I am going to let God take it and handle everything, however it works out, it works out.
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He works out before work, comes home and eats with us, and then goes and works out until he goes to bed.
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Everybody has a different path, and however it works out is the way it works out, and I am just fortunate and blessed to be in it.
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"It's funny how life works out like that sometimes. "
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" "And I hope it all works out for everybody.
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And everything works out just fine — for a while.
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Because it always works out — has to work out.
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"We'll have to see how that works out," Chamberlain said.
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There's just picking a direction and hoping it works out.
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I'll let you know how it works out with Gordon.
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"We hope everything works out," he told reporters in Manila.
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These two are adorable and I hope it works out.
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It works out the way it's supposed to work out.
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Come on, she works out in a "Super Diva!" sweatshirt.
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We'll see how that works out in the long run.
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He was born eight pounds — which works out to $11.15.
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But I don't think the devil works out there anymore.
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That works out at more than 4,600 euros per claim.
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That equation works out to $628 million in operating income.
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"We'll make sure that works out," Trudeau joked in reply.
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That works out to a stake of about 0.3 percent.
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Congratulation you guys, it's like when a #MeToo works out.
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That works out at roughly $220 per person per year.
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It works out and my clothes are only slightly damp.
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That works out to an average of $4.37 per share.
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Except it never really works out that way, does it?
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The dollar conversion works out to around $18 billion vs.
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Then again, sometimes it works out in the app's favor.
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Sometimes nothing works out the way you want it to.
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I'm very curious to see how it all works out.
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This works out to just under $2 billion in sales.
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That works out to a flat fee of $89.95 annually.
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That works out to about $8.21 per subscriber per month.
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That works out to a maximum of $780,000 per year.
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"It's unreal the way this game works out," Estrada said.
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When it works out, though, it's like winning the lottery!
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So we'll see what happens, I hope it works out.
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Whether its subscription play works out remains to be seen.
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The way this genre splicing works out is absolutely wonderful.
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It will be fascinating to see how that works out.
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This works out to about 220 bands per million residents.
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OK, good luck, let me know how that works out.
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This works out at a healthy discount of over £300.
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The second guy listened to it while he works out.
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It's not clear which office the employee works out of.
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But let's hope it works out better than last time.
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Sometimes it works out OK and sometimes you have problems.
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That works out at about $67,000 of earnings per employee.
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And maybe Reyes, too, if his outfield experiment works out.
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Then, if it works out there, more contracts could follow.
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The Costco cheese works out to 78 cents per ounce.
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This works out at around 300,000 gallons per acre annually.
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There, a knife in the back works out just fine.
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"I hope everything works out for you," she said warmly.
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That works out to 7.4 million fewer people lacking coverage.
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That works out to nearly 11 percent of 2015 sales.
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We have enough of an understanding that it works out.
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The new price works out to nearly $156 a year.
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You record a short video of yourself as well, and if that works out, we invite you to interview, and if that works out, we end up funding your company and give your company $22018,210.
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Amelia's works out because Avery comes in to save her ass.
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Even a $15 minimum works out to only $31,000 a year.
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Here's hoping it works out better than it did for MoviePass.
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The former works out to $17 per year; the latter, $20.
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Khloé Kardashian works out to set a tone for the week.
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We'll see how that works out for them in due time.
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The number works out to roughly 100 million per the report.
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Lin reportedly works out of his house and only accepts preorders.
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Twice a week, she works out with her trainer, Bryant Johnson.
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That works out to one walk for every 4.45 plate appearances.
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That works out to about 17 cents per gram of protein.
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"I do believe love always works out," Lane told the NYT.
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If everything works out, the stars will truly align for Lance.
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But given a little time, the brain works out the signals.
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That works out at an expenditure of $167 per uninsured person.
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Yes, but: There's no guarantee this all works out for Facebook.
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That works out to an increase of 508 nuisance flood days.
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It works out for him, but it doesn't for most people.
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As he explained, the couple who works out together, stays together.
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And a team wants you, and it just all works out.
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The team works out of Kyobashi, a neighborhood near Tokyo Station.
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That works out to a 2.5x multiple on annualized gross revenue.
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That works out to a 1.95x multiple on annualized gross revenue.
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That works out to fewer than 4 people bumped per day.
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That works out to nearly 296 per year for every adult.
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The cost works out to a couple of dollars per condom.
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That works out to 1,000 families from which to solicit funds.
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So we'll see how it works out at the Supreme Court.
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That never works out well, just assume you have to vote.
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That works out to $13,500 per household for 100 million households.
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It works out for some people and for others, it doesn't.
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"It kind of works out with my work schedule," she laughs.
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That works out to nearly $2,300 per enrollee in North Dakota.
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This works out just fine for Ward, as we've established above.
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This works out at £79 over the course of the contract.
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Seven out of 30 teams works out to about 23 percent.
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I just wear what I wear and hope it works out.
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This works out to adding around 100 new neighborhoods every day.
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We part ways with Martin, wishing him luck everything works out.
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After taxes, that works out to about $33,23 per US citizen.
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"He did acknowledge the need to "see how it works out.
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"Why am I talking" works out to a great acronym: WAIT.
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It works out to an average 24-point advantage, per RCP.
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If it works out ... it would be Colin's first acting gig.
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The cost per child each year works out to about $10,20173.
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Gina Chironis, who works out of an office in Irvine, Calif.
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We think for a lot of people it probably works out.
|
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And so we're going to see how it all works out.
|
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"It works out well when it's sort of fun," he said.
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I've learned from many people: A comeback never works out well.
|
|
Spur of the moment sometimes works out the best, doesn't it?
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Please let us all know how that works out for you.
|
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She now works out of the law firm, The Flick Group.
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Yang herself still works out of a small office in Dhaka.
|
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It works out to more than $22021 billion in global revenue.
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I am an able-bodied person who works out pretty frequently.
|
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But so is $4,250, which works out to $354 a month.
|
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That works out to $5.00 for every $1,000 of stocks that trade.
|
|
The discounted membership price works out to about $72 for 12 months.
|
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That works out an at CEO pay ratio of 1,205 to 1.
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That works out to a decline of 84 percent over 16 years.
|
|
He famously regularly works out and has the guns to prove it.
|
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That works out to about 1 in every 108 people on Earth.
|
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PEOPLE: What does he like to listen to while he works out?
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That figure works out to 4.9 percent of Qualcomm's revenues in 2017.
|
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At first, this bizarre phenomenon works out well for both of them.
|
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"We'll see how that works out for us," Cook told NPR yesterday.
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That works out to more than $50 million per family, on average.
|
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"He works out as much, if not more, as her," he says.
|
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I have a few errands to run, so this works out perfectly.
|
|
Expect more Google features if the partnership works out with this car.
|
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Otherwise, she typically works out with her trainer or on her own.
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|
Because OSU in Indy usually works out really well for us. 3.
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Russians are hoping the competition itself works out better than the preparations.
|
|
But almost everything works out in the end of all their movies.
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We're looking forward to seeing how well it works out in reality.
|
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When adjusted for inflation that figure works out to just under £10,000.
|
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My husband works out in our garage "gym" while I wash dishes.
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We follow a "you cook, I clean" method, which works out swimmingly.
|
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Kaine, who works out three times a week, is not on medication.
|
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Sometimes you can get jammed by 97 (mph) and everything works out.
|
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"I'm hopeful that the fight can be made if everything works out."
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Give or take a few million, the math pretty much works out.
|
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Once that imbalance works out, it should be a pretty nice market.
|
|
So we're working on a plan, we'll see how it works out.
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Hunnam says he works out every day — even when he's not working.
|
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The figure works out to 20163 percent of Qualcomm's revenues in 2017.
|
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Sometimes it works out the other way and you make a bogey.
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Works out well ... her lead character on the drama also got married.
|
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That works out to $180k per year, and a total of $540k.
|
|
Using these data, it works out how that sea area normally behaves.
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She works out, she eats right, she's just a more voluptuous girl.
|
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Software also works out how to stack containers on ships more efficiently.
|
|
The phone's marketed as something that "just works" out of the box.
|
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"I just hope that, if it works out, he's that same guy."
|
|
The way this works out in real life is complex and inefficient.
|
|
When Shiffrin works out, you are not supposed to cheer her on.
|
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That works out to 23 acres, given the shape of the field.
|
|
It was Gleb Zilberstein, an inventor who works out of Rehovot, Israel.
|
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I hope it works out for everybody — including China, by the way.
|
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He works out very well, she says, but in his street clothes.
|
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" He added, "We'll know in short order how that all works out.
|
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That works out to a cost of about C$14.50 per acre.
|
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Depending on how it works out, we'll look for a new place.
|
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That works out to $250 a slice or about $50 a bite.
|
|
Carried interest, which usually works out to around 20% of investment profits.
|
|
It's so simple and so hard, so thrilling when it works out.
|
|
Mr. Olson, his business partner, works out of his home in Texas.
|
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It works out to approximately $5,000 worth of tax cuts per household.
|
|
But it rarely works out that way, and it didn't for Kibet.
|
|
There's some ingenuity in the ways Feldman works out the story's complications.
|
|
Mr. Lewis works out by using his dining table as a dumbbell.
|
|
Factor in inflation, and that works out to less than 1% annually.
|
|
I hope it works out for everybody, including China, by the way.
|
|
Survivors of the "Hangover" movies know that this plan never works out.
|
|
Which all kind of works out as Putin prepares for his future.
|
|
He works out 3-5 times weekly at a nearby Planet Fitness.
|
|
Billionaire Mark Cuban says he works out for an hour every day.
|
|
Kerr works out daily and does yoga to help control the symptoms.
|
|
He works out a lot and drinks N.O.-XPLODE , a fitness supplement.
|
|
It all works out as it's supposed to for each of us.
|
|
That works out to about $7,000 piece, if split evenly before taxes.
|
|
Don't fake your feelings, Cancer—it never works out well for you!
|
|
I do hope it works out; there's a good chance it will.
|
|
"I think it works out to about the same," Mr. Luthman said.
|
|
Venezuela we have to see how that works out, Maggie and Peter.
|
|
That works out to nearly 5 million uninsured Texans like the Clarks.
|
|
That works out at an average of about 160 attempts a day.
|
|
Averaged, this works out to nearly 30 people killed daily by gun violence.
|
|
In the end, life never really works out the way that you planned.
|
|
In the end, this all works out for the benefit of consumers, too.
|
|
So an offer is made, and fingers are crossed that everything works out.
|
|
This works out to be a surplus of HK$16.3 billion ($21.2 billion).
|
|
She's about to drop a new album, and the timing works out perfectly.
|
|
That works out to $23 a terabyte, substantially more than Wasabi's asking price.
|
|
I have four roommates and only one bathroom (!) but it works out okay.
|
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This works out at a 49% discount, which is a pretty significant drop.
|
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If it works out that it favours your people, you love the process.
|
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That works out at around 6 pounds on every household's annual energy bill.
|
|
Sometimes it works out great, but when it goes bad it's atomically bad.
|
|
I feel like we both like to be very busy, which works out.
|
|
That works out to 14 blown calls per game and 1.6 per inning.
|
|
The model told the magazine she works out in lingerie all the time.
|
|
I am due for my yearly checkup, though so the timing works out.
|
|
Let&aposs all get together and hug them, see how that works out.
|
|
It always works out good either way; I give them what they want.
|
|
We can't just leave it to private actors and hope it works out.
|
|
That is not to say it always works out for player and team.
|
|
That still works out to just over one complaint per vehicle, on average.
|
|
Wright works out of her San Diego apartment, which doubles as a studio.
|
|
If their plan works out, at least our poop can be guilt-free.
|
|
Well, he didn't put it that way, but that's how it works out.
|
|
Just ask Duke Nukem Forever how that kind of thing usually works out.
|
|
"Virgo rarely works out because they're too detail-oriented" for Aries, Stellas says.
|
|
Putin works out at the Bocharov Ruchei state residence in Sochi on Aug.
|
|
"Here's to hoping it works out for everyone like it did for us!!!"
|
|
But when you hit the wrong target and it somehow works out better?
|
|
When that works out, you can really get the most out of yourself.
|
|
In you case you're unfamiliar ... bitching to someone from Philly rarely works out.
|
|
Hopefully this Facebook thing works out so he can afford his own meals.
|
|
That works out to about $3.15 per gallon at the current exchange rate.
|
|
MacKenzie's share works out to around $35.6 billion, with Jeff's at $107.4 billion.
|
|
"It usually works out, building chemistry and camaraderie on the team," Rondo says.
|
|
Everything works out in the end when you've set your mind to something.
|
|
In New York City, car ownership works out at around $22016 a mile.
|
|
If Ms. Sturgeon's strategy works out, Brexit could hasten the breakup of Britain.
|
|
That works out to just 30 cents per antenna to cover materials costs.
|
|
After doing the math, you may realize this works out in your favor.
|
|
Our representative contacts a few creditors at a time and works out settlements.
|
|
That works out to about 3% to 6% of its global shipping costs.
|
|
That works out to 21.36,8983,2898 people annually, or 260 injuries per 25.96,000 visits.
|
|
That works out to be 106 hours per year for the average commuter.
|
|
Hope it works out for the players in baseball, because they're TERRIBLE barbers.
|
|
But as Slee points out, it rarely works out this way in reality.
|
|
"It works out really well if you do it over cosmos," said Francis.
|
|
"If everyone is civil and not too possessive, it works out," he said.
|
|
Works out of the gate, but often breaks and is hard to troubleshoot.
|
|
But eventually hopefully you meet the right one and it all works out.
|
|
Ticket-by-ticket, it works out to be a good deal for consumers.
|
|
"Sometimes, the underdog gets their say, and it works out," Ms. Hovden said.
|
|
This works out to N.B.A. ownership of about 70 percent of the league.
|
|
That's the way we always approach things and it works out for us.
|
|
As it works out, over the last 30 years, there's been enormous growth.
|
|
That works out to about 3.7 percent of Google's quarterly cloud revenue figure.
|
|
That is usually how it works out for prosecutors, one way or another.
|
|
Read the rest of the profile, including how she works out in diamonds, here.
|
|
It works out to a reasonable $46 and we head back to pack happy.
|
|
We weren't going in with the "we'll see how long-distance works out" mindset.
|
|
Charles currently works out of her home, which includes a 300-square-foot studio.
|
|
Jason Labay—football player, works out twice a day—was feeling short of breath.
|
|
That works out to nearly one fewer person per month dying of an overdose.
|
|
"I hope everything works out the way that they want it to," Gates said.
|
|
Obviously, she works out in a pair of shoes from her husband's Yeezy line.
|
|
Not perfectly, I answer, but it often works out pretty well in the end.
|
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Some customers claim it works out to a better deal than the new option.
|
|
Additionally, Williams works out daily to help curb the movement-induced pain Sigler mentioned.
|
|
That works out to Lifetime membership at the Tower Club comes in at $25,000.
|
|
I'm not trained either, but I'm from the West, so it all works out.
|
|
Our culture has gendered feelings about the gym, who works out where and why.
|
|
Which works out to a 1 in 4,835,703,278,458,516,698,824,704 chance that the similarity was coincidental.
|
|
That works out to around 300 people who can expect pink slips, Bloomberg reports.
|
|
You're allowed to disagree with how Kardashian eats, sleeps, dresses, works out, and travels.
|
|
It works out to be about $30,000 a year – sometimes more and sometimes less.
|
|
In dollar terms, that works out to $6.6 trillion of troubled loans and assets.
|
|
That works out to an annualized 6.9 percent return when you adjust for inflation.
|
|
So, Original Stitch has shuttered the AI service while it works out the kinks.
|
|
Otherwise, you're just treating retirement as a crutch — and that rarely ever works out.
|
|
This works out to about 2.55 million people flying every day between Friday, Nov.
|
|
That works out to about $50 in taxes for every $1 million in profits.
|
|
That works out to $1.6 trillion in lost wages, spending and other economic activity.
|
|
Facebook has a lot riding on whether this works out at WhatsApp, for example.
|
|
People might try to keep a brave face—we'll see how that works out!
|
|
Unclear how they met ... but turns out, she's from Philly, so that works out.
|
|
"I'd tell him to be patient until science works out this question," he said.
|
|
It works out to about 20 percent more than today's dollars adjusted for inflation.
|
|
So when he's there to help me with the negotiation, usually it works out.
|
|
While the general wisdom is to never meet your heroes … sometimes it works out.
|
|
If he works out with Chyna and eats healthy, that's a very positive thing.
|
|
So we will see how it works out after a long period of time.
|
|
We'll see if that works out for Kerr and the Warriors on Sunday. [ESPN]
|
|
Antbo is currently on Indiegogo and will ship in November if everything works out.
|
|
And even if all of that works out, there's still the dreaded lottery system.
|
|
She works out four times a week on top of the sessions she teaches.
|
|
This works out to an extra 10,000 bpd over the steady market share number.
|
|
"People were like, 'So you're … the ones it works out for,'" she told Yahoo!
|
|
He reportedly works out of the same Floridian beach city where his sister resides.
|
|
Yes, I know the negligible cost differential works out at about $30 a year.
|
|
Kim says Brielle's big ass comes from the gym -- she works out a ton.
|
|
The team works out of a warehouse in Bridgewater, 150 miles west of London.
|
|
Sometimes it works out well, most of the time it doesn't work out well.
|
|
I think it will work out and I hope it works out, for liberty.
|
|
K., I've just got to somehow survive this week and hopefully it works out.
|
|
You'll need that reproductive system, after all, if this thing with Greg works out.
|
|
It is different, but in a way that works out in this administration's favor.
|
|
The school is considered a commuter school, so I'll see how everything works out!
|
|
"Coach works out every morning, so his shirt comes off a lot," Martin said.
|
|
This works out at over $210 billion a year for Fortune 500 companies alone.
|
|
Using that same $10,000 loan amount, that works out to a savings of $783.
|
|
But it all works out and they get the votes for a full recount.
|
|
As to Trump's ability to follow through — well, we'll see how it works out.
|
|
That works out at 60 billionaires a year, or more than one a week.
|
|
The cost-benefit of throwing the press a bone — or seven — probably works out.
|
|
There may be disappointments, a tragedy even, but in the end everything works out.
|
|
Life is a dangerous business and if it works out well, you mustn't regret.
|
|
Regardless of how that fight works out, what do you think her intent is?
|
|
And on Sunday nights they have live music, so it all just works out.
|
|
Before overtime and taxes, her $603 an hour works out to $34,520 a year.
|
|
On Baseball Part of baseball's allure is that so little works out as planned.
|
|
Fleetwood also hired the putting guru Phil Kenyon, who works out of Formby Hall.
|
|
That works out at a saving of over £300, which is a staggering discount.
|
|
That works out to an average of 668.6 — the length of a Martian year.
|
|
We'll see how that works out on Election Day outside of hardcore Republican areas.
|
|
That works out to April 13, after the Senate is scheduled to leave town.
|
|
That works out to April 19, which is also during the planned Senate recess.
|
|
K., they're trying to do something big and ambitious, I hope it works out.
|
|
But the couple gets a son, so ... it all works out in the end?
|
|
This payment usually works out to 2% or 3% of your balance each month.
|
|
One's in the morning, one's in the afternoon, so it works out rather well.
|
|
That works out well, since the Chicago-based company says it's in need of leadership.
|
|
Ultimately, the research will show how this all works out and which approach is best.
|
|
The whole endeavor also works out, since Anna ends up loving his divisive pizza preference.
|
|
It's no wonder that Matt Damon works out so much: He likes good food, too.
|
|
But for the sake of our world, our kids, let&aposs hope it works out.
|
|
A lot of folks are seeing, all right, let&aposs see how this works out.
|
|
A recycled-plastic additive for a standard road works out at £503-£350 a tonne.
|
|
That works out to 12,328.76 retweets for each of the 1,460 nuggets Carter would enjoy.
|
|
Over time, it actually works out to be about one movie per month per subscriber.
|
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" He continued: "It always works out and I'm just a big, big fan of him.
|
|
Historically, that works out to a new generation of networking technology every decade or so.
|
|
This works out to 2% of occupied homes per year over the last eight years.
|
|
After they pick a spot, the couple works out the timing for their photo shoot.
|
|
Everyone just has to cross their fingers and hope that this dream team works out.
|
|
He's in class the same time I am on Tuesdays, so it works out well.
|
|
"I've got my girl and you've got yours, it works out," Stapleton quipped to East.
|
|
If you're paying the full $7.61 extra, that works out to $91.32 more per year.
|
|
"Now and then it works out better than had you done it yourself," he said.
|
|
I think it'll be really interesting to see how that works out with the feed.
|
|
It works out for us because we're both already hungry, and the pizzas are delicious.
|
|
You can have a plan, but it rarely works out just the way you'd hoped.
|
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I am trying to do that and hopefully, in two-three years, it works out.
|
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I'm always attracted to the hottest boy in the room, and that never works out.
|
|
" The hosts chimed in: "I hope that works out" and "good luck with all that.
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When you add all of that together, the total monthly cost works out to $1,439.
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Meanwhile, outspoken sister Kim hopes everything between Khloé and Tristan works out in the end.
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That works out to about 100 a day, or one every 14-1/2 minutes.
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In El Salvador the cost of murder works out at 242% of GDP a year.
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She struggles with eating healthily and I enjoy cooking/meal prepping, so it works out.
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This works out to a temperature increase of 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit compared to preindustrial times.
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That works out to less than one-tenth of a percent of all such cases.
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This arrangement works out fine until something (or someone?!!) causes the satellite network to malfunction.
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"I felt really bad for Becca, and I hope it all works out for her."
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Rubio took 2501,23 votes across the four states, which works out to $277 per vote.
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Go one or two rungs below that and feel more astute if everything works out.
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That works out to about 100 a day, or one every 14-453/2 minutes.
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If it works out the price will fall and the bet will pay the difference.
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That works out to an average increase of $13,533 per year over those three years.
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That works out to just under $2,000 in revenue per direct seller for the year.
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In total, it all costs roughly us 5,000 NPR (which works out to around $45).
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But I'm sure it'll work out ... I hope it works out for everybody, including China.
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The yearly plan works out to $45 per box and auto-renews after a year.
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We all try to do a million things at once, and sometimes it works out.
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For three episodes (the example we looked at above), the length works out to 3!
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How it all works out depends on who you choose to surround yourself with, Virgo!
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At $1,500, the 6003UC99 works out to around $39 per inch of curved gaming monitor.
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This works out to about $3 per container and 16.7 cents per gram of protein.
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Frank Webb, Grace-FO's project scientist, who works out of J.P.L., happened to be there.
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Sometimes it works out, and when it does, it's great; and then sometimes it doesn't.
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That works out to an estimated 21 an hour and 28 to 63 a minute.
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For YouTube's parent company, Alphabet, that works out to roughly two days' worth of profit.
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It all works out by the results and the way you play on the court.
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"A lot has to do with how this initial lift works out today," he said.
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But it worked out and it's working and hopefully it works out in the playoffs.
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I actually wrote a paper on the economics of Artemis and how it works out.
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That works out to Williams being paid less than 1% of her male co-star.
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That works out to be $6.67 per month, which is 49% off its retail price.
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In 99% of situations, having a hard and fast take on some event works out.
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" Added Peyton, "A lot of shows showcase if you're just nicer, it all works out.
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Fingers crossed it works out for me... Daily Total: $83 Day Five 7:30 a.m.
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He is a workaholic, so he wakes up early and works out of the residence.
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And when committed to paper, sometimes it works out best in a 20-page sprint.
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HE MENTIONS IT AND THEY COME TO ME. IT'S AMAZING HOW THAT WORKS OUT, DOM.
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This refurbished deal works out at £103.99 and the discount applies automatically in the backet.
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You can't just give a slight nudge and hope it works out for the best.
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Mark Wahlberg is an overachiever; he works out twice a day, from 3:40 a.m.
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With about 439,000 followers, that works out to roughly $440 to use a particular song.
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But the effects also can differ, depending on how hard someone works out, he says.
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The $210.2 billion price tag for phase two works out to $24 billion per kilometer.
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To learn more, I talked to acupuncturist Jo Curle, who works out of Heaton Acupuncture Clinic.
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"Ed is a black belt in jiu-jitsu, and he works out every day," she says.
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Crunching the numbers, 11 million battery replacements times $29 works out to $319 million in revenue.
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We're hoping to have a kid next summer, so we'll just see how everything works out.
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But nine-tenths of a percent of an $18.6 trillion economy works out to $803 billion.
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Four or five always seems like the magic number but it never works out that way.
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Vladimir works out so he can be photographed in manly shirtless splendor or filmed playing hockey.
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The importance of Swift everywhere Here's how building a Swift app works, out of the box.
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But Sweden's $581 million, for instance, works out as $60 per capita, against $3 per American.
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"I hope it all works out for China and for Hong Kong," the President said Wednesday.
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BTW ... despite a stroke in 1996, Kirk works out with the help of a personal trainer.
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That brings the cost down to $149 per year (which works out to $12.42 per month).
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We&aposll see how it all works out, but we&aposve made a lot of progress.
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That works out to a 654 percent return over 15 years or an annualized 14 percent.
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As for the yellow 'Rari -- we'll see if it works out better than his red one.
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They're pretty and they don't try too hard, and look how it works out for them.
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This deal saves you £100 on list price, which works out at better than half-price.
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Overspending to earn more rewards is bad math that never, ever works out in your favor.
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In the beginning, that amount will be about 185,000 stars, which works out to about $175.
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This works out at just £2.09 a month, billed in one lump sum every three years.
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That works out to one-fifth of all marketplace enrollees being people who work for themselves.
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Here's hoping Samsung's second try at a foldable phone works out better than the first one.
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But tuition at the prestigious main campus of the University of Georgia works out at $45,500.
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The titular 13142613 inch display is QHD+, which works out to a 3200 x 1800 resolution.
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On a typical three-year loan, that works out to an average of $44 more monthly.
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But nine-tenths of a percent of an $18.6 trillion economy works out to $167 billion.
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One of my coworkers has agreed to drive me, so it all works out really well.
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The artists make intensely accurate sculptural works out of cakes bases, frosting, and intricate color design.
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It works out to around three million rural women, and 28 million urban women in total.
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That works out to a 654 percent return over 7003 years or an annualized 14 percent.
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It should come as zero surprise to anyone with eyes that Riverdale's K.J. Apa works out.
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In this case, it works out to $3.60, which is 9% of the current stock price.
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The best value package is the yearly subscription which works out to be $6.49 per month.
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Anna Homann is a freelance midwife who works out of a clinic in Berlin's Neuköln district.
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That salary works out to under $15 and hour based on the 60-hour work week.
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It's a lot of core work, and on top of that it works out your arms.
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One Wall Street firm sees major upside for Facebook if its secretive cryptocurrency plan works out.
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That works out at 1,592km, more than five race distances at the Spanish Grand Prix circuit.
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Just trust that no matter the outcome, everything works out for the betterment of your life.
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They've got the weed thing and I've got the music thing, so it works out nice.
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This works out to $2000,702 million, falling short of the $1.71 billion analysts collectively were expecting.
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It also works out to roughly $1.3 billion a day for ETFs so far in 2017.
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Prince William reportedly works out with some of the moms from his school after morning dropoff.
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They throw in their little twist, and it works out well because they know the game.
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So how much could these betting on impeachment stand to win if their bet works out?
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In fairness, though, that still works out cheaper than a single competitive Magic: The Gathering deck.
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Let's say he goes there, everything works out, and the Spurs win the 2019 NBA championship.
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Don't you want to know how that works out for him, and where he ends up?
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That array of 3,918 Argo floats works out as one per 340,000 cubic kilometres of water.
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"I hope everything works out in the end and basically everybody comes out unscathed," she added.
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See, I have the sense of humor of a 73-year-old, so it works out.
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This is all great, and rural communities will see huge benefits if this all works out.
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That works out to about 16% each year over the past nine and a half years.
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That works out to $53 dollars for 20 stamps (a book) on the prison black market.
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INRIX says that works out to an average "congestion cost" per Boston-area driver of $2,291.
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Also, he gets to be the hero when it works out, which is always a plus.
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Of course, when you're talking about the deepest division in MMA, nothing ever works out cleanly.
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But, given that so many companies are working on the tech, we hope it works out.
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Prime members can also choose to pay $79 per year (which works out to $6.58/month).
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" He thinks for a moment, sipping Guinness, and adds, "I don't know why it works out.
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It's ultimately dangerous to just throw in this invasive species and hope that it works out.
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He's also a fitness addict at this point in his life—he works out every day.
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Yet if Boeing's software fix works out, the 737 MAX's problems will be over in months.
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We owe our audiences more than just going with our guts and hoping it works out.
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I don't need footage of the Rock in the gym to know if he works out.
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He works out of a place called Rio Grande at the end of a dark hallway.
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My Workout The globe-trotting mix master and record producer works out before and after flying.
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The $238 million apartment has 24,000 square feet, which works out to $9,917 a square foot.
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Yes, a single cluster of 30 grapes—which works out to about $366 USD per grape.
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And thank God I don't have to do that, so it works out great for me.
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Next, she tends to schoolwork, heads to her tennis academy, and works out for another hour.
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"I want to see how that works out," she said in an interview on Thursday night.
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This brings the price down to just £120, which works out at only £10 a month.
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The crash took place a block from the Y.M.C.A. where Mayor Bill de Blasio works out.
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Whether or not the catalyst works out in their favor, they end up selling the stock.
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It works out because I have to let another friend, Z., into my apartment after work.
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"I'm just trying to do my part to make sure it all works out," Okafor said.
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That works out at 25-30 million euros, an increase from earlier guidance of 20 million.
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"She works out who she is in the end," she says of Sarah Jessica Parker's character.
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This kind of stuff has been known to happen, even though it virtually never works out.
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"If a project works out, I don't get a gold medal," said one senior federal official.
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"I am very open to having children one day if it works out," Ms. Spiegel said.
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The tumbler costs $40, which works out to be a great deal for habitual coffee drinkers.
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King of Memphis is an example of what happens when that strategy works out really well.
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That's a $210 value, which works out to one gift for them and one gift for you.
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"It actually works out well for them," said Joe LaVorgna, chief economist for the Americas at Natixis.
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She is under house arrest in Vancouver while Canada works out whether to honour America's extradition request.
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She works out with celeb trainer Jeanette Jenkins, and they try to do something different each day.
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"Ross added, "When you work separately, you don't get to hang out — so this works out well.
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He works out at least six days a week for an hour or two at a time.
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He's a skinny little white kid who makes all of these funny faces when he works out.
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That works out to a little less than 0.2 percent of the 5.48 billion Apple shares outstanding.
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One look at Josh Brolin's Instagram feed and you quickly learn that he works out — a lot.
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" He added, "How the relationship works out, I won't be able to tell you that (until) later.
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If this whole thing works out, you can just call this mystery person the Bitcoin Bill Gates.
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" Ahead of the show, Lakshmi works out for two hours a day and follows a "disciplined diet.
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I couldn't sit back in sunny California writing some nice tweets and hoping that everything works out.
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We're hearing that the proposed price per share is $32.96, which works out to under $13 billion.
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Regardless how it works out for Oracle, the ATP database service will be available as of today.
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That works out to $180,000 (assuming Moët didn't comp them the bottles in exchange for the publicity).
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He wakes up in a WeLive apartment, works out of a WeWork, and buys snacks at WeMRKT.
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It's a lot of safeguards designed to keep the thing from moving while the wearer works out.
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You would also probably the person interested in a Tesla-branded charging pack, so that works out.
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But we respect that the other is not being capricious about those things, so it works out.
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And there are more challenges ahead but — spoiler alert — it works out pretty well for them both.
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It's not the best camera, but I'm also not the best photographer, so that works out well.
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The fashion designer and former actress works out regularly with her trainer, Jessica Schatz, in Los Angeles.
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I should be okay by April to pay the fees, so I hope everything works out alright.
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You will be billed once every three years, and the total saving works out at over £200.
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I was expecting more people to show up but it works out well with a few people.
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Now she works out five to six days per week and focuses on weightlifting and strength training.
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But even when succession works out well, it tends to do so more or less by accident.
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Since meeting Joe, her priorities have shifted, and everyone's hoping for her sake that it works out.
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She enjoys walks on the beach, boating and sleeping at the gym while her mom works out.
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Each can works out to be significantly cheaper than getting a glass of wine at a bar.
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This will mean less in-person time, which works out to lower costs for the whole sale.
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A long term subscription for 3 years works out at $1.44 per month proving the best value.
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The best package is TunnelBear's Grizzly package which works out as $5 per month for a year.
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With risk-weighted assets of around €400 billion, that 1.7% gap works out at nearly €7 billion.
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It works out — they get rewarded for holding out — but I'm not frustrated at all or anything.
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And that, in turn, works out to "tens of thousands" of customers drawing down those gift cards.
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He has a few friends and he reads a lot, he works out, goes outside a lot.
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That works out to 226 pixels per inch, and more importantly, it's a pleasure to look at.
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The shoot took place at the Janesville, Wisconsin, YMCA, where Ryan regularly works out when he's home.
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To see how this works out, you may want to check in with Teigen's Twitter feed later.
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A dollar stolen from somebody 150 years ago works out to $1,000 stolen from their descendants today.
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I mean those heels were really up there… I just hope it works out fine for him.
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So what does that amount of money—which works out to around $6250 per event—get you?
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For someone eating 2,000 calories per day, that works out to roughly 250 grams of carbohydrates daily.
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That works out to a domestic violence gun homicide with a female victim once every 16 hours.
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The monthly financing works out roughly the same, and either method gets you a free Daydream View.
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However it works out, we're glad that it brought us this moment, we'll never let it go.
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Somehow it works out, and especially today: None of our editors in Asia is looking for me.
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He works out every day during the week as well, including hitting the gym and playing basketball.
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The policy is on-hold, while the NFL Players Association (their union) works out a new rule.
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In Utah, that works out to be about $800 million a year footed by the federal government.
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Or if I want, I can wear it with chunky heels and it all works out well.
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But we can't get into literally counting connections, look how poorly that works out in Olympic boxing.
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Practically speaking, this works out to about 1/50 of a Zcash token per day, or about .
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It may sound silly or kitschy, but it's super high intensity and works out your entire body.
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That works out to about half of all Americans, and 80 percent of those over age 33.
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The simple story of a crusading leader who will transform a nation rarely works out that way.
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That will likely come later, as the party works out its growing voice in policymaking and enforcement.
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For a family of four, adjusted to 2018 dollars, that works out to around $19,000 a year.
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That works out to more than $5.5 million a year for each of the 80 remaining prisoners.
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He's read Tolstoy and others, so he should know this sort of thing hardly ever works out.
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"Every time I make a vinegar and it works out, it's like a minor miracle," he said.
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He left these works out of his catalogue raisonné because they were not representative of his work.
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But I think it works out great because Justin and the team I think are fired up.
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There are things that I'll cut whether or not this works out, and I'm okay with that.
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"I told her that I would keep her son with me until this works out," he added.
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"If you add up all the hours, I think it works out below minimum wage," she added.
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Even with high costs of launch and return, the math for orbital manufacturing works out, Rush says.
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But as hard as Brady works out, it's his diet that really throws people for a loop.
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The mass of my generic tree would then be: That works out to 21011,272 kilograms per tree.
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Every once in a while, I want to get out of there, but it always works out.
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Gail: I have to admit that I'm a nervous wreck waiting to see how this works out.
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Plus, it works out to only $4.12 per month — or less than half of your Netflix subscription.
|
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Ole Dorph, Ilulissat's mayor, works out of a corner office in the town's surprisingly sprawling city hall.
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I personally like to make a potpourri out of lot of things and it usually works out.
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Taking the typical starting percentage for royalties, that works out to $31.5 million authors no longer earn.
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It trials a category, and then if it works out, the category is rolled into the show.
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This works out to a cut of $168 a month on the average monthly benefit of $1,240.
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Patients usually don't want doctors trying a bunch of stuff on them and hoping something works out.
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He works out of a small office on Massachusetts Avenue, away from the main economics department building.
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His cut works out to about 1,600 Canadian dollars, or $1,220 in United States currency, a month.
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The mother of two works out, eats bagels and even gets along famously with her in-laws.
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I enjoy it being about my life and being about the gear test and it works out.
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I try not to write but I do end up writing because that's how it works out.
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"We're going to have to see how this works out" he said of the Affordable Care Act.
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So, I'm frustrated, I'm not going to say anything more about it, hope it all works out.
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Not to mention his gym playlist, which revealed that, like all of us, Obama works out to Beyoncé.
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I'm not kidding — the instructor hands out specialty boots with springs so your jog works out your butt.
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But if everything works out well, users should demand for everyone else to follow in Twitter's footsteps.[Twitter]
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We hope that Gay works out another publishing deal for How To Be Heard in the near future.
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This four-bedroom, 3.5-bath house measures 4,113 square feet, which works out to $280 per square foot.
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His plan, if it all works out, seems to be to sow discord between the recently reunited sisters.
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This is down by 76% on list price, and works out at under £30 for the whole contract.
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And even if a team has to overpay, sometimes a bad gamble still works out in the end.
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In US dollars, that works out to about $1003, nearly a quarter of the average Mongolian's monthly income.
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The S8 Plus has the exact same resolution on its 6.2-inch screen, which works out to 529ppi.
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According to CEO Ric Fulop, that works out to millions of parts per year for a given machine.
|
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Why do these movies keep returning to the vampire/werewolf romance angle when it absolutely never works out?
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That difference works out to an estimated 3,500-3,900 additional lives saved over three decades, the researchers write.
|
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AWS operating income grew 8.9%, which works out to the slowest growth in four and a half years.
|
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It automatically balances supply and demand and works out the correct conversion price of one coin into another.
|
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That works out to an annual salary of around $56,000: Not bad, but only about halfway to $100,000.
|
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In terms of whether Apple will successfully build a car, Musk was frank: "I hope it works out."
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"That means that you have got even more power to control how this works out," Mr. Hogden said.
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It all works out, though, because Jonathan wastes no time in asking her out on a proper date.
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That works out to roughly 60,000 units — about twice as many as it sold in the previous quarter.
|
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We have a great relationship, and it works out great with Robin, because I am always with her.
|
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Decker works out regularly with yoga and light weight-lifting in an effort to build up her stamina.
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The S9's screen works out to 570 pixels per inch and the S9+ packs in 93 ppi.
|
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The way the scaling works out, a gecko is pretty much the biggest size possible, given those constraints.
|
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The cutecom resolution, where everything works out in the end, shortchanged the story I was more interested in.
|
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Of course, annual subscribers will still come out ahead — the monthly model works out to $156 a year.
|
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Month by month costs $10 per month, while a 3-month plan works out at $4.993 per month.
|
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He stops smoking and drinking, works out at least four times a week, and only eats natural products.
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You kind of just have to give it to them and say, 'Hey, hopefully everything works out fine.
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It works out fine between us because she doesn't just care about drinking; we enjoy other things together.
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Well wishes: Quirky founder Ben Kaufman tells Axios that he "hopes it works out" for the new team.
|
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Johnson explains that he works out with Ginsberg twice a week, with one-hour sessions on the books.
|
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That works out to a cut of just under a third of all money flowing through Uber's platform.
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My method is to improvise a lot, so sometimes that works out great and other times it's shitty.
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This works out well because you'll probably need a stiff drink after reading about how filthy lemons are.
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"It all works out in the end, and if it hasn't worked out then it's not the end."
|
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But if everything works out, like it did for Khalfani-Cox's family, there's a lot to be earned.
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Meanwhile, Prince William works out with the moms after they drop the kids off, according to the publication.
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That works out to an additional $350 in premium costs per year for Medicare Advantage members and beneficiaries.
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It's a nice idea, certainly, but let's wait and see how that works out in the real world.
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That 40 percent works out to be $69,600, pushing legislators' potential pay — with regular salary — to about $149,000.
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That works out to $8 more for each 15-gallon weekly fill-up, or about $400 a year.
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But I have people now who believe in my vision, and it actually works out for the best.
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Little now works out of his warehouse in San Diego where takes commissions and sells his works online.
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It's possible his theory works out in the long term and they become militarily much more self-sufficient.
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If you own a small business, do the math to see if it works out in your favor.
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This works out to an 43 maximum on the 5 GHz band and 300 on the 2.4 GHz.
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Whether she regularly works out or just likes wearing comfy clothes, she'll love these cropped leggings from Lululemon.
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I try to plot what to read next in advance, but it never quite works out that way.
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He took the high road, saying he loves 50 and listens to his music when he works out.
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Tejas: No, not really, the timing never works out that I'm near one when I need to go.
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She questions her faith; she works out; she falls into an affair with a man in another city.
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On an annualized basis, the S&P's return since the start of 2018 works out to 5003 percent.
|
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Uber is now valued at about $72 billion, which works out to about $2100 million, according to Waymo.
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This pre-order offer is only available until March 23, and works out at just £4.17 per month.
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Yet, although it works out at around $510 million a week, it is less impressive than it sounds.
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This pre-launch offer is only available until March 23, and works out at just £4.17 per month.
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Published in English in the 483s, it is considered one of the earliest major works out of Africa.
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"I have bought works out of his studio; I've also bought works privately," he added, referring to dealers.
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Well, if none of this works out, you can always have your old job back as my assistant.
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This narrative works out well for people who went to Stanford, but not so well for most others.
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That works out to $36,500 in potential fines per customer every year — putting insurers at risk of insolvency.
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This impressive deal saves you 61% on list price, which works out at a discount of over £900.
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This is one of the best deals available right now, and works out at approximately £2 per month.
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I teach 8th Grade U.S. History and the timing works out that we are currently studying the Constitution.
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Now, he works out after school, sometimes as long as three hours, according to his coach, Peyton Gray.
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Maybe something works out, but I'll just hurt people if I say, 'Good,' and it goes up, great.
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Now with that being said -- let her have her say and let's see how it all works out.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas), who is close to McConnell and works out with Schumer in the Senate gym.
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He now works out with a trainer four times a week and often takes days and evenings off.
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Mr. Campos works out of a complex of agricultural research offices on a potholed road in Río Bravo.
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Only the session's trainer, who works out on a lit stage, is able to be seen by everyone.
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That, according to the agency, works out to be an average of less than 1 in 10 billion.
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I probably would have come [to nationals] anyway, but it works out well that it's my off week.
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There's lots of time spent looking and experimenting, and when something works out, the feeling is truly euphoric.
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This works out to 0.3 percent of local politics stories making a reference to a female candidate's appearance.
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That works out to about 112, high-intensity bullpen innings a year, which seems unsustainable for the arm.
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That works out to about $1,500 on a monthly basis, which is enough to buy three brand-new Corollas.
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Anytime either of us works overtime, we contribute to my loans, which generally works out to $1,000 per year.
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If this works out, and Cardi can work it into her very busy schedule ... we could be hiring soon.
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The eight-inch display certainly isn't Amazon's best with a 1280 x 800 resolution that works out to 189ppi.
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And perhaps Donald Trump is doing something similar, but we&aposll see how it works out with North Korea.
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"I really pray everything works out in their favor, but I pray it's a lesson learned," said Robyn Dixon.
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For a Toyota mid-level technician earning 22012,22016 yen a month, the pay increase works out to 222 percent.
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Kim Kardashian West hopes everything between her sister Khloé Kardashian and boyfriend Tristan Thompson works out in the end.
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After revamping her workout plan last year, Upton now works out with Bruno five to six times a week.
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That works out at around 39,710 yuan a tonne, a discount of almost 14% to current Shanghai copper prices.
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It works out to about $7 a class, but my mum bought this pack for me as a gift.
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Giant Sparrow no longer works out of the Sony offices, and Finch is no longer a PlayStation 4 exclusive.
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"If it all works out, I will consider it one of the greatest things I've done," Mr. Trump said.
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On some occasions, however, her paralysis-related symptoms return, like when she works out too much or gets sick.
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But delayed filing often works out in favor of those who are patient - especially for better-educated, healthier households.
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Holliday posted a few of their attacks, and explained that she works out frequently, but doesn't always share it.
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Both said that they will be keeping an eye on "S-Town" to see how the release works out.
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It also works out that my consistent hookup and I are meeting tonight for the first time this semester.
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It works out well because I need to stop by someone's desk on the other side of campus anyway.
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She is going to keep the new one as a spare for the building if our plan works out.
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The Ohio native works out of Maria Tash, the cool-kid piercing spot and jewelry boutique in the city.
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It's a really strange, claustrophobic concept, but apparently it works out really well here to deliver a compelling thriller.
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A pack of 1,200 coins currently goes for $10, so 1,000 coins works out to a little over $8.
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"To be honest, in the end, I'll tell you what I really think: Let's see how it works out."
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It was a scorching 183 degrees in the southwestern city of Ahvaz, which works out to 53.7 degrees Celsius.
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That works out to about 312 deaths a year, or a little less than one death per million visitors.
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This works out to an additional $502 per month, above what I was paying in mortgage, taxes, and insurance.
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The Strava activity heatmap was supposed to be a fun and informative look at how the world works out.
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This works out to an estimated 3.2 million fewer Americans having health insurance last year than did in 2016.
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When cash-outs are split among his staff, he says it works out to only roughly $2,818 a year.
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That works out to about 300 euros more per household, the OFCE economics think tank's Mathieu Plane told Reuters.
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That works out to 29 PPI on the 2720-inch S2840 and 0003 PPI on the 2000-inch S28+.
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God willing, everything works out okay, so this is just another thing we can use for that as well.
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We tithe $310 twice a month, which works out to about 10% percent of my husband's take-home pay.
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In human terms, the difference between these two rates works out to about 19 fewer homicides with an arrest.
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That works out to a net gain of 5.2 million more homeowners by the middle of the next decade.
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Apple's sign on works out of the box with Touch ID and Face ID, which makes it extra convenient.
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That works out to just over 25,000 votes more than were cast for either candidate in Tuesday's special election.
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There, officials were keeping an eye on how the tackling rule change works out as the season wound down.
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The scale works out to something like this: Baker spent 224 hours as a sub, and produced 719 pages.
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Amazon Prime's normal price is $10.99 per month or $99 per year (which works out to $8.25 per month).
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So I&aposm hearing you are going to protect them and we will see how it all works out.
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At just 188 square feet, or 17.5 square metres, that works out to a staggering $3,500 per square foot.
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And Pruitt's bill of $2000,2172 over six months actually works out to $2000 per day and $0003,2000 per month.
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It now works out of an early 1900s building with no holding cell for suspects who are under arrest.
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A lead chef works out the recipes according to the airline's needs in conjunction with our international chef colleagues.
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All told, that works out to an average of about $250 million worth of automotive goods every single day.
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Based on Delek's closing price of $16.42, the offer works out to $7.22 per share, a 16 percent discount.
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Taking care of her body is also something Bledel learned from Graham, who works out five times a week.
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The two have 10-year-old twins, Carter and Isaiah together ... so it works out to $3,750 per kid.
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It's almost $700 but I pay in full for a discount, so it works out to about $100/month.
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Someone who works out or swims may not have wanted to give up 30 seconds in like I did.
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Granted, I live in New York City, but that roughly works out to four Dots per room for me.
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It is a pricey solution—30 tablets cost £8.80, which works out to £0.29 every time I have sex.
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BUT YOUVE BEEN KIND OF IN THE MIDDLE OF SAYING, LOOK, WE COULD HAVE A NEGOTIATION THAT WORKS OUT.
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In fact, Branch says that she still works out of the brownstone that they bought in the late '90s.
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Over the course of a 36-month lease, the effective price on the Terrain works out to be $392.
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A standard American pint is 16 ounces, so a liter of beer works out to be around 2.4 pints.
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The amount women receive over that period works out at just 12 fully paid weeks, according to the OECD.
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Shipping by road from the city would cost $13 million, while ocean shipping works out to be $236 million.
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That works out to be nearly twice Meda's last traded price, which had some analysts questioning the high premium.
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It is about generational trauma, and how abuse trickles down until someone works out how to stop the train.
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Doing the math, that works out to 14 percent of Americans cutting down on football because of the protests.
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It takes them a couple of playthroughs to realize they're doing nothing, and that works out well for that.
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That works out to 35 grams per person per year, according to a whale meat shop owner Koichi Matsumoto.
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My advice here is to think of your stub investment as "zero" and if it works out better, fabulous!
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The typical new college graduate makes about $50,000 a year, which works out to $4,167 a month before taxes.
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Not every bargain deal works out like this, but the risk-reward trade-off is so much better regardless.
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This social media afterlife might also be how a generation works out its anxieties around what the princesses represent.
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For example, 24 five-ounce hamburger patties cost $85 at Costco, for which works out to about $3.50 each.
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During the season, the team works out under the direction of Masaru Isshiki, its strength coach from Osaka, Japan.
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LONDON — The Iranian artist Shirazeh Houshiary works out of a luminous studio in a leafy corner of southwest London.
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It's not a casual, 'Oh we like it, we're going to put it up and hope it works out.
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But its incentive agreement works out to an astonishing $230,000 per job, which defies a reasonable return on investment.
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Over 1,500 artists registered to participate, apart from several uncounted others who spread their works out on the pavement.
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The math works out to a $2.3 billion increase in federal spending, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation's estimates.
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In total, 55 people died from gun deaths, which works out to about one gun death per 100,000 people.
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And T-Mobile and Sprint could prove to be a strong new rival if their proposed union works out.
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She keeps dumbbells in her office on Mustique, and works out every day, there or in a local gym.
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While that might at first sound generous, when you run the math, it works out to around minimum wage.
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One employee works out of Microsoft's Redmond headquarters and another is a remote LinkedIn worker in the Seattle area.
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"You just have to move on and hope it all works out the best for them," Chief Britt said.
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If that works out, once the Chinese mice are sent over, they will also receive the gene-correcting virus.
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The price works out to about $11.49 a meal, which she admitted makes it a luxury item for some.
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Steadman is an active man who runs, works out with a personal trainer, and walks his children to school.
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This special pre-launch offer is only available until March 23, and works out at just £4.17 per month.
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"You just spin something up, and whether it works out or not, you can shut them down," Wald says.
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That works out to a salary of about $86,000, before taxes and benefits, according to Garrett Schlichte at Jezebel.
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Pinto hired a lawyer, Aníbal Pinto, who works out of a glass-walled office on the outskirts of town.
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Rasmussen is based in Denmark, where she works out of the yard of Hasse Hoffmann, a well-known trainer.
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It usually works out because most passengers feel for parents traveling with young children and are willing to help.
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A creative team works out of Los Angeles while a New York office handles public affairs and government relations.
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That works out to over 12,700 Lyft Line rides and over 107,000 UberPool rides every day in the city.
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That works out to about $6 per lightbulb — way more than for conventional lightbulbs you'll find at the supermarket.
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It takes a lot of just preparation, and then as long as you do the numbers, it works out.
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Me, the fitness guy who works out every day, could not walk around the block without getting winded or dizzy.
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It's also considerably more pixel dense, at 22.0 x 480, which works out to 348ppi (to the S3's 278).
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She also loves lifting weights, targeting a different body part each of the four days a week she works out.
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I have a five pack of massages that I already paid upfront, which works out to around $230 per session.
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Thunderbolt 3 comes equipped with transfer speeds of 40Gbps, which roughly works out to a 4K movie in 30 seconds.
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There's an instant gratification when someone messages me or says they're going to try a tip and it works out.
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That works out at $2.4 billion over the 50 years of the company's water extraction deal with San Bernardino County.
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He received 40,794 shares of Qualcomm stock, which works out to just under $3,501,757 at Friday's closing price of $85.84.
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With most users paying ~$40 a month for the service, that works out to about $10 off their next bill.
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"Now with that being said, let her have her say and let's see how it all works out," he said.
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That works out to an average of $100 million per year for Lyft and $125 million per year for Pinterest.
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While the $68 price tag may seem high, it works out to under $7 per brush — which is relatively inexpensive.
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He still works out regularly to get ready for basic training — something he was originally scheduled to begin last November.
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Go to a Wall Street trading floor the day bonuses are announced to see how this works out in practice.
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And that could soon apply to a whole lot more people around the world if what Capcom's planning works out.
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There's also Amazon Prime Video, which works out to about $10/month with all the other added benefits of Prime.
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It's equally possible that he begins with the title "acting" but migrates into a permanent chief if it works out.
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It's all a little chaotic, and everyone will get a little sweaty, but it all works out in the end.
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That works out at 2,037 yuan a ton, versus a current alumina spot price of 2,490 yuan in northern China.
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But that works out fine, given the theme that suggests how just a little power can go a long way.
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Now they'll just order a quarter or something between friends, it works out a lot cheaper and cleaner for them.
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Along with his meaty diet, Johnson works out five days a week for an hour and 212 minutes a day.
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If you're determined to meet this goal in a single year, that works out to saving about $0003 a month.
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The 45-year-old actress works out for her "vanity" and her health, but exercising isn't her idea of fun.
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The actress works out four times a week with trainer AJ Fisher, focusing on circuit training and Pilates-style exercises.
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We all take a heavy interest in the news and political commentary, and two-day shipping, so it works out.
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RB Donald Brown (hamstring) continues to miss practice while he works out with the rest of the team's rehabbing players.
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"I hope it all works out for China and for Hong Kong," Trump simply said yesterday without taking a side.
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For a Toyota mid-level technician earning 22016,222 yen ($3,136) a month, the pay increase works out to 0.36 percent.
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That works out really well for us humans, since our survival depends on the oxygen that they release during photosynthesis.
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She works out for two to three hours a day during show prep and her eating habits have changed considerably.
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She works out once a day on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and twice a day on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
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That works out at 1.853 percent of total revenue, well above the 37 percent share that trading had in 2017.
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But, I am sure that it all works out for the best — as in the end, the plan is ineffable.
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The second model, created by Tord Boontje, who works out of London, is every bit as demanding of your attention.
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The only thing Jolla won't touch are security protocols, which works out better for the company and its customers anyway.
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Meanwhile, Kendall works out outside the spotlight by herself or with a personal trainer, but she's got a killer playlist.
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And as long as Smith has a loyal audience waiting to see his next project, everything works out just fine.
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The 280-inch AMOLED display is a stunner, clocking in at 2300 x 1440, which works out to 535 ppi.
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That works out to as much as $11.78 in benefits for every dollar invested by business and government to comply.
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But the company believes it should be able to expand to other markets once it works out the kinks here.
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That works out at a total cost of £84.42 over the three years, a saving of £952.26 on list price.
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In 22015 Facebook acquired Instagram for $22 billion, which works out at $2500 for each of the service's 215m users.
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So for example, if your message is "he doesn't love you," that works out to "0110100001100101001000000110010001101111011001010111001101101110100100100111010000100000011011000110111101110110011001010010000001111001011011110111010100100000" as a binary string.
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But whether it works out or not, it can't be worse than spending Christmas with family members that you hate.
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Based on the report, the new rights fees works out to $45 million per game compared with $37.50 million earlier.
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The price for the payments technology company works out to $23.04 per share, a 54 percent premium over Monday's close.
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It never works out that way," O'Leary tells CNBC Make It, referencing lyrics from Dire Straits' song "Money for Nothing.
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Assuming all of these kids made it on the nice list, that works out to a total of $24.3 billion.
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Taking into account downtime when the equipment was not operational, that works out to about one detection every 15 days.
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That works out to just an average annual increase of $363, and a compound annual growth rate of just 0.4%.
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"I hope that he gives up his nuclear weapons in a verifiable way and it all works out," said Sen.
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"I've never been someone who works out," said Garvoille, a 45-year-old high school English teacher in Madison, Wisconsin.
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But he still has a bedroom in his parents' Hong Kong apartment and works out of a rented room nearby.
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That works out to an average of $211.9 million per manager, an increase of 21991 percent from the previous year.
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If you don't win nobody remembers it in three years, if it works out, the boys will remember it forever.
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Given that our economy weighs in at approximately $22019 trillion, that works out to roughly $216 billion in incremental output.
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The anonymous 4chan poster's lower bound, meanwhile, was tantalizingly close to the new upper bound: It works out to n!
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"Guatemala, likewise is much different than it was under past administrations, so we'll see how that works out," he said.
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"Over the whole month it works out as quite a bit to lose from the programme," a trade source said.
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That works out to about 12 pads per woman per cycle, which may not be sufficient, the council members said.
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I usually think I don't know how many people will be interested but let's just see how it works out.
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Let me know how it works out when there's no one to invest in and really help nurture the talent.
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Thanks to the magic of Instagram and paparazzi, we've seen how hard Kim Kardashian works out to maintain her body.
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"Let's aim for half and see how it works out, and then maybe we'll want to go further," Ebell said.
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I don't know how true that works out for anybody, but I was sort of plagued by that growing up.
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"You have a dream list and then you see what works out," says Bonita Pietila, the show's longtime casting director.
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That works out to about the equivalent of three to five cups of coffee, depending on your brew, Jagim says.
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It processes trillions of queries each year, which works out to at least 5.5 billion a day, 19743,000 a second.
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This one-year plan works out at under £20 in total, and comes with a 30-day, money-back guarantee.
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He works out regularly, eats vegetarian, and spends time reading up on fashion so he can try to dress well.
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Faced with a guy who works out and is much stronger than I am, I wouldn't be able to fight.
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The switch is equal to about 4 percentage points of G.D.P. — which works out as $6,000 per household every year.
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They will be paid their entire salary, up to $511 per day (which works out to about $130,000 per year).
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This is also true of Emily Thompson, who works out of a corner storefront in Manhattan's old downtown seaport district.
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That works out to more than one blackout per week in Kashmir for the first 30 weeks of the year.
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That works out to be about $7.5 million an episode — or, about the same as early Game of Thrones episodes.
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This was commendable on Moon's part; he's the one who genuinely deserves the Nobel Peace Prize if this works out.
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The electrical grid here is unpredictable, and the company that works out of the building, 54gene, isn't taking any chances.
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But unless something works out of the box, it's going to be of little use to a majority of consumers.
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It's strange to work on the back end and not see a festival come to life, but it works out.
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In real life, Brown works out for a different reason: He wants to live to 100, according to Men's Health.
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Assuming that 85% of the fund is invested, the coupon works out to twice-yearly payments of around $1.2 billion.
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He's a very good man and I got to know him very well ... We'll see how it all works out.
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If it works out, we just hope the Speaker lets us in the room where it happens: http://bit.ly/1SF3C5z.
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Filing could be done through either one, but if ron's plan works out then nomad will be the first choice.
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That's far more reliable than throwing everything into the mix and just crossing your fingers and hoping it works out.
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Perhaps for once Democrats will openly campaign on gun confiscation and we can see how that works out for them.
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Based on the stock's current price, that works out to about 7.54 billion Hong Kong dollars, or about $961 million.
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Trying to prepare yourself for the worst possible outcome won't ensure a scary new chapter in your life works out.
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At a market cap of $540 billion after adjusting for cash holdings, that works out to about 6.3 times sales.
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Kelly Frankenburg is a newborn and baby photographer that works out of her home studio 11 Sixteen Photography in Richmond, Virginia.
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At the center of the device is a 5.2-inch 503,920 x 1 ,080 display, which works out to dense 423ppi.
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Customers pay $30 for a monthly supply shipped right to their door, which works out to about fifty cents per lens.
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Ride-sharing apps exist in a grey area in the country for now, as the government works out regulations around them.
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Her sister Kim Kardashian West has spoken out about how she hopes everything between the couple works out in the end.
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Fun fact: This works out to an average of one screen wipe every 12.5 minutes, an age in scene length terms.
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"If this all works out, I'm happy to consider naming you as vice president," Cruz said to Trump with a smile.
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Bardonnet previously told PEOPLE that she works out with Berry for 30-minute power workouts at least three times a week.
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"Maybe it's just the cynic in me or just confluence, but this all works out neatly for the government," Vernick said.
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If you happen to earn a good living with specialized skills in a locally dominant industry, the math generally works out.
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"If you're going through a rough patch, seek help until you find it and something works out for you," she advises.
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"I hope it works out, because I think competition is good for creators," Conte says of attempts at a Patreon alternative.
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And Ciara, who is gearing up for the release of her seventh studio album, said that she works out for herself.
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Murph works out of his home, in a North Carolina town of 300 people, and handles tasks like onboarding and inclusivity.
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This works out to around 550,000 licensed customers, and "a few million" people who use it free of charge, he said.
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That works out to a little less than $30,000 a year, assuming a 40-hour work week and no time off.
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Regardless of how it works out, I think his description of this muddled position as an "institutional responsibility" is remarkably apt.
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There's a lot more to say about this phone, not least how its distinctive hole-punch display works out in practice.
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Or you'll be back in that same place you talked about avoiding — making stuff for Facebook and hoping it works out?
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Taking this approach, in which you celebrate Valentine's Day early, actually works out pretty well when you consider the Christian calendar.
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If it works out of the box as described, it should simplify container lifecycle management for both developers and operations staff.
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"This only works out good for people if insurers load the full cost of CSRs onto silver marketplace premiums," Levitt said.
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So it's like that weird anxiety when you're doing something, but also fun and we'll see how it all works out.
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" The actress also works out up to five times a week but admits, "at my age, I'm tired a lot more.
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"I'm going to have to leave it to all of you to figure out exactly how that works out," he says.
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The 24-year-old is receiving an extended look while fellow hurler Jarred Cosart works out his troubles in the minors.
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She works out three to four times per week, practices yoga and, unlike Trump, isn't a big fan of fast food.
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Maven currently operates in 10 US cities, so if the pilot program works out, there's a chance it could expand quickly.
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All pet-friendly rooms are located on the first floor, which works out well for walks along the hotel's waterfront location.
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This works out to $65.95 billion, in line with the average analyst estimate, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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That works out to $2,379,567 for the 760-acre landmass, which is about 1.2 miles wide and about 303 miles long.
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That 84% winning percentage works out to a "3-243" upset occurring a bit more often than once every other year.
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In the end, that often works out, because it's easier to connect with the characters and root for them to succeed.
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It went down within a week and it ends up being the first single, so it's crazy how it works out.
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The $2.06 trillion increase works out to about $275 billion a year, or slightly less than the pace Obama had set.
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Still, there was cautious optimism that this could be one of the relatively few tech mega-mergers that works out well.
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On average, that works out to about 62 cents in prizes for every dollar the states take in from lottery revenues.
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Taking huge risks is often glorified — and while it works out for some, there are many stories of people who fail.
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Essentially, when you buy a sector security, you're taking a view of the market, hoping that it works out, he said.
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But once Cuomo works out a deal, the capital plan will get the green light, and then the real fun starts.
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That's Uber's most recent 409a valuation, which works out to around a $60 billion valuation based on the current share count.
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The offer works out to $45 per share, a 14 percent premium to the closing price of ITC stock on Monday.
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The ScenarioYour buddy seems to do everything right: He eats reasonably healthy, works out five days a week, and it shows.
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Gumbley has been smoke-free ever since she finished too and while she isn't running competitively, she still works out regularly.
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K., so we'll have sex and if that works out we'll go out for a nice dinner and maybe a movie.
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The Trainer Mr. Bjornsson works out at a gym run by Magnus Ver Magnusson, a four-time World's Strongest Man winner.
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I'm terrified it's going to end badly, but the test patch on my jawline close to my ear works out fine.
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"While we think this works out, the rhetoric could get even worse before it gets better," he said in a note.
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Aniston's personal trainer, Leyon Azubuike, told Women's Health that the "Morning Show" star works out three to seven days a week.
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Professor Fishere said he goes to the gym regularly, his daughter wears a Fitbit and his ex-wife works out, too.
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Weymes won £10,000, or about $12,000, every month for the next 30 years, which works out to $4.4 million in total.
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Boeing is providing money for the fund, which works out to nearly $145,000 for each person who died in the crashes.
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In just 15 minutes that works out to the data equivalent of all of the text in the Library of Congress.
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"Not every center works out like this," Ms. Nova said, noting that chaining was barred at Yayasan Galuh three years ago.
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Assuming it all works out, though, there are some important lessons to be learned from this long war over sovereign debt.
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That works out to roughly one turkey for every 22 citizens, or a pretty good public school teacher-to-student ratio.
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In 2014, his take-home pay was $4,837 a month, which works out to $58,044 a year — around $73,000 before taxes.
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That works out... WALLACE: That's the only money that we buy — the only drugs that we pay for is through Medicare.
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Plus, if this works out, maybe it'll prompt more original shows to make the leap from podcast to TV in future.
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Based on the company's operating profit of $5.213 per share in the first quarter of 2016, that works out to $1.36.
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Everyone agrees, that is, except the hospitals and doctors and other providers, for whom fee for service works out just fine.
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Juul advertises its pods as 5 percent nicotine by weight, which works out to about 59 milligrams of nicotine per milliliter.
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That works out to an average benefit of $10 a poor family, according to calculations by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
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The absence of a major competing Android device works out especially well for Google because the Pixel is, relatively speaking, mediocre.
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Over the course of the season, these newly-formed couples travel together, live together, and—if all works out—get hitched.
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I don't know exactly how the math works out on that, but it is a fundamental, structural problem that they're having.
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The 21-year-old says she wants the allowance for now until the estate works out how to distribute John's fortune.
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That works out to being restrained, frequently with one's arms and legs bound, for more than 3 days out of 4.
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Abbi and Ilana don't technically thrive, but everything always works out for them—whereas when the Girls girls falter, it's devastating.
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They're being smart by not saying they're broken up—they could come back 18 months from now, if nothing works out.
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Renee Jon, a dressmaker who alters wedding dresses and makes custom designs, works out of her home in Chino Hills, Calif.
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All this works out for Wunderkind as well, with its ability to help companies drive revenue assisting it in landing deals.
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"Sometimes, the underdog gets their say, and it works out," a supporter said of the fight for the rent-controlled unit.
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There's a little bit of confusion when splitting my bill between my personal and work cards, but it all works out.
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Justice Ginsburg said she works out with a personal trainer, completing squats, planks and push-ups while she watches public television.
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I especially want this new generation of artists to understand it always works out best when they are true to themselves.
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I had the kit shipped to a colleague who lives in that state and works out of The Times's Washington bureau.
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Maris, who is forty-two, is a longtime vegetarian who works out on an elliptical machine for an hour every day.
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"Not everything was done, but everything never works out in full," Putin told his ministers in a meeting, according to Tass.
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For that, I spoke with Susan Greeley, 48, a film programmer who works out of her three-bedroom house in Maplewood.
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It works for Monday Isa, who works out at the Planet Fitness in the Mall at Prince Georges in Hyattsville, Maryland.
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With six seatings per night, that works out to well over $3,000 per night in revenue once drinks are factored in.
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And if Alexion's next drug, ALXN 1210, works out in clinical trials, it would be patent-protected for another 20 years.
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"David, you're taking care of that, and we'll see how it works out with schedules and everything else," the president said.
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That works out to top speeds of roughly 2250 miles per hour and modern-day-matching 2000-to-0003 acceleration times.
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"The direction of travel—and we're not there yet—is that we'll be able to create self-building robots, where the system just watches what the human does, works out where there's repeatable activity, and works out what the optimum route is with all the variances and the exceptions," he says "That would be pretty cool."
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And if everything works out for the Tigers, this victory will have added significance in March when NCAA Tournament bids are awarded.
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If a commensurate amount of those revenues go to Nintendo, it works out to between $3 million to $4 million, he says.
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But if it works out, Bixby could start looking a lot more like Alexa, which has more than 50,000 third-party skills.
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This three-year plan works out at under £80 for the full term, and represents a saving of 80% on list price.
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That works out to about 80,000 Maine residents gaining coverage, according to the state's nonpartisan Legislative Office of Fiscal and Program review.
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As negotiating and political tactics go, it's not too hard to see a scenario where this works out for the White House.
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This is yet another reason to allow experimentation on a state level to see how legalization works out in the real world.
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When asked whether he works out to keep up his stamina on the campaign trail, the Republican frontrunner answers with characteristic frankness.
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Andrew Jones works out regularly to compete as a fitness model despite the fact that he has no pulse or functioning heart.
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If that all works out, the startup gets early access to someone who they've already worked with and already knows the system.
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We pay to play $83 to play at the beginning of the season, but it works out to about $5.45 per week.
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I would love to make a living as a writer who works out of her beautiful rustic queer commune in Northern California.
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That includes car payments, insurance, gas, maintenance, and more, all of which works out to just over $700 each and every month.
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Of course, hardware is only half the story with phone cameras, so we'll have to see how that works out in practice.
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Whether this Senate race works out or not, I think John is going to have a big future in the Republican Party.
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Cramer saw this as a "win-win" situation: either CEO Gary Philbin's plan works out, or Starboard cleans house if it fails.
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In Delhi, female bouncers earn around 30,000 rupees a month (approximately $450), which works out as an average wage in the city.
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If it works out we can possibly have a mini-pitchoff and I'll have some free tickets to Disrupt London in December.
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If everything works out, Beresheet will fire up its engines and "hop" to another spot, demonstrating that it can explore the Moon.
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Here is the aforementioned buff cat, who clearly works out more than you do: Your friend in cardio and free weights, Elamin
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The equation usually only works out for the restaurant if they can make up the overhead on filler, or pricey alcoholic drinks.
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His job takes him to the swimming pool almost every day, where he usually works out under blue skies and bright sunshine.
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After the company's product team works out all the kinks, the option will be rolled out nationwide by the end of July.
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"Sam really is a merchant," said Mr. Burke, albeit one who goes to Burning Man and works out of a SoHo loft.
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How the AT&T-Time Warner deal works out is also an indicator of future consolidation in the media and telecommunications space.
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Earlier this year, it launched Wattpad Books, a dedicated book imprint that plucks the best works out to publish as print editions.
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Based on Tesla's Friday close, the offer works out to $25.83 per share — a 3.4 percent premium to SolarCity's last closing price.
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As of the end of last year, the remaining obligation was $441.1 million, which works out to almost $100 million a year.
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Qualcomm's licensing division, QTL, reported $5.1 billion in revenue at a 68% operating margin, which works out to $3.5 billion in profit.
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I should know: at HappyFunCorp, we work extensively with remote teams, and actively recruit remote developers, and it works out fantastically well.
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Somehow, I get a great deal for a 60-class package: All told, it works out to just under $9 per class.
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For context: That works out to about 1 percent of the ad revenue Google generated in the last three months of 2017.
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If the plan works out, the bees will deploy from a rover that will serve as their charging station and communications base.
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This works out to a perfect-use effectiveness of 99 percent, which is the same perfect-use number as birth control pills.
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Mainland China has 20173 provinces, 330 prefectures and 2,800 county-level administrations, so this works out at more than three per jurisdiction.
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Depending on how this works out for MedSec, this could set a precedent for the way tech firms operate and disclose vulnerabilities.
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The agreement has the Education Department reimbursing the marshals $7.78 million this fiscal year, which works out to nearly $34,000 per day.
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He eats hot dogs but without the carb-heavy bun, says things like "That's a gas," and works out on the elliptical.
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She's been doing Pilates for over 20 years and, at 71, she still works out every day on her Pilates Pro Chair.
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The coupe and roadster variants go on sale in Europe this fall starting at €2400,400, which works out to $75,000 and change.
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In this way, Mayer seems to invoke the future even while building his works out of technology strongly associated with the past.
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OnVocal claims you'll get around eight hours of continuous talking and music playback, which works out pretty nicely for the average workday.
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That works out to about $15 per class or less, which isn't too bad considering how much boutique fitness classes cost nowadays.
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That works out to be not much more than the aggregate commission Airbnb and others makes when a property is listed there.
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That works out to a whopping APR of 438.78%, and assumes all payments are made on time over a 77-day period.
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On the road, according to Elektrek, this battery bump works out to about 30 miles of additional range on a full charge.
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The APR on an online, 14-day payday loan of $500 in Nevada works out to 651.79%, or total payback of $625.
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" Paul now regularly works out at a gym near the gay district of town, which he say is a "total meat market.
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The company currently works out of a lab that, at least on the surface, appears to be much more sanitary and controlled.
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On Tuesday, Cisco announced that it was buying Acacia Communications for $70 a share, which works out to $2.6 billion in cash.
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The Supreme Court justice works out with Johnson twice a week, completing hourlong sessions that include everything from push-ups to planks.
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The pull of dialogue is countered by Mitchell's strong solitariness, a tension that she works out in the lyrics of her songs.
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If you do the math, the standard surrogacy fee works out to around $5 per hour for the duration of the pregnancy.
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Sometimes this works out well, like when the Wii rode the motion-control craze to more than 100 million units in sales.
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Shideh's only pleasure, it seems, comes from her forbidden Jane Fonda aerobics videotape, which she works out to after drawing the curtains.
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Chehayeb expects 753,000-2,500 tonnes of rubbish a day to be shipped, which works out to up to $176 million a year.
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The offer works out to C$1.71, representing a 15 percent premium to Lake Shore shares, based on both stocks' Friday close.
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It works out that, if you've got dating apps on your work phone, you're spending about 47 minutes a week using them.
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"Kim does work out, she works out all the time, but they're…not intense workouts," Khloé said on the talk show, laughing.
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It also works out pretty nicely for anyone that likes free stuff and getting a great deal, which is everyone, isn't it?
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That works out to about $10 per head; Fathead charges about $30 each, while prices at Shindigz generally fall between those extremes.
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That works out to an average of $44 million per round — by far the highest average in the past five calendar years.
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Dan hires women for photos, works out for photos, shoots guns for photos, all so he can get followers, which equal power.
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This works out to services accounting for 16.1% of Apple's revenue in fiscal Q2 2018, but nearly 20% in fiscal Q2 2019.
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The UKG don is preparing to DJ for a solid 24 hours (which works out at roughly one day) later this month.
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The churn rate Peloton posted in its most recent year works out to be a little less than 7% on annual basis.
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As for how that works out logistically, "It's case by case, school by school," said Shannon Haber, chief communications officer for LAUSD.
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And then when it works out, you're just like, man, this guy's a magician with what he does on the base paths.
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Maybe, if everything works out, Google and its affiliates will continue to develop all kinds of websites that can someday save lives.
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Ms. Bui works out of her Fordham Road salon, Jenny's Spa, where she creates her signature stiletto nails layered with Swarovski crystals.
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