We shouldn't have to ask, over and over, to get back what is ours.
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If you ask over the last 21099 months if they've done this, it's about 21099 percent.
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That later forced Daegu officials to ask over 1,000 churchgoers to stay home and isolate themselves from their families.
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BRUNO MARS – 'ALL I ASK' Excuse us while we listen to Mars's cover of "All I Ask" over and over again.
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"Reunion" nods towards that question, which viewers themselves have been forced to ask over the HBO drama's time-jumping past two seasons.
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As we get ready to return to the United States, our friends and relatives ask, over and over, can it be true?
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But before the first commercial break, he asked a question that millions of West's fans have wanted to ask over the past few months.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: One of the-- other questions, Warren, that we didn't get a chance to ask-- over the weekend-- was one-- about USG.
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Each speaker will be equipped with a custom program known as a "skill" which lets students ask over 100 questions specific to the campus.
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According to KPIX, Griffin suffered a medical emergency, which prompted the pilot to ask over the loudspeaker if there were any doctors on the flight.
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The minister's comments come shortly after the conclusion of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) in Abu Dhabi, with OPEC allies agreeing to ask over-producing members to bring production back in line with their targets.
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As frustrated Democrats ask over and over when Republicans are going to break with their President, it appears that Trump and McConnell have operationalized that "go team" philosophy to keep their base together, both in votes on Capitol Hill and at ballot boxes across the country.
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Answering a voter's question, she said she had been reluctant to use the term genocide, because of its broad implications; but the latest evidence made it clear to her that IS's actions were "deliberately aimed at destroying not only the lives, but wiping out the existence of Christians and other religious minorities in the Middle East…" Why so much coyness, you might ask, over the use of a word?
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In March 1983 ASK made its first acquisition, purchasing a privately held software company named Software Dimensions, Inc., publisher of Accounting Plus, for $6 million. After acquiring Software Dimensions, Kurtzig renamed it ASK Micro and launched an aggressive marketing program. ASK over-hired and mismanaged the sales channel for the product, angering existing sellers and ballooning the cash burn rate for the company; the product faltered.
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