I'll be on to the next recipe by the end of the night,' I wouldn't be on to the next recipe for days.
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Watch the clip ... Spencer might be on to something.
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When you get there, you might be on to something.
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According to Glassdoor, these companies may be on to something.
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Weeks or months from now, we'll be on to another controversy.
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Avoc might be on to something with their Trump-inspired headgear.
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Early signs suggest that Now Teach may be on to something.
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There is no way they could be on to us already.
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And in this election cycle, Google might be on to something.
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And then it will be on to a matchup with Trump.
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After the election, it will be on to the next battle.
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"First, they don't expect anyone to be on to them," he says.
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A drive may be on to rid Hong Kong of independence advocates.
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By then, however, many of them would be on to other projects.
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She may be on to something with her party dress switch-up, though.
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Then, it will be on to New Zealand to wrap up their tour.
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Apparently, there is a "list" you have to "be on" to be host.
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" Speaking of books, Wendy believes Forch could be on to a true "Eureka!
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In this league, it's just got to be on to the next game.
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If it's a "smart" TV, it has to be on to stay online.
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It's not great, so next week we'll be on to the next one.
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ABC's "This Week": Ryan will be on to discuss the GOP healthcare bill.
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Then it will be on to Scotland, where Mr. Trump's mother was born.
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The firms that make the LEDs could also be on to a good thing.
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Bridenstine may be on to a way to make all of those things cheaper.
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First-quarter results reported on May 7th suggest Mr Brito could be on to something.
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With his stories about tradition and belonging, Mr Xi may just be on to something.
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With the boardroom row still simmering, the pressure will be on to do that fast.
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He may also be on to something when he essentially suggests we should stop there.
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But after the summer California has had, I think she might be on to something.
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A win in South Dakota, even without damages, meant Smith might be on to something.
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And even some of the president's harshest critics say he may be on to something.
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Beliebers have speculated the posts initiated a countdown, and they just might be on to something.
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Getty (2) If you thought Stewart's knotted style looked familiar, you might be on to something.
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And when we stopped to think about it, we realized she may be on to something.
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" Now, Republican front-runner Donald Trump might be on to another signature catchphrase: "Get 'em out.
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Then it would be on to the Trump tax-cut plan, which makes no sense whatsoever.
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If they're all as fun (and as free) as "Battle," Microsoft could be on to something.
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As for their potential collabs -- Joel might be on to something by teaming up with Yeezy.
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We did a little research ourselves, and it turns out ... he might be on to something.
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I know it's supposed to be a joke, but this kid might actually be on to something.
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I haven't noticed this about my body before, but I think I may be on to something.
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You know you must be on to something when your writing gets tweeted by J.K. Rowling herself.
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Then, it will be on to New Zealand for the final leg of their 16-day tour.
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It might be on to something, though it isn't clear how big that something is quite yet.
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But President Trump has expressed confidence Republicans will retain control, and he may be on to something.
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To turn a TV on with a remote, it has to be on to receive that signal.
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With 70% of the company's sales coming from outside of Texas, he may be on to something.
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Those in Mattress Advisor's survey may be on to something when it comes to giving up vices.
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But the Trump team might be on to something experts on the political class have known for years.
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That means they'll be on to the next thing — a slimmed down version that only addresses family separations.
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But the DEA's chart, at least, suggests the president and drug policy reformers may be on to something.
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Ms. Gillibrand may be on to something here, even if the Democratic Party as a whole is not.
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What planet do you have to be on to talk about a black person and "Planet of the Apes"?
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Finding out exactly how that ties into the concept of the album, you might be on to something there.
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Her first canvassing of 10 people brought in four appointments, making her realize she might be on to something.
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One area where Renren may be on to a formula with a higher chance of blockchain-based success is trucking.
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Then, Dan Seifert will be on to talk about Wear OS and why Google changed the name of Android Wear.
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It was an illicit growth hacker's worst nightmare—suggesting that this time, perhaps, Instagram might actually be on to something.
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But, George might be on to something ... 'cause between the four players immortalized outside Staples -- THEY'VE GOT 14 LAKERS RINGS!!!
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Figuring that the robot might be on to something with its underhand shooting technique, I decided to give it a try.
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Khanna might even be on to something in talking about the enhanced role that cities will play in 21st-century governance.
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And you might be on to something new in your life — a new job — if you're prepared to demonstrate Nadella's Necessities.
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In another, according to a person who read the e-mails, they worried that a reporter might be on to them.
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Because a week will go by, another week, another week, and all of a sudden, people will be on to other things.
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And when we tell the world that we think maybe those Nazis could really be on to something, that says something, too.
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Still, here's a concession for your buddy: Though self-medicating is never really a great idea, he *might* be on to something.
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Of course, one could say that now that we have launched Rowan Blanchard's star, she will be on to bigger and better things.
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While some of his anagrams probably don't lead to any answers, it's totally logical to think that he may be on to something.
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It follows that any successful effort to explain or even just describe religion in broad strokes may be on to a winning streak.
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Conservative internet dudes are smashing their Keurig coffee brewers to take a political stand, and reader, they might just be on to something.
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Honestly, AGI Solutions appears to be on to something given that butter and ice cream are pretty much all you need to live.
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"You know, even though it says OD on it, users like that — police won't be on to it but users will," Mountain said.
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It's definitely plausible that they have come across each other on and off camera, so Porter and Prowant might be on to something.
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"If people who devote their lives to it can't point anything out, then I think I may be on to something," he said.
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Of course, I might just be imagining things, but the theme of Mr. Agard's puzzle indicates that I could be on to something.
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But hey, in an era where home ownership is plummeting for younger US generations facing major economic uncertainty, Loftium might be on to something.
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"He was using this as another tactic of manipulation to confuse Lauren and to confuse anybody that might be on to him," Brophy said.
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The goal is anonymity, not just encryption Penn rightfully suspected that the feds might be on to him and reiterates this throughout the article.
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Trump may be on to something when he suggests that, essentially, we should carry a big stick to enforce our rights to protect ourselves.
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They now have a chance to finish this World Series at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday or Wednesday, so they might be on to something.
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The fan told us he just wants Offset to pay for his broken phone and not be arrested ... so YFN might be on to something.
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While she has met with some with senators, the pressure will be on to sand off the rough edges when she appears before the committee.
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Developers have tried and failed at group video chatting countless times, but there's at least some reason to think Cabana may be on to something.
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At least now they're a little more willing to believe she may be on to something with her theory and let her talk to Nikki.
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" She might be on to something, at least among parents: Polling by Monmouth University says only 8 percent of Americans call the holiday their "most favorite.
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Snapchat must be on to us because the company just launched Geostickers, a new feature that lets users send city-specific stickers in snaps and messages.
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It's a hallmark of modern life to always be on, to always try to cram as much experience as possible into as little time as possible.
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His rage will soon fade, and he will be on to the next shiny object, while Anonymous and colleagues continue to support and defend the Constitution.
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Then it will be on to New Delhi, where he and Modi are to have a day of talks and attend an evening banquet on Tuesday.
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In fact, you might already be on to the next one, swiping right to find your next match if you feel this one isn't quite good enough.
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The history of women's football and its underdevelopment by FIFA, CONMEBOL, and national associations suggests that the Chilean ANJUFF may be on to something—a separate federation.
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But CoWatch, which has been in the works for a year, and Cronologic OS have shown me just enough to think they might be on to something.
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Aiming squarely at a sports-obsessed, statistics-mad and gross-out friendly audience, the madcap, utterly irreverent "Your Presidential Fantasy Dream Team" may be on to something.
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Factor in the freewheeling nonsense of YouTube, and it's a guarantee that kids will be on to the next outwardly bizarre activity soon, if they aren't already.
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At Emperor Investments, Casserly helps millennials achieve their financial goals, and she believes that Marie Kondo might be on to something when it comes to furthering that mission.
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Sarah Palin thinks President Trump might be on to something good with his idea to invite Vladimir Putin to the White House ... because world leaders gotta work together.
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I think if they continue to head in that direction they will be on to a jackpot because that is reflective of what the average woman is in America.
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Wendy might actually be on to something here ... Todd often works with Bradley, so we're guessing the director would be down to cast him alongside leading man Chris Hemsworth.
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According to Colin Ellard, a cognitive neuroscientist focused on the intersection of psychology and design at the University of Waterloo in Canada, Mr. Gesue may be on to something.
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"In moments of national crisis, in moments of national decision, I don't believe this president has actually positioned himself to actually be on to unite the country," Jolly said.
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The Starks have been predicting the arrival of winter for years, but now that there's a flavored beer about it we're starting to think they might be on to something.
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Now that The Dress purchase is out of the way, you may be on to your next sartorial task — selecting something that feels special for the pre-wedding rehearsal dinner.
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You don't need the TV to be on to play music, and switching back to the TV audio is simple: if the TV is off, you just turn it on.
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"It feels very big right now but I think once it's out and it's been sliced and diced and overanalyzed we will be on to the next thing," she said.
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Without a headliner at the helm of the broadcast, the pressure on producers could be on to secure a big-name star of Hollywood — or politics — to shake things up.
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Bezos could be on to something: Taking time to "putter," cook, or clean up, may be useful for creativity, according to a study by the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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But God willing be in the rear view mirror and we'll be on to the real fight over the 'kitchen table' issues — and who stands for working families in this country.
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With voters around the world showing signs of impatience with the establishment and a willingness to give power to anyone who's a little bit different, Zapata could be on to something.
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And, in light of this week's outrageous Twitter blowup around Kim Kardashian's nude selfie, it seems like the celebs who shun the world of social media may be on to something.
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It seems Peter Thiel may be on to something as there's been a surge in American interest in immigrating to New Zealand in the wake of the election of Donald Trump.
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But it seems they may be on to something: The study discovered that engagement climbs when employees split their time between working remotely and working in an office with their coworkers.
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Every candidate, on both sides of the aisle, will claim a victory of sorts, and soon we'll be on to the next round in states like Oregon, New Mexico and Indiana.
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By hammering on the idea that France's "identity" is being challenged at a moment of deep unease over terrorism, the mercurial Mr. Sarkozy may be on to something with the electorate.
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And most analysts expect the economy -- and therefore the stock market -- to remain strong in the near future, so Trump may be on to a winner in midterm election year 4013.
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And even if you could match TSMC's current capabilities, the company will already be on to the next frontier, widening the base of the pyramid, increasing its mass, sharpening its point.
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The appeal of this type of design is twofold: the screen doesn't have to always be on to display the time, and the watch has a more traditional appearance on the wrist.
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I fully expected that by the time I was an adult, we'd have long conquered Mars and would be on to greater challenges, perhaps even having turned our eyes to the stars.
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In the other half, though, this restaurant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, seemed to be on to something exciting, a combination of European kitchen discipline and a gut instinct for meeting appetite head on.
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The Complete Data Scientist e-book bundle Data scientists have claimed the number one job in America for the last three years, according to Glassdoor, so they must be on to something.
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And the press will be on to out the Ukrainian official said to have bankrolled and directed their alleged scheme to make straw donations to gain influence in D.C. and with Trump.
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The startup could also provide data science solutions to many African organizations that don't have the resources to pay big consulting firms — meaning Zindi could be on to a much larger addressable market.
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If the Penguins can find a way to do it again over the next three games, they will be on to the conference finals and halfway toward a repeat as Stanley Cup champions.
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While we might still be caught up in ensuring that Valentine's Day goes off without a hitch, by the time your head hits the pillow tomorrow night, it'll be on to the next thing.
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The Raiders have a good quarterback, good receivers, a good offensive line, and Lloyd Christmas running their organization, and if Lynch could transplant his 2014 body into 2017, we'd really be on to something.
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"You sign someone and you may be on to the next recruiting class, but these complexes continue to go up and you can't rest on what you've done or you'll be out of business."
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The one I tried was obviously an engineering sample — the glue gives it away — but if the company is successful in scaling up their manufacturing, they may very well be on to a solid winner.
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In an interview with CNBC this week, DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach said emerging markets will likely continue to outperform the U.S. Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, believes he may be on to something.
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So when someone announced in an AOL chat room about *NSYNC that Lance Bass would be on to take questions directly from fans, I didn't for one second think it could be someone not Lance Bass.
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In any case, this is what evidence-based policy in this White House is: Whatever the president heard one time is evidence enough, and in any case, we'll be on to the next conspiracy theory soon.
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He may be on to something: A study published in March 2017 in the Journal of Management found that having a healthy sex life makes a person more likely to engage and be satisfied at work.
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And as his equal-opportunity openness to both new information and new "information" become clearer to all interested parties, the race will be on to manipulate the president and incite further chaos in American public policy.
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It provided schedule and rigor; it forced me to collaborate with others, to push myself, to be on, to show up — not just because I was supposed to, but because if I didn't, others would suffer.
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And yet I couldn't escape the feeling, throughout, that the episode was simply bringing this up to give its lead actress a Big Moment, that it would be on to something else in the weeks to come.
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It's a relief not to have to be "on" — to feel free to be in an unattractive mood or display one of your weird neuroses without worrying the other person will finally realize the truth about you.
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With a net worth of over $5 billion according to Forbes, Branson might be on to something — but it remains to be seen if the current houseboat's new tenant will be similarly struck with any billion dollar ideas.
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Some people are drawn to Bikram yoga because they think sweating in a hot room during their practice may help them lose weight and improve strength and flexibility, and some previous research suggests they may be on to something.
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Now if I could come up with four popular cocktails whose titles each had another meaning, then place them over words with an ME in the middle, then place the reveal in the center, I might be on to something.
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They may be on to something, though: A recent study in JAMA Psychiatry found that the only aspect of people's health that weed affected over the course of 20 years was their teeth, and it can help with many physical and psychological problems.
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So, if they were getting advice from say Cambridge Analytica, or someone else, about 'OK here are the 12 voters in this town in Wisconsin -- that's whose Facebook pages you need to be on to send these messages' that indeed would be very disturbing.
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"There's a whole mountain of research out there talking about how problematic it can be to be working completely out there, subject to interruption all day long [and] never really getting to focus," she tells CNBC Make It. Cain may be on to something.
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The startup now finds itself with a huge amount of cash to throw at making these reality—far surpassing, for example, the $25 million that the early stage Google received in second round venture capital funding—and the pressure will be on to live up to expectations.
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Though we've questioned Kim and some of her more dubious wardrobe choices in the past, after witnessing first hand the uncanny prescient powers of the businesswoman to make impossible trends à la mode, we begrudgingly have to admit she might be on to something with this lace-up harness.
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The two were both supposed to be on to talk about their charity endeavors, but host Bob Pisani instead took them on a wonderful journey through their past interpersonal relationship with each other (bad!) as well as their current relationships with others (good—but don't ask about them, we're private people, please!).
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To the Editor: The outcry by some of your readers that your reporting about a Nazi sympathizer, Tony Hovater, living his seemingly ordinary American life, aside from his repellent beliefs, "normalizes" him makes me fear, as a liberal Democrat, that the right-wing name callers who brand us as snowflakes might be on to something.
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Here's an exclusive excerpt from my forthcoming book, Taking the Work Out of Networking: An Introvert's Guide to Making Connections That Count, on why introverts can be better at making meaningful professional connections than everyone else: The notion of networking as needing to be "on"—to shake every hand and capture every soul (for a minute, anyway)—is something we tend to think extroverts do well, and introverts—not so much.
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