I don't want to stay up as late as I do and wake up as late as I do.
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As late as 2004, 60 percent of Americans still opposed
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He donated to Hillary Clinton as late as Oct. 2016.
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Two videos were approved for ads as late as Nov.
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Smaller polling places might open as late as 12 pm.
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As late as last Thursday, senior campaign aides were dithering.
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" As late as 2015, Puzder said: "I like our ads.
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Whereas here it is, 'Brake as late as you can.
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The referendum could be held as late as Jan. 10.
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And this outcome was predicted as late as 6 p.m.
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The games were at night, sometimes as late as midnight.
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That decision could come as late as Sunday, he said.
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EDT in the Midwest and as late as 11 p.m.
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As late as 2015, Republican voters overwhelmingly supported free trade.
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Earlier estimates put the date as late as April 2000.
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As late as 21, Scottish faith in Labour remained high.
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"But we hope to postpone them as late as possible."
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He was still making occasional appearances as late as 2018.
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He was still making occasional appearances as late as 2018.
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They often don't fall asleep until as late as 1 a.m.
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On other Scottish rivers it runs as late as Nov. 30.
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As late as 2007 the two firms had similar market values.
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Evacuation orders were still being instituted as late as Saturday afternoon.
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Though emails sent by organizers as late as 7:30 p.m.
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Mayer maintained contact with her family as late as July 2015.
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Our last transcription came in as late as 5:30 p.m.
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As late as May, the DCCC believed that incumbent GOP Rep.
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You can file the form as late as June 30, 2018.
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Even as late as 1782, the pattern was still going strong.
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As late as last Friday, bipartisan healthcare reform's prospects looked good.
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As late as 2009, he was still stacking blocks of wood.
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Even as late as 1990, almost half lived with a partner.
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If class were to commence as late as 22017:22021 a.m.
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They held the lead as late as the game's final minute.
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For example, AMC offers showings as late as 10:35 p.m.
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As late as the 1990s, exoplanets remained a largely theoretical construct.
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The Senate could vote on her nomination as late as Tuesday.
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The final plans remained in flux as late as midafternoon Tuesday.
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As late as the early 1950s, overnight street parking was illegal.
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All major U.S. airlines, including United, American, Delta, JetBlue and Spirit, waived date-change fees for passengers booked Thursday and Friday and said they could re-book flights for as late as late as Jan. 12.
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As late as May, he's telling reporters he doesn't need big money.
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To that end, Delaney recommends claiming Social Security as late as possible.
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In year two, as late as October 15, a recharacterization is filed.
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Yet even as late as the 20163s, this was not entirely clear.
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Our date nights just aren't as late as they used to be!
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A final vote could take place as late as 5:19853 a.m.
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Kavanaugh's nomination was considered on the ropes as late as Thursday afternoon.
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That could be as early as January, or as late as March.
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Scott lambasted Trump as late as mid-October for "oftentimes toxic" rhetoric.
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As late as 2000 General Motors employed 22014,26 people in the city.
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Cigarettes were distributed in field rations as late as the mid-1970s.
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As late as Monday morning, the Trump Organization's official retail site, Trumpstore.
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Literacy tests were used to disenfranchise racial minorities as late as 1970.
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In select cities, orders could be placed as late as Saturday night.
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It appears in photographs of the site taken as late as 1936.
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ET on the East Coast and and as late as 2900 p.m.
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But soon he expects to stay open as late as 3 a.m.
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As late as the final quarter, the Packers led by 27 points.
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As late as Monday, he was still filing nominating petitions for reelection.
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Prosecutors have identified suspicious transactions involving Seaview as late as February 2014.
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Watts also indicated that entries could be finalised as late as early August.
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He said his son would regularly come home as late as 9 p.m.
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But newer cases within the state have been reported as late as June.
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Military and diplomatic officials were expecting a strike as late as 7 p.m.
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The eventual unveiling is said to be planned for as late as April.
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Some scientists think that life formed as late as 4.1 billion years ago.
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In Mumbai, for example, female shopkeepers cannot work as late as male ones.
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Burials were recorded in the cemetery as late as 1850, Ms. Wilkins said.
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Three-Day Select service packages can be ordered as late as December 18.
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As late as 2014, New York taxi medallions went for $1.3 million each.
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As late as last spring and summer, one bundler for former Florida Gov.
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Some of the cuts, however, will stretch out as late as mid-2017.
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The Senate is slated to vote as late as Monday at 28503 p.m.
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And they can book a ride home as late as 3:30 p.m.
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Britain's exit from the EU has been delayed until as late as Oct.
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The Senate is scheduled to vote as late as Monday at 7 p.m.
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As late as October, 40 percent of Protestant pastors were still undecided voters.
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As late as 1961, the United States Supreme Court maintained in Hoyt v.
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One player — he won't say who — will call as late as 2 a.m.
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But some racist language remained in the Constitution through as late as 2002.
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And some years the loan would come as late as April or June.
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As late as 2628, four of Kentucky's six U.S. House members were Democrats.
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The president-elect was sharply questioning those findings as late as Friday morning.
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The company is, however, open to raising funds as late as March 2017.
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I've gotten hotels to push my checkout time as late as 2 p.m.
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As late as 1870, scarcely nine thousand people lived in the entire territory.
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They self-described as "Little Black Dutch" even as late as the 1950s.
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Meanwhile, Catholicism remained a political question at least as late as JFK's election.
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As late as the 1940s, lightning used to kill hundreds of Americans every year.
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That information was readily available on the FEMA website as late as Wednesday night.
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Kromtech, meanwhile, says the investors' data was publicly accessible as late as March 30.
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Cohen later admitted he had actually talked about it as late as June 2016.
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We can only hope the season doesn't start as late as season 7 did.
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Trump had reiterated his support for Cain as late as Wednesday night, he said.
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Officials were still expecting the operation to go ahead as late as 214 p.m.
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In the past, these clouds sometimes didn't appear until as late as mid-December.
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The court's decision could come as late as midnight local time, according to Reuters.
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Connie Morgan and Toni Stone played for Negro League teams as late as 1954.
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As late as April 2019, Tesla was still fine-tuning the Project Titan procedures.
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"But we can see cases as late as into April and May," she adds.
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As late as the 1970s, most states had "head and master" laws, giving special
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As late as 2000, the American economy was indeed the freest in the West.
|
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She said dozens of her cases had been pushed to as late as 2020.
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But as late as Wednesday afternoon it was still business-as-usual for some.
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In fact, as late as Thursday, several shows — including Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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Mr. Blase said he sometimes returned home as late as 2703 or 3 a.m.
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Like almost all my peers, I want to die young as late as possible.
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Some Western officials said the meeting was on schedule as late as Thursday evening.
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As late as the 1940s, the air hung heavy with pollution from steel mills.
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The test appears as late as the 1699, in a book of German folklore.
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Indeed, Sanders maintained fairly high favorable ratings with all voters as late as 2018.
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It will be as late as Q4 2020 until we see a market recovery.
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The vodka was sold in Russia as late as 2009, but eventually fizzled out.
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"She was doing full workouts, culminating in headstands, as late as this past September."
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Symptoms can begin as late as a month after a tick bite transmits the virus.
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As late as early May 2008, two polls put Clinton 7 points ahead of Obama.
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Even Philip Morris recognized this as late as 2006 (the latest document in the data).
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In theory, this would allow him to remain in power until as late as 2034.
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Other potential marquee IPO candidates, like Postmates and CrowdStrike, come from as late as 2011.
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"Shooting can go as late as 7:30 or 8 o'clock at night," O'Leary said.
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Mueller claims Cohen discussed getting Russian approval for the project as late as June 2016.
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A recent report suggests the rocket's first flight could slip to as late as 2021.
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As late as 2007, there had only been 14 documented Zika cases in the world.
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He had entered as early as the fourth inning and as late as the eighth.
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Belfort rebounded with another head kick KO over Henderson as late as November 225, 2205.
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The New York Armory Winter Antique Show now allows items from as late as 1969.
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As late as 2004, international tobacco companies had a marginal presence in the Indonesian market.
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Delta said travelers stuck in the blackout could rebook for travel as late as Friday.
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Emails showed that he was still coordinating the land deal as late as August 2017.
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Each night, I try to return home as late as the government-imposed curfew permits.
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This is something that used to be mainstream, you know, as late as the '60s.
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I'm Chinese, and have been a student at three American universities, as late as 2017.
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As late as 1960, Republican candidate Richard Nixon drew a third of the black vote.
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As late as 1960, John F. Kennedy faced exactly these slurs in a presidential election.
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As late as Friday morning, though, Mr. Trump appeared set to make an emergency declaration.
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And as late as this year, Stone was trying to get Trump to pardon Assange.
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As late as February and March, Clinton led Sanders by as much as 21 points.
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As late as 2007, there had only been 14 documented Zika cases in the world.
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An application for trademark rights in the Dominican Republic was approved as late as December.
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As late as last year, it lost its exhibition matches at major DotA tournament The International.
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As late as 219, the Soviet Union's GDP was more than twice the size of China's.
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It can happen as early as mid-January or as late as the end of February.
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They don't do same day delivery, but you can order as late as Saturday, May 12.
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As late as 1991, Nixon wished his administration had cracked down harder on casual drug use.
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On that note — polls are still open in most states, some as late as 9 p.m.
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As late as 21974 fully 217% of French women aged between 353 and 235 were married.
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Those who rented apartments and houses can stay through their leases as late as April 30.
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Doing that as late as one or two or three or four days prior to birth.
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If Democrats drag out debate time a final vote could take place as late as Wednesday.
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As late as 20053, around 22005 million Americans still filled out their tax forms on paper.
|
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As late as Friday, the Texas senator was saying the race would come down to Indiana.
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He said the resort had gotten snow as late as June and as early as October.
|
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Senators are now predicting the legislation will be filed by Friday — or as late as Sunday.
|
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Traders have priced in a mere 23.8 percent chance of a hike as late as December.
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So now we leave it as late as we possibly dare but it still doesn't work.
|
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As late as Monday afternoon, the volcano continued expelling a dark cloud of gases and rocks.
|
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Francona has used him as early as the fifth inning and as late as the eighth.
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One advocate of colonization was Abraham Lincoln, who indicated support for colonization as late as 1862.
|
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Supporters of the bill note that even if a school starts as late as 8 a.m.
|
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As late as April, initial polling had Clinton ahead by more than 40 points in California.
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As Randall Balmer writes in Politico, as late as 1968 — just five years before Roe v.
|
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But one senior census official has said the bureau could wait until as late as Oct.
|
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But they stood just a game out of a wild-card spot as late as Sept.
|
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Still, as late as 1995, Dr. Strauss received nothing lower than "excellent" on his performance evaluation.
|
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St. Louis (45-83-9), which had the N.H.L.'s worst record as late as Jan.
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As late as the day before his diagnosis, he took part in Prime Minister's Question Time.
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The St. Louis Blues, the N.H.L.'s worst team as late as the morning of Jan.
|
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Fifteen states and the District of Columbia allow voters to register as late as Election Day.
|
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Several states run their own marketplaces and have extended deadlines, some as late as Jan. 15.
|
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Eventually, the neighborhood revolted over the explosions, which were going as late as 20173:30 p.m.
|
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It's my first day back, so I try to let myself sleep as late as possible.
|
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Under that framework, the toughest spending decisions would be pushed off until as late as December.
|
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The elder Bush, in fact, was beating Clinton by 15 points as late as April 1992.
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Anyone infected in this case could develop symptoms as late as March 20, the department said.
|
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As late as Monday, Mr. Flynn was in security briefings and had access to the president.
|
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I flipped several defendants as late as in the middle of trial against their co-defendants.
|
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As late as December 2019, commentators at the network will still be filing sexual harassment claims.
|
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As late as 2017, an inspector again cited the property as abandoned yet accessible to squatters.
|
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It appeared that children were continuing to arrive in New York as late as Wednesday night.
|
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She was interviewed about her art collection in the New York Times as late as 20193.
|
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The 2018 RINs could be used to prove compliance with the RFS as late as 2020.
|
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But the SLS is an incredibly costly vehicle that won't fly people until as late as 1003.
|
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Specifically, investors could defer paying taxes on that gain until as late as the end of 2026.
|
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The top rate remained 232 percent as late as 255, the first year of Ronald Reagan's presidency.
|
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Limit the impact of bad reviews by concealing them from the public until as late as possible.
|
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But if you wait to claim to as late as age 70, your benefits get increasingly bigger.
|
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Even as late as 1996, major media outlets were divided on how to color-code the parties.
|
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But as late as August 2011, Trump took issue with Obama for not withdrawing troops quickly enough.
|
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The airline is allowing passengers to rebook for travel as late as Friday to avoid the chaos.
|
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But Boeing may not get those planes in the air again until as late as this summer.
|
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But operatives continued to communicate with her as late as 1978 with the hope of reactivating her.
|
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According to writer Ryan Ridley, the next season of canonical adventures could air as late as 2019.
|
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As late as Tuesday night, sources said Toshiba was leaning towards selling the business to Western Digital.
|
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All we know is Mao's serves tasty, stoner-friendly American Chinese classics as late as 3 a.m.
|
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But it used to have stellar moments of strong character development — as late as last season, even.
|
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The op-ed was being drafted as late as last week while Manafort was under house arrest.
|
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Allies of Mr. Christie were convinced, as late as Friday morning, that he was still in contention.
|
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Some yellow school buses transporting them to shelters leave the PATH center as late as 13 a.m.
|
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As late as 2017, the government attempted to defend itself from lawsuits over allegations of sexual harassment.
|
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Bruce also doubled earlier for the Phillies, who trailed 4-0 as late as the sixth inning.
|
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Growing food in the north of England isn't easy—we can get frosts as late as May.
|
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Some color options for the iPhone 11 have an estimated delivery date as late as October 15.
|
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As late as 1989, almost 60 percent of teens ages 16 to 19 had a summer job.
|
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And on Christmas Eve, people can order products online from store inventory as late as 5 p.m.
|
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As late as the 1960s, abortion seems to have been a debated issue among the Christian right.
|
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Successful Senate candidates have announced their intention to run as late as the summer before an election.
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Despite all of that, as late as the early 1980s, the Upper West Side still looked tired.
|
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As late as 2017, officials continued to express concern about the safety of the city's drinking water.
|
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As late as the 1980s, Soviet passports designated "Jewish" as a nationality akin to Russian or Ukrainian.
|
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Even as late as 2010, it held 41 out of Scotland's 59 constituencies in the Westminster Parliament.
|
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Even as late as September 24, Secretary Pompeo was directing Kurt Volker to speak with Rudy Giuliani.
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As late as the 21s, you could fit contemporary art's A-list players all in one room.
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REI: You'll be able to order as late as December 22 with two-day shipping or Dec.
|
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There have been 84 so far this season, but flu season could run as late as May.
|
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" As late as 2004, Republican lawmakers were attending Unification Church ceremonies in which Moon was ceremonially "crowned.
|
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As late as 1960, psychedelics were fully legal and widely regarded as a promising line of psychological research.
|
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But, true to form, I eat breakfast, run through my sequence again, and leave as late as possible.
|
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Even as late as the early twentieth century, Lacqueur notes, birth control materials were being prosecuted as pornography.
|
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As late as 2013, a local newspaper in Wisconsin chose to advertise the play as "The XXXXXX Monologues".
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On Sundays, they try to get up as late as possible, so they only have to eat twice.
|
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It was illegal to perform in the UK as late as the 1960s due to its obscene content.
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You could significantly increase your payments if you wait to claim benefits until as late as age 70.
|
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As late as mid-December, Pierson was hoping to continue her role by heading to the White House.
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Symptoms of rabies can develop as early as nine days after exposure or as late as seven years.
|
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As late as Saturday morning, tickets for the tour were still available for purchase on Live Nation's website.
|
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So it's possible we won't know the final outcome of the election until as late as next week.
|
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As late as Wednesday evening, Jackson was still working Capitol Hill in search of support for his nomination.
|
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"You can buy tickets as late as two weeks before departure and still get good rates," he said.
|
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As late as 1976, National Review publisher William Rusher toyed with the idea of creating a third party.
|
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He's only the third Tampa Bay player to have the AL batting lead as late as June 1.
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" As late as 2013, he still tweeted, "Tell me, what were they doing in the Park, playing checkers?
|
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As late as the early 2000s, people were debating whether it would happen this century, or at all.
|
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The court order could happen as early as July 11 and as late as October 11, Barnett said.
|
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As late as the writings of Paul, believers held that a "Parousia," or apocalyptic Second Coming, was imminent.
|
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The Fed raised rates four times last year, and as late as December envisioned more increases this year.
|
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But as late as Monday, when Rabia Qureshi, 50, saw the brothers in the elevator, everything seemed normal.
|
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Mr. Taylor made barbed remarks about Cage's music as late as 2009, though Cage had died in 1992.
|
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Tara digs up examples of Americans celebrating fat as late as the latter half of the nineteenth century.
|
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As late as Wednesday, just hours before McIver's statement, Manafort was pressed again on the issue on CNN.
|
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As late as Election Day, their political advisers were assuring them that Mitt Romney had secured the Presidency.
|
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But some senators said on Friday the final vote may be held next week, as late as Wednesday.
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MORE, and as late as Wednesday night officials were still making calls to try to sway uncertain members.
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On Christmas Eve, Best Buy customers could order products online from store inventory as late as 5 p.m.
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Even as late as 2005, mass killings were followed by genuine grief, the speechlessness that's proper to atrocity.
|
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As late as 2005, less than half of Americans could correctly identify Auschwitz, Dachau, and Treblinka as concentration camps.
|
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As late as Wednesday, the White House was helping Republican leadership sell the deal to conservatives in the House.
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Britain's departure date from the European Union has been pushed back until as late as the end of October.
|
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Initially expected in the spring, tax reform legislation now may not emerge until as late as November, lobbyists say.
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I try to take my lunches as late as I can or else I'll need a snack around 30.
|
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Reports suggest that the next-generation Sony console could arrive as early as 2019 or as late as 2021.
|
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As late as 1979, the KMT used force to crush pro-democracy protesters in Kaohsiung, Taiwan's second biggest city.
|
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As late as Tuesday, advisers say, Trump had been leaning toward Christie, his longtime friend and now trusted adviser.
|
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The party had performed well in the 1862 midterms, and as late as August 1864 Lincoln expected to lose.
|
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In the races where it has appeared to make a difference, it has come as late as Election Day.
|
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Eventually he'd crash, sometimes as late as 4 am, only to wake up a few hours later for practice.
|
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The Mountaineers were in control as late as the 3-minute mark after Brandon Knapper scored on a drive.
|
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Even as late as Thursday afternoon, he quizzed staffers over whether it was too late to cancel his participation.
|
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As late as 2000 the old continent was dominant in mobile technologies, many of which had been invented there.
|
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Early polling had Clinton up as high 56 percentage points over Sanders as late as November in South Carolina.
|
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As late as 1972, when Justice William H. Rehnquist joined the court, former federal judges were in the minority.
|
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For all London's trade and commerce, historians believe it was essentially mono-ethnic as late as the 17th century.
|
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He was discussing with aides the possibility of changing his mind as late as Friday morning, according to CNN.
|
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For example, Avulsed headlined that first fest, and they were still high on the bill as late as 2007.
|
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Growing up, Sook dreaded waking up for school during the week, sleeping in as late as he possibly could.
|
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And most importantly, we get flowers as early as February with rosemary, and as late as November with ivy.
|
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Even as late as Friday evening, Bloomberg considered Amazon the front-runner for this contract, but Microsoft secured it.
|
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He took the procedural steps to set up another vote as late as Wednesday to consider the stimulus plan.
|
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Pence doesn't think cigarette smoking kills As late as the year 2000, Pence denied that smoking could kill you.
|
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Boccia suspects the actual date for a new vote on this issue could happen as late as next spring.
|
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And voters can have their ballots postmarked as late as Tuesday, so long as they arrive by this Friday.
|
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And working until midnight isn't that challenging when you can sleep as late as you want in the morning.
|
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As late as 1968, Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey became the Democratic Presidential nominee without entering a single primary.
|
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As late as last week, Ms. Katz said, it was unclear what role Ms. Kim would play, as well.
|
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As late as 22001, many families still lived in turf houses and lit their homes with seal-oil lamps.
|
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As late as January, Goldman Sachs was predicting that the Fed would raise interest rates four times this year.
|
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As late as 2011, new claims and conspiracies about Area 51 were still finding their way into the mainstream.
|
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Bruce also doubled earlier in a game the Phillies once trailed 4-0 as late as the sixth inning.
|
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As late as the 1950s, one could hear a medley of voices and songs emanating from New Orleans' streets.
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But as late as a 1980 broadcast starring Irina Kolpakova this could be forgiven because of the gloriously sensitive dancing.
|
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The final details were still being worked out as late as Monday morning, said three people familiar with the matter.
|
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Kirby's Adventure came out as late as 1993, but being made by Nintendo it at least had a marketing push.
|
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As late as 1990 half of deaths worldwide were caused by chronic diseases; in 2015 the share was two-thirds.
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But as late as 1972, he lamented that "The nature of the firm" had been "much cited and little used".
|
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The storm was expected to make landfall as early as Monday morning or as late as Monday evening, AccuWeather reported .
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As late as the 18th-century 703% of England's men were either Charles, Edward, Henry, James, John, Richard or William.
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The state did so as late as 2004, when it backed John Kerry for president and Republican Senator Judd Gregg.
|
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The city's prior opposition to releasing the videos of Chatman's shooting -- as late as December -- has brought on new heat.
|
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It also sends a shopping reminder as early as four weeks and as late as one day before the birthday.
|
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We weren't up as late as we thought we would be last night, but it was still a late night.
|
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Even as late as last year, Trump left unanswered whether he believed Obama was telling the truth about his birthplace.
|
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Both tried to work with Stalin's Soviet Union as late as 1946 before adopting a pragmatic containment policy toward it.
|
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Cohen admitted, among other things, that the talks extended as late as June 2016 — six months longer than he testified.
|
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Despite the easing of the crisis, clusters of the virus were reported in West Africa as late as mid-March.
|
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Some areas were expected to be restored by Monday, while others may have to wait until as late as Saturday.
|
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A final ruling on their eligibility may be made as late as Friday morning here — hours before the opening ceremony.
|
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" As late as December 2017, Cain publicly said he regarded the Fed's policy of gradual rate hikes as "good news.
|
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And California's fire season, which starts up in October and can run as late as April, is just getting started.
|
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According to Matthew Clark, another former trustee, the board had a plan as late as September to reinstate Mr. Wilson.
|
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Officials hope to finalize the plan as late as possible to avoid the possibility of a leak, the person said.
|
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Though it is unclear when The Asahi reclaimed its New York office, it may have been as late as 1952.
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What's more, full Social Security retirement benefits are now starting as late as age 13, depending on your birth year.
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For $1,000, the office will vet a corporate registration application in an hour, taking requests as late as 9 p.m.
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Police said Becker admitted to using meth during her most recent pregnancy as late as three days before giving birth.
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He originally said discussions ended in January 2016 but corrected that to say they continued as late as June 2016.
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But "even as late as September 24, Secretary Pompeo was directing Kurt Volker to speak with Rudy Giuliani," Sondland testified.
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The company had earlier said it was "doing everything" to ensure those who ordered a vehicle as late as Dec.
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If you&aposre willing to pay extra for next-day shipping, you can order as late as Monday, December 23.
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But even as late as 1902, it was far from obvious that the years ahead would bring so much change.
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The Education Ministry has acknowledged that 230 percent of places in Imam Hatip schools remained unfilled as late as 216.
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But Mueller's filings in the matter confirmed the project was still under discussion at least as late as June 2016.
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Gone was the hustler-made-good narrative that made Jay-Z interesting even as late as 2007's American Gangster.
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And chronic procrastinators could find last-minute Memorial Day weekend savings as late as the week leading up to the holiday.
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"Prime" members, who pay an annual subscription fee for free two-day shipping services, can order as late as Dec. 22.
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As late as October 2014, junta-era language was still in use by Thein Sein's government to explain prison labor policies.
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But since the cases can pop up as late as May, you can still get your shot in January or February.
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As late as 2013, the Federal Communications Commission did not allow broadcast stations to have more than 25 percent foreign ownership.
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As late as the mid-20163s, the U.S. was home to roughly 95% of all venture capital investment in the world.
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Until as late as the mid-'90s it was considered bad behavior for individuals to own more than one domain name.
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BMI Research said production could possibly return as late as 2018, and that prices are likely to remain high until then.
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The Britons who made up a hefty slice of the fruit-picking labour force as late as the 1990s are gone.
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But his path to becoming a senator is unclear, given that polls were too close to call as late as Monday.
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Bossen said she spoke to women born as late as the 1940s whose feet had been bound for a short time.
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The FARC cannot return to its former deadly potency, but even as late as 2013 some 2,000 armed clashes took place.
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The trick is to do so as late as possible but before the window slams shut, as it did in February.
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Absent a deal to yield back debate time, a final vote on Sessions's nomination could occur as late as Wednesday evening.
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Even as late as Tuesday evening, Trump's mind remained focused on the notion of loyalty, even facing a storm of controversy.
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New voter registrations, on the other hand, surge at the end — in most states, you can register as late as October.
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The move will set up a final vote on Rosenstein as late as Wednesday morning if lawmakers drag out the clock.
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Online orders through Extra Hours can be fulfilled the next day, even if they are placed as late as 2 a.m.
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According to the BBC, some areas in industrial Britain still had a couple of knocker-ups as late as the 1970s.
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"As late as last year, countries reaffirmed the target of 2020," Secretary General Michael Lodge told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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He sold works by Impressionist masters to pay for their canvases, but only sold his first Picasso as late as 1925.
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As late as 2015, when a new biography of Bellow appeared, this perception continued to cloud the reputation of Atlas's book.
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Most of the corrected ballots were mailed last weekend, although some may have gone out as late as Monday, he said.
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Democrats and outside groups said they were working as late as Wednesday evening to get the payments included in the agreement.
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Packer sent emails to Mariah as late as last month, referring to her as MCP -- Mariah Carey Packer -- TMZ has confirmed.
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Many high-level DOI staff assumed that Fagre would be joining Zuckerberg's group, as late as the week of the event.
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Ride-hailing app Uber's appeal against a license ban in London has been pushed back to as late as June 2018.
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As late as July, the email chain shows McKissock sending the invoice to Hall directly and asking that Mendia get paid.
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Don't Rush Into Sex, and Other Rules for Intimacy versus Have Sex Exactly as Early or as Late as You Want!
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As late as 1965, a mere 60 families dominated the House of Lords and one third of the House of Commons.
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As late as the 1930s, doctors had just a dozen drugs in their armory to fight diseases; today, they have thousands.
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As late as the 1980s, many South Koreans hoped that the two Koreas could once again become a single nation. Today?
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We hear that early to mid-November — and possibly as late as Thanksgiving — is what the deal teams are working toward.
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There had been speculation Trudeau would call the election as early as this past Sunday or as late as Sunday, Sept.
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Mike DeWine (R) on Wednesday warned that the coronavirus pandemic in the state may not peak until as late as May.
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At the time, it was thought that could have been as late as February 22th for many stores, according to Bloomberg.
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Democrats have criticized Bloomberg for his support of a small number of Republican candidates as late as the 2018 midterm elections.
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Airlines around the world have canceled or cut their flights to China until as late as March amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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This was a trend that television executives marveled at last year: As late as mid-November, no show had been canceled.
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Mail-in votes that can be postmarked as late as election day are the main reason California's process is so slow.
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Late checkoutAs long as there&aposs availability in the hotel, you can get a checkout time as late as 2 p.m.
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White House officials said as late as Friday that the Chinese text of the agreement was not finished, according to Reuters.
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In addition, Kansas is holding caucuses on March 5 and allows voters to register as Democrats as late as caucus day.
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This year, however, inventory might not catch up until as late as January after the busy end-of-year sales events.
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Investors had been betting on a preliminary trade agreement -- one that Trump himself suggested as late as last week was close.
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For late-season skiing, Squaw Valley and Arapahoe Basin both can have snow as late as July because of high elevation.
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Nearly 22019 percent of the massive supplemental was spent well after 2014, as late as 2021 (Sandy hit in late 2012).
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The church ran several major government-funded institutions, such as schools and organizations, and contraception was illegal as late as 43.
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They just have done their best to start the political part of the job as late as possible in their first term.
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The Fed raised rates four times in 2018 and, as late as December, had anticipated further rises in borrowing costs this year.
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The tip on Semakau island was supposed to meet Singapore's dumping needs until as late as 103, according to environment ministry documents.
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As late as 1977, two-thirds of all Americans believed that it was a woman's job to take care of the home.
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What's worse, laws demanding a minimum of 123 weeks unpaid leave weren't introduced in the U.S. until as late as 1993. 1993?!
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"Hard as it is to imagine now, the words 'design' and 'designer' were banned until as late as the 1980s," Sankova writes.
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The Fed hiked rates four times in 2018 and had, as late as December, anticipated more rises in borrowing costs this year.
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Democrat Lauren Underwood's race leaned toward Republicans as late as Monday, but she won her race in suburban and rural Illinois Tuesday.
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Once that committee is done -- which could be as late as November -- her team will have 20 days to present her defense.
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The first half of this year saw 37 IPO pricings, according to Renaissance Capital, 15 of which occurred as late as May.
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As late as this year, studies emerged showing almost-complete geographic and educational separation of Catholic and Protestant populations in Northern Ireland.
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" President George W. Bush: "I once heard it said of man that the idea is to die young as late as possible.
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If we're always working as late as we say we are, we might as well dress for Friday like it's Saturday night.
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Trump praised the Canadian single payer system — an anathema to conservative Republicans — as late as 2015 in the first GOP primary debate.
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According to reports, she had started to feel the spasms as late as Saturday night during her semifinal victory over Marie Bouzkova.
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She could be scheduled to work a shift as early as 3:30 am or one that ended as late as midnight.
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As late as 2001, in the aftermath of 9/11, 84 percent of the public approved of the job Congress was doing.
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Traders have priced in a mere 17 percent chance of a hike as late as December, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Although the old Air was updated as late as last year with new specs, the display has always been an obvious deficiency.
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A senior Democratic aide told The Hill on Monday that the stop date for that bill could be as late as Dec.
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The report said that the focus on the NFL kneeling controversy went well beyond 2016 and continued as late as March 20203.
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The video was shared on the company's official Twitter as late as August in a now-deleted post and remains on YouTube.
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You'll get a room upgrade at check-in when it's available, as well as check-out time as late as 2000 p.m.
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Belgian reserve Stoffel Vandoorne was drafted in but McLaren still tried to persuade the FIA to reinstate Alonso as late as Saturday.
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Shifts can start as early as 6am and end as late as 11pm, with each shift lasting around six hours on average.
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A few states that run their own exchanges, such as New York, California and Minnesota, have deadlines as late as January 285.
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As late as 2003, Americans were the most patriotic people on earth, according to the University of Chicago's National Opinion Research Center.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — It's Friday, so most of us can stay up as late as we like to finish Sam Trabucco's puzzle.
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Fidelity Charitable, for instance, says assets can be transferred from Fidelity Investments over the phone or online as late as Dec. 31.
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As late as 2008, John McCain called for a similar program to limit emissions of the greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
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He left for silence and spaciousness, for freedom, and the idea of it, for staying in bed as late as he pleased.
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It could be months—or as late as January 2019—before FOSTA is enacted and anyone could be charged under the law.
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As late as 1976, Harvard did not recognize them as a minority group and barred them from a freshman minority orientation banquet.
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Upriver, in Williamsburg, where Domino Park has recently opened, the Domino Sugar Refinery was on its last legs as late as 2004.
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But the timeline for unveiling that legislation has slipped, possibly as late as Wednesday morning, amid policy fights between the two parties.
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Instead, as late as approximately June 2016, COHEN and Individual 2 discussed efforts to obtain Russian governmental approval for the Moscow Project.
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According to one participant Culture Ministry officials minimized the risks in meetings as late as May with city, labor and police officials.
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As late as mid-April, Vongerichten still thought he would have a few days' buffer between them, but then that, too, disappeared.
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As late as the 1980s, Beth Hamedrash Hagodol was still a "lively congregation," Richard F. Shepard of The New York Times reported.
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In written statements to Parliament, Mr. Fidan said he did not call the president's office until as late as 7:26 p.m.
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" As late as 2011, a year after the Affordable Care Act was enacted, Ezra Klein described it as "near-universal health care.
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Traders have priced in only a 13.4 percent chance of a hike as late as December, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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A little more than a decade ago, it was just north of $50, and as late as 2013, it was only $78.
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Harris' exit this week was the first from a candidate who had been running in the upper tier as late as summer.
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The Category 295 storm could make landfall in Georgia or the Carolinas as late as Thursday after losing some of its strength.
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The Category 295 storm could make landfall in Georgia or the Carolinas as late as Thursday after losing some of its strength.
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Negotiators spoke with him several times throughout the standoff, and had made contact with him as late as about 8:30 p.m.
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In fact, according to prosecutors, the discussions continued as late as June 2016, after Mr. Trump was the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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As late as February 2011, Boeing chair and CEO James McNerney was sticking to the plan to design a totally new aircraft.
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Tony Stickney, Morgan's father, initially opposed it, and even tried to dissuade his daughter as late as the day of the operation.
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Searing summer heat dried out this vegetation, with the Los Angeles region baking under record triple-digit temperatures as late as October.
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Even as late as 2015, the job market was still floundering, with 822,000 fewer full-time jobs available than before the recession.
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"Do we or don't we" deploy drones, was a big part of the conversation as late as 2012, according to the Washington Post.
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Shoppers at Saks Fifth Avenue can push the limit too, and get free delivery on orders placed as late as 12 p.m. Friday.
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But the special counsel said Cohen's discussions about the proposal had continued as late as June 2016 — only five months before the election.
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Until they've heard the case and issued a ruling — which could come as late as June 2020 — DACA's protections will remain in effect.
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That's the lowest floor, too; some studies suggest we can't really remember autobiographical events until as late as age seven once we're adults.
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Rather, Cohen knew that the Moscow project had been discussed as late as about June 2016, Mueller said in a criminal information filing.
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Because guests will be able to stay on the island well into the evening with sailings leaving port as late as 1 a.m.
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As late as July, reports indicated that some companies working with the Kushner Companies were still using Jared's name to entice Chinese investors.
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Apple was reportedly still testing multiple designs as late as last month, after all — there could be other options still on the table.
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Uber's Chief Executive Travis Kalanick recently told CNBC he is going to "make sure it (a public flotation) happens as late as possible".
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But even as late as 1944, the U.S. Armed Forces were paying dearly for their lack of sniper knowledge, both offensively and defensively.
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The public might not see the final version of the Model 3 until as late as July, when limited production begins, Musk said.
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"I'm going to make sure it happens as late as possible," Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick, told CNBC in an interview in March.
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As late as 29, some abortionists would pull out patients' teeth without anesthetic because the pain and shock was thought to induce miscarriage.
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The police files — which show that homicide detectives interviewed witnesses as late as August 2016, nine months after Lesin died — include other details.
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Shifts can start as early as 6am and end as late as 11pm, with each shift lasting anywhere from 2.5 to eight hours.
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Shifts can start as early as 6am and end as late as 11pm, with each shift lasting anywhere from 2.5 to 8 hours.
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Apple doesn't typically give formal order cutoff dates for Christmas, but some versions of the phone now may ship as late as Dec.
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As late as Thursday afternoon, the promo page was still active, displaying the message "Welcome TRS RADIO Listeners!" when visitors entered the URL.
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"We believe it would be prudent to plan for that date to slip by some months, possibly as late as December," he said.
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Prosecutor Cited 'Total Lack of Evidence' on Motive The U.S. attorney general declined to pursue criminal charges against MacDonald as late as Dec.
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Humphrey was a fervent #NeverTrump member and was still hoping as late as mid-October that the GOP would find a different nominee.
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I still like Hesse, but am deeply ashamed that I actually likened myself to being an actual Steppenwolf as late as my 20s.
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It's gonna sound just like you watched the livestream, and you didn't even have to stay up nearly as late as I did.
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We know that Peter Strzok had interviews as late as the summer of 20183 with the FBI with Ohr getting Steele&aposs information.
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It now expects the Fed to raise its benchmark rate only once this year, possibly in September or even as late as December.
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As late as the Reagan era the media did not foster an ideological divide and neither did Washington, a matter of no coincidence.
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The boys were taught how to scuba dive but it appeared as late as Saturday they were not ready to make the trip.
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The group helped clean up the areas around the festival's Euphoria, Dragonfly and Elements stages starting as late as 2am in the morning.
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As TechCrunch has previously reported, with Scoop, passengers book a ride in a car with an available seat as late as 9 p.m.
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The company ran the price-fixing operation from as early as May 2008 to as late as April 2016, according to the department.
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As late as 2014, the top three revenue streams of one cartel, the notorious Knights Templar, were mining, logging and garden-variety extortion.
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He now says he kept Trump and his family updated about negotiations over the Moscow Trump Tower deal as late as June 2016.
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The intelligence sharing continued as late as Monday — two days before Turkey invaded Syria to go after the Kurds — according to the report.
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He was expected to reach the number as late as June 7, when 303 delegates are up for grabs in five state primaries.
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As late as this spring, the international community stood by as he purged the judiciary by forcing the resignations of scores of judges.
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As late as the 703s, the percentage of architecture firms owned by women in the United States was still in the single digits.
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Social clubs and universities banned and restricted Jewish access; Harvard and Yale had tight quotas on Jewish admissions as late as the 1960s.
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"I do believe I could enter the conversation as late as the fall and still have a chance to win," she told MSNBC.
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I collected a few dozen of her novels, and I read them cover to ragged cover, staying up as late as it took.
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He signaled as late as Friday that he may reach an understanding with Mr. Xi during a dinner to forestall such a move.
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Media reports have said it might be as late as the second half of next year, a notion rejected by some government sources.
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It's now estimated that the two reactors could cost as much as $25 billion and come online as late as 2022 and 2023.
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As late as the '70s, several hundred of the rodents were on the island, but they haven't been seen in almost a decade.
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The investigation found evidence of dioxin contamination at BRF's Mineiros plant producing feather meal, an animal feed ingredient, as late as October 2017.
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As late as Thursday, White House officials still had yet to confirm that Trump would choose to declassify the memo, NBC News reported.
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As late as December, he wrote several stories that appeared in the Guardian that were critical of the record of former Texas Rep.
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As late as the 1980s, when Wall Street was preaching the glories of debt, Deutsche stood for stability, social as well as financial.
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Their headstones stood side by side in good condition as late as 1971, when Mr. Ostrander snapped a photograph of the old cemetery.
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I'm tempted always to stay up as late as possible so that I can feel myself as Andrew as much as I can.
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As late as July 2019, the United Nations said that as many as 19,000 children were believed to be serving in military units.
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As late as October 2016, Ms. Shelton still was opining that "ultralow" interest rates were exacerbating economic inequality while failing to drive growth.
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Messages could be set to self-destruct as soon as five seconds after they have been sent and as late as an hour.
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The official schedule of rates runs to 213 pages and has undergone repeated changes, some taking place as late as on Friday evening.
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As late as Tuesday afternoon, multiple members viewed as possible picks said they had not received word about whether they made the list.
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In fact, as late as 2008 Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, in that order, led the nation in advertisement spending by the presidential candidates.
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As late as the 1990s, Democrats and Republicans were almost equally likely to say that the effects of global warming had already begun.
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More than 100 White House staffers were working with a temporary security clearance as late as November 85033, according to a new report.
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Flu season can ramp up in the fall and peak anywhere between December and March, then drag itself out as late as May.
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DWCP shares are currently trading below Wanda's buyout offer price, with a deadline for acceptances that could stretch as late as mid-August.
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Meanwhile, as late as 2015, the bottom 99 percent of the population had only recovered two-thirds of the income they had lost.
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As late as Monday afternoon, however, the administration asked Hazel for more time to decide how it would proceed following the Supreme Court decision.
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In the dozens of cities that offer one-day, same-day or two-hour shipping, subscribers have until as late as 9:45 p.m.
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It's supposed to start at 4PMET/1PM PT today, but you know Conor will try to be as late as possible to this thing.
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As late as 1985, United Press International reported that the Irish were still being introduced to the delicious, unusual drink made in their honor.
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The beautiful thing about working from home is that I get to make my own schedule and wake up as late as I want.
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I saw a fifth grader who was just as late as me run down the street to school, and I couldn't help but laugh.
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As late as 2006, South Carolinians visiting a local bar could only buy shots from tiny bottles better suited to an airliner's drinks trolley.
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Navigator organizations say the administration has not made clear when the 2018 funding will arrive, although it could be as late as September 30.
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Mr Cohen says that as late as February 2018, Mr Trump told Mr Cohen to say that he did not know about these payments.
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As late as the early 1930s it was seen as too strange and quite possibly too sexual to catch on, especially on women's clothing.
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Clinton said she communicated with Kaine as late as Wednesday night and referred to him as a "great partner" and great future vice president.
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They also condemned his recent referendum win to change the constitution, which could essentially see him leading the country until as late as 2029.
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Kuo hedges a bit in his note, however, suggesting that mass production may not begin until as late as the second quarter of 2020.
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Thursday's posting says potential workers will earn $28503 hourly working at the 22019,300-acre estate from April 3 to as late as Oct. 27.
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They started publishing other studios' games as early as 1987 (the NES port of Stargate) and as late as early 1991 ( Kabuki: Quantum Fighter).
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While Boeing was leaning toward building a brand-new airplane as late as Spring 2011, a phone call led to a shift in course.
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Per the map, fall foliage won't start peaking until at least October 5 in some states and as late as November 9 in others.
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As late as 2007, the site still looked about the same, as construction was hamstrung by lawsuits, budget overruns, design changes, and a recession.
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As late as the Second World War, many still believed that national freedom was the key to a just, diverse, and relatively peaceful world.
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Apartments built before 1960 are presumed by New York City to have lead paint (and apartments built as late as 1978 may have it).
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As late as Wednesday night Tesla was running its Fremont factory, according to two workers, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal.
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Among these women, 15 percent skipped their first prenatal checkup or put off their first prenatal visit — some as late as their third trimester.
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Ivanka also discussed the Moscow project with her father's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, "on multiple occasions," as late as the fall of 2015.
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Moore made claims as late as December 2016 questioning whether President Obama is a natural born citizen; he's played footsie with white supremacist groups.
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Gary Cahill, the stand-in captain, felt it was as late as last week, when West Ham United beat Tottenham, derailing its late surge.
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People may not remember their history, but as late as 1852, there were two major parties in the U.S., the Democrats, and the Whigs.
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Woods had been undecided as late as early this week on whether he would play in the tournament for the first time since 2014.
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Iowans are famous for making up their minds at the last moment -- even as late as the cold night when they gather to caucus.
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As late as the 1960s, liberalism as well as conservatism identified with these particularisms, and with a national narrative that honored and included them.
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As late as 1969, less than five per cent of all professors had African or Asian ancestry, and around eighty per cent were men.
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Although it may be tempting to sleep as late as possible on the weekends, it's important to get your body on a steady schedule.
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The chief financial officer then wanted to time the listing "as late as possible" but with an eye toward avoiding slower markets after Thanksgiving.
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Delta Air Lines said passengers booked to fly Thursday or Friday from a dozen airports in the Northeast can depart as late as Jan.
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The Iowa senator tried to add it to the committee's agenda last week, which would have meant a vote as late as this Thursday.
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Mired in last place as late as the Christmas break, the Ducks are 210-683-268 since and have won six of their last seven.
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Bernanke helped blow up the housing bubble with loose monetary policy and as late as 2007 refused to acknowledge any threats from the mortgage sector.
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China is still in the early stages of transitioning to a market-based bank resolution regime, with the first TLAC deadline as late as 2025.
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Even as late as Charlottesville, his inflammatory language was repudiated by elected Republicans, business leaders and senior aides including his daughter Ivanka and Gary Cohn.
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As late as April 30, little more than a week before the festival's start, Branco was still fighting to keep Cannes from premiering the film.
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This is about as late as I like to sleep in on any given day — I'm definitely more of a morning person than C. is.
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As late as February, President Trump expressed his support for the establishment of safe zones in Syria to be paid for by the Gulf states.
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The flu season typically runs from October to as late as May, with activity tending to peak between December and February, according to the CDC.
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Its early forerunners were only open to athletes with spinal cord injuries, and competitors with other disabilities only began to participate as late as 21947.
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" (The law was blocked by a federal judge.) And as late as 2000, while he was running for Congress, Pence wrote that "smoking doesn't kill.
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Shifts can start as early as 6 am and end as late as 11 pm, with each shift lasting anywhere from 2.5 to eight hours.
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Clearly the White House expected the signing to happen today as late as this morning, when officials gave a briefing to reporters about the order.
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A government witness has said, in testimony quoted by a federal appeals court this week, the real deadline may be as late as October 31.
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As late as 2015 it believed that as others retrenched it would be the "last man standing" and make a killing when business picked up.
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"In five of the last 10 elections, the loser was ahead in the Gallup polls as late as the last week of October," he said.
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In the 30 or so cities with Prime Now, you'll be able to order something as late as 9:15PM local time on Christmas Eve.
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Pence doubted that smoking causes cancer as late as 2000, is skeptical of climate change, and has said schools should teach the "controversy" around evolution.
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Unlike its competitors, Nintendo's foray into the mobile gaming space came as late as 2015, when it partnered with DeNA to develop several gaming titles.
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The move paves the way for a final vote on President Trump's budget chief as late as Thursday morning if Democrats drag out the nomination.
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However, you can order as late as December 21 if you select Two-day air service, but you must label the package for Saturday delivery.
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Nayak "delayed announcing her pregnancy as late as possible because she feared her career would be derailed," her lawyer, Scott Grubin, said in a statement.
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As late as Sunday, the Justice Department signaled it expected Sessions testimony to be closed but said the final decision was up to the committee.
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As late as 25, two-thirds of all Americans still believed that men should earn the money and women should take care of the home.
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As late as the fall of 1944, Bletchley's wonder boys and girls managed to read only between 15 percent and 24 percent of Wehrmacht communications.
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It's open until 2 am, and I love going as late as I can to both avoid crowds and to see the city lit up.
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The votes — 373,310 in all — were collected, and preliminary counts from eight of nine provinces showed me with a solid lead as late as Tuesday.
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The initial episode, on Monday, was broadcast from Vice's studios and changes were made as late as 8003 minutes before the 2800:2698 p.m. airtime.
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As late as May, a majority of evangelical leaders said they intended to vote against the thrice-married adulterer and longtime supporter of Planned Parenthood.
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LONDON — The European Union could extend Britain's EU membership until as late as next summer, paving the way for a possible second referendum on Brexit.
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They worked on the lobbying project as late as October 2016, a month before Trump won the election and Flynn helped with the presidential transition.
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They're live to some extent, while the Vice show is recorded, though Monday night's episode was edited as late as 15 minutes before air time.
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The initial episode, on Monday, was broadcast from Vice's studios and changes were made as late as 15 minutes before the 7:30 p.m. airtime.
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After some opinion hosts made light of the coronavirus as late as last week, multi-host programs on Fox News are now practicing social distancing.
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Reported cases in major population countries, such as Kenya and Nigeria, were in single digits as late as last week, but those numbers are spiking.
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They were emboldened by the fact that even as late as mid-January, about a half of Iowa caucus voters said they were still undecided.
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And as late as the fall of 2018, she visited Silicon Valley, where Karla Jurvetson, a multimillion-dollar Democratic contributor, hosted an event for her.
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Johnson and the EU could decide in June to extend the transition period, giving them more time and pushing negotiations to as late as 2022.
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As late as 1985, his father told a local paper that he believed in it, although he stressed he was not speaking for his son.
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CNN reported last week that as many as 100 White House staffers were working with temporary security clearances as late as November of last year.
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As late as the early 1990s, there was no discernible competition between China and India to claim Tibetan medicine as cultural patrimony, Western scholars say.
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The Folklore Centrum remained open and active for more than four decades; Mr. Young was presenting concerts there as late as the spring of 2018.
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Cohen is expected to tell the committee that Trump was still inquiring about the project as late as June 2016, deep into the election campaign.
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The Braves established a nine-point advantage just over five minutes into the game and still led as late as the last minute before the break.
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The project was still being discussed by Cohen and other Trump Organization figures as late as June 2016, according to documents filed by the special counsel.
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This "moral panic" continued well into the 303s and an article from Vox makes a compelling argument that its effects were felt as late as 2016.
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Now, a growing number of migrants have received court dates for a first appearance next year, and for some it's as late as June of 2020.
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The FBI was given a maximum of one week to investigate, meaning the background check could be made available to senators as late as this Friday.
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The high-profile tech exec was critical of the initiative as late as this summer, according to July emails sent by him and seen by Recode.
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The report, however, suggests that date is unlikely to be met and could slip to as late as June 2021 if issues are found during testing.
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According to Johnson he spent anywhere between six to 10 hours a night walking around the city, staying up as late as 4 or 5 a.m.
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Across New England, some cities and towns pushed back trick-or-treating from Halloween night — Tuesday — to as late as Sunday evening due to safety concerns.
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" As late as 2016, Murkowski still reportedly wore a gold-plated wristband from her reelection campaign, emblazoned with her name and the words, "Fill it in.
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The issues improved around 173:50 PM ET, but customers still experienced spotty problems with Amazon's app as late as 8:17 PM ET, Catchpoint said.
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The counting is not complete because state law says mail-in ballots that are postmarked Tuesday can be accepted by the counties as late as Friday.
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The paper reported Tuesday that Manafort met with Assange multiple times before the presidential election, as early as 2013 and as late as spring of 2016.
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In particular, Cohen admitted that the talks extended as late as June 2016 — six months later than he previously told the House and Senate Intelligence panels.
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As late as 20193, a U.S. War Department map of the western United States contained an enormous blank spot where the monument would one day be.
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Some of these stories date from the late 1800s and 1910s; but as late as the early 1960s, orcas had a reputation as a dangerous nuisance.
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"I noticed that I was trying to put them in my eye as late as possible in the morning before I left for work," said Michael.
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" The league added: "We also made numerous requests — as late as this spring — to local law enforcement officers for information on the case and previous allegations.
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According to the final rule issued last year, states should begin submitting plans this summer but can gain extensions as late as the summer of 2018.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, showrunners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss are planning for Season 8 of Game of Thrones to air as late as 2019.
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With a long, long wait until Season 8 — possibly arriving as late as March 2019 — the time has come to process what the world just saw.
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Hoock tells the story of Captain Asgill, who, as late as 1782, was sentenced by Washington to be hanged in retaliation for an unpunished loyalist atrocity.
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With just eight days of testing before the cars go to Melbourne, teams will leave it as late as possible to finalize details like front wings.
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Even as late as 2006, Mad Catz (and its various holdings such as Saitek, Joytech, and GameShark) made up about a quarter of the gaming aftermarket.
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As late as April 2012, a spokesman for Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said publicly it was not possible to conclude how cholera arrived in Haiti.
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Trump wasn't the only world leader to use the virus to isolate his country from the world in a way unthinkable as late as last week.
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Actors in period costumes were spotted milling about in the morning, and the crew was still present on the block as late as 10:30 p.m.
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But as late as Wednesday afternoon, the jets were still in the air in the U.S. "All of those planes are grounded effectively immediately," Trump said.
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Because full Social Security retirement benefits don't kick in until as late as 67 for many, a number of experts recommend pushing retirement off even later.
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But Stevens elides the fact that he voted to uphold death sentences as late as 2008 out of respect for the court's previous rulings allowing them.
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While aftershocks were still felt as late as Wednesday afternoon, the Utah Department of Natural Resources said that another earthquake of a similar magnitude is unlikely.
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But on Friday, Customs and Border Protection, the parent agency of the Border Patrol, said the construction timetable could be pushed back as late as November.
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As late as Thursday, officials were still weighing other, less inflammatory options, including strikes against Iranian ships, missile batteries or militias in Iraq, one official said.
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The match could be extended and decided as late as June 221 if Oracle manages to improve its boat speed during this week's five-day break.
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The Heat led 239.5-73 after three quarters, but the Bulls held a four-point edge as late as the 7:49 mark of the fourth.
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The season typically runs from October and can run as late as May, with activity tending to peak between December and February, according to the CDC.
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The indoor area is now open as late as midnight, while the rest of the mall shuts down at the usual closing time around 10 p.m.
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The gap between them has steadily grown, but even as late as the early 1990s, it was possible for justices to vote in ideologically unpredictable ways.
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As late as 2007, he voted against the Feingold Amendment to effect a speedy withdrawal from Iraq, which both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton voted for.
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While Microsoft is currently developing a second HoloLens with a dedicated AI chip, the successor to the original HoloLens might not arrive until as late as 2019.
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As late as 1991, the 25th Super Bowl halftime show was yet another Walt Disney production (though New Kids on the Block had a song in it).
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But Cohen, 2003, actually had discussed the Moscow project as late as June 2200 — well into the 22016 presidential campaign — the lawyer admitted in Manhattan federal court.
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In a later interview with the Washington Post, Giuliani said Trump paid back Cohen in a series of payments in 2017 and possibly as late as 2018.
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I mean, as late as 2015 I could count the number of people of color on the entire floor of my publishing house on a single hand.
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One set of documents, left over from a Canadian sugar company, could shine a light on how the industry ran publicity campaigns as late as the 1980s.
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The bank has settled its most painful litigation cases, including alleged manipulation of interest rates and sham equities trading in Russia, which surfaced as late as 2015.
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"The complaint was that in the minority areas the early voting locations were not open as late as some of the other early voting locations," she said.
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I'm a night owl and will usually do work as late as I need to, especially since I prefer to get to the gym before 5 p.m.
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Even as late as the 1890s, more than 19163 years after Britain's last conflict with China, the Opium Wars were still being celebrated in extravagant firework tableaux.
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Repeated, record heat waves sent temperatures soaring into the triple-digits as late as October, drying out vegetation that is now serving as fuel for the fires.
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De Mistura aims to reconvene the talks on April 9, although some parties may come as late as April 14, a day after parliamentary elections in Syria.
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The U.S. central bank lifted borrowing costs four times in 2018, signaled as late as December that more hikes were coming, and then backed down in January.
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" As late as October 2015, Widdowson was maintaining in an email to the tax authority that "Vincent Kompany's father actually represents him in all of his negotiations.
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One lock on the Ohio River became impassable last week, halting vessels moving to and from the Mississippi River until as late as March 9, they said.
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Cohen continued to use Estrin's address on legal filings as late as 1303, but he added several new addresses during this period, including 22-05 43rd Ave.
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Even as late as Thursday afternoon, Trump was questioning why he would attend a G7 meeting where he's outnumbered on key issues like trade and climate change.
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In reality, prosecutors say discussions about it within the Trump Organization occurred as late as June 2016, at which point Trump was the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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As late as the 1990s, under the leadership of François Mitterrand, Helmut Kohl and Jacques Delors, there was a genuine project for eventual political unity in Europe.
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As late as Tuesday, June 20, press secretary Sean Spicer said he hasn't even talked to Trump about whether he believes that Russia interfered in the election.
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Even as late as 222, all seven heads of the Operation Berkshire companies appear before a Congressional Hearing, and state, under oath, that nicotine is not addictive.
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It was rushed through so quickly, in fact, that some members of Congress didn't even read the full bill, which was amended as late as Wednesday night.
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As late as March, the TV commentator Gary Neville was advising Klopp to concentrate his energies, and those of his players, on domestic affairs, rather than European.
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American Airlines is waiving change fees for travelers booked to or from 14 airports in the Caribbean this week if they can travel as late as Sept.
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" As late as 1970, a New York magazine article began: "In this most liberal of cities, a woman has no legally guaranteed right to enter a restaurant.
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In the beginning, she worked alone, from eight in the morning until as late as midnight, answering some two hundred calls a day across all of Congress.
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" As late as this month, he told his supporters at rallies that his administration has "protected" the 2nd Amendment and asserted that their rights are "under siege.
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Thousands of pages of manuscripts, including music from baroque operas to concertos for solo instruments, some of which had been copied as late as 2005, had survived.
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Under normal procedures, a case granted for review this late in the term would be argued by Thanksgiving with a possible resolution as late as June 228.
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As late as 2015, with Zimbabwe already in ruins and Mr. Mugabe unwelcome in much of the world, the African Union appointed him chairman for the year.
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After both sides have concluded opening arguments, which could happen as late as Tuesday, senators will have 16 hours to question the House and White House teams.
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Court documents detailed how Sullivan began to access and download ISIS propaganda videos online as late as September 2014, and voicing his support for the terrorist organization.
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"Even as late as September 24, Secretary Pompeo was directing [former US special representative to Ukraine] Kurt Volker to speak with Rudy Giuliani," Sondland told lawmakers Wednesday.
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And of course, markets love the Goldilocks Economy and want it to last as long as possible, or, make the bears come home as late as possible.
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Charleston Southern opened the game on a 14-5 run and led as late as the 3:05 mark of the first half, but the Tigers recovered.
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The progressive diagnosis of the situation was that as late as 2016, the economy remained in a somewhat depressed state and would benefit from additional fiscal stimulus.
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I think he said, "My dad always said that you want to die young as late as possible," and I thought that was a great line, actually.
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Get to fixing 'em now, general managers, or risk being left on the side of the road with Willie Randolph and Omar Minaya, whose 2007 Mets were 34-18 at the end of May, had a seven-game NL East lead as late as September 12, and were still in first place as late as the penultimate day of the season—only to discover that it was later than they thought.
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As late as Monday afternoon, however, the administration asked a federal judge in Maryland for more time to decide how it would proceed following the Supreme Court decision.
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Walmart then said that for select items and store locations, shoppers will be able to order online as late as this Saturday and have purchases arrive before Christmas.
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As late as recent decades, intersex children's vaginas were regularly penetrated with a "bougie," an instrument used to ensure that the artificially created hole would not close again.
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It became Mr. Cluchey's signature role, one he performed over the years in several European cities, Off Broadway in New York and, as late as 2013, in Chicago.
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Vek, the account that sent the Lil' Tay hookah video to Worldstar, has also been made private on Instagram; as late as last week, their posts were public.
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"If you look back at even as late as September, there were probably three rate hikes priced in to 2019, where now there's right around one," Ripley said.
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North Korea held a large military parade in Pyongyang on April 15, but KCNA reported contacts between Kim and the South Korean agents as late as April 20.
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LF Ryan Braun (left calf strain) could return from the 10-day disabled list as soon as Sunday or as late as Thursday, manager Craig Counsell indicated Saturday.
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As late as December 30th of that year, Mayor Vincent Gray's administration wouldn't say for sure whether the streetcar would be operational by the year's end (it wasn't).
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He then claimed that Fox had called him several times, as late as a few minutes before the start of the debate, to persuade him to come over.
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The most generous version of a six-month delay could allow nearly half of those who currently have DACA to keep their protections as late as spring 2020.
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" Doggett criticized some Ways and Means members for being "eager to encourage Treasury to do as little as possible, as late as possible to address offshore tax shenanigans.
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The day before an overnight, Dr. Halpern will sleep as late as possible into the afternoon, then try to do some light exercise to get her body energized.
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"I'm going to make sure it happens as late as possible," said Kalanick who has raised around $10 billion dollars for the company over the last 18 months.
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Normally, geopolitical tensions would drive prices up, as they did, as late as June 2014, when an ISIS advance toward Baghdad sent prices soaring to $115 a barrel.
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Depomed is embroiled in a court battle with several generics manufacturers that could potentially extend the patent life for some versions of Nucynta to as late as 2029.
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Even as late as Thursday, some foreign officials -- based on conversations they have been having -- were still considering it a real possibility Trump could leave the summit early.
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As late as June 2016, according to prosecutors, Cohen and another man, identified in filings as "Individual-2," discussed efforts to gain Russian government approval for the project.
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As late as December, he celebrated Mr. Trump as "terrific," rising quietly in the polls as Mr. Trump absorbed the slings and arrows directed to a front-runner.
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Her first book was published in the City Lights Pocket Poets series in 1956, when she was already 35 — late, but not as late as Frost or Stevens.
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As late as 1940, the mail there was delivered via an eight-hour trek by mule team; the first lights did not flicker on until Christmas Eve, 1947.
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" Kalanick, Uber's co-founder who stepped down as CEO amid intense scrutiny of the company's culture, had previously said it should go public "as late as humanly possible.
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"It's another way of doing business," he adds, saying the socializing normally goes on from 22:00 to 02:00, even as late as three in the morning.
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As late as the seventeen-hundreds, the tritone—a dissonant interval of two notes, three whole steps apart—was reviled as diabolus in musica: the devil in music.
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She repeatedly demurred despite urgings as late as the fall of 2003 that she should make a last-minute entry into the 2004 campaign against George W. Bush.
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As late as April, according to a Pew survey, Republicans who went to church at least once a week were less likely than other Republicans to support Trump.
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The bank has settled its most painful litigation cases, including the alleged manipulation of interest rates and sham equities trading in Russia, which surfaced as late as 2015.
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His team has held volunteer organizing calls in the past week in New York and Pennsylvania, which are planning to hold their primaries perhaps as late as June.
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On Monday night, a downshift, even if you don't eat it as late as the recipe's title calls for: midnight pasta with garlic, anchovy, capers and red pepper.
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The Republican opposition research group America Rising said in an email to The Hill that as late as March 2015, Strickland was standing by his pro-gun stances.
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Even as late as January, IBM was working hard to convince its enterprise customers to try Swift using Kitura, it said in a blog post at the time.
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The message from the bankers to investors as late as two days before the IPO pricing was that they were closing their order books early, the sources said.
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Laïcité, or secularism, would be brought in as late as 1905 "to police the power of the Catholic church, which is very politicized in France," Professor Hussey said.
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And as late as January 2015, it was clear that he still held out hope — he seriously considered running this time around too, though he ultimately decided not to.
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First Class mail will arrive if the order is placed by December 23, priority mail by December 20, and priority express can be ordered as late as December 22.
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As late as 22004, three Norwegian speed skaters were unable to take part in their race at the Winter Games because they had all taken too much amphetamine sulfate.
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As late as June 2016, according to prosecutors, Cohen and another man, identified in filings as "Individual-2," discussed efforts to gain Russian government approval for the Moscow project.
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Boston would go up by as much as 16 as late as 663:29, but Washington scored 11 straight to get within four, 137-133, with 1:17 left.
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Before the nineties, most evangelicals in Oklahoma were Democrats; as late as the 1994 elections, sixty per cent of registered Democrats in the state described themselves as Biblical literalists.
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In one interview, Giuliani said Trump had been in talks over the proposed Moscow Trump Tower project throughout the presidential campaign, possibly as late as October or November 2016.
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As late as the 1960s, Jameson said, it was still possible to argue that the cultural occupied an autonomous space, outside of or in some way distinct from capitalism.
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As Mr. Cohn points out, as late as September of that year it looked as if Republicans might retain control of Congress despite public revulsion at the Bush administration.
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If that vote is successful, leadership thinks the bill could be wrapped up as late as Wednesday by allowing opponents the opportunity to have amendments considered to the measure.
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The remaining 26 states and the District of Columbia have a range of enrollment cutoff dates, including December 211 in California and as late as January 2388 in Vermont.
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Witnesses reported seeing flames leaping from a lower portion of the building as late as around noon local time, but a hotel spokesperson said the situation was under control.
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Yes, they can change their minds as late as June 12 as long as they haven't signed with an agent, but that simply doesn't happen with lottery-level prospects.
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Even as late as the post-election transition period, Trump was allowed to settle a lawsuit about defrauding customers of his fake university rather than truly face the music.
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While public perception has changed since the Great Depression, as late as 1992, Republican Vice President Dan Quayle was attacking the fictional Murphy Brown for being a single mom.
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Sources have attested to this hygienically questionable practice coming into play in parts of Africa, India, South America, and even by one account in Greece as late as 1896.
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I slept as late as I wanted, exercised when I felt like it, ate alone at restaurants and visited with old friends I don't get to see nearly enough.
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Ms. Murkowski returned to the secure room as late as 10:30 at night to go through it again, after meeting earlier in the day with sexual assault survivors.
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It was Ibrahimovic who said, as late as March, that the "door is not closed for anything," presumably just as Andersson was starting to finalize his squad for Russia.
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The streak called to mind the resolve the team showed last season during an unexpected rise in the standings, from being last in the league as late as Jan.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the leading infectious disease specialist on The White House Coronavirus Task Force, urged people as late as Saturday not to get tested if they are asymptomatic.
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That meant that the list of families entitled to reunification was still being revised as late as December 2018, more than five months after the court order took effect.
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Our sources say Brown had no intention of running as late as a week ago -- the day Dash announced she's running for a seat in the House of Representatives.
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The victory pulled Toronto within 2 1/2 games of the Red Sox and Baltimore in the division standings after it trailed by seven as late as May 25.
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As late as 1914, one editor, Francis Hirst, was still denouncing "the shrieking, struggling, fighting viragoes" who had demanded the right to vote despite having no capacity for reason.
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That could occur as early as the week after the chambers exchange bills or as late as the last week of the regular session, in March, the aide added.
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The assault began May 7, and as late as the first week of June, city officials said just a third of Baltimore's employees had regained access to their computers.
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The New York Times reported Tuesday that administration officials privately raised concerns as late as one hour before the announcement about Trump's understanding of the effects of rescinding DACA.
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"Maybe it's a matter of the two brothers who as late as February and March did not have a plea agreement, did not have an immunity deal," Coates said.
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I know it's nothing compared to what diabetics endure, but I could have become an insomniac conniving to take those pills as late as I possibly could each night.
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May's decision to delay the vote on the deal — possibly as late as January 21 of next year — infuriated members of Parliament within her party and outside of it.
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West was promising new tweaks to the record as late as the afternoon after its late night release, and exciting alternate versions of its songs are leaking even today.
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The launch window for the mission begins this Saturday, August 260, but it could launch as late as August 212 if complications or foul weather get in the way.
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The more than three-hour outage Wednesday night was due to a problem at an offsite substation and power was restored to some facilities as late as 10:45 p.m.
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The Musketeers owned a double-digit advantage as late as the 13:31 mark, but a pair of 3-pointers by Panthers reserve Wyatt Lohaus tied the game at 73.
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A Census Bureau official said during a trial last year that the form could be finalized after June, and as late as October, but only if "exceptional resources" were provided.
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She never knew when she was working — although the company handed out schedules ahead of time, they frequently changed, as late as a few days ahead of a scheduled shift.
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He continued spouting off these conspiracy theories in public as late as 2015 — years after Obama released short-form and long-form birth certificates proving he was born in Hawaii.
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Abrams' supporters are said to be waiting for a surer sign of what Abrams intends to do next, a decision Abrams has said could come as late as this fall.
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Immigration attorneys say Borrales isn't the only asylum-seeker being forced to wait until several months to see a judge, with some receiving court dates as late as June 2020.
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Orlando club fatalities include accountant, bouncer The tribute lasted nearly seven minutes, and paired facts and faces to those victims who were still being identified as late as Monday night.
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As late as this year, many shows only had their download numbers to go off of, and even now, that's the main metric advertisers ask for when considering ad placement.
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And, more recent and pertinent, very few if any people predicted as late as 2006 that, beginning just a year later, they would gladly fork over $750 for a phone.
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He told me as late as this summer that his biggest worry was a one-state solution, which he believed would mark the end of Israel as he knew it.
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Cohen confessed that his discussions about getting the Russian government to support the project continued as late as June 2016 — the month before Trump officially became the GOP presidential nominee.
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Trump's sprawling corporation routinely does business deals with entities controlled by foreign governments and apparently he was still receiving financial offers from foreign business deals as late as last weekend.
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"Sheikh Salman decided to join the FIFA presidential race as late as October last year, more than five months after the CAF negotiations had started in Zurich," said the statement.
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Abe played Tessio in "The Godfather" and also "The Godfather Part II." In fact, he was still doing the voice for Tessio in 'Godfather' video games as late as 2007.
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Donald Trump was still claiming Swedish heritage as late as his 1987 book "Art of the Deal," in which he writes that his grandfather came to the U.S. from Sweden.
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Senators have been privately negotiating on legislation to overhaul the Congressional Accountability Act, with Blunt and Klobuchar indicating as late as Monday evening that they were close to an agreement.
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If the Republican Party didn't want to have this opposition, they should have picked literally any type of policy and just made it happen, even as late as last summer.
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The kinship that linked the peninsula (where as late as 2000, 7.7m South Koreans were estimated to have family in the North) has weakened as divided family-members have died.
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But "special" doesn't get you Bruce Springsteen in front of 90,693 people for 30-plus years in 40 different countries, and still going strong as late as last Wednesday afternoon.
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However Marca reports that Barcelona refuted the offer, meaning the two clubs may now have to wait until as late as December to meet for the first time this season.
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What's really shocking, however, is that Bayer marketed heroin for use in children as late as 1912, years after reports began to surface that it could be a dangerous drug.
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Perhaps just as troubling, she said, was that some of the women were infected as late as their third trimester, when the fetus had already developed to a large degree.
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As late as 1960, the Vatican "forbade the clergy to attend or watch women's events," and more recently, some female athletes have had to undergo invasive and humiliating gender testing.
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"I think January, February would be about as late as you can do it and as early as you can gather enough information," he told the Associated Press in November.
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As late as August 2014, one of his early champions — economist Jacques Attali, known for nurturing future leaders — told the Daily Beast he was predicting a Macron presidency in 553years.
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