wasted" vote, or what Sen.
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The Indians, who lost their fourth in a row, wasted eight scoreless innings by Trevor Bauer.
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And it wasted no time asking a bankruptcy judge to let it jettison health care liabilities.
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The cover wasted no time revealing the band's political overtones before you even heard a note.
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Perhaps ironically, the energy poured into cryptocurrency could eventually be channeled elsewhere, and not wasted frivolously.
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But the ability to track your hours wasted, and control your notifications is a good thing!
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The seafood in Australia is so good, it may turn you into a wasted, criminal merman.
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A human receptionist might well have got mad that the caller essentially just wasted their time.
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In a way yes, I don't like the idea that there's too many trees being wasted.
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And on Sunday he said Fox wasted its airtime on a town hall with Pete Buttigieg.
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It can lead to hours wasted pinning and repinning pictures of hair inspo or dream vacations.
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Think of all of the opportunity that's been wasted because we haven't taken advantage of that.
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"It's a difficult project to quantify in terms of man hours wasted on it," he says.
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Without one, they will look back in disappointment at the opportunities and precious dollars we wasted.
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But by terminating the study, he added, it would prevent even more money from being wasted.
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Looking back, I can't believe how much time I wasted stuck in that small-minded mentality.
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Those companies aren't as easily mockable, but the money spent on them is just as wasted.
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The doggy spa services he references in the piece are probably wasted on our canine companions.
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And the guest host wasted no time in asking the stars on the show's latest developments.
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As if on cue, Trump wasted no time illustrating the threat he poses to American democracy.
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The emissions generated during the process of making wasted food exceeds those of Brazil in total.
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I was too young to know his wanting is wasted from the moment he feels it.
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And that amount of wasted food, the foundation believes, could feed more than 1.5 billion people.
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Lakeith Stanfield, so excellent in Atlanta and Jordan Peele's Get Out, is wasted in the part.
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Chiarini's circus received barely two lines in my final draft, but the time was not wasted.
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By focusing on 4K output, their hardware is wasted for a large majority of potential customers.
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We think these advantages compound, but I could be wrong and they could be wasted effort.
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"We wasted 113,000 hours" in April, said Ethan Garr, RoboKiller's senior vice president of strategic growth.
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The redundant design process and inefficiencies in branding resulting in millions of dollars wasted each year.
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Under first past the post, whopping majorities and close defeats both mean lots of wasted votes.
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Lawrence Livermore National Lab estimates a shocking 20403% of the energy the US burns is wasted.
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The Democrats and the media wasted three years of the nation's time on a witch hunt.
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"It was literally just a wasted 20 minutes, which was a shame," he told Fox News.
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With what little I earned, I wasted on useless things that didn't benefit me at all.
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Critics of Extinction Rebellion say that the protests have caused unnecessary disruption and wasted police time.
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Witnesses tell us he seemed kinda wasted while throwing darts, but no one saw anything violent.
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The $26bn wasted last year on idle trucks can fuel more R+D for engine efficiency.
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Bartleby's law is that 80% of the time of 80% of people in meetings is wasted.
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Those with ties to the long-declining lumber industry regard rotting wood as a wasted resource.
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So you'll find yourself having wasted precious resources (candy and stardust) that you might need now.
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The Clinton campaign wasted no time in getting Machado up on a conference call with reporters.
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So many wonderful people, but with such bad Island leadership and with so much money wasted.
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The Rangers out-hit the Angels 33-10, but wasted scoring opportunities early in the game.
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Worldwide, about one-fourth of the food supply is wasted, according to the U.N.'s report.
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Yes, that is 4333 years wasted scanning TV channels, trying to find something good to watch.
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Women on these shows often seem tipsy or full-blown wasted, and they adore throwing drinks.
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I'm $30,000 in debt, and I wasted all those months that I can never get back.
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