Without conservation efforts, he said, "the animals would be gone, and we might be gone, too."
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Once we do that, trust me, all that noise will be gone, and articles people write about that noise will be gone.
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" Over the female counterpoint of "If We Were Vampires": "Maybe we'll get 40 years together / But one day I'll be gone, one day you'll be gone.
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"If I could be gone today, I'd be gone," he said, sitting outside in the yard on a recent afternoon as dogs wandered about near chicken and goat pens.
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Half of the world's coffee could be gone by 20143, scientists say Half of the world's coffee could be gone by 2050, scientists say This segment originally aired Dec.
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"Ashley will still be gone, and all the other victims will still be gone," says Ashley's childhood friend Carolyn Murnick, the author of The Hot One, about her relationship with Ashley.
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Luckily, though PlanetSide might be gone for now, thanks to the effort of a dedicated group of fans and one programmer trying to rebuild it, it might not be gone forever.
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Hurry — some of these deals will be gone tomorrow.
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Impostor syndrome be gone — I was officially an actor.
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One misstep and everything they've worked towards could be gone.
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Harambe may be gone, but the internet hasn't forgotten him.
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Elephants could be gone from the wild in a generation.
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That talent appeared to be gone forever, and it wasn't.
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Tom Cruise's Cocktail will be gone as of April 214th.
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Soon, OpenID support will be gone, as well, and Textcube.
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Or you, my little girl, are going to be gone.
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If you restart Messenger the problem should be gone now.
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So working longer will be gone from the cultural values.
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"It would otherwise be gone by morning," he says, shrugging.
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The terrorists may be gone, but they cannot be forgotten.
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Game of Thrones will eventually be gone from our lives.
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At face value it appears to be gone for good.
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His speed would be gone, and perhaps his power, too.
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Smallpox may be gone, but it's still a major concern.
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You may be gone but your music will live on.
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"Whoever is up today," Brandon said, "could be gone tomorrow."
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Two losses in a row and you could be gone.
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If we don't save them, they're going to be gone.
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Just come on the tour and be gone afterwards. Simple.
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Earth might be gone, and we'd know nothing of it.
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And make no mistake: the competitiveness probably will be gone.
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"McConnell needs to be gone in my opinion," said Moore.
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"Irony, be gone," he bellowed, though he laughed right afterward.
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They'll be gone again next week for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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In a few years, though, the travellers will be gone.
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On the whole, he said, he's relieved to be gone.
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Laneige Kiss Me Day and Night, $18Chapped lips be gone.
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I think, in Russia, they wouldn't be gone so easily.
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But once they do refresh, their access will be gone.
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They all thought they'd be gone just a few days.
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"That amount of money would already be gone," he said.
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"Before you know it, it'll all be gone," Angus wrote.
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Pretty soon, Gchat, or "Google Talk," will be gone forever.
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The environmental cops on the beat will soon be gone.
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Puddy may be gone, but he's still making people smile.
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And especially, and especially Dr. Jackson, she may be gone.
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But, that doesn't mean it would be gone for good.
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"Even the great ones can be gone in an instant."
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You'll be gone for three months, and you'll come back.
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And this time, the element of surprise would be gone.
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I'll be gone and they can still hear my voice.
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" Everybody was saying, "Oh, in six months we'll be gone.
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"Someday, my husband and I will be gone," she said.
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COLBERT: Is he going to be gone in a week?
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"I will be gone before Batasan is gone," she said.
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One day they will leave and be gone for good.
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But as a constant visual reminder, cars would be gone.
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Elephants could be gone from the wild within a generation.
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And in a few months, she will be gone, too.
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Just hours later, one of them would be gone forever.
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Added bonus: President Trump's tweets will probably be gone, too.
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And I think it may be gone for a lifetime.
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Lawmakers will be gone from March 24 to April 11.
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First of all, they're going to be gone in whatever.
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Or if you do you'll be gone the next year.
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" (Think about that claim for one minute, and you'll see how absurd it is.) About ISIS, he said, "They're going to be gone if I'm elected president, and they'll be gone very, very quickly.
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And once you pay off a loan, it's gone for good whereas, if you lease, at the end of your term, the monthly payment will be gone, but your car will be gone, too.
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And once you pay off a loan, it's gone for good, whereas, if you lease, at the end of your term, the monthly payment will be gone, but your car will be gone, too.
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A show could be gone before you even knew it existed.
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The wings were wooden too, so they're going to be gone.
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The carbon budget for 1.5 degrees will be gone by then.
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When they die, the skinny, small-screen iPhones will be gone.
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And if I don't write this book, it'll be gone forever.
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However, while the moves have been amazing, they could be gone.
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This deal could be gone within just a couple of days.
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"I was really concerned that he would be gone," Debbi said.
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Those will be gone in "mid to late" October, says Kuo.
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Moonves will be gone within 24 hours, according to multiple reports.
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I was like, well it won't matter, we'll all be gone.
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Think of the jobs that's going to cause to be gone.
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He'll be gone for three weeks and he leaves tomorrow morning.
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"In a heartbeat, this could be gone, just gone," he said.
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As for whether they're nervous to be gone for so long?
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When they turn into moths, their poisonous spines will be gone.
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In five months, 10 months, a year, they could be gone.
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Well, Kellyanne Conway will be gone presumably, which is a plus.
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If you don't save me — matthewlillard — I will forever be gone.
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All three of those could be gone within a few years.
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And then, perhaps two months from now, it will be gone.
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They will certainly be gone before the end of the century.
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In a split second, everything that you love can be gone.
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Even the most beautiful snap will be gone in a day.
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David Bowie might be gone, but his music will live forever.
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Ned Stark may be gone, but he is certainly not forgotten!
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For these reasons, he may be gone even sooner than Sessions.
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Leave now and he could be gone for another half-decade.
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Mr Cunha may be gone but his shadow will haunt them.
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We humans would be gone but the world would come back.
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Right now, it's looking like we'll be gone about four days.
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Oy. DeMarcus Ware is expensive and unrestricted and may be gone.
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We'll only be gone for an hour or two, honey bears.
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Pruitt may be gone, but the Trump administration's ethical void remains.
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And they might be gone for good in a few decades.
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"That entire business could be gone in six months," he said.
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"I'll Be Gone in the Dark" 3 Michelle McNamara (Harper) 4.
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But 8 recent sightings suggest the creature may not be gone.
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They're designed to be gone over again and again, continually replayed.
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Wade will be overturned and access to abortion will be gone.
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The knock would be gone (or sometimes it would be worse).
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If your job is monotonous, it will likely soon be gone.
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"Bump stocks are going to be gone," Trump promised on Thursday.
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She will be gone to college in less than a year.
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"If it had been different, I'd probably be gone," Gibbons said.
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This requires him to be gone for a chunk of time.
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Mr. Martins may be gone, but he is not being erased.
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"The terrible NAFTA will soon be gone," he declared on Twitter.
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Sooner than you'd like to think, they may be gone forever.
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Much of the reason they are staying here will be gone.
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It's see now, buy now — or it will be gone forever.
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At some point, too early in her life, I'll be gone.
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Not just the Tower, which may or may not be gone.
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"That threat seems to be gone with this outfit," he said.
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Mr. Ailes may be gone, but Donald Trump is now president.
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She thought she might be gone a few weeks, maybe four.
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The assumption of their accession to our policies will be gone.
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Anthony Noto may be gone, but Twitter is doing just fine.
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With some lucky breaks, the disease could be gone by 22016.
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The freedom to screw up, though, may be gone for good.
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And it does satisfy my ego to think that I don't necessarily have to be gone forever, or that she doesn't have to be gone from me if that's what fate has in store for us.
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Craig Charles might be gone, Philippa Forrester might be gone, but this country will never run out of lovable anoraks who are willing to invest huge amounts of their time and money in building vicious, killer robots.
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By 2050 they could either all be gone, or damaged beyond recovery.
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The filibuster would be gone, and it would the Republicans' own doing.
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Pair that with some minestrone soup and saltines, and hangover be gone.
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I take great satisfaction in knowing that this worm will be gone.
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If they had their guns he would be gone in a second.
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"If it was up to me, he would be gone," Scaramucci said.
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"I think within five years, it will all be gone," Peng replied.
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" He continued, "If it were up to me, [Bannon] would be gone.
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By 290 it assumed that the deficit would be gone by 2200.
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And in all likelihood, even these silent pages will soon be gone.
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Luke Perry may be gone, but his presence will forever be felt.
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What a test identifies as inflammation could be gone the next day.
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Notably, the black antenna sticking up from the top will be gone.
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I have no idea that by noon tomorrow she will be gone.
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That in itself was remarkable, and after tonight, it will be gone.
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Miserable people like Sam would be gone, and everyone could be happy.
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He WILL be gone from the show ... but it hasn't happened yet.
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One day, they will be gone, the study's lead scientist said Wednesday.
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Angela "Big Ang" Raiola may be gone, but her memory lives on.
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While the coffee flavor will be gone, the fruit flavors will remain.
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I only hope that unlike a styrofoam cup, he'll be gone soon.
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The moon will never leave, even when it appears to be gone.
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The actual content will be gone, since it's stored (and deleted) elsewhere.
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But this time it looks like it may be gone for good.
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My boys will be gone, their mom's off in Asia on tour.
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Most of the caterpillars in Saskatchewan should be gone by mid-June.
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Kalanick might be gone, but the company he built will live on.
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The barbed wire will be gone, replaced by horse trails and campgrounds.
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The show may be gone, but it lives on in our hearts.
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Zac had been gone, and now I was going to be gone.
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But he enjoys the limelight too much to be gone for long.
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Carrie Fisher may be gone, but her impact is still being felt.
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"It's not something you can just hit delete and it'll be gone."
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They know if they don't get it done soon, they'll be gone.
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But things soon spiraled downward, and the peace appears to be gone.
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At a certain point, much of it will be gone for good.
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In just two decades, they say, the island could be gone entirely.
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But now, once you turn your back on it, it'll be gone.
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It would be gone by morning, not to return for another year.
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"I don't think those issues will ever be gone," the person said.
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"If it was up to me, [Bannon] would be gone," he said.
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If we had not gotten to the basement, we would be gone.
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But many questions remained — including when Mr. Esposito would actually be gone.
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So, with the G in place, 47D's "Plastered" could now be GONE.
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I should have been working, but Tony's friend would be gone soon.
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Like a pencil, these photos trace motions that may someday be gone.
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It would be gone in a few days or weeks, he said.
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Be sure to stock up — they'll be gone before you know it.
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The raccoons seemed to be gone, and sadness fell on the city.
|
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Fall is here, but City Bakery's hot chocolate might soon be gone.
|
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Marianne may be gone from the 2020 race, but she's not forgotten.
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CNN reports the snow should be gone from Chicago by Wednesday morning.
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If the worst happens, they'll be gone and out of money anyway.
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Both could be gone next season, as the team starts from scratch.
|
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Family friends already planned a visit for the time he'd be gone.
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It is so endangered that it could be gone in our lifetime.
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May's most ardent supporters — that she would be gone by Friday morning.
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Otherwise, everything you have loved in your entire life will be gone.
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By the end of the year it'll be gone for Tesla purchases.
|
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Everyone knew that power would be gone for four to six months.
|
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" Jesus turned to Pious Paul on his left and said: "Be gone!
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" Despite procedural hurdles, he added, "bump stocks are going to be gone.
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At that rate they would be gone in just a few years.
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I am going to be gone but the debate will keep going.
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Maybe I'll write a tell-all book and then go, be gone.
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So Rika Matsumoto knew that any day, her father could be gone.
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I think that Trump will be gone because of our great Constitution.
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Other animals The elephants may be gone, but other animals will stay put.
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Obviously, it won't be gone in a flash as President Trump first suggested.
|
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Read about all the cute and cuddly animals that might be gone soon.
|
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For a start, everyone the frozen person knows will long since be gone.
|
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Wade could be gone with another -- with a fifth vote for that side.
|
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"I'll Be Gone in the Dark" was published in February of this year.
|
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I expected her to run over the top of me and be gone.
|
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Depending on when you will hear this, fidget spinners may already be gone.
|
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Could I possibly imagine a world where something so stunning could be gone?
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These deals will be gone in a flash, so shop while you can.
|
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However, these early years with my kids will be gone in a blink.
|
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But most of the products likely to attract big surcharges would be gone.
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And now those tracks will be gone by the end of this August.
|
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According to TFD, it could be gone in just a day or two.
|
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When they play back the recording, the sound is going to be gone.
|
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To know that this drop might be gone very soon, it's really unfortunate.
|
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"This luxury of civilization will eventually be gone and we'll struggle," he says.
|
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The answer is, the president is going to be gone for 2700 days.
|
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Assuming Trump will be gone soon may not be a wise game plan.
|
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The Voice contestant Christina Grimmie may be gone, but she'll never be forgotten.
|
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I need everyone to understand that I will be gone for a bit.
|
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However large they loom today, Messrs Trump and Corbyn will eventually be gone.
|
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As a result, while Hearn may be gone, the hard fork lives on.
|
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It seems like this is not a money play ... Lisa may be gone.
|
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Grandma Mary Duggar may be gone, but she left so many memories behind.
|
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With the new format, however, the stage structure will be gone in 2020.
|
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Meanwhile, likes seem to be gone again in Canada as of this afternoon.
|
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"Well if it was up to me, he would be gone," Scaramucci said.
|
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But if all goes according to plan, they won't be gone for long.
|
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Food deserts would be gone, and the health of our population would rebound.
|
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If elected in November, Trump said, the anger would "be gone very quickly."
|
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This time next year the wholesale market, the world's busiest, will be gone.
|
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After all, if they really wanted you out then you'd already be gone.
|
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And tomorrow, for all any of us know, Apex might be gone forever.
|
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They'll soon be gone from Shanghai, but will linger on in Fink's photos.
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Adios. If they try to start pushing pills on me, I'll be gone.
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If I had a trip, I might be gone for a few days.
|
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Soon I will be gone, but will I get the compensation (in time)?
|
|
Some officials expect Tillerson to be gone by the end of the year.
|
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They would take sandwiches and jars of water and be gone all day.
|
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And its print product, he speculates, will likely be gone in five years.
|
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Soon what you want, above all, is escape: to be gone, elsewhere, annihilated.
|
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Iglesias will be gone a minimum three days or a maximum of seven.
|
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By 2013, Miller and Syndergaard would both be gone from the Blue Jays.
|
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If deportation was all it took, the gang would be gone by now.
|
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Plan to be gone most of the day, and bring food and water.
|
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J., you're not going to be here, your spirit's going to be gone.
|
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"I'm worried the apps will just be gone from my phone," she confessed.
|
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Someday you will be gone too, it's ok to be sad about it.
|
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I believe unlocked attacks aren't easy to fix, otherwise they'd already be gone.
|
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He'll be gone too, and it will be too soon whenever it happens.
|
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If 159 of her 315 MPs vote against her, May will be gone.
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The person I loved the most in the world would soon be gone.
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Soon they will be gone, but the art of one resident may endure.
|
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" At one point, a moderator even asked, "When will these people be gone?
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Her personality will be gone, but her chest will still rise and collapse.
|
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Tanaka could be gone for weeks but may be back sooner, Boone said.
|
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The taste would be gone after a few hours, but not the texture.
|
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If I'm not careful, everything I own is going to be gone again.
|
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The manager said they'd be gone by the end of the morning anyway.
|
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When students return from Spring Break on Monday, those mementos will be gone.
|
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"I would hate to be gone when that happens," he told Business Insider.
|
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For those who lose credibility, it doesn't have to be gone for good.
|
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The world needs him to be gone A.S.A.P. to protect our fragile peace.
|
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That&aposs all there is to it — the header will now be gone.
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It's going to be gone forever, so everybody just sit back and relax.
|
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"Well, if it was up to me, he would be gone," Scaramucci replied.
|
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Without question, if the FBI does find collaborating facts, Kavanaugh would be gone.
|
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And even though I'm leaving NBC, I will not be gone for long.
|
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The Aura will be gone and they will be taxed like never before!
|
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We'd expect the virus would be gone from your system by 21 days.
|
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That restraint will be gone when HRC's first appointee is sworn in. Finished.
|
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Current predictions are that coral reefs worldwide could be gone within 25 years.
|
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She may be gone, but her songs are about to get a second life.
|
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Prince may be gone, but his music continues to live on through his peers.
|
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Iron Man may be gone, but we're officially in good (if web-sticky) hands.
|
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If we don&apost have these small businesses, the social fabric will be gone.
|
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Bourdain may be gone physically, but his legacy will clearly leave a permanent mark.
|
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Now that constraint will soon be gone, leaving U.S. international relations hugely less predictable.
|
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The need to fight each battle from the same attacking philosophy won't be gone.
|
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Jill Zarin's husband Bobby may be gone, but he certainly will never be forgotten.
|
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Washington (CNN)Marco Rubio may be gone, but he's not all the way out.
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They were going to be gone by now, but now they're setting records, okay?
|
|
Carrie Fisher may be gone, but her Star Wars legacy will live on forever.
|
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Soon the bugs will be gone and the cows will move into to barn.
|
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I have leftover pasta with sweet potato sauce and read more I'll Be Gone.
|
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The daydreamer's home that once upon a time bordered distant hills will be gone.
|
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Mr Maduro could be gone tomorrow, or he could still be there at Christmas.
|
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Go deeper: #MeToo gets results: 75% of officials accused will be gone by 2019
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NH: Does that suggest by that year diesels in the US will be gone?
|
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In 2030, Benjamin said, "the last parking meter in the city will be gone."
|
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Bunny ears be gone (though who knows how the power lacing gets charged up).
|
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"She may be gone, but her conscience will be with us forever," he said.
|
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The days of constantly having to wipe away greasy fingerprints would be gone forever.
|
|
He may be gone, but the late Robert Kardashian Sr. lives on in spirit.
|
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However, Mr. Christie promised New Hampshire that he would not be gone for long.
|
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In 2003 he thought the disease would be gone in a couple of years.
|
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It's possible that he could be gone from the governor's office before even Friday.
|
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And I try not to be gone too long if it's not breaking news.
|
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LeBron will probably be gone before Magic arrives ... then again, he is the King.
|
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But those days may be gone, with even the BOJ's shock decision on Jan.
|
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Expectations were that you'd be gone by Thanksgiving, but now that's stretched into 2018.
|
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"The Ghost Ship may be gone," he says looking down with a deep sigh.
|
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It'll be gone way before you get drunk enough to grind to Skrillex's set.
|
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"By the time I get in everything will be gone #SavageXFenty," one user Tweeted.
|
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He will be gone for three weeks, according to Andrew Limo, a commission spokesman.
|
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"If they're removing it, it's like a piece of our childhood will be gone."
|
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It's here now, but it's just as likely to be gone in a moment.
|
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But hurry — if our predictions are correct, this palette will be gone soon enough.
|
|
Clintonian triangulation may be gone, but the industrial Midwest still needs to be won.
|
|
" Asked if he thought Ryan would be gone before January, the lawmaker replied: "Yes.
|
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The scenes of blind beggars on every street corner will soon be gone forever.
|
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Dab a bit on your whitehead and it should be gone in the morning.
|
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Trump was supposed to be gone by now; a subject of ridicule and embarrassment.
|
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"Tomorrow's not promised ... you could be here today and be gone tomorrow," he said.
|
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Pruitt may be gone, but the aides who attempted to suppress these studies remain.
|
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When they've gone out of his head, these words, they'll be gone, everywhere, forever.
|
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Now ten years of posts from the community will be gone from the subreddit.
|
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"Pruitt could be gone from E.P.A. by the time that happens," Ms. Whitman said.
|
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He'll be gone by the end of the month and the Jinn know it.
|
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It's likely that the Instagram Egg will be gone as quickly as it came.
|
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What to know: For about two weeks of the month, PMDD should be gone.
|
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Tacoma might not be Gone Home 2.0, but there's nothing wrong with that, either.
|
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Though if the molecules of our body vanish, they will be gone for good.
|
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Even provisions unrelated to insurance, like nutrition requirements for food labels, would be gone.
|
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What is clear that these characters may be gone, but BoJack hasn't forgotten them.
|
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The roots will be gone and we will be cut off from our ancestors.
|
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By Friday morning, Mr. Byrne said, all of the posters appeared to be gone.
|
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Khal Drogo may be gone, but he'll always be the moon of our lives.
|
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Brown will probably be gone before the true impact of SB 54 is realized.
|
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If he can't start winning soon he'll be gone — or as good as gone.
|
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Remember to kiss your avocados at night, because one day they could be gone.
|
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It hurts like shit but it'll be gone in like an hour or two.
|
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But every day, everyone I speak to says she will be gone in months.
|
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How quickly it can fade, disappear — things taken for granted be threatened, be gone.
|
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The Cup may not mean what it did; its halcyon days may be gone.
|
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"As more people clear [forests] to plant cashew nut trees, they will be gone."
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I will be gone and you'll never see me again, thank you very much.
|
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Flynn may be gone, but there's still the issue of finding someone to replace him.
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At the time of her death, I'll Be Gone in the Dark was still unfinished.
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At that rate of loss, the rings should be gone in about 292 million years.
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The once $7,500 subsidy is down to $1,875 and will be gone by next year.
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" He added: "The Aura will be gone and they will be taxed like never before!
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They can just tell you, 'Hey, you, the next day you have to be gone!
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Or I want all my kids' data back or for it to all be gone.
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"If you're not kind of present, you may be gone in 5 years," he cautioned.
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Sometimes he'd be gone for days at a time, but it wasn't a big deal.
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Bridal associations, be gone — the 16 options ahead are for traipsing around the city streets.
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"She may be gone from this place, but she will never be forgotten," she wrote.
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But, if you change your settings without backing up, those messages will be gone forever.
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In six months, all evidence that the Cali Cartel had ever existed will be gone.
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The hope is that if they are destroyed, the tumor will be gone for good.
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The fear amongst investors seems to be gone for the first time in this expansion.
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He will be gone for awhile, so now is the time for them to strike.
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I also needed to park my car for the whole time I would be gone.
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Because in a matter of seconds, that iPad you left behind might already be gone.
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He may be gone, but much of his work is forever etched into our minds.
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Toughie may be gone, he says, but "we're not going to lose all of them."
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Fortunately, whatever he had seems to be gone now – or at least it's under control.
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The settlement says Principal Bill Lucero must be gone starting the 2018-19 academic year.
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In the flash-forward, William (Ron Cephas Jones) is revealed to be gone as well ….
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A 38-year-old should not be gone, and his mother and I are devastated.
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The event can actually live for as little as a few milliseconds and be gone.
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Photo: Getty ImagesThe stigma of online dating might be gone, but the scams are not.
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He was going home to take a break, but he wouldn't be gone for long.
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Endless rumors and crazy speculation be gone: The iPhone X — pronounced "iPhone ten" — is real.
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In ten years, they won't be gone, but there will be fewer of them around.
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How deep is our bond if that's all it takes for you to be gone?
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Leave all this information behind, said Lamm - or your crypto bonanza could be gone forever.
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If ownership can't lock down new land for a new arena, Tavares may be gone.
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"If I start shooting 77-plus every round then obviously I'll be gone," she said.
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One day she'll be gone and all the kids have left of her are memories.
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LIFE may be gone, but its legacy, and the women who helped create it, endure.
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"I guarantee you that person would be gone," Conway continued in reference to the intern.
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Both chambers are scheduled to leave July 2023 and be gone until after Labor Day.
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When those resources are gone, those jobs will be gone, and so will our planet.
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Agalloch may be gone, but the band's impact and legacy will live on in perpetuity.
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And I don't know, it will just be gone these days, maybe, I don't know.
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Victoria may be gone form this plane for now, but only in a physical sense.
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We might be bored, but the danger of life and of living would be gone.
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But as long as her words are still with us, she'll never truly be gone.
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Back then, five minutes into a set, trying to sing, my voice would be gone.
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So he wants to cut those taxes, and that money would be gone right away.
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Buy them here and buy them quickly, because they'll be gone in a, well, flash.
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All you will hear is the sound of coins, and your gold will be gone.
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In other words, get it while the getting's good, for it may soon be gone.
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Bob Corker, all of whom will be gone when the new Congress convenes next year.
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Its melting has been a bonanza for farmers, but the water may soon be gone.
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She may be gone from the race, but Elizabeth Warren has a plan for that.
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" Besides, Russia is a place where Hillary Clinton's 33,000 emails "wouldn't be gone so easily.
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The front nine I'd play majestic, then on the back nine I'd be gone mentally.
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Should Sherman truly be gone, the Seahawks will still probably field an above-average defense.
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Hef may be gone, but Halsey is making damn sure ... his memory will live on.
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"We realized that within our lifetime, all of the survivors would be gone," she said.
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Sooner or later, our carefully written elegies would be gone, just as we would be.
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Soon, it will be gone, with the threat of major new trade restrictions closing in.
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"If we wait too long, all those wild-caught individuals will be gone," he said.
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The hope is that half of the plastic there will be gone within five years.
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His colleagues know he will be gone in eight months, which is diminishing his leverage.
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"The panic we see in the capital markets will be gone before long." he said.
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All Ugandan forces will be gone from the Central African Republic within a few weeks.
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In a blink of an eye, that 14 months we've been clean can be gone.
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In a market that&aposs growing, Morrison says that PMI can be gone rather quickly.
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"I could see it coming, I would experience it, and then it would be gone."
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And I worry that all the savings will be gone when I may need care.
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It's a stretch, but expect Beck and the book to not be gone forever...yet.
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While the asteroid may be gone, the collected data could be helpful in the future.
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Summer may be gone, but don't pack up your grill in sullen defeat just yet.
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She's pretty certain that by the time she gets there, the guy will be gone.
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Once the frog leaves on a trip, it's unclear how long it will be gone.
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This does feel good, I think, burning without flame, a shallow burning to be gone.
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The killings were intensively explored in "I'll Be Gone in the Dark," published in February.
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So I noticed that I'd go "out there"; I'd be gone somewhere, and then, bang!
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"Maybe 300 or 400 years from now, everything will be gone, we'll all be gone, and they'll be the four faces in the Black Hills and the statue there symbolizing the Native Americans who were here at one time," he told Voice of America.
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He expected the Germans to be gone, but he landed at a still-operational Luftwaffe base.
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I gather up everything I need for the baby, since we'll be gone for several hours.
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Carrie Fisher may be gone, but she will never be forgotten by her daughter Billie Lourd.
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Nigel Farage said the other day, he said in a fortnight Theresa May could be gone.
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Kepler will soon be gone, but astronomers will be studying its data for years to come.
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Fellow armys please be nice & don't do it or the glitch will be gone, be considerated.
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It's not entirely clear whether any of the other top figures will be gone by then.
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Tyson says his father's intense symptoms indicate he may be gone in a matter of weeks.
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"Without him, three of mine definitely would be gone," Julie said of her husband's heroic actions.
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But in 20 years, the team's field site -- the bird's habitat -- could be gone, Podos said.
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This avenue of oak trees, some over 100 years old, could be gone in a day.
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But that's far better than the roughly 500,000 acres officials feared would be gone by now.
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So reports the Wall Street Journal, which notes that app should be gone by late Wednesday.
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This kind of event's never been done before, and it'll be gone for a year tomorrow.
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If we keep burning coal like there's no tomorrow, it could be gone in 150 years.
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He may be gone, but onscreen and through his music, Prince's legacy will live on forever.
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Modernist buffs have started to fret that many of these Brutalist buildings will soon be gone.
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The sibling may be gone, but he or she will always be part of the family.
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"I just didn't want her to be gone one day when I came home," he said.
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They believe in ghosts or séances because they don't want their loved ones to be gone.
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Most likely, when the lights came back on, we'd expect our little pisser would be gone.
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"She said, 'I'm going to be gone,' " her sister, Sarah told PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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"I would guess in ten years, most of our ash trees will be gone," Helm says.
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But, depending on Twitter's ability to reconstruct its own past, those tweets may be gone forever.
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And then the crew chief is like, 'He'll be gone by the time you get there.
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"Harvey the man may be gone, but his impact on their corporate culture remains," she said.
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The law's protections would be gone, including helping to ensure coverage for people with preexisting conditions.
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You may be gone but you're not going to be forgotten for a long time yet.
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"I felt like if I didn't do it now, the story would be gone," she said.
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And second, this suggests that Woody might be gone but Buzz lives to play another day.
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Back stiffness caused him to miss a start on Monday, but it appeared to be gone.
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For most people, hiccups will continue for a few minutes and be gone within 48 hours.
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With the repeal approaching, some people are worried their benefits will be gone with the law.
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It's going to be an amazing experience for 3 weeks, and then it will be gone.
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Once again, I told myself everything was okay, and that it would be gone by tomorrow.
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If the ruling stands then the global advantage American companies worked to achieve will be gone.
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Just make sure to act fast, because some of these deals might be gone by Monday.
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No matter how weird it gets, or how terrible it smells, they will be gone soon.
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The temporary structures in which it's being performed will be gone in a week or so.
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It was fully expected that if Republicans lost the majority in November, he would be gone.
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"If they can't get into heat, they'll freeze to death, and they'll be gone," he said.
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And if no one advocates for these intangibles, the last quiet places will soon be gone.
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Due to climate change, wild coffee beans are anticipated to be gone by the year 2080.
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Because of climate change, wild coffee beans are anticipated to be gone by the year 2080.
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There was a sense of disbelief among his friends that he could just suddenly be gone.
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The outward signs of our political dysfunction would be gone, but the disease would still remain.
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It is not uncommon for the bubbly to be gone by the end of the day.
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"If this continues," he told me, "the vibrancy of this small, rural community will be gone."
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If I soak a cracked dish, the stains seem to be gone — but are they really?
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One Indian official argued that the debris would be gone within 45 days of the test.
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Their attacker is dead now, and the criminal case against him will soon be gone, too.
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"That you will be gone in November, and you'll never be able to do this again."
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With Murphy soon to be gone, we families of the seriously mentally ill need another Murphy.
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By the time Mr. Hale tried to get back the next day, both would be gone.
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Class rankings may be gone but students have a pretty good sense of where they stand.
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Even German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a fixed point in a turning world, will soon be gone.
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But everyone knows that any Trump official could be gone tomorrow, or undercut in another tweet.
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I will be gone one day so I'm preparing food for the time when I'm gone.
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Once Yahoo deletes the data, a significant chunk of internet history will be gone for good.
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One way or another, Mr Vizcarra and the current congress may well be gone next year.
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"I'll be gone for a moment," she said to the infant in an upbeat, gentle voice.
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Maybe his policies would be brought back by future presidents — but maybe they'll be gone forever.
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Nick Fury will be gone (she finds out he's missing in Captain Marvel's post-credits scene).
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"People are worried that in a few weeks their favorite products will be gone," Denz said.
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Many of them would be gone in seconds, she remembered, and there were often technical difficulties.
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David Cassidy might be gone, but his old mansion in Florida is very much in business.
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"I don't have any expectations; he's here today and will be gone tomorrow," Mr. Mendoza said.
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My kids would feel like something had been taken from them for me to be gone.
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They're not gonna see the devastation in '17, '18, or '19, it'll be gone by then.
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"The oral cancer we hoped would be gone forever has returned," Jim said in a statement.
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Those seem to all be gone now—she was very sweet and complimented my arm wrestling.
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And those advocates, they now today are lamenting the fact that he&aposs going to be gone.
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Otherwise it can be gone before you know it and without actually leaving you any better off.
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Maybe to a filmmaker, a character can just be gone and dead, but I don't [think so].
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If they ever turned their beams of death on our little industry we'd just be gone anyway.
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I am still reading I'll Be Gone, but see a light at the end of the tunnel!
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The videos will still be there, but those hyperlinked boxes embedded in them will all be gone.
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And while Webster may be gone, women and men in Nashville say a culture of silence remains.
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When the Nebraska team was tapped, they knew they could be gone from their families for weeks.
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Some people will stop using Twitter voluntarily, because suddenly all the accounts they follow will be gone.
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Officials have asked that the Pokémon be gone by the anniversary of the bombing on August 6.
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Coral reefs are suffering as a result; scientists expect almost all corals to be gone by 2050.
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"You'll be silent forever, and I'll be gone in the dark," the he once taunted a survivor.
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But within a few years they'd both be gone from campus, headed on drastically different life paths.
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It won't bring Chucky back, but it acknowledges the English springer spaniel shouldn't be gone at all.
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As usual, these prices are likely to be gone very soon — so start booking your fall getaway!
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"If I would have put her in a home in 2002, she would be gone long ago."
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Earth's coral reefs are dying so quickly that some scientists say they'll be gone by mid-century.
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But just because I tame an obsessive thought one night doesn't mean it will be gone forever.
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Halloween-friendly thrillers (Insomnia, Devil) and frightening flicks (The Exorcist, Estranged) will be gone by mid-October.
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Cameron Boyce may be gone, but his legacy will continue on through his passion for helping others.
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And when you serve it with some freshly toasted bread, it'll be gone before the first touchdown.
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Havana, Cuba (CNN)The chill may soon be gone in relations between Cuba and the European Union.
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After 30 days, if a user hasn't restored their account, the data should be gone... for good.
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"If they can't get in the heat, they'll freeze to death and they'll be gone," McMaster said.
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" Becky added, "The only thing she knows how to do is either be invincible or be gone.
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By his estimate, at the current rate of demand even the nitrates would be gone within decades.
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You've probably heard this part before: Corals are dying quickly, so quickly they may soon be gone.
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Those symptoms may be gone after a few hours or stick around for a couple of days.
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"One day she'll be gone and all the kids have left of her are memories." she wrote.
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After this, scientists will turn off its radio transmitters and the probe will be gone for good.
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Yeah, I feel like if I were working here, half of these would be gone by now.
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"Cassini may be gone, but its scientific bounty will keep us occupied for many years," Spilker said.
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They fear some yet-unobserved behaviours may be gone before any human ever gets to witness them.
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If not, why would I go to WWE to probably make less money and be gone more?
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Some scientists are predicting that most of the glaciers near Mount Everest will be gone by 2100.
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That means President Obama's immigration executive orders will likely be gone, to the joy of fellow Republicans.
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"By the time you get on a plane to go see it, it'll be gone," she said.
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By as soon as the end of next month, the association with the president may be gone.
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"I don't think we have unrealistic expectations that tomorrow nuclear weapons will be gone," Ms. Fihn said.
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You may be gone but your work will remain with us to always remember you ♥️ RIP.
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The scion of Stark Industries may be gone, but his cult of personality is stronger than ever.
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But no one knew how long the electricity would stay or when it would be gone again.
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"I think we're all missing a piece of us moving forward that's going to be gone forever."
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Live, on-demand, and even DVR'd content from the Fox RSNs and YES will all be gone.
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By then the Vietnamese survivors would be gone, carrying most of their dead and wounded with them.
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While the files may appear to be gone, they may still be lurking out of normal view.
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This all-time-low price will be gone in a snap (too soon?), so grab it now.
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They could be gone for a day, two days or a week, but they always come back.
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ALWAYS better to wait for more info unless there&aposs a chance the opportunity may be gone.
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I want to be gone when they come to my home, away to a nice spa hotel.
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Tywin might be gone from Westeros, but we very much still feel the presence of both men.
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These cookies feign modesty, but they know by the end of the party, they'll be gone. 1.
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Then her family had to buy back the ring, because otherwise it could be gone for good.
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As soon as Hellion had the opportunity to get a better singer, she suspected, she'd be gone.
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Her bestselling book, I'll Be Gone in the Dark, chronicles her tireless investigation of the long-cold case.
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Cameron Boyce may be gone, but his family will forever remember and celebrate the legacy he left behind.
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Williamson may be gone from the Atlantic, but the point of view he espoused is alive and well.
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In fact, many candidates on stage Wednesday will likely be gone when the Hawkeye State has its say.
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If you wait too long, the English peas and fresh apricots will be gone before you know it.
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"If it was up to me, he would be gone, but it's not up to me," he said.
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Within five years, he reckons, most of the 50 or so local Chinese phone manufacturers will be gone.
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"It's a little bit of a hassle now, but in five days, it will be gone," he said.
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The big thing that will be different in 2017, apparently, is that the screen bezels will be gone.
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After a shoddy search of the house, Serena emerges with June's cape and concludes June must be gone.
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Cameron said he was likely to be gone by the time of the Conservative Party conference in October.
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By 2021, half of surviving U.S. newspapers will be gone, Harvard's Nicco Mele told the WSJ in May.
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But [if] you order a week from now, you have to quote again because they might be gone.
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Nigel Farage, a former leader of the UK Independence Party, pronounces that she will be gone by Christmas.
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Others criticize the ethics of resurrecting species whose habitats might be gone and putting surrogate mothers at risk.
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Lemmy may be gone, but the Rainbow and hair metal will, in spite of it all, never die.
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Maley foresees gains for FANG but says the high-flying days of yore may be gone for good.
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The front door to her apartment was unlocked, indicating to police she didn't expect to be gone long.
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Some people think Snapchat has the edge right now; some think it will be gone in five years.
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The forecasts are showing that most El Nino conditions will be gone probably by spring to early summer.
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I was one of those women who thought if a man cheated on me, I would be gone.
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Although the umbrellas have mitigated the rays and quieted the controversy, the problem may not entirely be gone.
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They know their bosses mean it when they joke that their desks might be gone when they return.
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But the fund is dwindling and may be gone entirely by 2025, claims a local NGO, Lao Hamutuk.
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I also keep my regular therapy sessions, especially if I'm going to be gone longer than a week.
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Polio is back in Nigeria, just when the World Health Organization thought the virus might be gone completely.
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The only constitutional "hook" that saved ObamaCare in 21625 will thus be gone as of January 2900, 220006.
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The duplicate contact will be gone and you should only have one entry for it in your phone.
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"When the sun rises, the devils will be gone, but we will be left in this dry land."
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Las Vegas has odds at up to 33 percent that the president will be gone by year's end.
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The Stan Lee Story, $158.01, available at AmazonMarvel's Stan Lee may be gone, but he'll never be forgotten.
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In all likelihood, Strong will be gone by the end of this season; the only question is when.
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I love the flavor, and they're insanely cute (and little, so any texture should be gone relatively quickly).
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"When I was in my mid-twenties, you never think you're going to be gone, ever," Marcus admits.
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We have fewer than 50 seats left, and they'll be gone before you can say deep hack mode.
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"I think people are worried that in a few weeks their favorite products will be gone," Denz said.
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But Toshiba recently quit the consumer laptop game, and now that laptop looks to be gone for good.
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And having to play each other in the third round, one of us is going to be gone.
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On grass, if you have one bad game, especially against a good server, the set can be gone.
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I would like it to be gone, and I am not going to dress up on its behalf.
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Much of the stain should be gone, and any remaining wine can be treated later using Wine Away.
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A pop-up message on the streaming video site's TV-friendly landing page says it'll be gone soon.
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Is it possible that we could wake up one day and the ice sheets would suddenly be gone?
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It will be gone in a minute, but it serves as a brief introduction to King's culinary realm.
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SCARAMUCCI: Well, if it was up to me he would be gone, but it's not up to me.
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"For the benefits of our members: Do it fast, do it early, and be gone," he told them.
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"I have not locked in with a decision that he needs to be gone at all," she said.
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Don't start lining them up too early, though, or they'll be gone by the time you actually arrive.
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You can be gone at any given time and we have to appreciate the moments that we have.
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"The guys are excited to go, but none of us know how long they'll be gone," Burns said.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, the board could soon be gone, despite its consultative approach and reliance on voluntary compliance.
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"As soon as I hit it that ball, I knew it was going to be gone," Martin said.
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And when those brands have fallen out of fashion, or are gone altogether, I'll probably be gone, too.
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Barbara Jordan may be gone, but her work on immigration is a shining light for our path forward.
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"Fifty years from now, half the jobs that we know of today will be gone," Indiana's Long said.
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It can all be gone over with a fine-tooth comb and the remains taken out of there.
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Outgoing Democratic Senate leader Harry Reid has struck a very different tone, but he'll be gone come January.
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Both foreign leaders and Congress feel less and less beholden to a president who will be gone soon.
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The idea that anything — that even if there was a rumor that it affected fertility — would be gone.
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It will also sell out the rest of the inventory around the country, and then it will be gone.
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Northern Spy Food Company This locavore spot will serve its last brunch on Monday and be gone after Feb.
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KSC is now closed to all non-essential personnel until Monday — when the storm is supposed to be gone.
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It's not much of a consolation, but while the spacecraft will be gone soon, its science will live forever.
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They're not going to see the devastation in '17 and '18 and '19 -- it will be gone by then.
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In TV, the most devastating blow is likely Pretty Little Liars, whose seven seasons will be gone next month.
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Are Britney, Leo, and the grandparents going to simply be gone from Owen and Amelia's lives by next week?
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But amid political fears and regulatory worries, the credit that once fueled spending sprees may also simply be gone.
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After a superleaded cup, my post-weekend weariness would be gone and I'd be ready to tackle my day.
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The turnover is very dynamic: in 3 to 5 million years, half of any new repeats will be gone.
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The terrible behavior that shouldn't exist anymore, that still does, needs to be gone and out, and out quickly.
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This is a sovereign nation and it's going to be gone if we don't do something to stop it.
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I always get sick after getting a tattoo, so I'm not worried, knowing it'll be gone in the morning!
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"The most concerning stuff seems to be gone," said Aaron Weiss, deputy director of the Center for Western Priorities.
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If she hadn't then Sara might be gone and this stupid Ezra/Nicole storyline would have never happened. 18.
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I take a piece of cake for the afternoon because I know it will all be gone by then.
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I'd like the conversation around women and equality to be gone by the time my daughter enters the workforce.
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He added that he is likely to be gone by the time of the Conservative Party conference in October.
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Their investigation is chronicled in the book I'll Be Gone in the Dark, which came out after McNamara's death.
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Surely, Bryant, a borderline mythological athlete still very much in the public eye, could not be gone so suddenly.
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I preordered Michelle McNamara's book I'll Be Gone in the Dark about a month ago, and it arrived yesterday!
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The ugly black rectangle can be gone in seconds, leaving you to enjoy everything else about your living room.
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Based on assumptions about Proxima b's size and composition, its oxygen will be gone in about 10 million years.
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I have friends who have both the vacation resources and financial ones to be gone nearly all the time.
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"She said, 'I'm going to be gone,' " Sarah, 13, recalls to PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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The face would be hacked off with an axe or machete and the tusks, of course, would be gone.
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Louis Tomlinson's mother may be gone, but her memory is still living on in his heart and his music.
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Keep an eye on Sephora's website to snag yours — these babies are sure to be gone in a snap.
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This deal will be gone after March 1, so don't hesitate if you like the look of this deal.
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Before too long, Dell's flash sale will be gone, so it's important that you act fast to avoid disappointment.
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Kendall: I usually average 10 pairs when I travel, because I can be gone for long periods of time.
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We do not know how long we will be gone at the time of the writing of this memo.
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And consider this: If Pruitt had gotten his way four years ago, the EPA's endangerment finding would be gone.
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By 2050 a lot of Alaska's permafrost, a storehouse of carbon over time, could be gone, the NYT reports.
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LONDON — Hodor may be gone, but his memory will live on in the form of tiny, well-placed stickers.
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Anna Nicole Smith may be gone, but Larry Birkhead sees so much of her within their daughter Dannielynn Birkhead.
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Meghan Markle and Patrick J. Adams may be gone from the set of Suits, but they're certainly not forgotten.
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"And other people have made this point: If the guy was running Dairy Queen, he'd be gone," Letterman said.
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I do four-day shifts where I'll be gone for four days, or two-day shifts because they're easier.
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However that doesn't mean that the young actors fans came to know and love in It would be gone.
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And don't forget—you gotta hop on these deals today, because come tomorrow, they may very well be gone.
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It will be gone by then, whether we do it or not, it will be imploded off the map.
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If we gutted it and fixed all of its quirks that feeling we love so much would be gone.
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The older kids are sometimes trapped in magical thinking: Maybe if I'd gotten better grades, he wouldn't be gone.
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Thanks to this more aggressive payment plan, my credit-card debt will be gone in June 2020 (interest notwithstanding).
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Some Cyber Monday deals are released in very limited quantities, and can be gone in minutes — or even seconds.
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I had borne three healthy children and fed them with parts of my body that would soon be gone.
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I've heard repeatedly that if Obama had just acted sooner in Syria, Assad would be gone and Syria peaceful.
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Three of the 10 franchises that partnered with the League Championship Series in 2017 will be gone by 2020.
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While the app itself may be gone, many of us continue to cherish the genuine friendships made last summer.
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" A senior GOP House member predicted this about Ryan's future: "He will be gone by the end of July.
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But nothing quite beats seeing a piece in person—especially when that piece might be gone the next day.
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Get to clicking — airline sales don't last long, but this one is sure to be gone in a flash.
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When created, many politicians and corporate executives thought that Amtrak would be gone within five years, dead of apathy.
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When our community banks are gone, one of the major economic engines of our small towns will be gone.
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Audience members who express fear that if nothing changes, they or someone they love will be gone soon, too.
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Ms. Najjar and Mr. Abrash thought they would be gone for 215 days, waiting for the fighting to dissipate.
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While Moammar Gadhafi may be gone, it's arguable that the country is even worse off than under his rule.
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Once this wall of black cloth is removed, the Islamic Republic and its discredited political ideology will be gone.
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If I don't find that one special lady soon, my entire species will be gone as we know it.
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"I won't be gone so long as all that," he told Saruca as the boy sobbed himself to sleep.
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But the elegant structure in which de Kooning and his wife, Elaine, lived and painted may soon be gone.
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Two weeks ago or so he said [coronavirus] will be gone by April because it's going to get warmer.
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Sakoltee Phattiyakul, the deputy governor of Bangkok, dismissed fears that street food would be gone from Bangkok this year.
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Hank thought her to be gone for good, but his experiences with Scott led him to see things differently.
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"I expected all my weight to be gone," Keith confessed over lunch at a sushi restaurant near his work.
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All that knowledge she held about him would be gone, and he would never have known anything about her.
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WWE has to get what they can out of Lesnar now, because after SummerSlam he may well be gone.
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But that doesn't mean you shouldn't hurry — the deal is so good we imagine they'll be gone in no time.
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The Juncker Commission will be gone after May European parliament elections, which may see a rise of anti-EU parties.
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While the old magic may be gone the will remains, but not even will can stand up to inevitable decay.
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But be quick, because some of these chargers only have lightning deals on them, which means they'll be gone fast.
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While the ads may be gone from TV, that doesn't stop everyday citizens from spreading the message on their own.
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From this new app, you'll still be able to record Vine videos, but the larger Vine community will be gone.
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Wong: Doctor Strange may be gone, but we left his pal Wong back in NYC, guarding the New York Sanctum.
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Trump will (actually) be gone in four or eight years, and there will still be battles for unions to fight.
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Those involved may be gone, but the police force that neglected its duty to Callaway is still here, he said.
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"My guess is that most of the NetSuite management team will be gone in 12-18 months," Workday's Bhusri said.
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By 1003, more than 2100 buildings and 225 percent of its beaches could be gone, according to a 215 report.
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Thousands of them die in fishing nets every year, and Mundo Marino says they could be gone in 30 years.
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The market might go on for a couple of years, but it's likely it'll be gone for good soon enough.
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The part where the FCC assesses your complaint, asks for more info, and demands a written response would be gone.
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The radio host made Tyler confirm it: Did he mean "farewell" as in the band would be gone for good?
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Antenna lines will get less visible, as documented in the photos and videos above, and headphone jacks will be gone.
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This neighbor stops me before getting in the car and asks how long we will be gone (huge red flag).
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You really have nothing to lose, because if it doesn't work out, you'll be gone in a number of days.
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Considering what a stir Drake's Views popup caused, we're sure these limited-edition tees will be gone in an instant.
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All traces of the makeshift city — which employed 2,000 people in December — will be gone by the end of January.
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Fisher may be gone, but Leia lives in a galaxy far, far away; she can do what mere humans cannot.
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It is terrifying, and any moment you feel the urge to look at that snake, the gate might be gone.
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Just make sure you start watching now, because come next month, all the TVs and movies ahead will be gone.
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Pingie first noticed that the startup sound might be gone while browsing through some tech notes for Apple's new laptop.
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She thought she would be gone a few hours, but it was three years before she managed to return home.
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Follow the steps below to make one yourself (or two...we have a feeling the first will be gone fast).
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If employees were honest on their surveys, more than 22,000 of them will be gone by this time next year.
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The promise they made to their base was that if they were voted into power, the bill would be gone.
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We don't have to tell you that these babies will be gone in a heartbeat so set your alarms now.
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OREGON OCCUPATION Bundy be gone: When your protest attracts its own protesters, you know things have gone off the rails.
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I just have that bond that will be there … He may be gone, but that feeling has never left me.
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You'll be gone by the end of November, I don't give a damn, show up and vote on Nov. 8.
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Washington (CNN)Sean Spicer may be gone (from the White House communications team), but he certainly will not be forgotten.
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Sometimes he'd be gone a few weeks and just bring one bodyguard and the rest of us could just chill.
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If the British leave the EU, those days will be gone, and so will the label "capital of the world".
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This morning, the opponent was the sun; the shot was in the wall's shadow, which would be gone by eleven.
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"In a few weeks a large part of the problems will be gone," he told the newspaper in an interview.
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I will share my memories because in a few years, people my age will be gone and unable to testify.
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Because if you know you are going to be gone for a week or for a day, you plan accordingly.
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If Musk somehow does take Tesla private, what Musk gains is that the analysts and short sellers will be gone.
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"I'm a blue-collar man and I worked for my house and now my house might be gone," he said.
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Today, while a single existential threat may be gone, the challenges we face now are just as grave and complicated.
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Nordstrom Makers Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramels, $32These soft caramels covered in dark chocolate will be gone in no time.
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She may be gone now, but Leia — and the woman who called herself the princess/general's custodian — remains ever-present.
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And by January, the chance to put a justice on the court who is acceptable to conservatives could be gone.
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In the end, the rich people will take over everything and develop it themselves and then it will be gone.
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The days of true Linsanity may be gone, but Lin still has a huge following and a more mature game.
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At a certain point, populations won't be enough to support rural hospitals and clinics, and they, too, will be gone.
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Left without a real understanding of him, all I had was his face, and now that would be gone, too.
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"The oral cancer we hoped would be gone forever has returned," Kelly said in a statement released by the Bills.
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By century's end, half the world's flowers could be gone, and with them, a large part of the world's splendor.
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If the temperature goes up three degrees Fahrenheit, the globe will be gone in a relatively short period of time.
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Livingston's irritable substance-abuse counselor won't be gone for too long; the series was recently renewed for a third season.
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After all, past predictions have suggested that New Orleans could be gone altogether by sometime late in the 5003st century.
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In just a few days, it will all probably be gone — but at least we had it for a night.
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They had announced on Tuesday that pitcher Jordan Montgomery would be gone for the season because of Tommy John surgery.
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You may have heard that the recessive gene for red hair will be gone by the end of the century.
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"Everything will be gone soon," he said recently as government forces drew within a few miles of his hometown, Binnish.
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Baghdadi may be gone, but ISIS continues to threaten people in Iraq and Syria and American troops in the region.
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If he poured a packet of sugar under his tongue, by the time it dissolved, the hiccups would be gone.
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Should this trend continue, most Grauer's gorillas will be gone within the next five to 10 years, Dr. Plumptre said.
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One important thing to note: iTunes might be gone, but the monolithic iTunes library in the file system is not.
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Ultimately, his son Nicolas suggested, he was a man from a different era, one that may be gone for good.
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" He added, "Like many other old immigrant communities, the space will still be there, but the essence will be gone.
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"Any player who has taken a knee to protest this great country during its anthem should already be gone," Rep.
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"Our homes will be gone, but we'll be able to come back and walk the boardwalk," he added, half-joking.
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Manafort hasn't been sentenced yet, but his slim hope of avoiding a lengthy prison sentence now appears to be gone.
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So it was just like time when my mom would be gone and my grandma would tell me she'll be back.
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New York (CNN Business)Netflix will soon lose "The Office" from its streaming lineup and "Friends" could be gone in 2020.
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Doula Liz — with whom Nick shared a one-night stand months before — may be gone, but the aftermath is only beginning.
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But if expansion outpaces gravity, eventually the universe will be cold and empty--all light, heat, and connection will be gone.
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The Pentagon is initiating a full replacement and says the floppy disks should be gone by the end of next year.
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Because if you look at it, I mean, it said we are going to — let's see here — it will be gone.
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But in Nigeria, people still prefer cash because they worry if their phones are stolen, their money will be gone, too.
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An AMBER Alert was issued for Jayme, who escaped last Thursday after Patterson told her he'd be gone for several hours.
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In January 2018, HPCIAs will be gone from McDonald's chickens in Brazil, Canada, Japan, South Korea, the United States and Europe.
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There's enough information here that if he weren't the president's son-in-law, his security clearance would be gone by now.
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Earlier this year, Oswalt — who writes the afterword — released I'll Be Gone in the Dark with the help of other contributors.
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" Burgess added "any troubles" Murphy may have had with gay people in the past must be gone "because he loved me.
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The space agency hasn't been able to regain contact since, leading engineers to think the twins might be gone for good.
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Hall told the AP the town is hoping all the poop will be gone by the time it gets really hot.
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The Medicaid expansion that provided insurance to many poor people in states that accepted it would be gone under this bill.
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We knew well, even on that day in June, that it was likely the recycling center would be gone by August.
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Of the established stars that Rosicky linked up with when he first joined Arsenal, two would be gone the following year.
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But this notion of a "tech company" is one that I think is going to be gone 10 years from now.
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"Investors need to adopt an emergency footing otherwise the window to secure the change we need will be gone," he added.
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He knew that I was leaving, and that there was no better prey than somebody who is going to be gone.
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I had an overwhelming feeling that if I didn't call in a mobile phlebotomist, my mother would be gone by Sunday.
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She chose to leave before either happened, stating she will be gone before the FCC's next open meeting on May 10.
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"Investors need to adopt an emergency footing otherwise the window to secure the change we need will be gone," he added.
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"We all hoped that one day the sanctions would be gone," said Wictor Mansson of the shipping company Affinity in London.
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Silk Road and AlphaBay may be gone, but that hasn't stopped fraudsters, gamblers, sex workers, and drug dealers from cashing in.
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IPv4 address are still being passed out like candy, even though at current rates they'll be gone in a few years.
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Most of the original genres we love and most of the revivals of the genres we love would be gone, too.
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If a pine forest is dense and established, the plants, fungi and bacteria that oak savanna thrives with will be gone.
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Before she goes under Sinclair says if it works he'll be gone and she says he's with her all the time.
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" Another senior GOP aide said rumors the Senate will be gone after next week are "the wishful thinking of some members.
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Check out The Flight Deal for more details, but be aware that this deal could be gone as soon as tomorrow.
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They were still counting on a chance to learn a trade—but half of them would be gone in two weeks.
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By then, Illauq worried, it would be too late—marine mammals would be gone along with the livelihoods of Clyde residents.
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"It is time for you to be gone / Live wherever you like, but do not live among us," the poem continues.
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He just says that the ones that are near the water will be gone, but Doral will be in great shape.
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When it opens in 2020, its forlorn cells will be gone and its terra-cotta facade and colorful wall mosaics restored.
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Oh, and if your co-workers are vultures, it'll all be gone by the time you get out of your meeting.
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"The ecosystem is broken, the sea has been polluted, people are afraid the fish will be gone," Paendong said by telephone.
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First, I'd take out an insurance policy so I'd be gone but would know my kids could get a college education.
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Figuring that she'd be gone for only a few minutes, Brown left her five-year-old daughter, Iionni, asleep in bed.
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Pretty soon, "lello" will be gone and all I'll have is the written and audio record of its one-time existence.
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As Sutton points out, Snyder could be gone tomorrow if he wanted, and what recourse would any of his players have?
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"The old-school way of just studying film, that's going to be gone in probably three to five years," Barak said.
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After he turned 69 in June, he decided it was time for him to be gone: It was time to retire.
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He'll be gone from this year's Golden Globes — denounced, derided, joked about — but his presence, and questionable legacy, will be everywhere.
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But Ms. Eller said she had not taken those things because she had planned to be gone only a short time.
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Disick was already on TikTok, and Kourtney even appeared in a few, but that original account also appears to be gone.
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Pedaling alongside my fellow commuters — students, workers, pensioners — I felt part of a communal experience that might soon be gone forever.
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Still, about once a month I wake in the night and know with absolute clarity that I will soon be gone.
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I know something has got to change or my dreams of making it to a big-time college will be gone.
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"Be gone forthwith," Kevin Breslin said of Mr. Garodnick, who is prohibited by term limits from seeking re-election next year.
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And now thanks to an eagle-eyed fan, there appears to be evidence that Hopper may not be gone just yet.
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"It's just a tragedy to be out here and have one of the legends be gone with his daughter," Almasi said.
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LABOTT: If -- we're surprised that we're having this conversation because if you read the papers, you should be gone by now.
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The young flamethrower may be gone, but Dipoto, a former major league reliever, said Hernandez could win without his best fastball.
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By 2050, much of this frozen ground, a storehouse of ancient carbon, could be gone — a striking result of climate change.
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Within a generation's time, nearly all of the 16 million American veterans who served in World War II will be gone.
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"It scared me thinking that it was totally possible I could be gone before my daughter reaches that point," she said.
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"Our broker told us we had to see it immediately, that it would be gone by the afternoon," Ms. Ahrens said.
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"To have your partner be gone and not be able to prepare for it, it's just really hard," she told WNCN.
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Team Flakes may be gone for good, but the Lincoln team did a commendable job of returning the Continental to market.
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Thunberg on Tuesday warned that the remaining carbon budget would be "gone in less than eight years" at current emission levels.
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The owners, who'd told me they were going to be gone for the night, left my room key in the entrance.
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Second, always, always, always, lock your hotel room door, even if you're only going to be gone a couple of minutes.
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If you plan as though the program will be gone, potentially reduced benefits won't deal such a blow to your retirement.
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But the days seem to be gone when a movie like "Dressed to Kill" assumed trans women were psychos in skirts.
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The thought had never entered my mind — that Ronen could be here one morning and be gone by that same afternoon.
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So here she is offering her rebuke and her steadfastness, looking out from history saying, I'm still here, you'll be gone.
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He'll be gone from this year's Golden Globes — derided, decried, joked about — but his presence, and questionable legacy, will be everywhere.
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That also means the legendary "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" album might be gone when he gets out of prison.
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If the nodules are removed, then the sponges on which it relies to lay its eggs will be gone as well.
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A new round of iPhone 27 leaks are out and, guess what, it seems like the headphone jack really will be gone.
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Seems like the idea of going to a movie theater and seeing "Lady Bird" in a couple years will just be gone.
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Just look at the S&P Fortune 500; many experts agree 40% of the top companies will be gone in a decade.
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If you love true crime stories, "Atlanta Monster" and "I'll Be Gone in the Dark "should be next on your listen list.
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The cold cases came back into the spotlight last year with the publication of Michelle McNamara's I'll Be Gone in the Dark.
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If you do not like the feeling that a lot of plot will unfold before you understand anything at all, be gone.
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If we keep going at this rate, the traditional locals will be gone, leaving only identical Scandi-style bars serving overpriced cocktails.
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That conceit seems to be gone this season, now that everybody's working on the same problems instead of living their separate lives.
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The ICG may be gone, but D'Angelo is already starting to think of what's next when it comes to protecting YouTube creators.
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But every time they said Golden State Killer they credited the work of Michelle McNamara and Ill Be Gone in the Dark.
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She didn't have a car or a license, and her husband would be gone for weeks, even six months at a time.
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Lisa Vanderpump may be gone from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for now, but Bravo's Andy Cohen hopes she's not forever.
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While net neutrality may be on its way out, many of its core tenets probably aren't going to be gone for good.
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The skin here is thinner and are more susceptible to infection, so mascara, shadow, and liner need to be gone pre-sleep.
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The inspector general doesn&apost have jurisdiction to interview political employees who worked in the Obama administration who may now be gone.
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Cora might be gone, but the creeps you'll get from Ambrose, Vera, and Julian will more than sustain your summer Sinner obsession.
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The waifs and radicals may be gone, but the atmosphere in the Flore and beyond is more highbrow than the doomsayers imply.
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We've got to find some way of getting things under control or this country and your future is going to be gone.
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Ok, this is just scary: Two-thirds of the world's wildlife could be gone by the end of this decade, WWF reports.
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The agency didn't confirm whether all the children would be gone by this weekend or what would happen to the facilities afterwards.
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Last year, Canadian scientists predicted that by 2100, over 90 percent of the glaciers that feed the Liard River will be gone.
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OJ Simpson, and books like Michelle McNamara's I'll Be Gone In The Dark, credited with helping to apprehend the Golden State Killer.
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"With everything that is said out there you'd think that it's Armageddon and retail's going to be gone next week," Maloney said.
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Trump may be gone in four years, or even sooner, but your customer and client base will be with you for decades.
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If you thought your dating anxiety would be gone once you got married, just wait until you end up looking for friends.
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So at "anything above $40," oil's drag on the consumer price index — already diminishing rapidly in recent months — would nearly be gone.
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Keep scrolling to see which ones you can still scoop up, and hurry because at this rate, they'll all be gone soon!
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This was the last night of the storm and Peter knew that he would be gone at first light the next morning.
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"The ice caps were going to melt, they were going to be gone by now, but now they're setting records," Trump said.
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"Bump stocks are going to be gone," Trump vowed after the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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Syrian opposition groups stuck by a long-standing demand that President Bashar al-Assad be gone from power before a political transition.
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If you take a few days to mull over a possible purchase, it may well be gone by the time you return.
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"It scared me thinking that it was totally possible I could be gone before my daughter reaches that point," she told Billboard.
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When these two effects are added together, it looks like the Saturn rings will be gone in a "mere" 100 million years.
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I asked him to imagine: Could there be a scenario in which this man might be gone for an unusually long time?
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By then, the Rams will be gone and will not reap any financial benefits from the premium seats and other moneymaking opportunities.
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It allows you to cherish every moment that you have with your loved ones, because at any second, it could be gone.
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Iggy might be gone, but Swaggy P is still keepin' it fancy ... furniture shopping in L.A. while dressed up in $2,000 pajamas!
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There was a time when Amazon Vine started, if you didn't get in when the newsletter came out, everything would be gone.
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The doctor assured me that in a day or two the swelling would be gone and everything would be back to normal.
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I knew that because of my choice, my dream of being a police officer could be gone forever, based on one decision.
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Mr. Tillerson had yet to turn in his State Department decoder ring before speculation turned to who else would be gone soon.
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And because the economy never experienced a period of rapid catch-up growth, that lost output appears to be gone for good.
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Sooner or later, whether in the next several months through an indictment or later through the ballot box, Netanyahu will be gone.
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While Mr. al-Bashir may be gone, his regime remains in power and the fight for real change has only just begun.
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Polari may be gone, but gay languages continue to exist in communities and nations around the world with institutionalized or endemic homophobia.
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He also predicted that the virus would be gone by April, although the reported cases have only been accelerating across the globe.
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I hound friends with the reminder that those bookstores they like to browse in will be gone unless they also buy there.
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If bad news really does come in threes, then a third manager, the Mets' Carlos Beltran, could be gone any minute now.
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Energy CEOs are warning if FERC is not functional by August break, the private investment dollars for these projects might be gone.
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That provoked a visceral reaction from readers who wondered if the fuzzy marsupials, a national symbol of Australia, will be gone forever.
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By the time we get to the 11th floor the sun will be gone and with it probably any life on Earth.
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If you still believe the recruit should take the job, even though you will be gone, then say so, and explain why.
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The new policy doesn't mean the Republican National Committee's calls to action will be gone from your Trap Tunes 2020 playlist forever.
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Officials have said they expect most of the men on that list to be gone when President Obama leaves office on Jan.
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"The first dealer told me that I had to buy immediately because the car would be gone that night," Mr. Kunkel said.
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ISIS may be gone, but an undercurrent of fear and mistrust runs throughout the area, and to some extent, the whole country.
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Kasich may be gone from the race, but his true impact on this year's GOP race will be debated for some time.
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While Chadwick Boseman's Black Panther is technically dead, he can't afford to be gone for long with a major sequel in the works.
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Jayme alleged Patterson left his house and told her he would be gone for five or six hours, according to the criminal complaint.
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Cameron said in a statement Friday that he is likely to be gone by the time of the Conservative Party conference in October.
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Old-school male attitudes towards women – it's still in all the [advertising] … When my kids grow up, hopefully that attitude will be gone.
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As a result of greed they may sadly be gone before most of us have ever even learned their name or seen one.
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He doesn't know if he'll have to manage this pain for the rest of his life; maybe in five years it'll be gone.
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Scott Keyes, founder of Scott's Cheap Flights, says it'll probably be gone in two days, tops — so carpe diem before it's too late.
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Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister might be gone ... but one sex toy company wants his legacy to continue ... in the form of vibrators. GameLink.
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"I just don't like when people say 'Bruce is going to be gone,&apos" the model explained in another clip from the special.
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Homebrand, the generic grocery line at Woolworths supermarkets, famous for its low prices and Russian roulette attitude to taste, could soon be gone.
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While the sight will probably be less frequent in the UK during the minimum period of solar activity, it won't be gone forever.
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The snow that falls to the lightless ocean depths at 1,000 meters will likely "be gone for more than 1,000 years," said Kiko.
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They said, 'OK, you can keep the party going till 3AM but everyone better be gone by then or there's gonna be trouble.
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While there have been no sightings of the suspects outside the region, police are not ruling out the possibility they may be gone.
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He ignored his union and voted for the President, even though he was fairly certain then that his job would soon be gone.
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The biggest headline from a busy weekend: Chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE will be gone by the end of the year.
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In another world -- and in any other administration -- this level of insubordination would be unacceptable, intolerable and these men would likely be gone.
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With mandatory electronic logging devices (ELDs), these freedoms will be gone and a lot of older, best qualified drivers will go, as well.
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"There was always this view that 'she would run off and marry one of the Goldman partners' and be gone," Ms. Byrne said.
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"She said she's a very spiritual person, she knew he would never be gone" if she only broke up with him, he testified.
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Although early reports suggested that the flooding could be gone by Sunday, weather stations are only now seeing dryer weather on the horizon.
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Yet the counter-argument is that the Taliban will struggle to agree terms with a Kabul administration it knows will soon be gone.
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Frankly, it was just terrifying to see that there and think this is all of Frank's life, and it's going to be gone.
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And that's concerning because there's fear all the physical evidence of an attack might be gone by the time a team gets in.
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He used his bully pulpit every day to tell the American people that this federal program was bad and would soon be gone.
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A flower that for decades was believed to be gone forever now grows in great profusion on what appears to be pure rock.
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That sort of freewheeling internet may be gone for good, but the chance to listen to things once kept secret is a consolation.
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Those who love romance are pretty safe this coming month — only A Cinderella Story and The Ugly Truth will be gone come April.
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They're put to excellent use in this easy soup, which comes together in about 15 minutes and will be gone in about 2.
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He knocked the shoe off my foot and told me I better be gone when he gets back (which was in two days).
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The group's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, re-emerges in a video, warning that while the caliphate may be gone, the jihad continues.
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"I was thinking we were going to come back and it was going to be gone," Mr. Love said of his new home.
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"I wanted to call home to my mother and to my brothers because in the blink of an eye, they can be gone."
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Now, maybe Trump won't really pull the plug on Paris; or maybe he'll be gone from the scene before the damage is irreversible.
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In any case, the Carl Vinson will be gone next week – although other forces will remain – and the Chinese will still be building.
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Kushner has told people that Kelly will be gone by the end of summer, according to a person who's spoken with him recently.
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The hope that he would be gone rested entirely on a hope that at least 20 Republican senators would do the right thing.
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And he set the stakes of the election simply: If he didn't win, the America that his supporters loved would be gone forever.
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Then the warden came in and said, "Good news: There are no stays, and he's going to be gone," or something like that.
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They should be gone before they can hear the sound of the skull cracking, which is believed to signify the soul breaking free.
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The ladies would be gone by now, he supposed, so he texted two or three more, before jetting home, and invited them over.
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If you had to be a predictor of, you know, these jobs will be gone, what are the jobs that will be created?
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"We knew that Yeltsin would be gone in 2000, and we did not want the state to go with him," Mr. Pavlovsky said.
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He complained that Harley-Davidson motorcycles should "never be built in another country" and lamented that the "Aura" around them will be gone.
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"There's a tiny bit of, 'Wow, I gave birth to this little boy and the last reminder of that will be gone,' " Jeanette says.
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But when they discover Zelda will be gone for the night having dinner at the Blackwoods, it's too good an opportunity to pass up.
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So, unless you order a can of scented air freshener, the odor will be gone not long after you make your second car payment.
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"What little bit of pension I do get, which is a substantial amount for paying the bills, is going to be gone," Dean said.
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When Apple users update to iOS 10, the pistol emoji will be gone, and in its place they'll find a lime green water gun.
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I was surprised, because at first I was like, It'll be gone in a mile or two, and there's no way [it will last].
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There's part of me that feels like when it dies, it wants to be gone, that I should find new music, that it's time.
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Many companies don't want to let their employees attend Le Wagon right now because it means they'll be gone for a couple of months.
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I hesitate for a moment, my good sense warring with my desire to be gone, to run from the looming consequences of this moment.
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Still, some argue that even if the errors are corrected, whatever home an applicant has applied for will likely be gone after a month.
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"@cherylcasone @FoxBusiness â€" Charles V Payne (@cvpayne) July 9, 2018 Polish dog, you may be gone from Costco but you'll never leave our hearts.
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Cambridge Analytica may be gone, but we need a new generation to fight against those who will seek to build on its digital legacy.
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"No. If it was Blake Lively I think I'd be gone [would freak out], Blake Lively and Chace Crawford, I'd be out," she says.
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"The color has faded quite a bit already and will be gone soon, I'm told," said Sutherland, and the TIME story backs this up.
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"Spirit and Opportunity may be gone, but they leave us a legacy — a new paradigm for solar system exploration," said JPL head Michael Watkins.
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Simply roll the device back and forth wherever you notice pet hair, and it will be gone in a snap and out of sight.
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A new take on the PSL that's really pretty, costs less than a Venti, and, unlike the drink, won't be gone 30 minutes later?
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The 2017 list includes a bat, cat, and multiple lizards, although other creatures may be gone for good — we just don't know it yet.
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Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton) might be gone, but when Nashville returns from its season 5 hiatus, there will be two new women in town.
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"I have a client right now who needs it done quickly because she's going to be gone for the next three months," he said.
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Anonymous sources told the Journal that Rico Zorkendorfer and Daniele De Iuliis are departing and Julian Hönig will be gone in the coming months.
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Forest fires can burn through the drought-ridden understory, the jungles may be overrun with invasive species, or certain critters might simply be gone.
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AROUND THE WEB: Glacier National Park's glaciers are melting, and likely to be gone within the course of an adult's lifetime, USA Today reports.
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In it, Holmes told investors that all the cannabis around today would soon be gone, replaced by optimized new varieties that Phylos would develop.
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Chances are, the new Hinge will launch as a totally blank slate, and current matches, profiles, and messages will be gone forever starting today.
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The Halloween leftovers would be gone soon, I certainly wouldn't be shopping for candy refills, and surely he'd forget about the whole thing, too.
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" On "Small Worlds," he rapped, "Tell myself to hold on/I can feel my finger slipping/In a motherf—ing instant I'll be gone.
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Many of the GOP moderates who clashed with Trump will be gone and replaced by Democrats, who will be more hostile toward the president.
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"You won't see a key card in about four years, they'll be gone," Mr. Maher said, replaced by controls operated from a guest's smartphone.
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Even though the experts will be gone by the end of the weekend, Mr. Cox added, they will keep an eye on the investigation.
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"The mayor and the deputy mayors will be gone and the lobbyists would, to a certain degree, have to start from scratch," she said.
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In tournaments, you can be gone a couple of weeks, but you always have a home base, and you're connecting with family and friends.
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The caliphate and its dream of a vast terror-producing nation headquartered in Syria with tentacles stretching across the Arab world may be gone.
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Now, central bank governor Mar Gudmundsson told Reuters in an interview on Friday, the remaining restrictions could be gone by the end of 2017.
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Almost certainly, there is no man in the next room, and, if there were, he would be gone by the time anyone got there.
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With some styles already close to selling out, these PJs will be gone faster than the lifespan of your ill-fated Tamagotchi, Fluffy (R.I.P.!).
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The federal exchange will be gone as of 2020, so each state will have to set up its own program for distributing the money.
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Available on a first-come, first-served basis, tickets to our popular event sell out quickly, and they'll be gone before you know it.
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Fairly fearful of the strange new noise, which got louder throughout the day, Sylvia went to bed, hoping it would be gone by morning.
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The flow of water is already declining as the glacier vanishes, and scientists estimate that by 2050 much of the icecap will be gone.
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My hope is that much of this bias will be gone by the time my daughter is talking to her 10-year-old child.
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"It scared me thinking that it was totally possible I could be gone before my daughter reaches that point," Harris told Billboard in March.
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Visual art is also a language, specific to one individual, and when that person dies, it will be gone forever, any continuance merely imitation.
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But with his contract up after this season, he knows he could be gone at any second if the team thinks it can improve.
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Incredible, it should have been started earlier, but we started -- in less than 2499 years, the AIDS epidemic will be eradicated, will be gone.
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It's not on track to hit anything, fortunately, which would be a truly cosmic coincidence, so in a couple months it'll be gone again.
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"It looks like our community could be gone in 20 years," Shirell Parfait-Dardar, chief of the Grand Caillou and Dulac Band, told NOLA.com.
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Glaciologists think that half of Switzerland's small glaciers — and the streams they feed — will be gone within the next 25 years, according to Reuters.
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So I'm going to be gone the next couple days as we figure out the treatment course of action and have further testing done.
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And the last of dozens of career officials being transferred out of the White House may be gone by the end of the week.
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But the entire old house would be gone, too, which some people might miss, and there could be unanticipated cost overruns in the construction.
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Trump even said during a speech to Boy Scouts in July that if Price couldn't get the votes to repeal Obamacare, he'd be gone.
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Their limited power in round one may be gone, but they maintain it in round two when it would have mattered the most anyway.
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Some are new, others are crowd favorites from a few days ago, all of them are worth checking out because they'll soon be gone.
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The Senate is likely to be gone on Friday, when the next round of public testimony begins, which might allow more senators to watch.
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There's a good chance the furniture will be gone with the production crew, just like the furniture in that house or apartment you buy.
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The old Firefox password add-ons may be gone, but the browser's developers are tinkering with new ways to store and save login information.
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I would trap and tend to them in small buckets in our garage, but the inevitable cocooning would come and then they'd be gone.
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But after November 6, it's beginning to seem like a foregone conclusion that Sessions will be gone — whether by resigning or by getting axed.
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"The term 'Oriental' has no place in federal law, and at long last this insulting and outdated term will be gone for good," Rep.
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However, by repealing Obamacare, the individual mandate will be gone, and presumably only those with the greatest health care needs would obtain insurance coverage.
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But once you see red and once you've just gone, and I knew with the honesty issue, she'd be gone and she was gone… crazed.
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It will probably be gone maybe a month or two, maybe a few days, but, what is it going to do to change my life?
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" While he wrote that thanks to medical advancements "maybe I'll have another five years," he acknowledged that "maybe I'll be gone before you hear this.
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Then click the trashcan icon at the top of the message list and in a few seconds all of your Gmail history will be gone.
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The accompanying podcast, " I'll Be Gone in the Dark: The Podcast,"goes behind the scenes of the book, including interviews with McNamara before her passing.
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Summer may be gone, but if September is anything to go by, fall might bring an even better comic book bounty than the sunshine season.
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The Trump administration also just submitted his nomination to the Senate to serve as US ambassador to Egypt, meaning he'll likely be gone soon too.
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Part of what I love is that it's evanescent; you're simply getting a beautiful thing that you will enjoy and then it will be gone.
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"The term 'Oriental' has no place in federal law and at long last this insulting and outdated term will be gone for good," said Rep.
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RELATED: Russian sanctions could be gone in a few months, John Kerry says Moscow, however, has charged that Washington has also engaged in problematic behavior.
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"One wind shift and this whole place could be gone in half an hour," a resident who fled his home, Chris Freeman, told NBC News.
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The app will still allow users to make 6.5-second-long looping videos (just like old times!) but the wider Vine network will be gone.
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Nicky is mentioned again in "The Car," when he reminds his sons that one day, he'll be gone — and all they'll have is one another.
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Under its terms, Bill Lucero, the principal at North Bend High School, must be gone by the start of the 2018-19 academic year begins.
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Reduced to an area of ten football pitches, a tenth of its size 30 years ago, it will be gone within a decade or two.
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The 'NSYNC and Backstreet Boys war of the early aughts may be gone, but the timeless, slightly surreal music videos they produced will last forever.
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"We know about a 10-year-old who had an adult come up to them and say, 'after Trump wins, you'll be gone,' " she added.
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As for Sullenberger himself, his signature mustache may be gone but he was all smiles at the premiere – which he attended with wife Lorrie Sullenberger.
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Google has created a page describing all the various methods you can use to replace the features of the soon-to-be-gone Trips app.
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Already, the credit-card companies do not require signatures for transactions under a certain amount, but soon at most stores they will be gone altogether.
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Wes (Alfred Enoch) may be gone, but his character lives on in How To Get Away With Murder's third season, thanks to plenty of flashbacks.
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Dylan Dyke's parents received a letter ordering the ducks be gone by June 6, but have since vowed to fight for their son's service animals.
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