I'll be glad, and I think everyone else will be glad, when it's over.
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"If this happens, we will be glad to participate and I will be glad to take part in this event," he said.
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" Bookout shoots back, "Just be glad I have any on!
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You'll be glad to see a sidewalk when it's over.
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When the unexpected happens, you may be glad you did.
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We would be glad to help you with your concern.
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If you're intrigued, you'll be glad you bought my collection.
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I'd be glad to teach you how to say zebra.
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When the going gets tough, you'll be glad you did.
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I'm not unhappy, but I'll be glad when it's over.
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Even better, Minnis may not be glad of this review.
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"I'd be glad to give him a tour," she said.
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"I'd be glad to pull an Ina Garten," he said.
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I will be glad to see the back of it.
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"Spain, however, may be glad to stem the flow of British pensioners to the economy, whilst Germany may be glad to see greater immigration from Eastern Europe and to repatriate some of its own workforce."
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I'll be glad to be back to my normal routine tomorrow.
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The next time there's flooding, you might be glad you did.
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But once you do, you'll be glad you took the plunge.
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This is one forecast it would be glad to get wrong.
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Surely Democrats would be glad to see the back of him.
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You just gotta pray and be glad that he is safe.
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Be glad we're just dealing with the CGI parodies for now.
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And we'll always be glad we had a moment like this.
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If she did, The Economist would be glad to endorse her.
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Be glad that not every company is a cash-burning machine.
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I know in a couple months I'll be glad I did.
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Anyone would be glad to have so soulful a fellow around.
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We shall be glad to have you and you'll enjoy it.
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With a love like that, you'd think he would be glad.
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"I'll be glad when this crap is over," he told me.
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Who can say when it will be glad, confident morning again?
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But just be glad he seems to have absorbed the lesson.
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If it is true, we'll be glad to have Gendry back.
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I should be glad, I tell myself, that she is growing.
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Now quit beating yourself up and be glad you learned something.
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Just be glad The Office is on YouTube and not paper view.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Traders will be glad to see the back of 23.
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I'm sure my neighbors will be glad when this tester goes home.
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If today's news is accurate, he'll certainly be glad he did.[CNN]
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Many—particularly on the left—will be glad to see him go.
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I'll be glad to keep using them until I find something better.
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Be glad you are not hard wood yourself and can hear it.
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When summer kicks in, you'll be glad to have this with you.
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I even know that I'll be glad I did it right afterward.
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Or it won't — but you may still be glad you tried it.
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Once you push past your initial discomfort, you'll be glad you did.
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You'll be glad to know that we've done the legwork for you.
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When it comes, we'll be glad to have a program in place.
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Whether he "looks" black or not, I'll be glad to claim him.
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Be glad you weren't driving in 28, when that figure was 21960.
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You'll be glad you did if it keeps your key accounts safe.
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After spending a night here, I think you'll be glad you did.
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But here's a twist: you should be GLAD it'll never happen again.
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Eat immediately, and be glad you're not standing out in the rain.
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Some European leaders, of course, will be glad to see her go.
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Watch literally any movie nominated here, and you'll be glad you did.
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I had assumed he'd be glad to be rid of someone so flawed.
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Just be glad that the batteries aren't catching fire and burning cars down.
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I'm almost done and then I'll be glad to give you the floor.
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Electric-car enthusiasts — at least well-moneyed ones — will be glad he did.
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Either way, you'll be glad you aren't finding love on Love Is Blind.
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All things considered, let's just be glad toddlers are too young to drink.
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I am sure the portable restroom company would be glad to provide it.
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Although maybe I should be glad I'm not racking up points too quickly.
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You have to be glad to see the kit man in the morning.
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Its investors will be glad of the generously priced exit offered by Walmart.
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"If he calls me, I'd be glad to meet with him," Shelby said.
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You'll be glad to know, then, that we've done most of the legwork.
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Charles Lane: Progressives should be glad they lost the Supreme Court gerrymandering case.
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Would the public be glad the EPA was finally out of our hair?
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Regardless, Carolyn Dunn would be glad to teach you how to eat mindfully.
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If not, you may be glad that each letter has a crossing word.
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But I'd be glad to make give someone strength, just by being me.
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Bejsovec said that many brokers would be glad to meet with potential interns.
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My Daddy kind of let on that he'd be glad when they left.
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"I think they would be glad that something they planted survived," he said.
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You'll be glad you did when you have to edit your clips later.
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But it will be fantastic poured over breakfast, and you will be glad.
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Director Tate Taylor said he would be glad if the film empowers women.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin may be glad when she goes, as well.
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I would also be glad to serve in the military for my country.
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"We proceed from the fact that the U.S. president in a telephone conversation ... made such an invitation, said he would be glad to see [Putin] in the White House, would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," Lavrov said.
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"We'll be glad to host Bernie Sanders here again on the kibbutz," he said.
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"Imma be glad when both y'all stop calling each other about me!" she wrote.
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Take it from a self-proclaimed creature of habit: you'll be glad you did.
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I'd be glad to, I told him, but I thought Mr. Simpson was guilty.
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Check out Chad's ride below ... and for once be glad you're not Gronk's friend.
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"The countries that do it first will be glad they did it," he said.
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Please send friend requests only to friends who will be glad to get them.
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But fans of Sweethearts might be glad that the candy isn't available this year.
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Let our company solve this MISUNDERSTANDING, we would be Glad to help you out.
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You need things like that to be glad to wake up in the morning.
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"Be glad there's been a cultural shift in favor of graffiti," he told VICE.
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You'll be glad you did when you wake up feeling fresh as a daisy.
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We've got space for a few more people, and you'll be glad we do.
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It's thoughtful, sweet, and something they'll be glad to have for years to come.
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And we'll be glad to show it to you when -- when we unveil it.
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You must be glad you're not China's minister of international trade this morning, sir.
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She would be glad to avoid dealing with a snow-covered car in winter.
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While nobody elected Mr. Cook to protect our privacy, we should be glad someone is.
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To which I say, don't be sad that it's over — be glad that it happened!
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Eventually, they will come to fruition, and you will be glad you maintained your discipline.
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Ms Lagarde will probably be glad to have a more conciliatory German at the ECB.
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Just be glad that when it does bloom, you won't be there to smell it.
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The next time you're feeling sorry for yourself, just be glad you're not Stephanie McMahon.
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You'll be glad you did, and so will your readers who can't see the display.
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Mr Eka may well be glad of the chance to sit still for a while.
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" He added, "I would be glad to tell him exactly what I just told you.
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He would certainly be glad that I was all ready to go — very grown-up.
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As a novelist, I can only be glad for an opportunity to learn a verse.
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Give yourself a head start, and in a year's time, you'll be glad you did.
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As everybody, incl people, will be glad to see the last of this hapless Adm.
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"In the long run, we're going to be glad we fixed those things," Hasset said.
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FJM seems to be glad the song didn't pass muster; it "would've sucked," he said.
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You don't have to watch "America to Me." But you'll be glad if you do.
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"I would be glad to tell him exactly what I just told you," Trump responded.
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Maybe I'd have trouble doing so, and would be glad to have a safety net.
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The pro is back tomorrow and I'm sure we'll all be glad to see her.
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But whatever you have, you'll be glad you have it when the Big One hits.
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Based on the rave reviews on every corner of the internet, you'll be glad you did.
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When and if that happens, I think you'll be glad you didn't blow up the relationship.
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They will doubtless be glad to do so—but they will get a very different experience.
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As everybody, incl [American] people, will be glad to see the last of this hapless Adm.
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And you'll be glad to hear that there's not a single apocalyptic sky beam in sight.
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It's a debate-within-the-debate both Warren and Sanders will be glad to take on.
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As everybody, incl people, will be glad to see the last of this hapless Adm. pic.twitter.
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But if you use any of Google's G Suite products, you'll be glad you read this.
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But you'll be glad to know there are some easy ways to keep everything on track.
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Don't make a fuss and be glad the majority allows you to keep what you have.
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If you pay, both of us will be glad, and every one goes to his work.
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We should be glad to hear stories about politicians meeting for dinner despite their many disagreements.
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I'll be glad when June arrives and we can buy local kale, romanesco broccoli, and more.
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And be glad that he could make you laugh even without saying or singing a word.
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Chyna will be glad to know that Kardashian's phone was disconnected soon after her tweet, E!
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Welch: I'd be glad to have the person who started it all come in and testify.
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If you think your neighborhood is getting pricey, just be glad you don't live in Westwood.
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In a confused, fractured world, Facebook would be glad to stick to a single global standard.
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And when you see people struggling in non-athletic shoes, you'll be glad you dressed appropriately.
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She might look a little disappointed, but no doubt in her heart she will be glad.
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Physicians for a National Health Program, on whose board I sit, would be glad to oblige.
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You should be glad you don't know who ... He was a Vine star at first, right?
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"In some way, perhaps we have to be glad not knowing the complete story," he added.
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"He said something to the effect of 'Be glad you didn't buy it,'" Ms. Turner said.
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Whether Starbucks investors should be glad or nervous about Ackman's big bet is up for debate.
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As everybody, incl [American] people, will be glad to see the last of this hapless Adm.
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"Very concerned about @abhilashtomy's injuries and will be glad when assistance can reach him," he said.
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Mostly, as a parent, you should be glad and proud if your child is a reader.
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Either you'll be glad you did or, keeling over suddenly, you won't be out anything. ♦
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But for now we should be glad that it's at least happening at the local level.
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READ: Putin still has the upper hand in Syria, and Trump's team probably know that "The U.S. president in a telephone conversation... said he would be glad to see [Putin] in the White House, would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," Lavrov said.
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Nintendo SNES Classic owners should be glad to learn that more games aren't out of your reach.
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I never thought I'd be glad to see (NASCAR Vice Chairman) Mike Helton, but this is cool.
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Curto will get through the month just fine, but he'll be glad when the Olympics are over.
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You can also tip us with a detailed message, and we'll be glad to update this post.
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Then again, maybe I should be glad South Park: The Fractured But Whole forgot I was there.
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Audiences in search of a fun night at the theatre will be glad they took the bait.
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They should be glad that the chore of censorship never ends, on June 4th or any day.
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And like many Americans, most of the group said they'll be glad once the election is over.
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As everybody, incl 🇺🇸 people, will be glad to see the last of this hapless Adm. pic.twitter.
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Just be glad it happened, and let's figure out what it means for the AR/VR industry.
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And we will be glad to let you know which is which- just like we always have.
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If so, the Fed will be glad to have provided a (minor) prophylactic boost to the economy.
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If you've ever used an IBM/Lenovo keyboard, you'll be glad to see the signature keyboard too.
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If anything, we should be glad that guy in the audience managed to yell a little bit.
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It's the sports reaction you never thought you'd need ... but you'll be glad you watched, trust us.
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We should all be glad that he changed his mind, but ought he be congratulated for this?
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Maybe, but this one will make them laugh so hard that they'll probably be glad you did.
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This slim collection of 17 short stories is stuffed with them, and you'll be glad for it.
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"We can't be glad that we were right all along," said Raimundas Karoblis, the Lithuanian defense minister.
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If the bubble bursts, they will be glad of the diversification provided by their investment banking operations.
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"I would be glad to tell him exactly what I just told you," Trump told a reporter.
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But there isn't any team, anywhere, that would be glad to see the Jazz in the postseason.
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As everybody, incl 🇺🇸 people, will be glad to see the last of this hapless Adm. pic.twitter.
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These burgers are saucy minxes that will explode all over your clothes, and you'll be glad, so glad.
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"Everybody, including [the American] people, will be glad to the see last of this hapless [Administration]," it read.
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Rather, it's like having a guardian on your wrist — you'll be glad it's there if anything bad happens.
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And if you think your taxes are complicated, be glad (on one level) that you're not Meghan Markle.
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I'm just going to meet with a bunch of artists, who will probably be glad-- the airship shook.
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Doom VFR really shouldn't be a thing, but virtual reality early adopters can be glad that it is.
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" He wrote that he'd be glad to just be himself again, adding "PS: This is not a joke.
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So go, grab as many bags as you can online for just $3.99 — you'll be glad you did.
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Shares in energy suppliers fell a bit when the plan was announced, but actually investors should be glad.
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If you're looking for more Deadpool, you'll be glad to hear that a sequel has already been greenlit.
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You have first, election campaign — and we'll be glad it's over in two weeks, and it's been tough.
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JIMMY HASLAM: Yeah, 713-- BECKY QUICK: 703 p-- WARREN BUFFETT: But I'd be glad to make it 212020.
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Be glad that a show this confident in its own black beauty exists to briefly light the way.
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I guess we should just be glad he didn't ask for a rebate while he was at it.
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Anyone who likes their wired headphones will be glad to know the Galaxy S10 has a headphone jack.
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Whenever the game is played, the Cubs will be glad to have Kyle Schwarber as the designated hitter.
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If we can get out of paying taxes I'd be glad to put up a Wi-Fi network.
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Mostly just be glad you no longer have to settle for Oliver Stone's version of the Snowden story.
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" The 100-page booklet is titled "Rejoice and Be Glad; On the Call to Holiness in Today's World.
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But, roughly half of people surveyed by Accenture said they'd be glad to give and receive secondhand things.
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Israel declined to comment, but a former Israeli official said his country would be glad Badreddine was dead.
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But for the economy's sake, we should be glad that the president's budget has no shot at passage.
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" He said of Mr. Mueller, "I would be glad to tell him exactly what I just told you.
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So we should be glad to have all these local takes on the ethics of biometric data use.
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If that's the case, you'll be glad to know that generally speaking, you don't have to accept it.
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But you'll be glad to know there's a happy ending in store, and it happens to involve music.
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At some point, we'll be glad everyone has stopped holding back their feelings about diversity conflicts in tech.
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Even if your home survives intact, someone on your block might be glad you have materials to share.
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But those in the business of producing autonomous cars will be glad there are finally goalposts and support.
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Because when hackers hijack the elevator to your high-rise apartment, you'll be glad you can take the stairs.
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Take a few moments to review your account recovery options, and one day you might be glad you did.
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GRAHAM: I will be glad to share that with you but I want to say something very important here.
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Offer to promote their study to your audience, and often they'll be glad to give you a much-coveted .
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But you'll probably be glad you bought one for your car's glovebox the next time you find yourself stranded.
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The brickbuilding obsessives will be glad to know he documented the entire construction of his plane, mistakes and all.
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If that sounds delicious to you (???), then you'll be glad to hear that the Soylent bar is now shipping.
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I will be glad to help you solve any work-related problems, but the personal quarrels must stop now.
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Even if you're just in it for the commercials and halftime show, you'll be glad you upgraded to 4K.
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"Don't feel bad if you can't sing along / Just be glad you got the whole wide world," she sang.
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The Kremlin later revealed that Putin also "would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," Reuters reported.
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If they are Russian, we'll be glad we took action now rather than kicking the can down the road.
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Peter Welch hits back: 'I'd be glad to have the person who started it all come in and testify.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsSopranos superfans will be glad to know that the mafia is still alive and well—sort of.
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But you will be glad to know that the pound of peaches will cost you just $1.40 in Savannah.
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The faithful will be glad to hear that there's a Da Vinci Code-esque background to Robert Langdon's mission.
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We can be glad she didn't abandon it completely, and has been slowly composing these mature and soulful stories.
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Once your mouth cools, you'll be glad to know hot red peppers might be associated with a longer life.
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The moral of the story: be glad your brain can construct emotions, despite how overwhelming they may sometimes be.
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When it works, your boss will be glad you took the initiative and may give you more future responsibility.
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I say, go girl," Ms. Blanchard said, before quickly adding, "We'd be glad for her to do it again!
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Still, neither Joe Biden nor Bernie Sanders have campaigned here this year, and neither will be glad-handing Tuesday.
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And you'll be glad for the shoes' cushiony treads as you make the rounds of museums, monuments and restaurants.
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There is no restaurant where I'd be glad to see littlenecks steamed with way too much stale, acrid garlic.
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Regardless of the outcome, the poll suggests Americans will be glad to support a public report on Mueller's findings.
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But her collection was filled with pieces you would be glad to own, their proportions ever so slightly improved.
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If you're wondering what I'm asking in return, dear, you'll be glad to know that my demands are small.
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You'll get these set up quickly, and you'll be glad to have a few of these great utility pieces.
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You'll also be glad to know that it is constructed from BPA-free plastic and made in the USA.
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I'm not sure why Amazon even wanted to make it, but serious cord cutters will be glad the company did.
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If that Medicare Advantage Plan you picked isn't working out, you'll be glad to know you get a do-over.
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If you think it's cold where you live today, just be glad you're not at the summit of Mount Washington.
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Let's just be glad that no matter how long ago they were made, Drake's sadboy tweets will always be relatable.
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"He will say what he wants to say and I will certainly be glad to listen," McCain said Tuesday. Sen.
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Nonetheless Mr Hammond will be glad that he can increase spending if need be and still meet his fiscal goal.
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But maybe you are not a frequent flier (be glad and rejoice) or don't care to go through that process.
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A breakthrough may not be imminent, but thousands of coughing, wheezing sufferers would be glad to hear some good news.
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These are the shows and movies you might not immediately think to click on, but will be glad you did.
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This explains his effectiveness, which America's diplomats, craving relevance after the ravages of Mr Tillerson's tenure, will be glad of.
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The treasure had to be something valuable enough that our grown-up selves would be glad to have it back.
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The commission's questions are fair and we will be glad to assist in offering our thoughts on these important matters.
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If you're a fan of Chrome extensions, then you'll be glad to hear that they're heading to Microsoft's Edge browser.
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Many times, I felt like I should just take what was offered to me and be glad I got anything.
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I will follow up with you on the exact financing," he said, adding he would "be glad to find out.
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Then you'll be glad to hear that you weren't imagining the crazy chemistry between Brienne of Tarth and Tormund Giantsbane.
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Traditional stock investors may be taking a beating, but they should be glad they didn't put their money in cryptocurrencies.
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That's usually a question that drives Edie crazy, so she'll be glad to hear that you asked that of me.
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I should be glad that it keeps "Alexa" clean and protected, but I cannot overlook the amount of waste created.
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" But then she continued: "If he gets through O.K. he'll have some understanding that he may be glad for later.
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You'll be glad to know, then, that the Big Barker bed features a removable microfiber cover that is machine-washable.
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Instead, chances are they will be glad-handing at coffee shops in Ames, Iowa, or taverns in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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I say to my colleague, I'd be glad to have the person who started it all come in and testify.
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"The American people should be glad it's there and proud of it, and the rest is just lying and noise."
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"We proceed from the fact that the U.S. president in a telephone conversation...made such an invitation, said he would be glad to see (Putin) in the White House, would then be glad to meet on a reciprocal visit," said Lavrov, according to a transcript of an interview with RIA on the foreign ministry website.
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Clinton supporters will be glad to know that the pop star's outfit was inspired not by Nazis but by Michael Jackson.
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But you'll be glad you bought the fan once you wander down the hall into the stuffier section of the building.
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By the end of the "Flags," John is telling Toby he should be "glad" his mother was murdered by his father.
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You could die tomorrow, man, are you going to be glad to put off working on your masterpiece for a day?
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While both were cups we'd be glad to add to our kitchen collections, they were only available on the west coast.
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It will be glad to turn the keys over to the Trump administration to reckon with the policy consequences of that.
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It is far later than it should have been, but we will be glad to welcome him home with open arms.
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You may disagree with the list, and I will be glad to meet you in the lightsaber arena of your choosing.
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"Britney Spears is certainly very attractive," he said, adding that he would be glad to see her show in Las Vegas.
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With the work of peeling out of the way, you will be glad to know that the mash comes together quickly.
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Winter sports enthusiasts will be glad to know the home is located near a private entry to the Big Mountain slopes.
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I once thought I'd be glad never to see "Thou Swell" again; Ms. Reichlen had made me eager to do so.
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He was sweltering in the summer heat, but before the day was over, he would be glad he had done so.
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"I kind of invaded on someone's private moment, but I'm hoping now that they might be glad I did," she said.
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While I do feel better for having written all this down, I would still be glad to have a professional opinion.
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Even though you'll probably be glad you're not part of this particular family, they will grab your attention and your heart. ●
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But it's work perfectly suited to a US Secretary of State, and we should be glad he is taking it on.
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We are going to survive, and when we do, we'll really be glad to have those canned tomatoes and dried pasta.
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Some part of Grafton will be glad to cap her pen at the end of this series with the next book.
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If ATMs and credit card readers shut down during a winter storm, you'll be glad to have cash at the ready.
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Certainly, fossil fuel refiners and chemical manufacturers will be glad to say goodbye to the Chemical Safety Board for several reasons.
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"Rudy, if you want to come and tell us what you found, I'll be glad to talk to you," Graham said.
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People on both sides of the aisle should be glad that Trump decided to adopt the cause -- and not crush it.
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And if you haven't been introduced to spicy soft tofu stew, you'll be glad you made the trip to H-Mart.
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But true fans will be glad to know there are plenty of places on Earth that can feel just as foreign.
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So, it may be a(n extra) pain to get an appointment with your doc, but you'll be glad you did it.
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Either way, fans will be glad to know that at least This Is Us won't torture us when it returns mid-season.
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In the meantime, Benioff and Weiss should be glad Khal Drogo no longer has access to his troops — or his sharp props.
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"I thought, Oh, I'll be glad to get home to Louisville," said Reynolds, president and CEO of the nonprofit Louisville Urban League.
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However, as with many major events, anyone can sail through this transition with proper planning and be glad they made the change.
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Ugh, can't these Stark kids at least pretend to get along for a few minutes so we can be glad they've reunited?
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Aficionados will be glad that other features, such as a remote-control panel with multiple buttons and anatomical diagrams, remain the same.
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"I've got legislation protecting Mr. Mueller, and I'd be glad to pass it tomorrow," Graham told the ABC News "This Week" program.
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Even if your day gets totally messed up, you'll be glad to have the backup apparel, gear, and healthy snacks on deck.
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"I'd be glad to have the person who started it all," he told the Ohio Republican from across the committee hearing room.
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Well, it's easier said than done, but you and your guests (save for unsavory primordial biological lifeforms) will be glad for it.
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I'm confident some children's birthday party company, somewhere, would be glad to have Sean Spicer on board as their official Easter Bunny.
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But also, sure, Apple would be glad to sell you some services that you can access on devices made by other companies.
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Others said they would be glad for a visit from Mr. Trump, including Rabbi Jeffrey Myers of the Tree of Life synagogue.
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And boy, I'm going to be glad to meet with some voters and have a cup of coffee with them this morning.
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Here's one reason to be glad you live where you live: Single-digit temperatures and mounds of snow are pummeling the Northeast.
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When this is over, and the markets begin to stabilize, you'll be glad you had the opportunity to participate in the recovery.
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Bejsovec said that many brokers would be glad to meet with potential interns, and that it could pay off with your application.
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Now, if the people can't swim here, they'll be glad to swim at the beaches of Cape Cod, the Hamptons, Long Island.
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Given its collapsing Mideast clout, particularly with its Kurdish allies, the United States will be glad it killed Baghdadi when it did.
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They began texting again just after 11 P.M. He told her that he would be glad to welcome her and her friends.
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We should be glad that outside thinkers challenged the consensus, and we should welcome continuing challenges to what scientists are saying today.
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Just be glad it's not 2008, when the ceremony was shortened to an hour-long press conference due to the Writers Guild strike.
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And iPhone 6S/6S Plus users will be glad to know that they can use 3D touch to preview links sent within messages.
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It's a simple process — and if you're sick of feeling sick after a scroll through your timeline, you'll be glad you did it.
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Although Ms Sharapova should be glad to avoid facing her longtime nemesis this season, she would do well to emulate her rival's resilience.
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Parents will also be glad to know that, unlike Pokémon Go, Pokémon Playhouse won't have kids begging for money for in-app purchases.
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Mr Modi will at least be glad that, unlike after his airstrikes against Pakistan, no one is questioning whether he hit the target.
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If you don't have one, surely you know someone who would be glad to pass off their responsibility to you for an afternoon.
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Image: NASAJupe-enthusiasts will be glad to know we'll be getting a lot more info back before Juno's mission ends in February 2018.
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"We cannot be glad about the situation, when relations between our partners are getting worse," Lavrov said, according to Russian state-run media.
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Call Me By Your Name will thrill you and it will devastate you, and when it's all over, you'll be glad it happened.
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While we'll be glad to help her every time (right guys?), having Alexa around will be a life saver with those daily tasks.
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But for now let us congratulate Eddie Alvarez on his greatest achievement yet, and be glad that he silenced his detractors so emphatically.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told CNN he'd be glad to testify on the Cambridge Analytica data breach and now he's getting his wish.
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In theory, it would be glad to source more parts from within the UK and Brexit provides an opportunity to do just that.
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When you hear back from your friend a few minutes or hours later, you'll be glad you took a moment to say hi.
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Owners of the DJI Spark will be glad to know they now have a little more functionality with their palm-sized selfie drone.
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Older Americans may be glad to know that Medicare generally will cover the cost of testing for the new coronavirus, or COVID-19.
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Papa John's board would be glad if Lynch is as successful as another Taco Bell veteran was at reviving a troubled restaurant franchise.
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"If the templates can help a few people do that right now, I'll be glad I still had them," she told Business Insider.
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In such a congested area, you'll be glad for a hotel that offers the chance to explore on foot rather than by car.
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The coronavirus provides "a good excuse to do something that even when the panic abates, you'll be glad you'll have done," Kade says.
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But if any of the editors or reporters at The Times need help on a wildfire story, I'll be glad to help out.
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The grill looks great when closed and at rest, so you'll be glad to have it there on your patio, porch, or deck.
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If an unexpected expense were to arise, such as a medical emergency, you will be glad you invested more into your retirement accounts.
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By the end of it all, you'll be glad Camp Redwood isn't a real place one could accidentally stumble upon in their travels.
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That might not mean much to you, but if any jargon-crazed biologists are reading this, they'll be glad I'm making this distinction.
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When Pascrell said he doubted she read the bill, Black countered that she only just received it and would be glad to recess.
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It skates close to an admission that Xinjiang is indeed under iron-fisted rule, and that the world should be glad of it.
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"Indiana Republicans should be glad there's a primary, because Luke Messer is a flawed candidate that needs the primary," the Rokita ally said.
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The same applies to Democratic bigwigs; this is finally a moment where conservatives can be glad they're outnumbered 10-to-1 in Hollywood.
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Those who see Trump's impeachment as a partisan stunt against an unpopular president will be glad that House leaders are considering this move.
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And we can at least be glad that Abrams has not indulged his worst mystery box tendencies, the ones he is famous for.
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If a storm knocks out power and your bank's ATMs aren't accessible, you might be glad to have cash for a few days' expenses.
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Drivers uninterested in stomach-churning track expeditions will be glad to know that Polestar's first fully electric car is a useful, family-friendly sedan.
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And we'll be glad for that if the Land of Always Winter spreads south once the Army of the Dead goes beyond the Wall.
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There have been a few AirPod deals in the past few weeks — and if you missed them all, you may be glad you did.
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"I'll be glad to put it behind me and I feel like I really learned a lot about myself in this year," she said.
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Sessions: Well, we can, we'd be glad to work at that, and actually, to keep them as close as possible, and then they're deported.
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Because there are so many cat food bowls to choose from, you'll be glad to know that we've done all the research for you.
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However, if someone can point out other specific areas that restrict lending, he said he'd be glad to say maybe it should be changed.
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But given the chance (and a gift certificate from you) they'll print giant versions of their favorite shots and be glad they did it.
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There's something: Rebic busts in, catches a lead ball and rips a shot back across that Lloris will be glad to have pushed over.
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If that world does arrive, the people who re-upped their flood insurance at the first sign of rain will be glad they did.
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These are all good and reasonable correctives to a particularly exhausting brand of coolness that we should all be glad is dead or dying.
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But they can be glad they're not Dr. Rick Dagless, MD, star of a ludicrously awful TV series from (fictional) horror author Garth Marenghi.
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But they can be glad they're not Dr. Rick Dagless, MD, star of a ludicrously awful TV series from (fictional) horror author Garth Marenghi.
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There are worse things than a thrice-daily reminder to be glad for freedom, and to meditate on where people still haven't been freed.
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If that's the case, you'll be glad to know that there are more options than ever to watch football over-the-air and online.
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Q. & A. If you're having a hard time of it during this sweltering season, just be glad you didn't live in London in 1858.
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As a long-term investor, Buffett told CNBC he would be glad to buy five-year "puts" (downside bets) on all of the cryptocurrencies.
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People think when they own a house or make a child or arrive as a someone in their something they'll be glad and big.
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If you're an OLED TV user then you'll be glad to know that Microsoft is also improving its screen-dimming feature to prevent screen ghosting.
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If you can find a way to wait a couple of months before dropping serious coin on a new clamshell, you'll be glad you did.
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Travelers will be glad to see a suitcase on the list, and there's finally a receipt for all those meals you need to expense, too.
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Tile Bluetooth trackers are something you probably won't rely on most of the time, but you'll be glad to have one when you need it.
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His campaign has said they would be "glad to donate the three donations worth $2700 out of nearly $40 million received since launch," ABC reported.
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I guess we should be glad it was only a Twitter war, because In a few months, he could have control of the armed forces.
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The boys are very happy with the news, and I know the dog will be glad to see one of his favorite people as well!
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The letter goes on to say that after "special arrangements" have been made, he'll be glad to travel to the US to give his evidence.
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When you no longer have the persistent pain or redness of a series of cystic bumps throbbing under the skin, you'll be glad you did.
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I'm the cold heartbreaker fit to burn, and my good-for-nothing ex-boyfriend should be glad I showed up in his life at all.
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"I would be glad to tell him exactly what I told you," the president said during a press conference in the White House Rose Garden.
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"Welch hit back: "Thank you, I say to my colleague, I'd be glad to have the person who started it all come in and testify.
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Click on for our not-too-revealing warm-weather picks and start building your self-ventilating wardrobe now — you'll be glad you did come July.
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Israel declined to comment on speculation it was behind Badreddine's death, but a former Israeli official said his country would be glad of the news.
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"It's scary, but also a good excuse to do something that even when the panic abates, you'll be glad you'll have done," Kade said. 1.
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"If anybody has any suggestions on how to run a football team, I'll be glad to listen," Mr. Gordon said at his introductory news conference.
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The more than 27 million Americans without health insurance would surely be glad to have the checkups and colonoscopies that Ehrenreich has chosen to forgo.
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Whether your layover is one hour or five, you'll be glad you spent the time on your feet once you're seated for your next flight.
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You'll be glad you did: Surfing early leaves the rest of your day free for a taste of the beach life, and that's pretty sweet.
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"It does appear to be very broad and I would like — if it takes a classified response, we'll be glad to take it," he said.
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Rather than resorting to calling men wimps, we should be glad review boards are doing their jobs, and we should continue to hold them accountable.
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I don't usually mind teaching, but I'm so preoccupied with other projects at the moment that I'll be glad to not have to prep anything else.
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And this isn't about a Hulu Original, but still: If you're an ER fan, you'll be glad to know that all 331 episodes are now streaming.
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We may be glad that these heinous crimes may have been solved, but we must also be aware of the potential privacy risks this process reveals.
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Why I would suddenly be glad to hear of the cancellation of a project I had been so excited about for so long, is another question.
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Good thing we got so much sleep this weekend, because I leave for another work trip next week and will be glad to be so rested.
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Kai wanted to play golf and Donnie is sick of his old man taking pics but one day he will be glad I made the effort.
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And after you realize how soft and smooth and callous-free your feet are after using it a few times, you'll be glad you ordered one.
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Willa Jean: Be glad that John Besh's Executive Pastry Chef Kelly Fields teamed up with his other pastry chef, Lisa White, to open their own joint.
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Some of the smaller companies that will receive high-profile attention from Amazon are sure to be glad for the extra PR and the dedicated section.
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Google's job is to innovate and make money, and if nothing else, be glad the company is offering you a robust option to protect your data.
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Whether it's a surprise medical expense, expensive pet surgery or replacing stolen items after a break-in, you'll be glad you have it when it's necessary.
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If you fail to double from year four to year five and only grow at 1503 percent, we would still be glad to talk to you!
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"We would be glad if they have their presence there ... just to patrol," Duterte said, adding that China could send coastguard vessels, not necessarily "gray" warships.
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Pozdnyakov said he could not comment on the ongoing hearings, but that he would be glad to see additional members of the Russian delegation in Pyeongchang.
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But upon closer examination, there could be another reason why Trump won't attend the game, and why, perhaps, Nationals fans (and their ears) should be glad.
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Tablet users will also be glad to know that the full-screen All Apps list is back in this build, a popular request, the company noted.
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You can't change the people you loved just be glad you loved at all they are all lessons and memories and make up our life story.
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When my son asked if everything was going to be O.K., I answered with my filter temporarily disengaged, 'Just be glad you're not a woman, honey.
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If you have your manuscript revised I, as editor of the Blue Moon, shall then be glad to consider your story for publication in the magazine.
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"We would be glad if those figures were confirmed," CIA chairman Josef Pokorny told reporters, referring to a study prepared for the association by consultancy PwC.
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When asked if they'd still be glad they froze eggs even if those eggs never led to a baby, nearly three-quarters of respondents said yes.
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You'll probably have to make some sacrifices, and you'll almost definitely be tested along the way, but like Garrett, you'll be glad you took that step.
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We shall also be glad to receive suggestions on any subjects connected with household affairs, and to answer any questions which may be addressed to us.
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It's like having a weather psychic in your pocket, and you'll be glad you bought it the next time you almost get caught in the rain.
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"Rupert will be glad to hear that, he paid a lot of money for that property," said Hugh Siegman, 71, who lives just above the winery.
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Subban got off easy with the floss, just be glad you turned the camera off before he dropped a full-scale take-the-L on you.
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MARTIN IHRIGAssociate deanDivision of business New York University Frenchmen who complain about reducing the speed limit should be glad they did not live in their grandfathers' time.
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" Williams expanded on that philosophy, saying, "Women are allowed to be happy, we're allowed to be sad, we're allowed to be angry, we're allowed to be glad.
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If you've ever sent a drunk or mistaken text over WhatsApp then you'll be glad the service is considering a new option to correct poor life decisions.
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Carillion's competitors may be glad to have seen off a rival, but they are operating in a troubled industry that is under more scrutiny than ever before.
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Women will be glad to learn that sex with lots of foreplay is better than a quickie or masturbation when it comes to releasing high-quality sperm.
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Renters insuranceRenters insurance is the epitome of the umbrella theory: While it may feel burdensome to carry around, you'll sure be glad it's there when it rains.
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Trump, who is Presbyterian, argued that Vatican City could come under attack from Islamic terrorists and that the pope would then be glad if Trump were president.
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But when you're facing an hourly wage cut of $6 or more, as Quinton Franklin did, you would be glad that anyone was paying attention at all.
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In the end, he told you what his conscience required: While he couldn't attend the ceremony, he would be glad to celebrate with you at the reception.
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It feels like the ends of the earth and basically is, but you'll be glad you took the flight or (very scenic) train ride from Buenos Aires.
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On a late summer day at the beach, with a vague chill in the air, you'll be glad to haveO'Neill's 24/7 Hybrid UPF Shirtin your bag.
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Read on for the new essentials and a little encouragement to liven up your accessories arsenal as well as your everyday wears — you'll be glad you did.
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You can check out the rest of the Osheaga 2017 lineup below and be glad that I didn't Photoshop Her name to be bigger than anyone else's.
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Why it's wrong: Having insurance is like carrying an umbrella — you may not need it, but you'll sure be glad you have it when the storm hits.
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But the physical connection between the two is practically palpable, and readers will be glad that despite all of the potential for a love triangle, none materializes.
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"You'll be glad you read them," he promised of his recommendations for the works of Morrison, to whom he presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2012.
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Stock market investors may be glad to see August go, but September might not be any better, unless there are some positive developments in the trade war.
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Parents will be glad to know that the rooms have bathtubs, so bathing children is easier than at the Grand Californian, which is comprised of mostly showers.
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On CBS' "Face the Nation," Lindsey Graham said, "Rudy, if you want to come and tell us what you found I'd be glad to talk to you."
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If you believe it's important to protect the environment, shouldn't you be glad your co-worker is promoting the right values (even if he himself is wasteful)?
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That means we should relish any chance we get to see what a black hole can do, and be glad that it's not happening anywhere near us.
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If you've ever felt silly cooing at an infant, you'll be glad to know that your "coochy-coos" might be way more important and complex than you think.
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But it's curable with an extended vacation or change in assignment, both of which your boss may be glad to accommodate, if it means not losing you forever.
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But if you're one of those people who's passionately against having to charge headphones, you'll be glad to know that the Apple headphone dongle is also on sale.
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Publishers should be glad for the reprieve and the chance to continue to cultivate their own audiences, even if their traffic will be hurt in the short term.
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Reached by phone, Perullo said he'd be glad to sit for an interview with NBC News to discuss sports memorabilia and the prevalence of fraud in the industry.
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Certainly, these so-called "in-betweeners" aren't subject to the same biases that larger women are, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be glad for their increased visibility.
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And if you haven't tried a modern VR headset out yet, just hold off, and be glad you can skip over an awkward phase in modern VR development.
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If you're in the market for an automatic dog feeder, you'll be glad to know that we've done the work to find the best ones you cna buy.
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TP-Link USB-3-to-Ethernet Adapter for $8 ($22 off): The next time you try to use hotel Wi-Fi you'll be glad you bought this adapter.
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Its efficacy at making penises longer has been confirmed in several peer-reviewed studies, and Amazon will be glad to sell you one for as little as $24.99.
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Karl: So, if Robert Mueller wanted to speak with you about that, you — Trump: I would be glad to tell him exactly what I just told you, Jon.
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"On one hand, automakers may be glad about for that pressure to be off because those standards were going to be difficult and expensive to meet," Krebs says.
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You'll be glad to hear the Xbox Onesie comes in both black and white, so you can blend into your environment or stand out and wear it proud.
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Even when it's hard to picture your life in the future, you'll be glad you started making changes in your spending and saving years before you had to.
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"If I could buy a five-year put on every one of the cryptocurrencies, I'd be glad to do it but I would never short a dime's worth."
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"I'd be glad to have the person who started it all come in and testify — President Trump is welcome to take a seat right there," Welch shot back.
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And rather than it being presented as a time of grim poverty that people should be glad we've escaped from, it's become part of our wonderful national narrative.
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If you give me $1,000 today, I would be glad to give you $1,500 25 years from now, because inflation is likely to run ahead of that pace.
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John Hickenlooper, a Democrat, have been working on a plan to stabilize ObamaCare insurance markets and "would be glad to present" that proposal to lawmakers in the Senate.
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I'm not even sure how much she will appreciate having me intrude on her in the hospital, though she has said she would be glad to have me.
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Photo: AppleFolks who like iPads but hate spending lots of money will be glad to learn that Apple has just announced a new 10.2-inch entry-level iPad.
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After all, the Iranians would surely be glad to get their hands on some advanced American defense technology too if we were inclined to sell it to them.
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When the public culture comes to shun sexual harassment or racist behavior, we should be glad that workplace behavior can shift long before every heart is won over.
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All this said, if you still want to pay for your onion water, you'll be glad to know this doesn't mean homeopathic remedies will be disappearing completely anytime soon.
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"Somewhere down the line, when more information is stored in DNA and it's being input and sequenced constantly," Shipman says, "we'll be glad we started thinking about these things."
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She said, however, that the markets and the Bank of England "will be glad about [Cameron's] statement, but I suspect in a couple weeks time, we'll see a transition."
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The Switch celebrates couch co-op and playing with or against friends, so you'll be glad to have a few extra Joy-Con laying around once Super Smash Bros.
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Although less well-heeled residents of those cities will be glad of a fall in prices, a cooling of foreign interest may have unwelcome consequences for the wider market.
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Customers accustomed to flying economy — that's most customers — will probably be glad to see a familiar brand flying to a new spot and hop aboard without a second thought.
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New parents may be glad to know that this includes baby-soothing sounds like cars, trains and the vacuum (don't knock it until you try it, folks — it works).
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Mr Osborne will be glad to end the political headache; in November last year he compromised by pledging to give the £15m ($22m) raised from the tax to charity.
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Still, if your EAD gets delayed, you'll be glad to know that as long as your original employment-based visa remains valid, you can keep working without a problem.
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History buffs might be glad to hear that Mr. Paulsen will perform a new verse of "Yakko's World," which was written before the Soviet Union broke up, in 1991.
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If so, you'll be glad to know that CommonBond will refinance Parent Plus loans and even allow parents to transfer the ownership of those loan into their child's name.
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Many Britons would, for example, be glad to see the royal prerogative increased in certain fields, like the distribution of titles and seats in the upper house of Parliament.
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For those interested more in the practicality of purchasing a crossover SUV, you&aposll be glad to hear both models are similarly impressive when it comes to cargo space.
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So, yes, hurricanes are scary, and we should be glad to have some of the best weather-monitoring infrastructure and brightest meteorologists in the world working to track them.
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No matter how you smash it, you'll be glad you did, and you're likely to re-learn that age old lesson: Don't judge a (Reiss) cheese by its stank.
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While you never want to need a first aid kit, should that need arise, you'll be glad you planned ahead and kept some high-quality medical supplies on hand.
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It remains to be seen if it drives sales, but it should make all the petrol-heads who are slowly losing their favorite hobby something to be glad about.
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If you're going for a run or walk around the city like Ms. Glusac suggested, or just want to stroll along Montgomery's riverfront, you'll be glad you brought them.
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And she'd be glad to learn that Congress has its very own in-house think tank full of smart people and smart models to help her think it through.
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They would surely be glad to have a glamorous example of an industry in which greater opportunities for local workers were compatible with the notion of a more global Britain.
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If you think having retirement savings equivalent to twice your salary by the time you're 35 is a tough pill to swallow, be glad you don't live in Hong Kong.
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Which means a towel set is actually a really great gift because they will 100 percent use them and will be glad they don't have to spend their own money.
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If you picked up Nintendo's new Switch console this weekend, you'll be glad to learn that the Joy-Con controllers work well on a Mac, Windows PC, or Android device.
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Russian officials at the conference said that the Kremlin's RT and Sputnik would be glad to host African journalists in Moscow for training courses on topics such as social media.
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"It's a short-term headache, but I think long-term people would ultimately be glad to be rid of the embarrassment that is Roy Moore," said one Republican campaign operative.
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The service also comes with cloud save backups (something you'll be glad to have if something goes wrong with your Switch) and a growing library of multiplayer-enabled NES classics.
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But sooner or later they will open volumes with titles like "The Millionaire Next Door" or "The Richest Man in Babylon," and they will be glad they did, Glassman said.
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I doubt I'd use it most of the time, but there are certain use cases where I'd be glad it was there, and it was always responsive to the touch.
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Akihito replied, "Right now, I cannot think of anything I want to do," although he added he would be glad to have more time to enjoy nature and do research.
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Trust us: You'll be glad you spent the cash on that highlighting kit when you're binge-watching all 15 seasons of Keeping Up With The Kardashians on your day off.
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The 22,000-word Gaudete et Exsultate ("Rejoice and Be Glad"), a type of papal document known as an apostolic exhortation, represents a reiteration of Pope Francis's core values as pontiff.
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Jordan Crook, my co-host on the Original Content podcast, will be glad to know that Jason Bateman was nominated for his work as both actor and director on Ozark.
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Because once you see the bags in action, say, through the lens of a Tommy Ton or a Phil Oh, you'll be glad your hard-earned retail therapy paid off.
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Don't discount the little steps you take along the way — they may seem insignificant and tedious now, but two, five, 10 years from now you'll be glad you took them.
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Test your knowledge of basic grammar (just be glad there are no blanks for "gerunds") while competing against your family to see who can create the silliest, most outlandish story.
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She likes to cook and owns more than 100 cookbooks, and will likely be glad that the Camerons took the heat for remodeling the ancient kitchen at 10 Downing Street.
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Correspondingly, they are much more likely to be glad a woman is on the presidential ticket (265 percent to 220 percent) and that the woman in question is Mrs. Clinton.
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"You'll be glad to know we got everything just exactly perfect," Dante Lauretta, the mission's principal investigator, said at a news conference after the launch of the Osiris-Rex spacecraft.
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Order the pulled-pork sliders, the saffron chicken thighs and any of the ice-cream sandwiches, and you'll be glad that Mr. Ubhaus and his mostly French style are back.
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When the first major heat wave of the summer hits, you'll be glad you bought one of these Dyson fans (both new and refurbished) that are on sale right now.
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These parents may be glad to see the personalized aspects of new children's hospitals such as Hassenfeld Children's Hospital , which opened at New York University Langone Health late last month.
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You'll be glad to know, then, that this Brindle Waterproof Designer Memory Foam pet bed has a waterproof layer under the removable cover, which protects the memory foam against accidents.
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I think about going in a little later to work (later on, when I read that there was a metro fire, I'll be glad I didn't), but decide against it.
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Some of them will be glad to be free of the law's yoke; many others, probably a vast majority, will be terrified by the idea of living without health insurance.
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Given their weariness regarding the situation, you'll be glad to hear that Benin City's music avoids the sort of mopiness that usually attaches itself to narratives of loss and decay.
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"You should buy stocks into any non-earnings related sell-off and be glad you didn't panic out today because it turns out there was nothing to panic over," Cramer said.
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As for Stan, he's still there, still doesn't care, and any time a baseball team puts a greater emphasis on hope than judgment, he'll be glad not to play a part.
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Also, if Robert Mueller is really concerned with Russia collusion -- well, I&aposll happily be glad to point him in the right direction we&aposve got all the evidence he needs.
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Smart Sheets gray microfiber sheet set — $32.99 See Details Even when it's stickily hot outside, you'll be glad to hit the hay on these lightweight, grey sheets from 1800 Series Bamboo.
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In Saudi Arabia the more liberal Hijazis on the Red Sea and the Shias in the Eastern Province might be glad to be rid of the Wahhabis from the central Nejd.
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When a storm drops buckets of rain on your home, you'll be glad you have ER Emergency's waterproof bucket filled with all the supplies you need to ride out the storm.
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If you are cut off from emergency services following a natural disaster or in times of civil unrest, you'll be glad you have the Lightning X First Responder First Aid Kit.
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If you are cut off from emergency services following a natural disaster or in times of civil unrest, you'll be glad you have the Lightning X First Responder First Aid Kit.
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"Why do you think that some of the relatives would be glad to find out that their ancestor was in an internal prison for crimes against the state," said Mr. Churikov.
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I thought I would be glad to discover these virtuous stepmothers, but instead I found them nearly impossible to accept — much harder to stomach than the wicked stepmothers in fairy tales.
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"As I look back on life, this is a moment I'll always cherish and be glad I was present," said Mickelson, who will turn 47 on the day after the graduation.
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The best emergency kitsIn the best case scenario, you won't ever need an emergency kit, but if a worst-case scenario arises, you'll be glad you planned ahead and got one.
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Its fans will certainly be glad for one more chance to savor a series that has, in its quiet way, broken down barriers that many viewers didn't even know were there.
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And you'd be glad to go home with Hogye, who spent every day of the next four and a half years bringing the pale yellow TR230A back to life as a racecar.
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And we should all be glad to be so right, because Logan Lucky looks like the kind of movie only Soderbergh could bring us: irreverent, serious, weird, normal, and just generally great.
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Stay off social media — "no self-torture" should top all our lists of coping tactics; do something that you reliably feel good about; and be glad it's only a couple of days.
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If you're really into using Cortana (or just your voice in general), then you'll be glad to know the Yoga 9203 has far-field microphones with a range of about 2920 feet.
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Nervous types who want to avoid a trip to their local clinic will be glad that this free service is now available in areas including Birmingham, Essex, Norfolk and much of London.
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But if formal liturgy isn't your cup of tea, or you prefer a different style of worship, there are all sorts and varieties of Christians who would be glad to welcome you.
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And then he will make little breakfasts for his treasure and pet him...so Kitty will be glad to be back and not sigh for far-off rooftops for a little while.
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I love SLRs, and I plan to shoot on them forever in one way or another, but as an occasional serious photographer I'll be glad to give these new systems a try.
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Buffeted by IS suicide bombings, a Kurdish insurgency, a row with Russia, and nearly 3m refugees, Mr Erdogan's government might be glad to take at least one longstanding conflict off the table.
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Once I'd gotten the answer on crosses — Ferdinand de LESSEPS — I did a little research, in the hope that there could be some factoid about this guy I'd be glad to know.
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While you might be glad to have escaped the grind of the daily commute for a while, staying indoors for the majority of the day comes with its own set of challenges.
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But a liberal can be glad that Bush nominated Souter, glad that he effectively betrayed the party that put him on the court, and still recognize the peculiar impact of that nomination.
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There are so many ways in which we should be glad, even as we look at the loss that happened as a city like ours was abandoned by its original industrial titans.
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And if you closed your eyes, you could maybe imagine yourself with Jonathan Taylor Thomas's mushroom cut (be glad your mother didn't allow that.) Twenty years later, some of that has changed.
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I think when the President finds out what happened he going to be not just fine he&aposs going to be glad that we have an FBI that took seriously what they heard.
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We're searching out the best sales If you're a shopping enthusiast or just in need of some new tech, then you'll be glad to know that Amazon Prime Day 2019 is going strong.
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"Firms will no doubt be glad to see the back of the referendum debate and are likely to raise borrowing levels in the months that follow," said Sam Alderson, economist from consultancy Cebr.
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So it is a long-term thesis that it is making it so Ford is not coming down, but if Latin America turns around you are going to be glad you got it.
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When you're knee-deep in Psych 101 flashcards and the Tau Kappa Epsilon frat star two tables down can't stop snapping his gum, you'll be glad you brought your headphones to the library.
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With so many choices out there, you'll be glad to know that we've done the hard work in testing the top harnesses and scouring the reviews to bring you our top five picks.
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If you have to leave the area ASAP in the wake of an emergency, you'll be glad you have the ready-to-roll Emergency Zone Urban Survival Bug-Out Bag on your back.
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All the more reason it's a delight to find "Atlanta," an idiosyncratic hangout with a crew whose members, in a genre that lionizes making it big, would be glad to make it medium.
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Beijing may be glad to have the earlier Pillsbury back, but U.S. national security would benefit from Trump's return to the core principles that guided his original instincts toward China and North Korea.
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Image: PLOS OneThose who live vicariously through Indiana Jones will be glad to know that a team of Israeli archaeologists has uncovered a cryptic message left on a 3,000-year-old pottery shard.
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If you love to read, watch and listen to the Theranos saga as much as I do, you'll be glad to hear there's some fresh Theranos content released to the world this week.
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"We have the evidence, nobody will talk about it, nobody will look at it, and anytime you want to come down or anybody we'll be glad to show you the evidence," Arpaio said.
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I'd be glad to encounter one in real life — unlike the SCANTRON, which I wouldn't mind never encountering again now that I've graduated, but I think it makes for a fun crossword entry.
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Many Europeans will be glad that Washington and Moscow "have started to talk again, and this is a good thing on issues like nuclear nonproliferation, Syria and the security of Israel," he said.
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" "If you ever want to get in touch with me, I'd be glad to talk 'on background,' meaning I'd never use your name in any story, or tell anyone else that we spoke.
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The best first aid kitsWhile you never want to need a first aid kit, should that need arise, you'll be glad you planned ahead and kept some high-quality medical supplies on hand.
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You'll be glad to experience the strawberry yogurt cheesecake and surprised that the Hostess-sweet carrot cake with a shocking green base (from green cocoa butter spray) came from the same pastry kitchen.
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People like Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking want humans to become an interplanetary species, and a few billion years from now—if our ancestors are still around—we'll be glad we moved on.
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"Remember the ACC passage is key to getting IMF lending back on track," he wrote, adding he was sure many lawmakers would be glad to vote out of office the "reform-minded" finance minister.
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Senate Democrats from red states would be glad to not have a big confirmation fight on their hands, and if they vote to confirm a Trump appointee, it wouldn't matter what Rand Paul thinks.
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"If they're not going to sit down and actually have the direct conversation with us about the bill," he said with a smile, "we'll be glad to have the indirect conversation about the bill."
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"I am happy our operation was a success ... Dobrila will now go back to Uvac and if she ever returns to Turkey we would be glad ... to take care of her," Bilgic told reporters.
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If the idea of the national energy concern whispering to every gadget in the country seems creepy, you'll be glad to hear that privacy shouldn't be a problem, because the transmissions are one-way.
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Adrenaline junkies and American Ninja Warrior fans living in South Korea will likely be glad to know that they'll be getting their own extreme recreation park inspired by the sports entertainment series come December.
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For now Austrians will be glad to put behind them the comedy of errors that meant this election dragged on for almost a year, prompting some media to label the country a "banana republic".
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" If mid-rose ceremony catnaps are your bag, you'll be glad to know that there's also a T-shirt that features a photo of renowned snoozer President Abraham Lincoln with the tagline "original napper.
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So all in all, while a few extra hours in the summer sun would be nice, let's leave the extra seasons to Alaska and be glad the Earth is tilted exactly as it is.
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I think when the President finds out what happened, he is going to be not just fine, he is going to be glad that we have an FBI that took seriously what they heard.
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"I'll be glad to be there, either cheering from behind, or if he wants me to bring a few words," Pence told reporters Monday morning at a charity bike ride for fallen police officers.
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TBD. Okja Snowpiercer director Bong Joon-ho's admirable assault on the meat industry is no easy watch, but you'll be glad you saw it the next time you're deciding which quality meat to buy.
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"We would be glad to see North Korea and the United States resuming talks on schedule at the end of the month," Wang told a joint news conference with Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah.
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While I would be glad to help them on an emotional and even a caregiving level once they're too elderly or infirm to care for themselves, I have strong reservations about helping them financially.
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As for folks out there in resentful and envious circles who will be glad to have me out of the way, they, by their pleasure, afford me a bonus credit for increasing human happiness.
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But if you've got the top down on a chilly day and forgot your ascot at the club, you'll be glad for the vents built into the front headrests, breathing warm air down your neck.
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It is why we should be glad that the Fed will do what it takes to achieve its inflation target; that it will, as R.A notes, create a recession when that is what is necessary.
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Although Gendry disappeared off the show for several seasons, he finally rejoined the gang in season 7, and Arya — who's currently in Winterfell — would be glad to see him if their paths ever crossed again.
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" As for the inspiration behind the lyrics, Simpson says "[they're] a positive take on the idea that you can look back and be glad about a relationship that affected your life deeply but ultimately ended.
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I want to say that foreign investors are important to us, and, on the contrary, we shall be glad if foreign investors will purchase the packages of the privatized companies- be it Russneft, Bashneft, Amrosa.
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If that includes visiting a top tourist spot — or you just want to escape — you'll be glad to know that some of the most popular destinations are at their most affordable during their colder months.
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"I know a lot of people will be glad to hear this ruling today, because this ruling protects freedom of speech and freedom of conscience for everyone," Daniel McArthur said after the ruling, BBC reported.
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Charlie Brown enthusiasts will be glad to hear that, while this story involves space travel and is delivered via Apple's shiny new streaming service, the series sticks to the familiar animation style and jazzy score.
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"To the extent we can be part of their solution as their mission sharpens, we'd be glad to pitch in — just as we would assist any organization that wants to improve clinical outcomes," Tripp said.
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Undoubtedly there are fans, even ones without a direct rooting interest for the Pats, who would be glad to see a humbled Roger Goodell hand the Lombardi trophy over to Brady two weeks from now.
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We suggest going with at least an Intel Core i5, though an i7 will give you more power, which you'll be glad you have if you're editing video or even processing large batches of photos.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that Trump said he would be "glad" to see Putin at the White House during the call, according to Russian state news agency RIA Novosti and reported by Reuters.
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I don't have to talk much during the call, so I put my phone on mute and eat my lunch — more veggie burger (I will be glad when the last serving of these is consumed).
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"If he in fact called today, and said, 'Let's get together to save the 500 jobs,' I'd be glad to do anything I possibly could to work with him in any fashion," Mr. Jones said.
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Some of our successors might live lives and create worlds that, though failing to justify past suffering, would give us all, including some of those who have suffered, reasons to be glad that the Universe exists.
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And fans of the show will be glad to hear that Disney is going all in on this one: The entire series will air from December 3 to December 29 (that's a certified binge right there).
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Now that you can breathe a sigh of relief (and avoid looking up at your nose hairs), you'll be glad to know that the XPS 13 also supports 8th Gen Core i3, i5, and i7 processors.
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But dedicated PC gamers who don't mind spoilers (or are just more patient) will be glad to know that they'll eventually be able to play the world's foremost action game / strand game (social strand system), too.
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If you think these things are old-fashioned, you'll be glad to know Breakfast NY created a modern version that's modular, motion-activated, and controlled with an app that lets you add photos, video, and text.
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Users will be glad to hear that the Lightning port has been reinforced; it's given a little more space and structure inside the body of the phone, which should prevent it from wearing out so quickly.
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"I would be glad to tell him exactly what I told you," Trump said when asked if he would give a sworn statement to Robert Mueller, the special counsel leading the investigation into Russia's election interference.
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It's an instance where we can be glad that we're not No. 85033 — that would be Denmark at a horrifying 42 percent (which explains why all those Copenhagen-based mutual funds are so popular these days).
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You'll be glad to know that nobody gets brained with a bat in this exclusive sneak peek of Sunday night's episode, but that doesn't mean tensions aren't running high — it is The Walking Dead, after all.
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Surely, having spent more than a billion dollars to launch the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the potentates of the United Arab Emirates would be glad to fund the new facility, especially if it came with naming rights.
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That said, there is no lack of disgruntled ex-ministers from Likud and other parties who would be glad to see him go; but they have so far proved incapable of rallying around a viable challenger.
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" Mr. Popik noted earlier that a broadside published in New York during the winter of 1812-13, referring to the war against Britain, included this doggerel: "If uncle Sam needs, I'd be glad to assist him.
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The best first aid kits you can buyWhile you never want to need a first aid kit, should that need arise, you'll be glad you planned ahead and kept some high-quality medical supplies on hand.
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I don't feel bad dropping money on a new pair of shoes from them because I know I will wear them until they borderline disintegrate — and I will be glad every time I put them on.
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Anyone who has one will be glad to part with a cup or so, because to maintain its balance and size, you need to use or discard part of the starter each time you feed it.
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You'll be glad to know that after a sustained regulatory assault (and, perhaps, a wiser generation of college students), 1990s-era on-campus marketing by credit card companies and financial institutions has been, largely, cleaned up.
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A convenient content solution will contextualize relevant content in such a fulfilling and immersive way that you will be glad you've let companies trail your internet path for years, and it won't even require an app.
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Because there are so many options to choose from, you'll be glad to know that we've scoured the reviews and tested some of the top elevated pet feeders to find the best ones you can buy.
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If you're staying in shared accommodations during your travels, like a camp, hostel, lodge, or Airbnb, you might be glad to have a pair of your own flip-flops and a packable towel for shared bathrooms.
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In the document known as an Apostolic Exhortation called "Gaudete et Exsultate," (Rejoice and Be Glad), the pope also bewails the amount of defamation and slander spread online by some Roman Catholic bloggers and Twitter users.
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Adam Collins, a spokesman for Mayor Rahm Emanuel, said on Friday night that city officials had not been told about the plans for additional federal agents but that the mayor would be glad for their help.
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So we gladly accept altruistic living donors to where someone says I'd like to be worked up as a donor for someone I don't know and may never know, but I would be glad to donate.
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The campaign of leftist candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador published a letter Friday from the U.N. Office for Project Services saying the agency would be glad to meet with Lopez Obrador after the election to plan assistance.
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So, the next time you cross your fingers for luck or to signal a lie, remember the gesture's old school roots — and be glad you don't have to ask a nearby stranger to cross fingers with you.
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Errands and short commutes can be completed almost entirely on electric power in most plug-in hybrids, but if you live in Montana or Kansas, you're going to be glad you have a gasoline engine on board.
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Especially if he winds up in the hands of some r/the_donald adherents after civilization crumbles, Huffman will be glad he won't be stuck like Velma from Scooby Doo every time he gets socked in the face.
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So be glad "You Won't Even Know I'm Gone" and "You Can't Break a Woman" on marriage and "People Get Old" and "Young and Angry Again" on the passage of time are close enough to masterstrokes themselves.
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While plenty of people may be glad the "right to be forgotten" doesn't apply to UC Davis in this instance, ultimately, the internet's tendency to permanently archive negative information may have a tremendous impact on the future.
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Trust me, you'll be glad to have a desk that's dedicated to work, and that feels much more like the one you use in the office, especially if you're planning to spend weeks or months working remotely.
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"I think when the president finds out what happened, he is going to be not just fine, he is going to be glad that we have an F.B.I. that took seriously what they heard," Mr. Gowdy said.
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Either way, you'll be glad to know there are plenty of other options out there — options that let you smoke your weed and add an accessory to your home that doesn't look like it belongs in the garbage.
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My mom and half sisters tell me all the time not to try to handle this on my own, that they would be glad to reopen their own wounds from my father so that mine don't deepen further.
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There are many reasons to be glad that Blake Snell—2172 years of age, lately and currently of the Durham Bulls and recently of the Tampa Bay Rays—made his major league debut last weekend at Yankee Stadium.
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These services will be glad to take your money at any point, as long as they continue to exist; most of this content will still be available in some form whenever you decide to get around to it.
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" Idol fans will be glad to see that, among the three songs Harmon didn't write, there are two he sang in the finals: "Falling" (co-written by then-judge Keith Urban) and Sia's pop tour de force "Chandelier.
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The president said he would "be glad" to state his case to Robert Mueller, the special counsel overseeing a broad investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible ties between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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The Upper West Side was yielding no viable options, so he turned his attention to Brooklyn, where he thought he would also be glad to live, as long as he had a reasonable commute to his Midtown office.
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If you've been putting that purchase off, be glad you waited: The Beats Solo Pro that just came out in October 2019 are a glow-up in pretty much every way, and are currently $50 off at Amazon.
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Trump is now taking his usual unbridled umbrage at comments by former National Intelligence Director James Clapper, which the president then misquoted, that he should be glad the F.B.I. was looking into potential Russian infiltration of his campaign.
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As for their longer-term views, Apple boss Tim Cook will be glad to know that the iPhone was voted the contemporary fixture least likely to be extinct by 2030 in four cities where the question was posed.
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Because multilateral forums were designed to give Nauru the same voice as France or Russia, and many companies from outside the U.S. will be glad to cheer on their governments to drive rules that "rebalance" the playing field.
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"Obviously, if we can impeach him, we'd be glad to do it," Tick Segerblom, a commissioner in Clark County, Nevada, and a supporter of presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, said at a Sanders event in Las Vegas last week.
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"Disarmament is something that concerns us all and we would of course be glad if such talks were held not just between the United States, Europe and Russia but also with China," Merkel told the Munich Security Conference.
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There are other more technical aspects to discuss, but please, for a moment, rejoice and be glad that the All-Star Game will no longer determine home field advantage for the World Series as it has since 2003.
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Russia's British Embassy in the United Kingdom tweeted that "everybody, [including] the [American] people, will be glad to see the last of this hapless [administration]" along with a picture of a duckling and the word "lame" written across it.
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While it may not officially be winter just yet, when the temperatures drop and you're trying to get dressed each morning, you'll be glad you added a few less-expected pieces into that whole jeans-and-a-sweater routine.
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Foodies got the chance to get their hands dirty at the farm and ask questions of a star chef, and I'm sure Gwyneth will be glad to know that I'm going to start putting dried yeast on my corn.
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All but the most hardcore Discovery owners will ever need ATPC or anything like it, though they'll likely be glad for the easy switch to different terrain modes for muddy unpaved roads or winter commutes that turn suddenly snowy.
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How many will follow through and complete Canada's immigration process or come to Canada temporarily for a few photo opportunities remains to be seen, and how many Americans might be glad to see them go remains another open question.
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Many Americans may be glad that the intelligence community didn't have adequate security measures in place to prevent the Manning and Snowden disclosures, which may have been necessary for lifting the veil on questionable government policies and surveillance programs.
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Job market rank: 0003Minimum wage: $13.25 an hourSocioeconomic rank: 32 If you love politics and all the excitement that comes with living in the nation's capital, then you'll be glad to know there are lots of jobs here too.
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If this manager goes on to create policies that are truly unacceptable (policies that, as you point out, would arrive with inherent C.E.O. approval), you will be glad you didn't waste your first objection on a quibble about naming.
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Of course he should be glad: The Bureau has now twice rescued him, first by reopening the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails on the eve of the election, and then by clearing out the Russian stooges in his employ.
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But if you want to introduce her, I'd be glad to have you do that, but I want you to know I didn't forget to do that because I would do that just as she was about to speak.
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But while the world can be glad that Trump hasn't yet decided to start a war with Iran, Trump's latest sanctions are another chapter in a "maximum pressure" campaign that has resulted in no benefits for the United States.
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But, one day when it's not, I'm going to be glad knowing that it's something I'm more than capable of doing, and that my relationship can withstand shifts in balance and power with a few (or a lot) of hard conversations.
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If he's any kind of feminist you'd never know it, so be glad the one where the "damsel in shining armor" fails to rescue the "white knight in distress" compensates for the "Badgering the Witness" charges and "No Hard Feelings" g'bye.
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We can only be glad that, thanks to our experience in the Protestant Church, we never had to quarrel about the "moral lens" that we tried to bring to bear on some of the political traditions in which we were raised.
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Even in the most modern medical scenario, it is undeniably horrifying for…Read more ReadJust be glad that your trips to the dentist don't require someone chipping away at the inside of your teeth and stuffing tar into the unmedicated hole.
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Washington will be glad to kick off its three-game road trip as it has followed an identical pattern at home as Vancouver - winning its first contest before losing three straight, including a 4-1 setback against Florida on Saturday.
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It's important to note that video games don't "make" anybody do anything in real life, except for Pokemon GO. And with this kid's apparent skills, maybe we should just be glad that he wasn't inspired to catch pokemon while driving.
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Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson was the first to admit she'd be "glad mama's away" when her mother June Shannon took time to focus on her fitness and complete her stunning slim-down from a size 18 to a size 4.
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And wait, there's more: If you think that hearing a train cross through your building sounds like a nightmare, you'll be glad to learn that Chongqing Rail Transit No. 2 line is famous for being one of the quietest rail lines.
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A few weeks ago, we posted the five top reasons why anyone in the startup scene — from new entrants to seasoned founders and investors — would be glad they attended Disrupt SF next Wednesday through Friday at San Francisco's Moscone West.
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U.S. President Donald Trump invited his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to the United States during a phone call, and said he would be glad to see Putin in the White House, RIA Novosti reported on Friday, citing the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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The idea is being considered in the wake of a White House meeting where Trump said he would not blame Democrats for a shutdown over the $5 billion demand because he would be glad to take "the mantle" of responsibility.
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"Jeff, I'll take your question since you and your network falsely accused me of not wanting to be here, so I will be glad to pass that question on to you now," Sanders told CNN's Jeff Zeleny during the briefing.
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"We're open to our partners, we'd be glad to welcome them in Russia if they wish to come," Putin told an audience of delegates at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok where he hosted the leaders of India and Japan.
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We've shared packing essentials for any 36-hour trip in previous lists, so I asked Evan Rail, our travel columnist who's been to Budapest several times, to name a few items he thinks any tourist would be glad they packed.
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Sure, an emergency fund isn't as luxurious as a newly renovated apartment, but when your car breaks down or you need an emergency dental procedure, you'll be glad you have the freedom to take care of it without going into debt.
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Rachel Crooks, who alleged Trump kissed her when she was a 22-year-old receptionist at a company in Trump Tower in 2006, told Kelly she would be glad for any surveillance footage from the Manhattan skyscraper to be made public.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orban, whose draft law has provoked legal action by the European Union, made clear he would be glad to see the back of the foundation after saying it promotes mass immigration against the will of the Hungarian people.
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Simona Halep, Garbine Muguruza and Svetlana Kuznetsova are the other top 10 women's seeds in action on day one and they will be glad to be early starters with temperatures forecast to soar when the bottom half of the draw plays on Tuesday.
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There are some who would claim that these companies have no business being arbitrators of the news or what's right and wrong — and companies themselves would be glad to be "dumb" platforms, as well, in order to escape their responsibility in the matter.
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The pope made his appeal in a major document known as an Apostolic Exhortation called "Gaudete et Exsultate" (Rejoice and be Glad), a 100-page booklet on how people can be holy in a modern world filled with secular distractions and materialism.
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Let's be glad the Disney Channel and ABC Family (now Freeform) decided to put Hocus Pocus in constant rotation, because without them, we may never have gotten to relish the scenery-chewing witch performances from Bette Midler, Kathy Najimy, and Sarah Jessica Parker.
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Legislation to Protect Robert Mueller Again Broached on Capitol HillSenator Lindsey Graham said he would be "glad" to support legislation preventing or complicating any attempt by the president to fire the special counsel, but also suggested the measure may not be necessary.
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On the other hand, if this task is super important, she may take something else off your plate to accommodate a redo; and you'll also be glad to know that some work you aren't entirely proud of won't define her opinion of you.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump invited his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to the United States during a phone call, and said he would be glad to see Putin in the White House, RIA Novosti reported on Friday, citing the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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"If you would like to tell me specifically what it is about, I'll be glad to schedule it ... [my scheduler] has asked the subject of the matter and until I receive it ... I'm not meeting with you or your staff," Jackson wrote.
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I will never be glad to die, but should I be in such a situation, knowing that my heart could beat in a little girl's chest or my eyes peer from the face of a young man, I could at least feel content.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — "You're ugly, Maryam, everyone says so, but I guess you're a virgin so when you're ready to have sex, let me know and I will be glad to …" Her male co-worker, writing on her Facebook account, finished the sentence obscenely.
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" But, he went on, "Falling to the bottom in my own country, I have been raised to the top elsewhere, and looking back over the sequence of events I can only be glad that I have lived long enough to see this happen.
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If booking a flight to the real Wauconda doesn't seem all that appealing to you, you might be glad to learn that an Atlanta airport is offering flights to the fictional Kingdom of Wakanda — and, as Time notes, they're totally approved by Lupita Nyong'o.
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However, if you really don't trust the whole "refurbished" thing or are paranoid about keeping your new baby safe, you'll be glad to know that a 60-day warranty comes with your purchase and can be upgraded to a two-year or three-year plan.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Usain Bolt's rivals will, for once, be glad to see the back of a man who has dominated global sprinting for the last decade but the sport of athletics will be far less enthusiastic about bidding a final farewell to the charismatic Jamaican.
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Many of us would be glad to upgrade to $2190/month for better services (like more classes per studio per month, or better access to the tougher-to-get-into classes), but some of us would sacrifice service to stay below the $215/month mark.
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As satirists have pointed out for millennia, civilized behavior is artificial and ridiculous: it means pretending to be glad to see people you aren't glad to see, praising parties you wished you hadn't gone to, thanking friends for presents you wish you hadn't received.
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If you drove past the flashing police lights surrounding a single-vehicle car crash in Corbett, Oregon, you'll be glad to know that there were no casualt—OH GOD A BURRITO HAS BEEN INJURED WHERE ARE THE HELICOPTERS WHY IS EVERYONE STILL STANDING HERE?!
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — Longtime solvers will be glad to see Damon Gulczynski back on a weekend; it's been about a year and a half, and he's been a prolific constructor for The Times and a frequent contributor of tough stuff, which this puzzle certainly is.
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Once an insurer makes its business decision to stay in the market — only after demanding big premium hikes — it will be glad to grab the extra profit from not having to pay the taxes that help pay for coverage for people in the exchanges.
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After this, Trump said he'd be happy to repeat what he just said to Special Counsel Robert Mueller: KARL: So if Robert Mueller wanted to speak to you about that— TRUMP: I would be glad to tell him exactly what I just told you, Jon.
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Talos I felt like a place anyone might end up working, and might lie awake at night wondering why they weren't more grateful to have a good job that anyone would be glad to have, and quietly hating themselves for not being brave enough to leave.
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Hurricanes, earthquakes, elected officials—there are plenty of legitimate reasons to prepare for the end of civilization as we know it, and if the world's supply of batteries ever runs out, you'll be glad you had this emergency LED lamp tucked away in your doomsday shelter.
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Back in 2011, Zingales presciently wrote that the country should be glad that Trump decided not to run for president because he had enormous potential as a Berlusconi-like figure who would mix business connections, media savvy, and discontent with existing political parties into a potent cocktail.
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And it sounds to me like that is exactly what the FBI did, I think when the president finds out what happened, he is going to be not just fine, he&aposs going to be glad that we have an FBI that took seriously what they heard.
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If we think that we can better explain results with talking about units, I'd be glad to say something about it, but generally to have it on a, you know, every 90 day clock of releasing this, I think it does the investor a disservice frankly.
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Following in the footsteps of tough-love doyens before her, Hollis's audience of mostly white, middle-class women will probably be glad to have someone to tell them what to do, how to follow their dreams, to give them permission never to break a promise to themselves.
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ET, Sportsnet Pacific (Vancouver), Sportsnet West (Calgary) ABOUT THE CANUCKS (23-22-12): Vancouver will be glad to get away from home, if even for just one game, as it has suffered six straight losses at Rogers Arena while winning its last two on the road.
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In the event a guest was over-served and had a whoops on carpet, upholstered furniture or bed linens, an enzymatic-based product like Zout is your go-to — no one wants to think about it, but you sure will be glad you did when it happens.
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There will, no doubt, be some Democrats who will be glad to see Mr. Brown move on; while he is celebrated in some quarters as a centering force for California and the state Democratic Party, Mr. Brown is a moderate in a state that is moving left.
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The secretary of health and human services, Alex M. Azar II, told Congress that he would be glad to work with lawmakers on legislation — "alternatives to the Affordable Care Act, modifications of the Affordable Care Act" — to provide access to insurance for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The latest trailer for July's *Ghostbusters *reboot is here—and if you were worried about that infamous earlier teaser being short on plot (and, perhaps, light on A+ jokes), you'll be glad to know that the new footage has more story, more humor, and a *lot *more bustin'.
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If you've been in the market for an iPad and haven't pulled the trigger yet, be glad that you waited: The 2019 iPad Air is the perfect mix of the good parts of all its siblings, and it's $200 off as part of Best Buy's Apple Sale Event.
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I can&apost believe she still has a job as of today but you know what, these people are allowed to run wild and there is no sanction in (inaudible)... SILK: It could not have Diamond and Silk... DIAMOND: They better be glad it wasn&apost Diamond and Silk.
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Trump also tried to play up division within the Democratic Party, saying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi would be glad to send her younger, more progressive colleagues out of the US. Despite recent fighting within the party about issues including race, Pelosi wasn't having Trump's attempt at more division.
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But you also often encounter things you'd rather note see: someone going off on a rant, a live-tweeting of something you're not interested in, or just that overly verbose individual you can't quite unfollow, you'll be glad to know there is a simple way to shush someone up.
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Yet the strangest thing about life in the United States in 2018 is that every time Trump sits down for an interview like this, he gives new evidence that we should almost certainly be glad he's too lazy to actually bother doing his job most of the time.
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If Kenneth Branagh's recent adaptation of "Murder on the Orient Express" left you in the mood for more mystery from the mind of Agatha Christie, you'll be glad to learn that this adaptation of Christie's "Crooked House" is available to stream ahead of its theatrical release next month.
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But if it features a clear favorite and a clear underdog, and the favorite wins, that could make room for one more spot in the final bracket — a spot that undefeated Notre Dame, undefeated Central Florida or the Big 12 champion would be glad to have for itself.
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He added that the U.S. would "certainly be very disappointed if there was some sort of adverse decision by the Iraqi parliament with respect to our continued presence" in Iraq, but added that he believed Iraqis would ultimately be glad to no longer live under the "yoke" of Soleimani.
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"If I could buy a five-year put on every one of the cryptocurrencies, I'd be glad to do it but I would never short a dime's worth," Buffett said, who was referring to a "put option" versus selling short or betting an asset price will go down.
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When that ends and you don't want to pay the 45 bucks each month, you'll be glad to know that new episodes of The Bachelor are added to watch the day after they air and are free for all Hulu members, even without the live add-on. Bless.
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The other person might even appreciate it: There are a lot of people who have had bad sex ed or immature attitudes about sex out there, and you're going to have to arm yourself to combat that, and they might actually be glad they're being taken along for the responsible ride.
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"I told him I'd like him to come before the committee, he said he'd be glad to come, just give him some time to figure out, you know, as soon as possible, but thoroughly vet the report and make sure we don't compromise anybody's security," Graham told reporters on Monday afternoon.
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While such real-world drama may threaten to eclipse that of the show's plot (in which Andy Samberg, Stephanie Beatriz and Terry Crews play detectives), fans will be glad to know that they can watch this final episode of Season 5 with the promise of more "B99" on the horizon.
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The Kremlin has made clear it will be glad to see the back of Poroshenko but has not commented on Zelenskiy, saying only that it is watching candidates' statements closely and hopes any new president can implement a peace deal on Donbass, eastern Ukraine, which has been under separatist control since 2014.
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When the inevitable growth plateau comes, they will be glad to be included in the world's most widely followed index, particularly if, as seems likely, the trend toward investing in low-fee funds that track indexes like the S&P 500 keeps outpacing inflows into the high-fee, low-return active variety.
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On the other hand, emergencies are inevitable, and so one day there will come a time when you really do have an urgent crisis on Assistant Secretary So-and-So's beat, and you'll be glad you took the time to pick someone good for the job and get him or her confirmed.
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" Sessions said in an interview with FOX News' Tucker Carlson that he intended to continue in his role despite speculation that he would be asked to resign, but also conceded: "If [Trump] wants to make a change, he can certainly do so and I would be glad to yield in that circumstance.
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As long as Congress is in the mood to cut checks, they should just cut them to everyone — low-income people, high-income people, kids — and be glad that the downside risk of check-mailing is very low and they can move on to more technically challenging problems related to public health.
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Before Benchmark signaled it would not accept a deal at those terms, several existing Uber backers — including the hedge fund Tiger Investments — told Benchmark that if Uber shares were available at a $45 billion valuation, they would be glad to take those off of their hands, according to one of the people briefed.
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Admittedly if you're spending time and effort curating your precious memories on iCloud Photo Library you probably don't want to take up more of your days doing the same on Google Photos too, but in the long term you might be glad that you were using several different services at once—whether for photo storage or anything else.
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Walking in the door by myself at three in the morning would make me long for someone to live with—anyone—but I'd soon be asleep, and in the morning I'd be glad to be alone again and would remind myself that I had to keep better hours if I was going to get any work done.
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Kiefer D. Arends, Mannheim, Germany As a German living abroad, this article provides an impartial impression of the conundrum faced by my fellow citizens: Should we be glad to move out of the shadows of a horrible past by an unrestricted welcome of refugees, or should we be afraid of losing prosperity and "Western" values to an "Eastern" culture?
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If you want to flex your coding muscles, you'll be glad to hear that our on-site Hackathon returns to run in tangent with Disrupt SF. Join a team from among the hundreds of caffeine-fueled developers, engineers, students, marketers and makers and spend an exhilarating, exhausting two days coding, competing and hacking your way to a new product.
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Georgia 24, South Carolina 10 ATHENS, Ga. — The Georgia Bulldogs' coming-out party as the No. 1 team in the College Football Playoff selection committee ratings, a 24-10 win over South Carolina on Saturday, was like an actual bulldog: a bit bumpy, not without wrinkles, but ultimately something you would be glad to take home.
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Ever since Brigham Young led the Mormons to Utah in the mid-19th century, seeking freedom from persecution, the Church of Latter Day Saints has taken pride in fulfilling the biblical prophecy that "the wilderness and the solitary place shall be glad for them; and the desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose" (Isaiah 35:1).
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There isn't much that's especially gentle about "The Gentlemen," the new Guy Ritchie movie that the filmmaker's long-suffering fans will be glad to hear is a return to what he does best: a funny, violent, rambunctious shaggy-dog story of a crime caper featuring an ensemble cast studded with colorful characters played by name actors.
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IF I CAN BUY LONG-TERM PUTS, I COULD BUY A FIVE-YEAR PUT ON EVERY ONE OF THE CRYPTO CURRENCIES, I WOULD BE GLAD TO DO IT, BUT I WOULD NEVER SHORT A DIMES WORTH LEE: HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT TRADING THE FUTURES TO TAKE A NEGATIVE POSITION OF BITCOIN BUFFETT: NO. LEE: YOU WOULD NOT DO THAT?
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The Chicago White Sox's lease on U.S. Cellular Field, for example, requires the state of Illinois to replace "any obsolete component of the stadium with more modern replacements in use in at least 75 percent of stadiums"—less generous than the Rams' 25 percent threshold, but still, we should probably be glad that Jerry Reinsdorf has limited himself to demanding new video boards.
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If the thought of ever scraping together enough money for a down payment on a home seems out of reach, what with record high home prices and big student loan bills, you might be glad to know that you can own a piece of the American Dream for much less than the $275,000 current average list price for a traditional home.
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"We're going to be putting forward an equity offering that we will hopefully take out onto the street this summer, to try and attract equity dollars," AGDC Senior Vice President Frank Richards told Reuters at the World Gas Conference in Washington, D.C. "Now if there are international oil companies that have a desire to participate in the project, we will be glad to talk to them," he added.
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Mr. Nader explained to Donald Trump Jr. that the two princes saw the elder Mr. Trump as a strong leader who would fill the power vacuum that they believed Mr. Obama had left in the Middle East, and Mr. Nader went on to say that he and his friends would be glad to support Mr. Trump as much as they could, according to the person with knowledge of the conversation.
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In power since 2010, Orban has increased his control over the media and put allies in control of once independent institutions, while his refusal to accept large numbers of migrants in Hungary has also put him in conflict with the EU. Orban's campaign for the April election vilified Soros and his activities in support of civil society on billboards nationwide, and he made clear he would be glad to see the OSF leave Hungary.
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Nader explained to Donald Trump Jr. that the two crown princes [of Saudi Arabia and the UAE] saw the elder Mr. Trump as a strong leader who would fill the power vacuum that they believed Mr. Obama had left in the Middle East, and Mr. Nader went on to say that he and his friends would be glad to support Mr. Trump as much as they could, according to the person with knowledge of the conversation.
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