"I am almost certain that the committee will focus on the matter at hand and any allegations related to the matter at hand," he said.
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In the 1303st century, those tools were now at hand.
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No, because the topic at hand is a criminal activity.
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Closest at hand is greatly increased genetic selection of embryos.
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It looks like Daenerys' rescue may finally be at hand.
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So, I figured, there'd be plenty of spirits at hand.
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They only allow information pertinent to the case at hand.
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But help is at hand to reinstall the software quickly.
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The nephilim at hand, radiant galaxies pirouetting at God's command.
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The more interesting topics at hand: can games be therapy?
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Though both quickly shifted gears to the announcement at hand.
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Fortunately, there are experts and politicians at hand with solutions.
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The ad wars of the 2016 election are at hand.
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We need to square up to the fight at hand.
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The vision is idyllic; the task at hand is daunting.
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But Schwartz said Kushner's response skirted the issue at hand.
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But right now, the mission at hand is giant squids.
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Many turn to repurposing and recycling the materials at hand.
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"It's not ignoring the pressing issue at hand," he said.
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Its adherents believed that the apocalypse was close at hand.
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So, yes, let's get to the Excellent Things at hand.
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The task at hand will also require politics and diplomacy.
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However, their arrests point to a larger issue at hand.
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And inside that marble palace, there is work at hand.
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SO I MEAN, GETTING BACK TO THE CASE AT HAND.
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Fixed income experts believe a turnaround could be at hand.
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Their privilege is blinding them to the problem at hand.
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Clinton's efforts had been insufficient to the task at hand.
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And nearly everyone kept a trade threat close at hand.
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She can now focus on the real issues at hand.
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There are two separate problems at hand, according to Temsamani.
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But a solution to the impasse may be at hand.
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The problem is – neither truly address the crisis at hand.
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Something just ahead, almost at hand, just on the horizon.
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A caddy to keep his bedtime essentials close at hand
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And sometimes I have a coffee and cigar at hand.
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Salvation from one of Windows' consistent annoyances is at hand.
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"My focus is on the job at hand," he said.
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And I think that his credibility is really at hand.
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The kingdom, it seems, was believed to be at hand.
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It's all too easy to ignore what's right at hand.
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The more delicate ingredients are in refrigerators, close at hand.
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Professionals get on with the job at hand, I thought.
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Sadly, we didn't have a photo of him at hand.
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This experience helps me believe that fate is at hand.
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They never thought he would use the weapons at hand.
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The other trap at hand is the "true story" genre.
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The impeachment of President Donald Trump is almost at hand.
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It's good to use whatever policy tools are at hand.
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Most disagreements are not about the subject purportedly at hand.
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However, don't mention anything unrelated to the job at hand.
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To boil what's at hand down to a word: corruption.
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It's a way to distract from the issue at hand.
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The end I'm talking about is always immediately at hand.
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Have your national identity document at hand and that's it.
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Then, too, net neutrality had been the issue at hand.
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Explain how your solution is perfect for the task at hand.
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Or, if not at hand, clearly visible in the middle distance.
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Try to zen out and focus on the food at hand.
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Morale suffers, and energy is diverted to the crisis at hand.
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At least when it comes to property, solutions are at hand.
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The few opposition MPs at hand had walked out in protest.
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Even the aspect ratio changes depending on the stakes at hand.
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But, he added, investigators would be following the evidence at hand.
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You just focus on what's at hand in front of you.
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He or she receives privileged information about the mission at hand.
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If you have your phone close at hand, open up emojiscavengerhunt.withgoogle.
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Given the evidence at hand, we certainly haven't become more sensitive.
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A breakout appears to be at hand… Next, the long view.
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Meanwhile, consumers are becoming more adept with the tools at hand.
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For it's 22021, and the problem at hand is significantly different.
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The IRS is not using the resources it has at hand.
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Machines that are sized to the job at hand: moving people.
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A solution to this societal problem is not close at hand.
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Now the issue at hand is allegedly Trump and user data.
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"It makes your brain wander from the task at hand."3.
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There is reason for hope that change may be at hand.
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But Gupte barely spends time on solving the mystery at hand.
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It was time to discuss the business at hand: egg freezing.
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Now, I don't want to soft-pedal the task at hand.
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Really, Reinhardt's offensive capabilities depend heavily on the situation at hand.
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The exact retribution depends, of course, on the offense at hand.
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The problem at hand is a thoroughly bipartisan one as well.
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Now, we must apply those lessons to the epidemic at hand.
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You're just that much more focused on the task at hand.
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But he also told them to remember the task at hand.
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His son, though, was focused only on the job at hand.
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The solutions may be closer at hand than you might think.
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Grisham said the moment of that engagement is almost at hand.
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And how does any of that negate the issue at hand?
|
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But the biggest problem at hand is not the drug itself.
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Custody decisions should be made based on the facts at hand.
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Judging by the evidence at hand, Gurney definitely improved with age.
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Sometimes that means someone deeply versed in the material at hand.
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One issue at hand is that GM doesn't currently make ventilators.
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The question at hand remains unresolved, to be answered another day.
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No president takes office familiar with all the issues at hand.
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If nothing else, he forces attention on the issue at hand.
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The most critical task at hand is to retain what's left.
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"The crisis at hand is a public health crisis," he said.
|
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The subject at hand was singing "Happy Birthday" to a friend.
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As we see it, there are two critical issues at hand.
|
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Before long, though, he had reverted to the topic at hand.
|
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We're supposed to fix the problem at hand, 'quickly and efficiently.
|
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Now, with the album's arrival at hand, she was feeling apprehensive.
|
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He has always found his meaning in the rally at hand.
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Restless and never seems to settle on what's really at hand.
|
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History demands that we all wrestle with the facts at hand.
|
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The issue at hand is, does the public support a raise?
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I feel a lot more focused on the job at hand.
|
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But he always brought things back to the task at hand.
|
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But on the subject at hand they were united — and astonished.
|
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The president himself suggested that such progress was near at hand.
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And that way I can focus on the job at hand.
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And that way I can focus on the job at hand.
|
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He refused to get nostalgic, only discussing the task at hand.
|
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You have to take initiative to do the task at hand.
|
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Breakingviews The last chapter for Sears looks to be at hand.
|
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But the soiree at hand was on an altogether different level.
|
|
Radziwill brought sensitivity and emotional support to the crisis at hand.
|
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Focus on completing the task at hand while eliminating external distractions.
|
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"Another absurd, crazy lie." ridiculous because it was irrelevant to the charges at hand—not that there was no proof of collusion, just that whether there was or wasn't was irrelevant to the proceedings at hand.
|
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He adapts to the situation at hand to get the "deal" done.
|
|
Mahathir Mohamad, the current prime minister, insists that change is at hand.
|
|
But back to the topic at hand: external GPU enslcosures or eGPUs.
|
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It's disturbingly close at hand given how far this history goes back.
|
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Focus on the task at hand and make the end goal clear.
|
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In fact, it may be the key to the problem at hand.
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I'M JUST EXCITED TO GET BACK TO THE ACTUAL WORK AT HAND.
|
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Instead, the leaders were intently focused on the legislative business at hand.
|
|
But unlike the president, she carefully stuck to the topic at hand.
|
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The issue at hand is the use of cell phones on planes.
|
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"I worry that a betrayal may be near at hand," he said.
|
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The first trial for refugee placement in American states is at hand.
|
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The good news is that a bevy of remedies are at hand.
|
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Unfortunately, the montage itself didn't fully deal with the issue at hand.
|
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It has stabilized a tottering regime, but victory is not at hand.
|
|
And unfortunately, most artists are falling short of the task at hand.
|
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The question at hand here isn't whether Apple is interested in cars.
|
|
"This isn't a first step," Lipton said of the task at hand.
|
|
According to Teen Vouge, this reflects an even bigger issue at hand.
|
|
Does the proposed Honest Ads Act fully solve the problem at hand?
|
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We just have to keep our focus on the task at hand.
|
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But for today, we're going to stick to the topic at hand.
|
|
Do you have experience solving the type of problem now at hand?
|
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Neither banishing Huma nor keeping her at hand was a perfect solution.
|
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Which brings us to the trending topic at hand: Jell-O shots.
|
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Finally, let's talk about the most important issue at hand: power armor.
|
|
Again, many of these seem to apply to the crash at hand.
|
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All of the restrictions at hand had been approved by lower courts.
|
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Attuned to the task at hand, suspicious of everything, our senses sharpened.
|
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" North Korean media reported that its "operational deployment is near at hand.
|
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With these tools at hand, physicians will become better stewards of antibiotics.
|
|
Nobody wrapped himself in a flag or questioned the science at hand.
|
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Their goal is to muss up whatever the topic is at hand.
|
|
No doubt, the Trump administration will have a huge task at hand.
|
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The time loop does, however, offer reprieve from the task at hand.
|
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First impressions are everything when you've 30 options at hand, after all.
|
|
Evenings, he'd sit on his veranda with a rifle close at hand.
|
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Instead, explain how your education prepared you for the job at hand.
|
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"That is business at hand that we can't complete financially," he said.
|
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With a recession at hand, let's put another package together – and fast.
|
|
Which brings us to the issue at hand: Keeping those bubbles green.
|
|
It basically announced that the end of the world was at hand.
|
|
But she quickly moved on to the real issue at hand: Brexit.
|
|
So I started immediately complaining about the selection at hand—pretty poor.
|
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My mind wandered and my body continued with the task at hand.
|
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" He continues, "For me, it really depends on the task at hand.
|
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Breathing-induced focus lets people home in on the task at hand.
|
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Asset purchases will continue until the first rate increase is at hand.
|
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And the renewal of that spirit is the urgent task at hand.
|
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Ask yourself how you relate to the person or topic at hand.
|
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I like having snacks at hand but hate bumming off my friends.
|
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The time to begin explaining how it will work is at hand.
|
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It's far too early to say that one is truly at hand.
|
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With another redistricting cycle at hand, the stakes could hardly be higher.
|
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It&aposs a gigantic task, and there&aposs no plan at hand.
|
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The requirements of the APA depend on the agency action at hand.
|
|
The still-simmering tensions over the election seemed close at hand. Mrs.
|
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And such a thing might already be at hand in fledgling form.
|
|
But critics quickly dubbed it inappropriate for the grim crisis at hand.
|
|
Before then, I had been too distracted by the chaos at hand.
|
|
There's a hostile ship nearby, suggesting his demise is close at hand.
|
|
The end may be at hand, or it may just be going sideways.
|
|
While important, the discoveries do not necessarily mean a breakthrough is at hand.
|
|
You're focused on what needs to happen and keep the task at hand.
|
|
Why would she block him unless there was a greater conspiracy at hand?
|
|
Help is at hand in the sometimes squishy, see-through shape of packaging.
|
|
It is sadder still when an elegant and practical solution is at hand.
|
|
Whatever the mission, the dog is trained to perform the task at hand.
|
|
In a sense the world is already equipped for the task at hand.
|
|
But Rhinehart says the current issue at hand is labeling, not product quality.
|
|
But guns, and provocative language, have always seemed to be at hand too.
|
|
The topic at hand was whether or not he felt like a messiah.
|
|
When you're with him, he's able to focus on the conversation at hand.
|
|
Fortunately, a journalist from The Economist was at hand to show her around.
|
|
For most patients, it exists mainly as a smartphone app, GP at Hand.
|
|
Neeson's retelling of both of the men's accusations diminishes the issue at hand.
|
|
When he does, he says, he will have plenty of oil at hand.
|
|
A too C banker can lose sight of the commercial opportunity at hand.
|
|
The psychology of the task at hand is enough to break most people.
|
|
The task at hand is to pick the candidate best positioned to win.
|
|
According the app's creators, they too, were familiar with the problem at hand.
|
|
It doesn't always have to relate directly to the matter at hand, either.
|
|
The case at hand centers on the security code on an iPhone 5C.
|
|
Each request is a challenge and I really enjoy the task at hand.
|
|
He tried to answer the question at hand, but soon started to stray.
|
|
And almondette said that there's a chicken and egg problem at hand here.
|
|
At the same time, apps are certainly not the only issue at hand.
|
|
C.) and Dave Brat (R-Va.), say a deal is close at hand.
|
|
This is practice, a safe place to deal with the problem at hand.
|
|
In fact, the matter at hand has drawn hardly any attention at all.
|
|
The issue at hand started with the "Johnson Amendment," named after then-Sen.
|
|
Set aside the shoulda, coulda, wouldas and focus on the work at hand.
|
|
Now, Beltz said, Kerber has no trouble focusing on the task at hand.
|
|
Laughing off an offense also helps you focus on the task at hand.
|
|
"The issue at hand is Kavanaugh's reference to 'abortion-inducing drugs,'" Kessler wrote.
|
|
But some of the legislation at hand suggests a new kind of thinking.
|
|
But the flavor of capitalism that we accept is the question at hand.
|
|
The task at hand is to figure out how to get them back.
|
|
He understands his tasks at hand and knows what he has to achieve.
|
|
The salutary effects of that dynamic can reach beyond the matter at hand.
|
|
He answers as best he can and returns to the matters at hand.
|
|
Is it because April has medical expertise relevant to the situation at hand?
|
|
The unnerving thing is that their nonfictional counterparts are extremely close at hand.
|
|
The post from RT also suggested direct U.S. government involvement was at hand.
|
|
They had already used all but one box of the ammunition at hand.
|
|
From there, the hearing found its way back to the topic at hand.
|
|
But I am energized by the prospect of all the work at hand.
|
|
These officers also had the benefit of an experience much closer at hand.
|
|
And yet the Bakhshali manuscript reminds us that zero wasn't always at hand.
|
|
I'll leave it to medical experts to address the health crisis at hand.
|
|
In such instances, the mere expression 'tools at hand' becomes an arresting thought.
|
|
The carnage at Vox was just microcosm of the bigger debate at hand.
|
|
The event was tightly choreographed to keep attention on the issue at hand.
|
|
Noted As 2018 looms, the dawn of a cashless society feels at hand.
|
|
Luckily, however, a solution to at least one such conundrum is at hand.
|
|
The world needs a country where relief from modernity is still at hand.
|
|
There are two proposals by the Swedish authorities to keep cash at hand.
|
|
Plus, their tools would provide an imperfect response to the problems at hand.
|
|
Instead, they carefully guided them to collaborate and solve the problem at hand.
|
|
All of a sudden, it feels as if the future is at hand.
|
|
He has not been challenged to intervene beyond the administrative tasks at hand.
|
|
The scale was oddly smaller, the threats closer at hand and closer together.
|
|
Aurelius holds that these are distractions from the core constitutional issue at hand.
|
|
Second, he proclaimed objectives that cannot be reached by the means at hand.
|
|
That means decision time is now at hand for Collins, Flake and Murkowski.
|
|
Snoke&aposs identity didn&apost really matter to the larger story at hand.
|
|
The issue at hand was that Welch had inadvertently blown up a factory.
|
|
But focusing on the broader constitutional struggle shouldn't obscure the facts at hand.
|
|
That they refuse to do so suggests no such facts are at hand.
|
|
But fatalist pessimism is as dangerous as lying about the crisis at hand.
|
|
His position is one that appears rare, based on the evidence at hand.
|
|
" "We need to get back to reality and back the work at hand.
|
|
Neither nominee got into specifics but promised to balance the forces at hand.
|
|
"Given the scale of the crisis at hand, it's long overdue," Waters said.
|
|
Janet Yellen's final days as head of the Federal Reserve are at hand.
|
|
Yet the traditional policy prescriptions seem no match for the affliction at hand.
|
|
Offering education to employees is also great but sidesteps the issue at hand.
|
|
She decided that she found him attractive enough for the job at hand.
|
|
Instead, his genuine passion for the activity at hand makes his account hypnotic.
|
|
She was dressed formally and seemed intently focused on the business at hand.
|
|
Instead, I focused on the task at hand: Do not leave without something.
|
|
And every minute Rubio's immigration views are the topic at hand, he loses.
|
|
Of course I can't help but touch on the actual issue at hand.
|
|
And make sure to turn the conversation around to the new opportunity at hand.
|
|
We must continue to keep our focus on the most urgent matter at hand.
|
|
But it fits the group's perception that a war of religions is at hand.
|
|
The issue at hand is not about Aziz Ansari, or about any one man.
|
|
Focused thinking is when we concentrate really hard at a particular task at hand.
|
|
The application didn't blunt the truth about the difficulty of the task at hand.
|
|
Also at hand was a generous supply of condoms, first-aid materials, and restraints.
|
|
But they soon realized that wasn't the best use of the technology at hand.
|
|
Despite trying to focus on the tasks at hand, Rubin's noise isn't going away.
|
|
To fix the broken rung, companies need to clearly see the problem at hand.
|
|
But she also stayed close at hand, on the lookout for staff behaving badly.
|
|
West Point teaches its cadets to have relentless focus on the mission at hand.
|
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It only has a handful of human advisors at hand to answer client queries.
|
|
In this context, very honestly it shouldn't be mixed with the issue at hand.
|
|
None of this means that a new era of political violence is at hand.
|
|
Watch the results in New York to see if the revolution is at hand.
|
|
Romney explained that his decision came from more than just the facts at hand.
|
|
The show follows suit, offering no punchline to cut through the earnestness at hand.
|
|
For me, marginalia is about creating a deeper connection with the story at hand.
|
|
But if you did simply win that particular genetic lottery, help is at hand.
|
|
I was laughing at how southern my mom sounded, not the issue at hand.
|
|
Despite the rapid pace of the work at hand, the atmosphere remained laid back.
|
|
Mr Brown turned out to be unprepared and overwhelmed by the task at hand.
|
|
Amid his contentious bilateral agenda, Obama will find close allies at hand as well.
|
|
It allows you to be incredibly productive and focused on the tasks at hand.
|
|
If you don't know how Pokémon Go works, there is now help at hand.
|
|
I just had this need to constantly make things from what is at hand.
|
|
There's a new on-going concern to keep our little Observatory fresh at hand!
|
|
So working with the information at hand, this theory is as good as any.
|
|
Gorsuch was politely grilling the lawyer about the text of the statute at hand.
|
|
"Some day," I whisper softly to myself, before returning to the task at hand.
|
|
He wasn't a chameleon; he just listened, made the materials at hand his own.
|
|
But Josh says it's not about winning ... there's a much BIGGER issue at hand.
|
|
The task at hand is not one of producing jobs and watching numbers grow.
|
|
With this information at hand, marketers can look to scale based on specific benchmarks.
|
|
She refuses to abide by Celeste's desire to speak around the problem at hand.
|
|
Kathy keeps protective earmuffs at hand, lest she be ambushed by a surprise noise.
|
|
The Oscars are almost here, and your annual Oscar party is near at hand.
|
|
We oppose this order, which has implications far beyond the legal case at hand.
|
|
Before discussing the issue at hand, "ask your direct report for permission," says Augustine.
|
|
Before digging into the problem at hand people waste time talking about their weekends.
|
|
She also knew she was in danger, even with a rescue inhaler at hand.
|
|
It can take whatever momentary form is needed to fulfill the task at hand.
|
|
For Dawood, as for Jameson, the task at hand is to get our bearings.
|
|
And now to the most important question at hand: how do the prices compare?
|
|
The FBI countered that its request was narrowly tailored to the case at hand.
|
|
Thankfully, if you're like me, grumpy and 30-something, then help is at hand.
|
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I covet her ability to write and to commit to the work at hand.
|
|
In Mariyapuram village in Idukki district, help has been at hand since the flood.
|
|
This kind of polling volatility should be expected, particularly with party conventions at hand.
|
|
There is no better solution at hand than the bill now before the Senate.
|
|
Some stayed on in the country, creating dishes based on the ingredients at hand.
|
|
The lenses will then darken until the wearer returns to the task at hand.
|
|
We have to take the situation at hand to work constructively on this issue.
|
|
But back to the more pressing matter at hand: that insane designer clothing purge.
|
|
Rather than prompt Congress to consider the larger injustice at hand, the moment passed.
|
|
You can combine solutions to each problem at hand to produce literally explosive results.
|
|
No wonder people are scared: we don't even fully understand the transformation at hand.
|
|
Others are too fixated on their appearance to successfully complete the task at hand.
|
|
But for the page operators, the question is irrelevant to the task at hand.
|
|
It seems that she and the printer have already discussed the business at hand.
|
|
"Most young athletes just want to focus on the problem at hand," he said.
|
|
Trump just insulted Hillary Clinton and gave zero specifics about the topic at hand.
|
|
The carnage at Vox was just a microcosm of the bigger debate at hand.
|
|
Executives sit in silence, reading a six-page memo on the topic at hand.
|
|
He brings an overall 'chill out and focus on the task at hand' approach.
|
|
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin talked of a deal being at hand a year ago.
|
|
He said the "flippers" and "rental people" weren't interested in the property at hand.
|
|
The opportunity at hand, as a result, made the tension tangible even before tipoff.
|
|
Today's section, the last in this season's lineup, turns to the event at hand.
|
|
"The breakthrough was at hand," Baker recalled at the Brooklyn Historical Society in 1976.
|
|
Republicans wasted no time hammering those items as superfluous to the crisis at hand.
|
|
Now, on some level, all of this is distraction from the task at hand.
|
|
Yet the Costa Rican diplomat still feels upbeat about fighting the crisis at hand.
|
|
With the election close at hand, he recommended the company support cap and trade.
|
|
That opinion was closely tailored to the facts specific to that case at hand.
|
|
His throat was bothering him, and he had a cup of tea at hand.
|
|
Every item is comprehensive, containing lots of actionable information about the task at hand.
|
|
Here, too, it's clear that the upgrade at hand isn't really ready for primetime.
|
|
GUN ISLAND By Amitav Ghosh A catastrophe is at hand, thanks to global warming.
|
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In Mosul, that victory appears to be tantalizingly close, but not quite at hand.
|
|
But I believe he wasn't educated on the situation at hand and he spoke.
|
|
But the break-out of newly robust competition and innovation is near at hand.
|
|
Pupusas are stuffed to the brim with any combination of the ingredients at hand.
|
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Given this chorus and the soloists at hand, that may have been a mistake.
|
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SK: I don't have the stats at hand but I'd say mainly European, yeah.
|
|
The subject at hand was the nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions for attorney general.
|
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So I just have to say now we focus to my task at hand.
|
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The most emotional issue at hand for investigators is determining the fate of Sgt.
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We need to concentrate on the tasks at hand and get back to business.
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But, the two warned, Republicans need to stay focused on the issue at hand.
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What is on Cohen's mind now is family, friends, and the work at hand.
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Thus, cloture votes signal either ongoing or foreseen obstruction on the matter at hand.
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They're locked into the task at hand, and that doesn't involve talking to journalists.
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Somehow adults believe that their motivational state has to match the task at hand.
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Why does Gates ignore market-ready solutions that are at hand and ready to deploy?
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Steve Harrington Hair Update Looking slightly perkier, as it now has a task at hand.
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When he turned to the business at hand — the repeal of Obamacare — McCain was unsparing.
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With winter pruning of its tea plantations at hand, 600 workers were threatening to strike.
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Stay focused on the day and task at hand to remain productive without overwhelming yourself.
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The past, this show says, is not only usable but always somewhere close at hand.
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The issue at hand was a competing investment – right around the time of the Musical.
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With this year's mid-term elections at hand, Americans are wondering: why don't Latinos vote?
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When those tweets were later deleted, the public cried that government censorship was at hand.
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Our failure to do so today will resonate well beyond the particular dispute at hand.
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Party unity was both a major theme and a task at hand for Democrats Monday.
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They usually require operators to be at hand and fairly close to an intruding drone.
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Plus, the aprons' front pockets allow you to keep your matching spatula close at hand.
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With few options at hand, some Iranian leaders lashed out again at the United States.
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It makes for hilarious fodder, sometimes, despite the darker underlying human rights issues at hand.
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With the platform chosen, Garella and his team could turn to the task at hand.
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Logically, the task at hand after penetrating such a place would be save Wolfgang, right?
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There's management shakeups and execution costs that can be distracting for the company at hand.
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The failure to reach a deal followed weeks of optimism that agreement was at hand.
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Which brings us to the issue at hand: Henry is looking for a new walker.
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The signal would tell the giant squid that a good meal was close at hand.
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In Logan, Mangold seems as if he's better equipped to complete the task at hand.
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While this is an important issue, it should not cloak the main subject at hand.
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But the endless possibilities illustrate how close at hand a truly modular smartphone really is.
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Imagine trying to focus on the task at hand while silently singing along to Formation?
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A vision of the sublime is at hand in the unspoiled beauty of the countryside.
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The SAR teams in North Lombok were equally ill-equipped for the task at hand.
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This is true no matter the machine learning approach, no matter the problem at hand.
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The immediate task at hand was to fill in the gaps in Mr. Duncan's biography.
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The metal storage cabinet ($179.99, normally $299.99) keeps your books — and snacks — close at hand.
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Without the exact testimony at hand, it's impossible to tell if that's what he said.
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"His focus was on the next step up, not the job at hand," Tully wrote.
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A treasure box of rum-themed history is at hand at Andrade's shop-cum-museum.
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That means the task at hand will be to ensure pay equity from day one.
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Closing the transaction at hand, rather than taking that risk, still seems the safest bet.
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When non-beekeepers discuss honeybees, Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) is typically the topic at hand.
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I wouldn't get much work done if I didn't have these resources already at hand.
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We'll do what we can do with the knobs and technology we have at hand.
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By the time we got to Kaza Maza, there were more pressing matters at hand.
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According to Chaudhry, the question at hand is when free speech crosses over into harassment.
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That was one answer to the question at hand: Just how remote is this place?
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I should focus on the moment at hand: the bialy, the butter, the easy choice.
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"The purpose of a library is to have the books close at hand," he said.
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One important consideration is what kind of error is tolerable for the question at hand.
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She considers the seriousness of the task at hand: joining two souls in love, forever.
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But let's not jump into an all-seeing future without understanding the risks at hand.
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Or are we going to get up and reassert ourselves at the mission at hand?
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"This is not a pointless thing — the eternal lives of this tribe is at hand."
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With Election Day at hand, we know one thing for sure: Voter turnout is huge.
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Yet, on nondeadline days, it can feel impossible to focus on the task at hand.
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"Let's focus on the work at hand, which is protecting the homeland," Peters told reporters.
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"All of a sudden, it feels as if the future is at hand," writes Smith.
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Sure, there are more pressing matters at hand in Washington right now than lapel widths.
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Now challengers in the case at hand want the justices to take the next step.
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However, they obviously need to adjust to the new realities at hand, which they will.
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"People really need to pay attention to the task at hand and not drive distracted."
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And when asked about Pompeo's conversations with Trump on the issue at hand, Sondland demurred.
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There's the rehearsed bonhomie, a little canned chitchat, then on to the business at hand.
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Cats have stalked birds forever, but in Shoreline Park a final victory is at hand.
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There is good reason to worry, however, that a hurried withdrawal may be at hand.
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Stick to the topic at hand: how you can keep your account in good standing.
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The topic at hand was how the two sides could work together this campaign season.
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Double check that the bucket of water and metal shovel are still close at hand!
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Understandably, the seven-time champion feels a tug between nostalgia and the job at hand.
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The vice president's office quickly denied the two men ever discussed the topic at hand.
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Think Henry Kissinger declaring peace was at hand in Vietnam days before the 1972 election.
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Compounding these problems, lawmakers are unwilling, or possibly unable, to address the reckoning at hand.
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When they return on Monday, the impeachment of another U.S. president will be at hand.
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After years of fighting the rules, net neutrality opponents believe victory is close at hand.
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The political issue at hand is not whether Poland or the United States accepts refugees.
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If Chinese officials were ready to get back to matters at hand on Monday, Feb.
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The present is somehow both too near at hand and too remote to see clearly.
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But the truth is that none of this matters much for the issue at hand.
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Even if the means are at hand to protect forests, political will remains a question.
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The case at hand involves three companies that the trade commission found violated the law.
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But in the eyes of our citizens, there is a graver threat at hand: clowns.
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But these days, the task at hand is more immediate: get HyTech up and running.
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Which brings me to the question at hand: Can replicants actually consent to a sexual encounter?
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"And just getting on with the business at hand, which is taking care of this country."
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But back to the matter at hand: Jake Paul's serious plan to fix a serious issue.
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" A threat to withhold funds, he said, "must be in relation to the dispute at hand.
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A fold-away pouch on the Urbex's shoulder strap keeps your smartphone always close at hand.
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People should be focusing on the real issues at hand, like did you do your taxes?
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This was not our only option and we're very excited about the other prospects at hand.
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The tight quarters and sticky plastic with traction keeps the card snug and always at hand.
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The moment that some "Game of Thrones" fans have long feared may finally be at hand.
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With the election at hand, the atmosphere here will get worse before it gets any better.
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The issue at hand concerns reinsurance contracts in GE Capital's American life- and health-insurance portfolio.
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So, with an impending Castaway situation at hand, the man had to get creative—or else.
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I guess I'd like to get to that, back to sort of the issue at hand.
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This strange digital mise-en-scène reflects the viewer's building understanding of the subject at hand.
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Zellner's filing is ever-so-slightly more exciting, as it pertains to the case at hand.
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Important notifications can alert workers without taking their attention fully away from the task at hand.
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I'm not going to seek reelection, that way I can focus on the job at hand.
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The caucus was set to vote on a health care bill, and victory was at hand.
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Fairey declined Hyperallergic's requests for comment, but he seems well aware of the issue at hand.
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The issue at hand is whether the FHFA should accept a wider selection of credit scores.
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His advice is to give 100 percent of yourself to the role or task at hand.
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It's disappointing to see any administration retreat into false claims of addressing the issues at hand.
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To make matters worse, the company didn't yet have a reliable measure of trustworthiness at hand.
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They don't just treat each symptom different; they try to focus on the issues at hand.
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Turnover tends to be high in situations where you don't have your team close at hand.
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Anyway, Mulder gets alien fever again and he believes there's a giant government conspiracy at hand.
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You need to separate your feelings about her personality and mannerisms from the job at hand.
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It has nothing to do with that; it has to do with the case at hand.
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Help may be at hand, though, from artificial-intelligence (AI) experts at University College London (UCL).
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Microsoft recently paid $4.6 million to end a lawsuit over the same patent at hand today.
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Bharara said Rosenstein "spoke deliberately, forcefully and provocatively," and stated: "Maybe a reckoning is at hand."
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"C'mon, hairstyles by Lindsay," Warren adds, as Lohan appears completly focused on the task at hand.
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She has been less and less subtle at swatting away her husband's attempts at hand-holding.
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They also need the kind of equipment the Las Vegas officers had at hand on Sunday.
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They were sparked by minor, often drunken grievances — forgettable if guns had not been at hand.
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She keeps an ax at hand for the deed, wrapped in a cloth and hidden away.
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" He suggested that Congress revisit the 1964 Civil Rights Act, calling the issues at hand "complex.
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But before we move to Asian tech, let's start by talking about things closer at hand.
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But we will keep your professional history at hand in case we need any future help.
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Thus, the decision at hand is about what we can do and what we should do.
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Every campaign produces candidates declaring that "the most important election of our lifetimes" is at hand.
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They draw out people's talents so that everyone is bettering themselves and the work at hand.
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But he is not a virtuoso, and he keeps aggression and chaotic noise close at hand.
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The details: Though the court's ruling limits government authority, the government won the case at hand.
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The people that I love and my community help me cope with the issues at hand.
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More stakeholders within the critical infrastructure community are beginning to understand the significant risks at hand.
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By engaging in mindfulness, chronic procrastinators overcame their urges to put off the task at hand.
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It was a fair assumption, given the information at hand—but one that would prove inaccurate.
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Whenever I wake up, I feel refreshed and ready to focus on the task at hand.
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I kept my cool, and I was able to stay focused on the task at hand.
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Eight months later, Obamacare remains the law of the land and collapse is not at hand.
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The holding was carefully tailored to the case at hand but will have national impact nonetheless.
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When likable leaders are in the room, they dedicate their attention to the task at hand.
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Since that pivot point is not yet at hand, longer-term factors may come into play.
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Most young cartoonists focus on either the far away (fantasy) or the immediately at hand (memoir).
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Trump also kept the state's two Republican senators, John Cornyn and Ted Cruz , close at hand.
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But inspiration was also nearer at hand: Beacon Hill Park, the subject of many Carr paintings.
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He gave a brief pitch for his many books that pertained to the matter at hand.
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He's obscured by dark shadows, so his dazzling face can't distract from the point at hand.
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Smarter Living: When problem solving, reach for the insight to see beyond the issue at hand.
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She had recently moved and her photo boxes were close at hand; this time it surfaced.
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Perhaps it was because there was so little time to focus on the task at hand.
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When there's a properly mixed punch at hand, no one needs to worry about drinking well.
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Given more time, it can build a model from scratch, specifically for the problem at hand.
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Incrementalism — minor tweaks to our political and economic system — are inadequate to the tasks at hand.
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Then there are the ambitious locals who already keep their donor lists close at hand: Gov.
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Colbert said he wished the president would focus more on the task at hand: Hurricane Florence.
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And with a thin bezel, it's that much easier to focus on the task at hand.
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Johnson has promised solutions to the Irish question but doesn't appear to have any at hand.
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Cuomo was ignoring the noise and the presidential tweets to focus on the crisis at hand.
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I fought them with the most persuasive instruments at hand, the way both my grandfathers did.
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Aside from the president's rhetoric, little suggests that war on the Korean Peninsula is at hand.
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Now, he is on Mosul's doorstep, and justice, or at least revenge, is close at hand.
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To catalyze more rapid progress, the US and the Nordic countries have many tools at hand.
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One has to look at the situation at hand and the underlying drivers of the change.
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" Craig Taylor wrote in these pages that McPhee "finds surprising poetry in the material at hand.
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When troops are deployed, they need to have their full attention on the mission at hand.
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"I would put on the table now whether a hurting stalemate is at hand," Arnson said.
|
|
The issues at hand in this impeachment are far bigger than any short-term partisan concern.
|
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For example, when working on a project together, overstate your commitment to the task at hand.
|
|
So for any leaders concerned, help is at hand: enter leadership and management coach Chris Hallberg.
|
|
Others have spoken more openly about the implicit racial issues at hand in the media's coverage.
|
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"The topic at hand lends itself to a larger discussion about growth and productivity," Chandler wrote.
|
|
With five days left before the start of the season, final roster decisions are at hand.
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If that were all that was on the table, a deal might already be at hand.
|
|
He said he has always focused on the task at hand until a new challenge arises.
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No one can say, then, that Trump had no real knowledge of the scheme at hand.
|
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To parry a parade of medical excuses, Mr. Goodman kept a medical dictionary close at hand.
|
|
In other words: The actual crisis at hand, DACA, is no longer the most contentious issue.
|
|
Rapidly rising real wages indicate that the end of cheap labor in China is at hand.
|
|
Not for an hour or a day, but in general, with no immediate projects at hand?
|
|
While she vaguely nodded in response to the question, there were more pressing matters at hand.
|
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But right now he doesn't want any of that to interfere with the task at hand.
|
|
He sometimes talks this way, in long amiable strolls through and around the topic at hand.
|
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We tried to keep our minds clear of distractions and focus on the task at hand.
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|
But cuteness seems more attainable and at hand, so it's something that I can imagine being.
|
|
He declined to speculate on what motivated Artan without knowing him personally or the facts at hand.
|
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Having previously served as an ambassador to China, Huntsman may feel prepared for the task at hand.
|
|
For Kevin (Justin Hartley), the issue at hand is addressing grief in the play he's starring in.
|
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However, in the past, the foundation would typically detail specific requirements related to the prize at hand.
|
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Still fighting Soman and the BMMA, however, see the fight at hand as one for gender equality.
|
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Ultimately, however, Comey concluded that no reasonable prosecutor would bring criminal charges on the evidence at hand.
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It's like he knows what he needs to do but can't focus on the task at hand.
|
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Plus, most of the queens are ready to tackle the challenge at hand and chew the scenery.
|
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For anything longer, he picks up the phone to have a conversation about the subject at hand.
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The judge wrote that the issues at hand stretched back to questions addressed by the Founding Fathers.
|
|
Once AI draws up plans for the project at hand, the MIT team and friends execute them.
|
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Daenarys especially has a fleet of ships and a major task at hand: taking over King's landing.
|
|
With that kind of evidence at hand, it's no surprise June believes Serena would save her, too.
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It's time for the pros to put our egos aside and focus on the mission at hand.
|
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Watching the G.O.P. South Carolina debate I got the impression that Trump's exhaustion moment is at hand.
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We're always trying to multitask and we don't give our full attention to the thing at hand.
|
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The terrifying experience revealed a force seemingly ill equipped and poorly trained for the task at hand.
|
|
Wherever conversations regularly kick off by comparing astrological charts, it's useful to have that info at hand.
|
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And one is now at hand, courtesy of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a big charity.
|
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Not to mention there are more important matters at hand, like Barb getting the justice she deserves.
|
|
Just over three-quarters like having so much information at hand, the survey of 1,520 people showed.
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She also just seems to be overwhelmed by the emotional weight of the subject matter at hand.
|
|
Whether it will be as terrifying as Stanley Kubrick's celebrated 1980 film is the question at hand.
|
|
And amid his lengthy response to the controversies at hand, Trump said he was having a blast.
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Maybe this isn't a good idea, wasn't really in the list of options I had at hand.
|
|
On Friday there was evidence that deliverance, in the form of dividends, may be nearer at hand.
|
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However, in 15% of cardiovascular events caused by atherosclerosis, none of these risk factors is at hand.
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I will get to work on [task at hand] and keep you updated as I make progress.
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Occasionally there's a YouTube video or browser-based game to distract me from the task at hand.
|
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And in areas where people may not have a computer at hand, the hub could be vital.
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The goal is to stay present and detach yourself from the insignificant tasks and issues at hand.
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She costumed herself with whatever materials were at hand: toilet seat covers, hand towels, her own scarf.
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I was always able to use my ideal custom-built tools for the exact task at hand.
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In a brief interview in the Capitol, Black said she's solely focused on the task at hand.
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It's important to focus on tasks at hand and not get too bogged down in various projects.
|
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Depending on the issue at hand, doctors can diagnose illness, prescribe medication and talk next best steps.
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Ultimately, the availability of Truvada's generic form specifically may not be the most important issue at hand.
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When they do, simply acknowledge them and try to redirect your attention to the action at hand.
|
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And if there's an agenda at hand, we all need to get wrangled together, like a herd.
|
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They impose rules on counterparties: mortgage insurers, for example, must have over $400m of assets at hand.
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FOR frazzled teachers struggling to decide what to watch on an evening off, help is at hand.
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But if you're still wondering where you'd call home at Hogwarts, the answer is close at hand.
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We should have every confidence that he will investigate the matters at hand with integrity and thoroughness.
|
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The issue at hand with 3D printed guns isn't really that people can make their own guns.
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The issue at hand is that Trump was obstructing justice—Comey's behavior before the inauguration is irrelevant.
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He sided with the conservatives on the immediate matter at hand and let the Pennsylvania map stand.
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Cook posted an open letter on the company's website explaining the issue at hand, and Apple's stance.
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It's also a conversation-ending rejoinder, dismissing the statement at hand as unworthy of engagement or rebuttal.
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An opening of bilateral relations and denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula were the primary topics at hand.
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Cornyn called it a "purely symbolic vote" and said the Senate has more pressing matters at hand.
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We need them to take action at the actual scale and scope of the crisis at hand.
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A new era of economic peace and prosperity between the two superpowers seems to be at hand.
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Shame, like fear, is only very rarely a spur to sober evaluation of the problems at hand.
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This approach is simple and can be implemented quickly and unambiguously once election results are at hand.
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But V.R. doesn't allow you to easily direct your gaze toward anything beyond the media at hand.
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Choose your weapons wisely, and take advantage of their strengths to deal with the situation at hand.
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Was a major upheaval in the Middle East at hand, or was it a highly indirect message?
|
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Understanding the challenges at hand, how can Americans take back control to successfully manage their healthcare expenses?
|
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No one seems to have had an Obamacare-replacement plan at hand that makes even mathematical sense.
|
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But I don't think that's at hand now; the Russians are using that as an international weapon.
|
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The case at hand involves hunting down a famous artist known for her grotesque and macabre paintings.
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However, blaming Twitter is a narrow-minded argument and a misunderstanding of the true problem at hand.
|
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That might not be the most important issue at hand here, but Apple specifically warns against it.
|
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But since this is a Dyer book too, it can't just be about the subject at hand.
|
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Each comes with trade-offs, and cartographers make projection decisions based on the particular tasks at hand.
|
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The commenter's channel could be sparse, out of date or completely unrelated to the topic at hand.
|
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"Do research on the topic at hand; do the prereading; learn everyone's name in advance," Sterling says.
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President Trump tries to make oil pipelines great again; Merrick Garland's replacement is almost at hand; OSCARS.
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For one thing, there's the work really is practically not close at hand, but spread throughout Chicago.
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On the backs of these photographs, he wrote stream-of-consciousness commentary about the scenes at hand.
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Hubei officials, in announcing the lifting of restrictions, acknowledged that normalcy was still not yet at hand.
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Though that was significant to McGraw, she quickly turned the conversation back to the task at hand.
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Verdict: Let this be a lesson to all Bacon hoarders — always keep your Bacon close at hand.
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There are no movie theaters or nightclubs, so people turn to what's at hand for fun — nature.
|
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But, with a global recession at hand, the fundamentals on which value decisions are based will deteriorate.
|
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The case at hand: Devising a new menu for Nahm, the internationally acclaimed Thai fine-dining restaurant.
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"The matter at hand is larger than us and it is larger than Yale," they told Hyperallergic.
|
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We'll probably never have a manicured lawn — just a volleyball net, close at hand, ready to unroll.
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But it is wholly unpersuasive when applied to the history and practice at hand in this case.
|
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If we really want to limit our technology usage, he told Recode, solutions are close at hand.
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"By merely saying incident it leaves viewers confused and doesn't call out the issue at hand appropriately."
|
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While the resolution on NAFTA could be close at hand, any agreement with China appears far off.
|
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He tended to come prepared, data at hand, although he could be prickly and awkward at times.
|
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The majority of the officers commissioned will have jobs that focus on the direct mission at hand.
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The question at hand, of course, is whether Trump will pardon one of his longest-serving advisers.
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To her surprise, she finds herself using the washer-dryer now that it is right at hand.
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To the Editor: I wish your reviewers would keep to the business at hand of reviewing books.
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The larger question at hand is who decides what is worthy of preservation in the first place?
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Having a fast and reliable baby bottle warmer at hand is a must for any new parent.
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I was a local government person so obviously not an expert on the constitutional issues at hand.
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The key matter at hand remains the way forward for the Iran nuclear deal under President Trump.
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The music at hand (and lips) is Strauss's "Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks," with its treacherous horn solo.
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The education department could change that so future probes focus instead on the main complaint at hand.
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James said he will be thinking only of the game at hand, not necessarily getting a sweep.
|
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But deadlines for printing the forms were at hand, and the motives of administration officials remained suspect.
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Defining their crimes as "terrorism" helps disconnect the state's response from the actual criminal behavior at hand.
|
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But the end of the Islamic State's hold on Mosul does not mean peace is at hand.
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I use whatever is at hand — oil, watercolors, gouache or whatever — but I express myself through drawing.
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He can't let his ego go, despite the fact that there are more pressing matters at hand.
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"A bit of fun is good for us all," NERC spokesperson Julia Maddock tweeted back at Hand.
|
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The ornamentation proliferates, including dense borders that often compete with, or meld into, the story at hand.
|
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"The judge says, in open court, that Manafort's lawyers' 'no collusion' 'mantra' was patently ridiculous because it was irrelevant to the charges at hand—not that there was no proof of collusion, just that whether there was or wasn't was irrelevant to the proceedings at hand," Conway said.
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And NATO is invigorated, I believe, and more focused on the task at hand, and on confronting Russia.
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You're too busy focusing on the task at hand to worry about anything else and afterwards you're beat.
|
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The day we have been waiting for is almost at hand, and no, we're not talking about Thanksgiving.
|
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When phones are down and laptops are closed, the team can discuss any issue at hand without distraction.
|
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American businesses disgruntled by what they see as distorted exchange rates may soon have more weapons at hand.
|
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Most questioners seemed to have a better grasp of the issues at hand than the majority of Congress.
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They place the blame very strongly on the person, and give little credit to the situation at hand.
|
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The researchers offered up a few possible scenarios in their paper for what could be at hand here.
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Paying attention to the matters at hand may sound simple, but most Americans aren't doing it, studies show.
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Jammz has all the tools at hand, but he remains, for now, something of an under-appreciated talent.
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To compare HHS to Auschwitz is so deeply problematic and so insensitive to the actual situation at hand.
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Many academics in the field see a border wall as a distraction from the systemic issues at hand.
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Were you thinking about your ancestors, or were you thinking about the enormity of the task at hand?
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But already, the market has shown impatience when it senses Trump is distracted from the job at hand.
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It's difficult to tell what information is purely expositional, and what is pertinent to the mystery at hand.
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The first is to show machine-learning algorithms large sets of data that describe the task at hand.
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When you strap in for a heart check at a medical facility, there's more specialized equipment at hand.
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As far as the incident in the nightclub, Montag believes there were a lot of forces at hand.
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Hot Chocolate Bath Bomb Cupcake, $11-$13, from EtsyThe gift of sweet, sweet relaxation is close at hand.
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But Mr. Amsellem used the Torah — the only defense at hand — to deflect the blade and save himself.
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Mr. Dial made his work from anything at hand, from bits of rope to bones to scrap metal.
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I want to make sure we get the show down, and that's the matter at hand right now.
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It's also about looking at the powerful assets you have at hand and making the most of them.
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All the sumptuous food and expensive wine merely acts as window dressing for the relationship turmoil at hand.
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But the tools De Beers once used to use to prop up prices were no longer at hand.
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But a mobile version close at hand (and available now, if you're Canadian) is reason to get excited.
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Innumerable examples of the hypocrisy involved in Trump attacking the Bidens for foreign business dealings are at hand.
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"Review bombing speaks to a larger movement at hand, which is what I call 'outrage culture,'" he said.
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Tonight, we're mostly concerned with actors, as the ordeal at hand is the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Instead, there are a couple of issues at hand, both of which relate to systemic racism and discrimination.
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Now there are worries that the president's erratic outbursts may end up distracting from the task at hand.
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Reconstruction of ancient DNA sequences typically relies on having data from a closely related living relative at hand.
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Trump wanted to focus on the task at hand -- winning the election -- and didn't want to jinx himself.
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They are the Demogorgons — hidden, stealthy, and dangerous, preying on those who happen to be close at hand.
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With those employment and inflation targets, apparently, at hand, the necessary policy response will push the dollar higher.
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At present, it does not appear as if Netflix has any plans to rectify the issue at hand.
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Late on October 24th 2010 he decided that an eruption was at hand and called for an evacuation.
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Many receive only monthly expenses and a promise of full payment once the job at hand is complete.
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Even with the data at hand, screenshots sometimes matter more than science in the eyes of certain voters.
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The issue at hand was Amazon's ability to generate a profit from a service like this, Reuters said.
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And with the materials at hand, if we get those brigades, we can do a lot of progress.
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The key generates a login code specific to the user and service at hand each time it's pressed.
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It often takes years and requires some soul-searching on the part of the Cool Girl at hand.
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The matters at hand were just a tad more meaty, like the state's response to global terror attacks.
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Now, some surprising figures have come to the fore to voice mass frustration on the issues at hand.
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The tattoo at hand: a piece of the Golden Record from the Voyager's POV, placed on Bush's forearm.
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These principles are grounded in morality, as determined by Judge Hercules, and applied to the case at hand.
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Chad Moeller, a former big league catcher and Tebow's private coach since June, summarized the challenge at hand.
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Sometimes we're so focused on the job at hand that we forget the world just outside the window.
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So it is that the telephone became the smartphone, that near-at-hand portal to the information superhighway.
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The matter at hand is a bitter conflict pitting Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, and Egypt against Qatar.
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It would be properly staffed with experts and former officials who have dealt with the issues at hand.
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In the end, the key question at hand is not about the official platform of the Republican Party.
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I explained the task at hand to a woman helming the tiny speakeasy peephole of a sales window.
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If he can be even more targeted at the task at hand, that's going to make him stronger.
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Gulen appeared frail in the interview, walking with a shuffle, and keeping his longtime doctor close at hand.
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She's polite but firm, and incredibly serious about the task at hand: helping me get rid of shit.
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The topic at hand may or may not have anything to do with K-pop — so, what gives?
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That means there's a market opportunity at hand to do some good and develop potentially game-changing technologies.
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Every one plays very differently, but all of them have grim consequences for the family member at hand.
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Now that we've cleared that up, we can talk about the real subject at hand: Olivia Munn's career.
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Some children look clumsy because they're distracted, not paying attention to the motor — or athletic — task at hand.
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They take pride in using the right tools and tactics for the application, situation, or mission at hand.
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To the Editor: A plea from 33 writers: Please use language that will clarify the issues at hand.
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The condition of the driver's vehicle served only to reconfirm the criminal nature of the events at hand.
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Or more commonly, it doesn't apply when you consider all of the facts of the situation at hand.
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A man who looks the same, on the other hand, is focusing on the important matters at hand.
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There were a lot of political and legal issues at hand, but this was a matter of heart.
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That's the whole idea here, is keep people focused on the mission at hand, which is defeating ISIS.
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Affirmative consent means that all parties to a sexual encounter are on board with the business at hand.
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But he may yet be called upon to do it again—this time with global stakes at hand.
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Asked what his political future might hold, Mr. Tubbs said he was focused on the job at hand.
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We just want to focus in on our job at hand, and that's to get better every day.
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Alternative voices should be welcomed, because, bypassing the mainstream myopia, they help accurately represent the reality at hand.
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The Silicon Valley location, however, makes sure its biggest partners in the emerging space are close at hand.
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The people that make it up are all still discovering, analyzing, and thinking about the game at hand.
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"For the first time, the possibility of peace is really at hand," President Ashraf Ghani told VICE News.
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These kinds of blockchain solutions are much nearer at hand, and they can integrate with existing banking processes.
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Darden says that he never left the community, and it's Cochran who's confused about the situation at hand.
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In fact, the task at hand seemed so daunting we weren't sure it would even last this long.
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The doctor will only have so much time to glance over them before treating the illness at hand.
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But that's why Kobe's the Black Mamba: stone-cold faith and laser focus on the task at hand.
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And how much of a blind eye lawmakers take to the bills at hand isn't a hard science.
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And it might be easier to finally hit the gym when your workout shoes are right at hand.
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However, these yearlong programs are more time-consuming and labor-intensive than the study at hand, she noted.
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My parents instilled in me early the value of hard work and dedication to the job at hand.
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She keeps paperback editions of both books, marked with slips of paper, close at hand to read from.
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But Mr. Trump also delivered a rambling, 75-minute speech that careened away from the matter at hand.
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She has reprimanded them for focusing more on Mr. Howe's crimes than on the actual charges at hand.
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But there is a fundamentally unstable situation at hand when it comes to the broader context, Itani said.
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But in his ruling, Trenga stopped short of applying their proposed solution to the constitutional problem at hand.
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The issue at hand was, in part, early exit polling in 2016 pointing to a win for Clinton.
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Ms. Moore, who wore a sleeveless Givenchy dress made of ostrich feathers, returned to the topic at hand.
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Klopp's mantra is always to focus on the task at hand, to take a season game by game.
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As usual, there is a flurry of reports, and entrepreneurs will declare they have technological solutions at hand.
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Of course, most attendees — estimated at 30,000 by the White House — were focused on the holiday at hand.
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The question at hand was whether Trump should continue as an executive producer on NBC's The Celebrity Apprentice.
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This was a problem, given that the matter at hand was one of her country's gravest peacetime decisions.
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"I believe he wasn't educated on the situation at hand, and he spoke," James said, referring to Morey.
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Yet, for over two weeks, neither side sought to undermine the other by releasing this at-hand information.
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"I will be as focused as I can be on the job at hand tomorrow," James said Wednesday.
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Some would bring an object to draw, others would just take their subject from what was at hand.
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Here are some tips: How to politely discuss political differences: Find common ground on the issue at hand.
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The revolution is at hand, and we must free ourselves of the chains of political and economic slavery.
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Durbin has done it, and it is not productive to solving the problem that we have at hand.
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They acknowledged that some of the terms were distasteful, but they were necessary given the options at hand.
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But they also seemed to suggest that the clock's meager move might have lowballed the risks at hand.
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With winter at hand, the clinic had been administering about 20 flu shots daily, until a shortage struck.
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Back to the matter at hand, details about the new iPhones being revealed in September are somewhat scarce.
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Nor does it save you from a sentimentality that seems almost willfully impervious to the facts at hand.
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He suggests reaching out to your boss and setting up a meeting to discuss the problem at hand.
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Still, others say a permit is useless if it's not followed by funding for the project at hand.
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They had experienced waves of despair and, even now, were skeptical about whether their deliverance was at hand.
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If politics is about winning power through persuasion, much of the art at hand hardly qualifies as political.
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While an important point, this critique has the potential to distract us from the larger problem at hand.
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She's also baking a four-tier wedding cake and manages the tasks at hand like a master juggler.
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Others asked why so much of the focus was on Ms. Maddow and not the subject at hand.
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And regardless of whether the answers are yes or no, there's a bigger question at hand: Should they?
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It doesn't mean policy doesn't matter, it just this move is unlikely to accomplish the task at hand.
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The topic at hand concerned one of Ivanka Trump's projects, the World Bank finance initiative for women entrepreneurs.
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It's messy, and "fun fun fun," as Stevens puts it, but there's also a serious project at hand.
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Beilock has shown that experienced golfers actually do worse when encouraged to focus on the skill at hand.
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Neil Heslin, who lost his six-year-old son to the shooting, is backing the suit at hand.
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The question at hand is whether or not that platform partner can or will be Apple or not.
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When taking in the whole room with an initial glance, the aforementioned themes at hand aren't necessarily intuitive.
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Your perceptiveness has reframed the decision at hand; you're now answering a different moral question, weighing different options.
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In sum, the need, combined with the innovation, may finally mean that market-viable products are at hand.
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Then she steeled herself to the task at hand, much as she did in preparation for a big game.
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The realization of CEO Jeff Bezos' famous vision of an "everything store" suddenly seems a lot nearer at hand.
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And even without the work of social scientists at hand, Nietzsche understood that, in many cases, romantic passion fades.
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I give a lot of credit to Coach and my teammates for staying focused on the task at hand.
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Still, the Pentagon continues to insist all is well — and that Mattis is focused on the task at hand.
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Have your set's included forks at hand, or at the very least the longest dinner forks you can manage.
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That way, you can better understand and approach the situation at hand the next time you experience the story.
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He doesn't want any of the lingering bad feelings with his parents to distract from the matter at hand.
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Travel was one of the few arenas in life where clear and correct direction was so readily at hand.
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" As for "their feelings for Kareem" and the task at hand, Reid said that "they separated those two things.
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So far as I know, all of Zuckerberg's challenges have reflected a sincere interest in the subjects at hand.
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Earlier today, Wasserman Schultz gave a statement to the Fox News Channel that completely avoided the topic at hand.
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The stories are accompanied by a pair of essays that delve into the implications of the topic at hand.
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Some have to pull out then, not allowed to compete unless they're absolutely equipped for the task at hand.
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But given the options at hand, no matter who you think you'd prefer, it's hard not to feel concerns.
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What should worry policymakers is that GP at Hand emerged despite, not because of, the NHS's approach to technology.
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The nuclear issue alone will be the issue at hand, and that's how Trump should want to be measured.
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Despite the challenge at hand, we've scoped out a few on-trend options that work for fit and fashion.
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A solid data pipeline and a domain-specific understanding of the AI business problem at hand is table minimum.
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The exoplanet at hand is called PDS 70c, the second-closest known exoplanet to the parent star PDS 70.
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The doctors and nurses absorbed the news wordlessly, devastated, then returned sadly and silently to their tasks at hand.
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Microsoft announced plans for a May 23 event in Shanghai, but offered few details on the topic at hand.
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They&aposre not arguing it, they&aposre not having the debate to actually talk about the issues at hand.
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Sensing that a historic selfie moment was at hand, they hopped the fence to join him on the track.
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Suitably refreshed for the job at hand, the judging itself was made easy the moment Auðn took the stage.
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The product at hand is, in fact, an egg carton-full of bath bombs — and good ones, at that.
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It wouldn't be impossible to start making some connections, but it would require dedication to the task at hand.
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With no garbage cans at hand, the astronauts also littered the landing site with magazines, cameras, blankets, and shovels.
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There is a bigger problem at hand, and to borrow Silicon Valley parlance, it's a feature, not a bug.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of actor Seth Rogen distract you from the real mission at hand.
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"Flow is a psychological state when you're completely absorbed in the task at hand," sports psychologist Sue Jackson described.
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But we were there to do a job, so we politely declined and focused on the task at hand.
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But instead of leaning towards one, I tend to choose what's right for the moment or task at hand.
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Both place stock in developing mental models of activities, aspiring to an ideal form of the task at hand.
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But like many Olympians before him, he doesn't let the brief tumble discourage him from the duty at hand.
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Johnson understood that the sickness was closer at hand than many of us were ready to suspect back then.
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With no agreement at hand, they decreased the timeframe to a year, before finally proposing a six-month extension.
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More relevant to the issue at hand, case reports of apparently effective, scientifically-reasoned uses of approved drugs abound.
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Often, it comes down to fully focusing on the task at hand, and seeing distractions for what they are.
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In fact, witnesses typically are advised by defense lawyers, prosecutors and judges to stick to the question at hand.
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Images of Iraqis storming Parliament over the weekend made it seem as though a popular revolution was at hand.
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No matter how difficult the task at hand appears to be, the key to managing it is to simplify.
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They would pool money to buy communal guns that they would keep close at hand for fights that escalated.
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"We're constantly bringing in information from clusters of agencies that are relevant to the issue at hand," he continued.
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The title comes from Joyce's "Finnegans Wake": Howe has said that she keeps her mother's copy near at hand.
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Given this alarming set of factors, Casey sought to put the sunniest spin possible on the situation at hand.
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Others could have saved but didn't and are panicking now that the first tuition bill is close at hand.
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And it does so with an energy that's ratcheted up to match the urgency of the task at hand.
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Mental fatigue also makes it harder to focus on tasks at hand, resulting in decreased productivity and work efficiency.
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TV will do what TV does, and will use all the tricks at hand to get people to watch.
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However, they do require a strong commitment to the job at hand and some require an even stronger stomach.
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Two recent articles tried new ways of talking about the emergency at hand, and appeared to resonate with readers.
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Babylon currently works with the U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) on a product known as GP At Hand.
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For this reason we must pray for some moderation and appreciate the signs that it may be at hand.
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Don't watch HBO's excellent Robin Williams documentary, Come Inside My Mind, without a box of tissues close at hand.
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Given the nature of the evidence at hand, it's certainly possible that Kavanaugh is telling the truth about this.
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All of these comments ignore the real issue at hand: Yolanda, why are you embarrassing your kids like this?
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But sometimes the perfect implement is not at hand; we live half an hour from the nearest hardware store.
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There's an elemental, stylized simplicity to his work that focuses attention on the meanings behind the matters at hand.
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Minutes into the final, it's almost silent, as if singing would distract the players from the task at hand.
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Because there is a critical situation at hand regarding the elusiveness surrounding the release date of your next album.
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The familiar tough talk and gallows humor among cops seem achingly poignant when the last days are at hand.
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Fortunately, there's one at hand, and wielding it at this pivotal moment might do good beyond the single issue.
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In a surveillance economy where companies track, analyze and capitalize on our clicks, the issue at hand isn't privacy.
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In fact, there's an extraordinary diversity of solutions to global warming that are at hand, being implemented and scaling.
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All one can do is put one foot in front of the other and address the task at hand.
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This is the issue at hand: The DEA said there's not enough evidence to legally allow widespread public consumption.
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I like a fairly pristine environment, free of clutter, so that I can focus on the task at hand.
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A better solution is at hand: A group of those who know what's going on should come forward together.
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Cordray sometimes wouldn't end a meeting until everyone in the room had weighed in on the matter at hand.
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"He just doesn't really — I don't think in my opinion — understand the information at hand," Mr. Le Blanc said.
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But as you had the next generation readily at hand, Miss Manners would have switched to engaging the children.
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And if they have practical plans to enhance universal mobility, the age of Democratic dominance will be at hand.
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Meanwhile, the fail-safe switch near at hand for Republicans for eight years is no longer there to pull.
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Today's real estate customer has an amazing number of tools at hand to make the process easier for them.
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Or, wait until after class and in the meantime do my best to focus on the task at hand?
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Since stationary was in short supply, he wrote on what was at hand — in this case, a shirt collar.
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Like most iterations of self-care, they shift according to the person in question and the era at hand.
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In both instances, Bryant exhibited disdain rather than anger and kept his concentration on the task at hand: winning.
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We can't know for certain until we examine the matter at hand—until we evaluate the arguments in themselves.
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But the problems extend much further beyond the Greek authorities' failure to react swiftly to the disaster at hand.
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It is concerning that this argument would detract from the real issue at hand: state disinvestment in higher education.
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The topic at hand reportedly concerned one of Ivanka Trump's projects, the World Bank finance initiative for women entrepreneurs.
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We go into the streets to see if a major victory over the militant group is really at hand.
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Seiffert doesn't need to make any explicit pronouncement for a verdict to emerge on the political catastrophe at hand.
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No one picked similarity over relevance when the transformation of journalism began, it was just what was at hand.
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Back to the borough at hand, the Staten Island Museum was revamped and moved to Snug Harbor in 2015.
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Back to the borough at hand, the Staten Island Museum was revamped and moved to Snug Harbor in 2015.
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One Western official said a deal had been nearly at hand but appeared to have been jeopardized by showmanship.
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The question at hand is whether this inclusion and advocacy is reflected among the genre's leaders and gatekeepers today.
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Trade worries had been outweighing other factors before the U.S. and China signaled a deal was close at hand.
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When mothers are close at hand, infants in withdrawal require less medication and fewer costly days in intensive care.
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You may find yourself turning to other texts with determination, stowing away facts, fighting against the book at hand.
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Newman's OwnScore: 13 This one had promising flecks intimating that roasted veggies (and maybe some flavor?) were at hand.
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But it's not long before the initial iciness thaws and everyone's attention is diverted to the pooch at hand.
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But by the week's end, backers of the deal were sounding more confident the breakthrough was finally at hand.
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You have done nothing wrong and yet you areAn all too convenient diversion from the real problems at hand.
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The Graham-Cassidy-Heller-Johnson amendment was irresponsible, harmful and the wrong approach to solving the issue at hand.
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We remain ready and available to discuss with the Polish authorities ways forward to resolving the issues at hand.
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Seal the boxes to the best of your ability with Saran wrap, or something like that—whatever's at hand.
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That, perhaps, explains why heroes tend to make themselves scarce as soon as the job at hand is done.
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Since then he's seemed to focus more on his inaugural crowd size than on the immense job at hand.
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The rally was a convenient venue for Trump to address the matter at hand and let the rhetoric fly.
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Healthy conflict directly and constructively addresses the issue at hand without ignoring or trivializing the needs of either party.
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When you have people come together in a conference room, you want them engaged with the topics at hand.
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But the issue at hand is that the country should not have left the choice up to the individual.
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Stigmatizing black protest in this way deflects attention from the pressing civil rights and social justice issues at hand.
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The question at hand this week: how to stop obsessing about missed opportunities and see rejection as an advantage.
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The disturbing questions at hand: Who knew what, when, and how did the abuse go unpunished for so long?
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At no point has O'Reilly recognized that the racist, dehumanizing institution of slavery is the fundamental issue at hand.
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At issue was a law passed by Congress that was aimed specifically at securing restitution in the case at hand.
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Plenty of filmmakers misuse these elements, failing to make their stories compelling or to properly convey the information at hand.
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The starry night invites to go out and look to the stars, even if you have professional telescopes at hand.
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It's unclear who the guy is, but what's clear is they're VERY thirsty ... judging from the 3 drinks at hand.
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The real question at hand is why Amazon decided to roll back encryption protection for consumers all on its own.
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The lesson here is that your performance and precision will get better when you're focused on the task at hand.
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We just want to have a good time and entertain people while understanding the important issues that are at hand.
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BILA: Yes, I was just going to say that it&aposs funny because of the issue at hand: prison reform.
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Attempting to sort the worthy saved from the unworthy saved is a crass distraction from the real work at hand.
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It's when you're deep in a project, busily ignorant of your surroundings, centered and focused on the task at hand.
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The matter at hand is how long he can keep doing this, as well as how long he wants to.
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"To have that snatched away at the last minute with no other solution at hand was very upsetting," Hansen said.
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Smashing IS will give the lie to its founding myth, that a new God-ordained world order is at hand.
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Clearly none of them thinks peace is at hand; yet none wants to rule directly over millions of restive Palestinians.
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It's only possible because the telescope, floating in low-earth orbit, will be so specific to the task at hand.
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"A workforce that feels insecure and unsafe is a workforce that's not focused on the job at hand," he said.
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During the tests, the jet was piloted remotely, but its operators say their first manned flight is close-at-hand.
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Every character in this episode knows what constitutes appropriate behavior, but they all learned something from the case at hand.
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But the team's timing was on target and they pulled off the task at hand gracefully, although not without pain.
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Supporters say she has steely determination, pays attention to detail and focuses on getting on with the job at hand.
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Machine learning works by giving computers the ability to train themselves, which adapts their programming to the task at hand.
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For Ali Parsa, Babylon's chief executive, GP at Hand is a step towards making primary care more convenient and efficient.
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But Sanders, who raised only primary money, has more cash available for the fight at hand, the new figures show.
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The idea is that if your senses are otherwise occupied, you're less likely to focus on the procedure at hand.
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Forty times the internet mogul told lawmakers he had no answers at hand and would get back to them later.
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The subject at hand was the reporting on Vladimir Putin's spies and Trump's campaign – and the president's rage against it.
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Better treatments for strokes, anoxic or traumatic brain injuries, and more, are closer at hand with this new research tool.
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They're indicative of a lack of confidence in the joke at hand — a blunt reminder that it's time to laugh.
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According to King, the robots are 50 percent more product than people when it comes to the task at hand.
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Now, as a country, we must pool together resources for a swift response to curtail the devastating crisis at hand.
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Professional photographer and DIYPhotography writer John Aldred shared this photo on Facebook; a perfect illustration of the issue at hand.
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In our emails, Vaknin had himself chipped in with a few ideas on how to illustrate the topic at hand.
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And some people were less focused on the pomp and circumstance at hand and more interested in criticizing Gaga's tummy.
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Like those women who came before her, she and her colleagues are proud but focused on the task at hand.
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With little help at hand, poor families are forced to sell off their cattle and other meager assets to survive.
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Eventually, Scott visited Dr. Scott Jacobson, a functional physician who agreed that there were likely many different issues at hand.
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PARSCALE: No, I don&apost think it&aposs about that, and we have to finish the job at hand now.
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Sex and addiction are the escape, but they are also the confusion we experience by avoiding the problem at hand.
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Indeed, Tory's recent response to an organizer's tweet shows just how little understanding he has of the issues at hand.
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In the brief demo Twitter shared, some tweets did reference hashtags related to the event at hand – the Giants vs.
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In case you need yet another reason to put down the hair trimmer, think of the rad organizations at hand.
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In addition, they took tests that measured their problem-solving speed and ability to focus on the task at hand.
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That means they'll need a network to generate that data, one that's highly focused on the specific jobs at hand.
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The show seeks to depict the damage of vile racism while keeping the balm of interracial unity close at hand.
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In analyzing a problem, the solution often lies several steps either in front of or behind the issue at hand.
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After another turbulent week of tweets, threats and tariffs, the markets are finally settling down to the business at hand.
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But for the record, Uber had its own centaur strategy, with a driver at hand in case something went wrong.
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The monumental tasks at hand, as a result of this storm, can only be met by a robust federal response.
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There's nothing more delightful than taking in the cool fall weather with a comforting, hot cup of coffee at hand.
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But the subject at hand may have disappointed those who were hoping for a dramatic broadside against the Trump administration.
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In science an important step forward can be finding a question that can be answered with the data at hand.
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A U.N. Security Council response to the tests has been stalled because of an interpretation of the resolution at hand.
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He sets about tackling the enormous task at hand: overcoming his discomfort with unraveling complicated truths, both personal and political.
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The issue at hand though, isn't whether or not Twitter is addressing the prevalence of fake news on its platform.
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I'm sure that's a wildly oversimplified version of the task at hand, but maybe it's a decent place to start.
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Big sister, Kim, is there the whole time — doing what sisters do best: poke fun at the situation at hand.
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If you haven't prepared yourself properly, taken the day off work and stocked up on Budweiser, help is at hand.
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It seems unlikely that the club's offensive problems can be solved from within the organization given the resources at hand.
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You know it's bad when your own child realizes you might be overreacting to the racially charged situation at hand.
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But, given the first rule, its leaders would have to truly believe the end of their regime was at hand.
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Mija isn't on HOWSLA, the label's new compilation, but sets like hers anticipate the mindset of the project at hand.
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It's clear that Andrew doesn't regret what he put Olivia through, but there's also a more personal issue at hand.
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Be mindful of pointing out inconsistencies and errors to the detriment of the overall objective of the task at hand.
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Unlike some songwriters who have been dubbed poets of their generations, Cohen penned exceptional verses without an instrument at hand.
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The theory of conspiracy was ready at hand and in one way or another it was invoked as an explanation.
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The girls seems completely unfazed by all the activity around them, though, and focused intently on the task at hand.
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Leaders in both parties, however, painted a less rosy picture of the meeting and said no agreement was at hand.
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Compromise when necessary and when acceptable, and stick to your guns when the issue at hand matters most to you.
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Whether the subject was pork loin or marriage, the topic at hand seemed less important than the state of togetherness.
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But let's say that in the instance at hand, there turned out to be no relevant or convincing extenuating circumstances.
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No government official's military background, no matter how honorable, makes him immune to criticism, especially given the subject at hand.
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But his workmanlike absorption in the task at hand is precisely what makes this movie fascinating as well as moving.
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There, the only goal is to ambush the enemy and "own the libs" through whatever means are presently at hand.
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With this paper, the journal said the problem was the peer "experts" didn't know enough about the subject at hand.
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When asked about its boss's ambitions, Mr. Pruitt's staff emphasizes that he is focused only on the job at hand.
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But all of these references ultimately ask the audience to step outside the movie at hand, just a little bit.
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A national crisis is at hand, except it has nothing to do with social services or education or income inequality.
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The president later left the Oval Office without signing the executive orders at hand and dodged questions about Flynn's request.
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He kissed her picture and said a silent prayer before banishing the memory once more for the task at hand.
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At one point, Stamets snaps at his crew members to move quickly, emphasizing the urgency of the retrofit at hand.
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He had been there for the celebration at hand — the birthday party of a social-media influencer and creative consultant.
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"The government has not been helping us, so we are left with the devices we have at hand," he said.
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They're about how their plots are recounted, using the tools of the medium at hand, whether it's prose or cinema.
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For today's teenagers, smartphone in pocket, all the web's porn (hardcore or soft, trafficked or consensual) is, literally, at hand.
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Whatever happens today, whatever joy or misery, misstep or hilarity, try to practice radical acceptance of the situation at hand.
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Familiarize yourself with the resources at hand to combat online bullying, and report offenders as often as you need to.
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Then, maybe, you mixed together the salad ingredients a little too energetically, being overly animated from the conversation at hand.
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He didn't seem to fit in any of the diagnostic boxes they had at hand — until a new clue emerged.
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But with the midterms so close at hand, the President is turning the rhetoric WAY up to make that point.
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The case at hand concerning Young has not reached a final judgment and will continue to percolate in lower courts.
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Iowa is always a momentum state — it's important because it's first, not because there are that many delegates at hand.
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He studied biology as an undergraduate and architecture in graduate school, and seems perfectly suited to the job at hand.
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The liberal millennium was upon us as the year 2000 dawned; fifteen years later, the autocratic apocalypse is at hand.
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As soon as you're done with the task at hand, disengage and stay out of that person's line of sight.
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Bernie Sanders is right to be concerned — let's just make sure to remain focused on the real issues at hand.
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The giving season is at hand and the holidays hold the promise of families having more time to spend together.
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With Hillary Clinton vanquished, Mr. Trump trained his ire on the ripest adversary at hand, the "left-wing" news media.
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In the death cult of apocalyptic jihad, the final battle between the righteous and the wicked is nearly at hand.
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A new window of opportunity may be at hand for cooperation between the commercial space interests of the two governments.
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Somehow they had coaxed water up through this jury-rigged system — Mosul MacGyvers making use of the tools at hand.
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He aims not just to solve the cases at hand, but to change the way people think about the law.
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There is important business at hand, and it requires we have a full and confirmed Supreme Court to address it.
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The legal issues at hand are complex, notes Smith, the lawyer with Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
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If Congress repeals the BCA without establishing alternative budget controls, however, the path to poverty will be close at hand.
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Without them, we assumed, we'd exist in an Arcadian state of natural concentration and absorption in the task at hand.
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