"We know what it means to be picked out, to be picked on," Thompson said to the church's congregation.
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But that vengeful and irrational nature is precisely why the fights must be picked and must be picked now.
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On the other hand, it's difficult to determine where in the first round Diallo would be picked—or if he would be picked at all.
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Online purchases can be picked up or returned in store.
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She had to be picked up by a rescue boat.
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All these and more will be picked up by Verizon.
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However, Kirra must be picked up at a police station.
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The rules say the winner will be picked at random.
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Parsley has to be picked, lamb has to be prepared.
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The show has yet to be picked up for distribution.
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However second printings can be picked up for three figures.
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Whatever is left must be picked up by Congress again.
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Orders can be picked up in stores until 6 p.m.
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These can be picked, sanitized and eaten like a salad.
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Every time it cries, it wants to be picked up.
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Pizzas can be also be picked up at the restaurant.
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Obama might actually be picked to serve on a jury.
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Members of the board will be picked by Mr. Trump.
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Each week's supply can be picked up at the restaurant.
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You can be picked up or cancelled at any time.
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The lighting effects can be picked from a new menu.
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Most crops grown beneath panels must be picked by hand.
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She could be picked up only by a funeral home.
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You're not in the mood to be picked on today.
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All scooters will be picked up every night around 9 p.m.
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Why would you want to be picked apart all the time?
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The lockers store Amazon products to be picked up by customers.
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Though four missions are proposed, realistically only one could be picked.
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His successor will be picked in this primary, barring something unforeseen.
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James Mattis will be picked to lead the Department of Defense.
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Certain skills can't be picked up by reading in a book.
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That party leader will be picked at a congress in December.
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The number of jacks to be picked up goes in order.
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Each episode features an American explaining why they should be picked.
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Orders placed by 10 AM can be picked up same day.
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Over 100 municipalities rushed to prove why they should be picked.
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Mueller's work also could be picked up by US Attorney's offices.
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Once again Prince William's words and statements will be picked apart.
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They hope a nominee will be picked at a contested convention.
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Sherrod Brown (D-OH), whose successor would be picked by Gov.
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"The rose has to be picked today," he remembered it saying.
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Its volumes begged irresistibly to be picked up, like brilliant children.
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It's unlikely the pieces would be picked up any time soon.
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Periodically, pieces come to the surface and can be picked out.
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"We anticipate the show will be picked up," Mr. Russo said.
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Your brain is not just sitting there waiting to be picked.
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Once grouped, the bad apples can be picked out of the barrel.
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The tents were then scheduled to be picked up by 4 p.m.
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His successor will be picked in this Democratic primary, barring something unforeseen.
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She also loves to be picked up and cuddled like a baby.
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Orders placed before 10 am can be picked up by 4 pm.
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London is likely to be picked as the listing place, they said.
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The sexuality storyline is clearly what will be picked up on most.
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I guarantee this letter will be picked as letter of the month.
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Snakes should not be picked up for selfies, neither should endangered animals.
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"Everyone is hopeful that it will be picked up," the person said.
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Those orders can then be picked up in stores until 6 p.m.
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All now hope to be picked as the nominee for governor instead.
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The bill is currently waiting to be picked up in the Senate.
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They can also be picked up the same day at Police Headquarters.
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Brett Gardner has a team option that may not be picked up.
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And nobody, you know, wants to be picked last for the team.
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The girls held up their arms and whimpered to be picked up.
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His responsibilities will be picked up by Sumit Rajpal and Andrew Wolff.
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The preferred bidder should be picked in early autumn, the paper said.
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Tostitos' salsas and dips can be picked up in most grocery stores.
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It's cute, colorful and loves to give hugs or be picked up.
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They had made plans to be picked up later in the afternoon.
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Sometimes the child wants to cry and be picked up and held.
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Twenty-six percent would prefer the presidency be picked by random lottery.
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A winner will be picked at random on Tuesday, December 6th at 5pm.
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Last week's bills are not expected to be picked up in the Senate.
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When they did not return to be picked up, family members called police.
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The little guy is safe and will be picked up by Wildlife Management!
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If you compete for something like I did, you'd like to be picked.
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This can be picked up for as little as £91.95, reduced from £383.
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And it has lockers where online orders can be picked up by shoppers.
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The products can also be picked up in stores starting tomorrow, Sept 12.
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Their deformable shape also means that irregular objects can be picked up, too.
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Just like any lock can be picked, any biometric scanner can be fooled.
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Check out the questions and guess whether you'd be picked as a jury.
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Devices ordered directly from Apple can't be picked up or delivered until Jan.
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You want to pull the double cross or be picked by the puller.
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It was humanity's first interstellar message intended to be picked up by aliens.
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It is available online and can be picked up by networks for broadcast.
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Replacements can be picked up at the price of $15 for two packs.
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Once put down it begs, like a puppy, to be picked back up.
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Texas lawmakers had wanted the Johnson Space Center in Houston to be picked.
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Russian stations can, however, be picked up in Crimea without a bundling service.
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Suddenly there are individual components that can be picked apart, ridiculed, and demonized.
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Stocks that pay a dividend yield higher than 3% can be picked up.
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Does the toddler want to be picked up by Grandpa, but not Auntie?
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But at any moment, Lizbeth Mateo could be picked up for deportation herself.
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That leaves more than 800 million potential new users to be picked up.
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The Miami Marlins will be picked for last place in every reasonable forecast.
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This can be picked up for £179.95, saving you over £120 on list price.
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This project is just the latest of Liu's to be picked up for adaptation.
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But delicate fruits will have to be picked by hand for the foreseeable future.
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There's a package that needs to be picked up from Rachel at the bar.
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That's important, because every little movement will be picked up at that magnification level.
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Even so, some EEG signals are strong enough to be picked up pretty reliably.
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Military technology is often years behind what can be picked up at Best Buy.
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And of that group, 18 listings could be picked up for less than $100,000.
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I can go ahead and schedule that's when I want to be picked up.
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I'm not sure Josh is even going to be picked in the first round.
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Even just a few cells in the seawater can be picked up and transmitted.
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The flu virus can also be picked up from something an infected person touched.
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Judy would then let herself be picked up and swaddled in a bath towel.
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Her body was at a hospital in Brooklyn and needed to be picked up.
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Boils that must be lanced, or at least scabs that itch to be picked.
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Everything feels like an object to be picked up, examined, and playfully thrown about.
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The tower said the helicopter was too low to be picked up on radar.
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The children would be picked up in about an hour, but I left early.
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Better contract pricing That leads to more garbage and recycling to be picked up.
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The minute there's any falseness in your behavior, that will be picked up on.
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Presidential candidates used to be picked by men in smoke-filled Washington, D.C. backrooms.
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The prime minister will be picked by the parliament that was elected last Sunday.
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"It'll change forever the way that coaches are going to be picked," he said.
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Roughly 2,000 residents without jobs will be picked at random to receive the money.
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Simon was due to be picked up by a celebrity who had bought him.
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If there was a fight to be picked, he picked it like some naps.
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When I was finished, it seemed pretty clear to me I wouldn't be picked.
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They float around in the mother's bloodstream and can be picked up by blood tests.
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It's unclear when the jury of 12 primary jurors and six alternates will be picked.
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Unlike bikes, scooters are mobile enough to be picked up and moved around fairly easily.
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Parents may be surprised what kids hear elsewhere or what misconceptions may be picked up.
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The film also ended on a note that could be picked up in a sequel.
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These questions will be picked over for years and are probably impossible to settle conclusively.
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These vibrations can be picked up by seismometers of the sort used to monitor earthquakes.
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The fifth member would be picked from options recommended by Chao, according to the Post.
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The slippers will be picked up within hours and you will immediately get a refund.
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There, migrants would be picked up by drivers and their guides would go back south.
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But even robots make mistakes — products fall to the floor and must be picked up.
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The wood was so pliable it could be picked apart with fingers, splinter by splinter.
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Something might start in one piano, and then be picked up in the other piano.
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Anything that falls to the sea floor will be picked up with magnets or grabs.
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Another 33 delegates will be picked at district conventions, and three are top party officials.
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Had I really not anticipated that my child might be picked on every so often?
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How many of their lifestyle techniques could be picked up and mastered by almost anyone?
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He was worried that he would be picked up again if he stayed any longer.
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Likely one or more of them will be picked off before the season is through.
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They do not require bike docks, meaning they can be picked up and dropped off everywhere.
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Many items will never reach their owners Some of these items may never be picked up.
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I know what that feels like to be judged and be picked apart regarding your body.
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If I go out for a drink alone, it's not me trying to be picked up.
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The Netgear Arlo Pro Security Camera can be picked up today for £169.99, down from £219.99.
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By the time they were finished, the hydro station technicians were ready to be picked up.
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Instead, most of its members would be picked from regional lawmakers and mayors by regional assemblies.
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From the police station, he had to ring his father to ask to be picked up.
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Despite the album's brevity, there is no shortage of content to be picked apart and thinkpiece'd.
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Finalists will be picked in June with the final pitch-off occurring later in the summer.
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"There's two ways to be on the dream team: run it or be picked," he replied.
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That's where he recorded the videos that would eventually be picked up by manager Scooter Braun.
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I will be picked up by a crane in that condition and lowered into the water.
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Months later, she made it across the border only to be picked up by Chinese soldiers.
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From 2024, presidents will be picked by an electoral college of 300 lawmakers and regional officials.
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When a player gets killed, they drop crests, which can then be picked up by anyone.
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And transplants that matched a patient's requirements precisely could be picked off the shelf as needed.
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If the dogs are not adopted, they will be picked up by the county, KSAT reported.
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Customers with low ratings are less likely to be picked up when they request a ride.
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"It's just waiting there, waiting to be picked," Jenny Perry told CNN affiliate Hawaii News Now.
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The show will hit its 100th episode should it be picked up for a fifth season.
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The candidates for crucial 21 House races will be picked in primary elections Tuesday in Virginia.
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ICE had requested that he be detained until he could be picked up for possible deportation.
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A billionaire was ordered to turn himself in or be picked up like a common criminal.
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"People in River Oaks set mattresses out in the trash to be picked up," she said.
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Sidewalk Labs hopes its Digital Transparency in the Public Realm initiative will be picked up internationally.
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Also: arrows you've fired that don't connect with an enemy can often be picked back up.
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It was like trying to pick up a child who didn't want to be picked up.
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There is no primary for the special election; the nominees will be picked by the parties.
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I order a Lego set and baby doll to be picked up after work to donate.
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Apparently I was appealing enough to sleep with but not to be picked as a girlfriend.
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Lutz's work was too deftly sewn into the English language to be picked free of it.
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Mnuchin likened the outbreak to a hurricane, and that the costs needed to be picked up.
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The workers' complaints started to be picked up by news outlets including Fast Company and NBC.
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Two can be picked, one each, from two entirely different lists of experts drafted by Ryan.
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He did not ask to be picked first in a draft without an obvious top pick.
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Again, only if you want them to, and if you happen to be picked by Snapchat's algorithm.
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If lines are short she could be waiting to be picked up for an hour or more.
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Look at them all tribal council long, rubbing their faces like they're about to be picked off.
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The boat crew knows where you are, but the signal indicates you need to be picked up.
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Mental illness is nothing criminal so it doesn't make sense to be picked up by the police.
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What worries Poland's farmers is the danger that Ukraine's store of willing workers will be picked clean.
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"We have no idea when it's going to be picked up," said Houston resident David Greely, 51.
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To eliminate marine litter in particular, more rubbish needs to be picked in the leaky Asian countries.
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For now, however, most of the nits that can be picked here are on the small side.
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In the days when presidential candidates would be picked by a shadowy elite, that was a handicap.
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CyberGhost VPN can be picked up for just £2.11 a month, a 77% discount on list price.
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An investment signal may disappear, or it can be picked up by others who crowd the trade.
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Furthermore, a sizeable chunk of foreign direct investments into startups would be picked up by the bill.
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Trucking loads can be picked up on demand through the spot market or through a prearranged contract.
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Some passengers want to be picked where they are, instead of walking to the designated pickup location.
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They both can sense when Jaxen wants to be picked up or tossed playfully in the air.
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Time will tell if this trend will be picked up by the likes of Starbucks and Dunkin.
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Orders will be picked in a local store and delivered to customers via moped within 60 minutes.
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The decision about whether it will be picked up as a series would be made in May.
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The candidates for the highly contested governor's race will be picked in primary elections Tuesday in Oklahoma.
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Now, she toddles over to her teacher and throws up her arms, waiting to be picked up.
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Guns are everywhere in America, ready to be picked up and used by anyone for any reason.
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The film's account of history is begging to be picked apart by those who study the era.
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In rare cases, lungworms can be picked up from undercooked shrimp or crabs that ate the larvae.
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The scooters are "dockless," which means they can be picked up and dropped off pretty much anywhere.
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So I have a lot of sympathy for the House managers that are going to be picked.
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I had to be picked up because there had been threats against my father and his family.
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The next authors to be picked for Oprah's club will be interviewed on an Apple TV+ show.
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It retails for about twice that amount, and the difference would be picked up by my insurer.
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Despite the high stakes, scientists have already sent out signals intended to be picked up by aliens.
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Her sisters had to be picked up at the police station after they were caught skinny-dipping.
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I never expected to be picked, and when you are, you just want it to be perfect.
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When a smartphone rings but can't be picked up, people's blood pressure spikes and their pulse quickens.
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They communicated with the console via radio waves, which could be picked up up to 1,000 feet away.
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If you weren't willing to put everything on the line, you deserved to be picked off and pagonged.
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The department store expects ten million items will be picked up in store in November and December alone.
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They've got apple trees, citrus trees, crops that create their livelihood, that are not able to be picked.
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Lyft riders in D.C. can still be picked up by Adia, since Cummings isn't taking the car away.
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"It is an honor to be picked No. 1 in your sport," Blue Devils coach Mike Krzyzewski said.
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Because tracking technology removes the need for dedicated docks, they can be picked up and dropped off anywhere.
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These headphones are also on sale right now, and can be picked up for as little as £119.99.
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I've never been the type of guy who allows myself to be picked on, or anything like that.
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The pair was supposed to be picked up by family later in the afternoon but never showed up.
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The show is still in development, so there's no guarantee that it will be picked up for series.
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The handset would normally set you back £769, but can be picked up for just £5593 right now.
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Young plants can be picked (while wearing thick gloves), then steamed, boiled or fried as a delicious green.
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In this case, it has to be picked, packed and shipped to the shopper from a distribution center.
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The girls were supposed to be picked up by family later in the afternoon but never showed up.
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As soon as the planning stage begins they should be picked up and held indefinitely, preferably at Gitmo.
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Nuclear blasts release a gas called xenon, which can be picked up by detectors all over the world.
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For weeks, the former investment banker has been considered as most likely to be picked for the role.
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Nearly a century later, Howard's work would be picked up by another energetic amateur, the Honorable Ralph Abercromby.
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The insecticide is not used in flea collars because it might be picked up by children stroking pets.
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He explained that the entire farm has to be picked every three days—or a third every day.
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In the second phase, concentrations of more than two micrograms would be picked up for about three weeks.
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The package was general delivery, to be picked up at the store by a man named Patrick Stout.
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The show is currently shooting its pilot in Atlanta; it has yet to be picked up to series.
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All the punching, slapping, choking, being thrown to the floor only to be picked up and beaten more.
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In no way did I ever feel that for whatever reasons the series would not be picked up.
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The dinner promotion is available for order online and can be picked up at Olive Garden locations nationwide.
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The work is delicate and difficult — most fruit must be picked by hand — and often is paid piecemeal.
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To be picked by Tiger to compete with him and the rest of the team is very special.
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In a statement Monday night, Meadows said he is "honored and humbled" to be picked for the role.
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"Remaining volumes of the first three years will be picked up in the subsequent years," this source said.
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Passengers will be picked up at nearby locations or at their home—there are no fixed schedules or routes.
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He is believed to be more likely to be picked than fellow board member Joachim Wenning, the magazine said.
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After selecting a car and linking a bank account, the used car can be picked up at the dealer.
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Its syntax is so straightforward and easily digestible that it can be picked up by beginners in no time.
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Were they solid enough to be picked up and removed, for example, or would they crumble at a touch?
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Your meal and heart box can be picked up in-restaurant or delivered to your (or your Valentine's) door.
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Even the self-driving jigsaw (which has to be picked up and placed on its target material) is underpowered.
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He was dropped several times this IPL season, and might not even be picked up in next year's auction.
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And when we needed to be picked up we called home and someone would come and pick us up.
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Three finalists will be picked next month and the first off-mall monument design will be revealed in September.
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Update May13th, 10:45AM ET: Included mention of Variety report saying Marvel's Most Wanted will not be picked up.
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And he'll lose any assurance that he won't be picked up and deported by ICE agents at any time.
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Bloomberg also reported Ross's expected appointment, and added that Ricketts was in line to be picked for deputy secretary.
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They would then be placed into a clear bowl, shuffled, a canister will be picked and the winner revealed.
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Because Rousey's fighting future is so foggy, Holm's next opponent will probably have to be picked from somewhere else.
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Payments can be made online, and the prescriptions can be picked up virtually at any U.S. pharmacy, Lilly said.
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Just like the owl pellets you dissected in elementary school, this pellet is ready to be picked a part.
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Polling suggests that over 70% of black South Africans believe that sport teams should be picked solely on merit.
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I love my body because it was given to me for a greater purpose, not to be picked apart.
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Trucking loads can either be picked up on demand through the spot market, or through a pre-arranged contract.
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Pai had been widely expected be picked to succeed Tom Wheeler, the Democrat who has been chair since 2013.
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Lamb, butter, chanterelles: What was so exotic back home can be picked up at the local markets in Paris.
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Worse, he said, the device's real password can be picked up even when the wrong password has been entered.
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Oftentimes, it takes a long time for the dishes to be picked up and served, so they get cold.
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Your name is called when your order is ready to be picked up at the end of the counter.
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Students can place orders online for meals to be picked up the next day at one of 22 locations.
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Jennie Atienza, who has been waiting to be picked up by authorities since Monday, has almost lost all hope.
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Some or all of the cost of the rides will be picked up by the companies partnering with Waymo.
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He hammered painted panels into boxlike containers – he called them "Bólides" ("Fireballs") — that could be picked up and handled.
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But the more immigrants lose DACA, the more inevitable it becomes that some of them will be picked up.
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World number one, Liu Shiwen, watched the match from the sidelines after failing to be picked for the singles event.
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A Nivea Beauty advent calendar gift set can be picked up for £19.99, down from the list price of £39.99.
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Thousands of people disembarked the Anthem of the Sea on Friday morning and waited in lines to be picked up.
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After a delicious meal of soft cat food, #mprraccoon has been caught and will be picked up by Wildlife Management.
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I can count on one hand the number of childhood sleepovers from which I didn't have to be picked up.
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I need it to be picked up for season two so I have something to do with my free time.
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The thicker fry allows for a generous amount of nacho cheese to be picked up with each and every dip.
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In that paradigm, you will not pick but be picked for; you will not seek, but it will be found.
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"I don't think he will be picked up but he definitely should be in the conversation," Woodson tells TMZ Sports.
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Seems Bosa feels distancing himself from politics and hot Twitter takes gives him a better chance to be picked there.
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The former Glee star's autopsy has been completed and his body can now be picked up by family, says Winter.
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Cuccinelli met with Trump on Monday and was expected to be picked for an immigration policy position by the president.
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He lost that race to Ronald Reagan but acquitted himself well enough to be picked as the vice presidential nominee.
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A passing gravitational wave would disrupt that constant communication, and the disruption would be picked up by highly sensitive detectors.
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Four people sought to be picked, setting off a cascade of uncertainty and chaos about other races around the state.
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"That's not just low-hanging fruit, but fruit that's lying on the ground, waiting to be picked up," he said.
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It is normally priced at £32.99 for a three-month subscription, but can now be picked up for just £1.
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Less desirable models can be picked up for below $10,000 with rarer, more sought after examples going for over $300,000.
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Then they'd hand me a manifest—a list of the prisoners to be picked up and delivered around the country.
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The garbage has to be picked up and potholes need to be filled, and city leaders get it all done.
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Ditch the dock entirely and make that a list of pinned spaces that can be picked from at a tap.
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Brady will probably be picked off more than twice this season, and his team may have a Super Bowl hangover.
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UPS, FedEx and the U.S. Postal Service also offer a growing number of storefronts where packages can be picked up.
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A cleanup crew put all the empty and half-empty bottles in bins to be picked up in the morning.
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Third, once a new tool appears in the government's "toolbox," it can be picked up for use at any time.
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Unfortunately, the fight he made was one in which he could be picked off time and again entering the pocket.
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But he added that if their pilot were to be picked up for television, the writing team would have broader representation.
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Once choosing to record the call, any audio, video, and shared screens will be picked up by the Skype recording feature.
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When some people breathe in-and-out, they make an audible noise, which can be picked up by sensitive phone receivers.
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There has been speculation that he could be picked as Clinton's running mate if she wins the Democratic nomination this year.
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Mary knew all about the arrangements for getting a ride home — how you might not be picked up until 10 p.m.
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Once they're used, consumers can schedule for their old containers to be picked up and new containers to be dropped off.
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We know when these delegates will be picked, but we don't know how many candidates will still be competing for them.
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This scattering can be picked up by a detector, and the resulting diffraction pattern will have a lot of bright spots.
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This means they're more likely to be picked up by algorithms and shown to users through search or in their feeds.
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The witness lottery There is no smaller talk than the mumblings of reporters waiting to be picked to witness an execution.
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When it comes to true lone wolves, even a valedictory Facebook message can often be picked up by Israel, he said.
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"By default I really want Jed [Wyatt] to be picked because I want mass chaos after the show," said Rodgers, 30.
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Kaepernick has yet to be picked up by another team since opting out of his contract with the 49ers in March.
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Dock-less bikes mean the bikes can be picked up and dropped off at any bike rack or designated parking facility.
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The United Way representatives would be picked up in Central Square, blindfolded, and driven around for a while to confuse them.
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While he would commute to Los Angeles for the role, it was less of a sure thing that he'd be picked.
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The idea is to identify if cancer signals are similar or different and how early any signals could be picked up.
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Turkey's aerostructures work could be picked up by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, and to a lesser extent Kawasaki and Subaru, Aboulafia said.
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This is Amazon's most powerful streaming media stick, and can be picked up for just £29.99 in the Black Friday Sale.
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It also extended the protective screen layer so that there's no visible lip that's begging to be picked at and removed.
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The mayor of Washington D.C., Muriel Bowser, even made a scripted video for Amazon explaining why the capital should be picked.
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As for the smaller shale players, many will go under, but the ones with good assets will possibly be picked up.
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Ryan will throw it 40-plus times, and he'll probably be picked once or twice, but he'll also move the rock.
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Most certainly he'll be picked at minimum in the second round and play in this league for a long, long time.
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A final thought for a method which I expect to be picked up on by more Dos Anjos opponents in future.
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And changes in sweat can be picked up as tiny changes in how the skin conducts electricity, also called skin conductance.
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The extra costs will be picked up by the three drug makers that sell insulin — Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi.
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Usually, the senior center would have the meals ready and waiting to be picked up by me at the front door.
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Remember, this song was written to be performed as an amusing party act, not to be picked apart 74 years later.
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Amy Klobuchar's defense, arguing that it was unfair for the senator to be picked on for forgetting the Mexican president's name.
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An indefinite suspension of the confirmation hearing means that there is now oodles of time for Jackson to be picked apart.
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It has updated its app to let users more precisely choose where they want to be picked up and dropped off.
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Instead, we follow flashing torches through pitch-black rooms and wait for this motley crew of idiots to be picked off.
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It could allow items sold by them to be picked up in stores — similar to how it handles online grocery orders.
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Code For America is hoping this pilot program will be picked up by other cities and counties to expunge eligible convictions.
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Despite that gap, 183 gloves and seven sticks had to be picked up after a brawl between these rivals that night.
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Another director will join the board after the meeting and will be picked from a list submitted by M&G Investments.
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Christie acknowledged that he hoped to be picked as Mr. Trump's running mate, a spot that ultimately went to Mike Pence.
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I am surrounded by excellence on Better Call Saul and to be picked out of that line-up is a crazy honor.
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Once they have reached their destination they park the scooter at a spot where it can be picked up by another rider.
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This fruit-picking robot built by development firm Cambridge Consultants could revolutionize farming by knowing when fruit is ready to be picked.
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He even added a magnet to the bottom of the bottles so they could be picked up with the magnet-tipped wand.
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Those objects are too faint and, at over 13 billion light-years away, too distant to be picked up by ordinary telescopes.
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Police say the two men allegedly abducted the child while she was waiting to be picked up from school by her parents.
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Husaini's rucksack is sitting in the lobby of the St. Moritz Youth Hostel, waiting to be picked up for a trial race.
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If the gun is pointed at the right spot on the screen, the white light will be picked up by the sensor.
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And that much less means that much more needs to be picked up somewhere else, or it's not picked up at all.
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But Newark was still big enough that if a reform package worked, it could be picked up and emulated in bigger cities.
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No further details about KTown have been revealed yet, nor is it guaranteed that the show will be picked up for series.
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The Nespresso Lattissima Touch automatic coffee machine is now on sale and can be picked up for the great price of £149.
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Some hotspot data allowance is available on more limited plans, and separate deals can be picked up if you're connecting a tablet.
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A Brazilian activist living in Buenos Aires might be picked up by Uruguayan police and handed over to Chilean intelligence for torture.
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On the customer side, they'll receive a text message with an access code when the order is ready to be picked up.
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That means it interfaces with young tech shops both while they are independent and when they are ready to be picked up.
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The wireless charging case can also be picked up separately for $79 — good for if you want to add wireless charging later.
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The cheapest of the bunch is the 5.5-inch Zenfone 3 Laser, which can be picked up now for a reasonable $199.
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NASA Library Initiative and the Moore Foundation are providing free glasses to be picked up at 4,800 local libraries across the nation.
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If Rhett is crying and upset, he typically likes to be picked up and rocked or bounced, Todd unfortunately can't do that.
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They're cheap, too: Etizolam can be picked up for $28-a-tablet, often less if you buy a ton on benefits day.
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Its key achievement was a comprehensive climate bill that squeaked by the House but failed to be picked up in the Senate.
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Jigsaw did not say when production of the series will begin, and it has yet to be picked up by a distributor.
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The flock from which the lucky gobbler will be picked is slated first to get the spa treatment at a Washington hotel.
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Consistently, educators have debated how to tell their students that some of them wouldn't be picked up by their parents that day.
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Nearly 28500 percent of Americans oppose the visa lottery which allows immigrants to be picked at random for entry into the country.
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Uneasy lies the Democratic coalition, an amalgam of conflicting interests just waiting to be picked apart by a clever and calculating president.
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That means that it's going to be picked apart in every single way and analyzed endlessly — including by us over at TechCrunch.
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With Grueninger, Pivonka created and buried a replica casque in order to determine if it could be picked up by metal detectors.
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Because of the "unique situation" at the home, her mother's remains had to be picked up by the coroner, a nurse said.
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This Shemar Moore-led drama has performed decently enough in the ratings to be picked up for a full 22-episode season.
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But he feels the message is slowly getting through that fruit needs to be picked, electric fences installed and sight lines cleared.
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The driver sits so low in the car that it feels as if a dime could be picked up off the roadway.
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For Progress, the fusion of EDM and hip-hop is not a trend to be picked up and shed at a whim.
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It can prevent you from going to the police to report other crimes for fear that you're going to be picked up.
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Toy demand isn't expected to be lost during the holiday season, but it could be picked up by other channels, analysts said.
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Ebichi had reportedly texted her twin and said that Michael Egwuagu was having a crisis and later asked to be picked up.
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The store's helium tanks will be picked up this week as well, stripping it of its ability to blow up birthday balloons.
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A serious journalistic transgression — outing a person — is played here as just another sensational twist to be picked apart for podcast fodder.
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Other big agenda items for House Republicans or Trump, including tax reform and an infrastructure plan, have yet to be picked up.
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But some logistics and robotics experts think that certain types of Amazon merchandise could be picked by robots years sooner than that.
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The members of the committee would then be picked by either the party leaders or the co-chair of their respective party.
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Agencies have said they'll do sit in on network meetings about TV pilots to get a sense of what will be picked up.
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If you're in San Francisco looking for a ride, you might be among the first to be picked up by an autonomous vehicle.
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Barr confirmed to Congress that there are ongoing investigations related to Mueller's work, which will be picked up by other Justice Department offices.
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A sample site for OSIRIS-REx will be picked this summer, though the team has already narrowed down a few spots of interest.
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Or maybe Kardashian knew that this story would be picked up by media outlets, and she just wanted to get "cocaine" on E!
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Women who need to be picked up at the airport are assigned female chauffeurs and are taken to their rooms by female butlers.
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For reference, UberPool uses different policies because delays also hurt other people in the car or those assigned to be picked up next.
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Andresen said shipping firms engaged in so-called "beaching", running old vessels aground to be picked apart by manual labor, were also unacceptable.
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Getting straight to the point makes things easier for everyone — including those who are waiting for their phone calls to be picked up.
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He said a trial date will be picked in early May, and estimates it will be set for late May or early June.
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Resident Evil 2 (PS4/Xbox One) can be picked up for £29.99 and Red Dead Redemption 2 for £34.99 via this TopCashback promotion.
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By the end of 2018 the best bidder to build the generators at the plant will be picked from China Machinery Engineering Corp.
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The device still has about 21 days left on its Indiegogo campaign and can be picked up as a one-off or bundle.
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Anyone participating in the demonstrations, or suspected of sympathizing with the popular movement, was liable to be picked up in the sweeping arrests.
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Lebo Madiba, a South Africa Civil Aviation Authority consultant, said she's not sure when the piece will be picked up from the teenager.
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"There's probably a lot of low-hanging fruit out there that needs to be picked," said Jennings, who is also a CNN contributor.
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In other words, they are low-hanging fruit, ready to be picked by a policy community eager to pursue productive reform in 2017.
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"About a minute later, I get a call from them saying there were gunshots" and they asked to be picked up, Munoz said.
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By playing for Fiji in London, however, he is now ineligible to be picked for his native Australia at international level in rugby.
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Past the bakery section, there were individually wrapped sandwiches that were ready to be picked up for a quick lunch on-the-go.
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The "chief Washington correspondent" also tends to be picked to moderate presidential debates in the primaries, as Harwood was in November of 2015.
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It is unlikely Rubio would be picked as Trump's or Cruz's running mate, partially because of his work on bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform.
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All you have to do is enter your email address here to enter the giveaway and cross your fingers that you'll be picked.
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As a local news station reported, the contest will end after 50 hours, at which point the winner will be picked at random.
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He tweeted in November that the magazine had told him he would "probably" be picked again this year but he turned it down.
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One night, the group was waiting to be picked up on a highway when a United States Border Patrol truck came into sight.
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She dropped off a prescription for the medication and by that night, got an email saying it was ready to be picked up.
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Other projects may be picked up, but HBO is sure to be extremely selective since any of them would be a significant investment.
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" When Lor asks why, the man said he has been told "anyone from China has be picked up and quarantined for two weeks.
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It seemed like she was maybe saying that she didn't want to be picked by Peter just because Madison was (potentially) not there.
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One boy had asked to be picked up at the halfway mark, and that seemed to make the rest of them more determined.
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They could be picked out by what they carried, the talismans of absence: the T-shirts printed with photographs of the smiling dead.
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One project, involving school children, created origami structures with seeds inside, that could be picked off the city's trees and planted by visitors.
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But she has a whole warehouse full of excess inventory, including 5,000 units waiting to be picked up from a facility in Buffalo.
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Established in 1993, AirAsia went onto be picked up by Fernandes and other partners in 2001, when the airline was heavily in debt.
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ICE shares some facilities with state and local governments, and Border Patrol is responsible for patients to be picked up at the border.
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"In order to find them, everyone can point out their presence and these people will be picked up," he told Rai state television.
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With a globalized food chain, there's less of a need for tomatoes that can be picked in August and stored well into winter.
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Instacart has embedded workers in some of these stores to pick and pack orders to be picked up and delivered by another worker.
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Wyoming's next governor will almost assuredly be picked in Tuesday's Republican primary election, capping off one of the state's most expensive campaigns ever.
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"After a delicious meal of soft cat food, #mprraccoon has been caught and will be picked up by Wildlife Management," the UBS Plaza tweeted.
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If a ride request was deemed illegitimate, Uber's app showed bogus information and the requester would not be picked up, the employees told Reuters.
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But politicians in Washington have an animal sensitivity when a weakening member of a rival herd may be nearly ready to be picked off.
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Officials say students who drove to school could leave campus and others will be taken to another campus where they can be picked up.
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The principle is simple: bikes are fitted with GPS trackers which allows them to be picked up from and left anywhere using an app.
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Only time will tell what route this series will take should it be picked up by ABC for more than just a pilot order.
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It'll then leave those samples on the ground, where they could potentially be picked up someday by another spacecraft and brought back to Earth.
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Having that best seller be picked up by one of the most powerful women in the entertainment industry seems like some kind of miracle.
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Successful enough, anyway, to be picked up by Irdeto, a broader digital security concern that added Denuvo's tech and staff to its stable today.
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But if gender is found in objects that can be picked up or put down, does the concept of gender have any deep meaning?
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But powerful signals, in some cases, bounce back from the ionosphere and can be picked up from distances more than 1,000 miles away. 4.
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The Mobike service deploys GPS-enabled bikes across cities which can be picked up and rented by users who have the company's mobile app.
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As for disposal, the researchers said that the virus will likely target juvenile populations of carp, which will then be picked up by birds.
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He and the others-who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal-could be picked up by Venezuelan intelligence for talking to journalists.
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Sometimes test missiles have a pinger on board where it sends out a signal that can be picked up, and you can locate it.
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The candidates for crucial 2018 Senate, House, and governor's races will be picked in primary elections Tuesday in Virginia, Nevada, Maine, and South Carolina.
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Making these bleach-based bombs was a complex process, not something that could be picked up by reading bomb-making recipes on the Internet.
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If an organ, or tissue, starts to fail it releases DNA into the blood stream, which can now be picked up using this method.
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Most meals finish with freshly cut slices of the fruit, and they can be picked up at the market for just a few pence.
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You'll get your car delivered to your door, and when it needs servicing it'll be picked up from the same spot as well. 2.
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One morning as I passed it, I noticed an open shipping carton on the sidewalk, sitting by the recyclables waiting to be picked up.
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He has yet to be picked up by another team since opting out of his contract with the San Francisco 49ers back in March.
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We're hearing stories of kids waiting to be picked up from a prison by their mom or dad not realizing no one was coming.
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The plot's combustible ingredients include a jilted bride, arson, and a vial of tranquilizers and a loaded gun just begging to be picked up.
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Skinner's third hunch was that the man had gone north on Habersham Street—heading back toward town, to be picked up by a friend.
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The deal offers no assurances that such a bill will pass the Senate, or even be picked up by the House if it does.
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But CCAFS director Campbell predicted there would be "many innovations, and the innovations are highly likely to be picked up elsewhere" beyond their source.
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The Vikings drafted receiver Laquon Treadwell, another player said to have fallen past where he was "supposed" to be picked, with the 23rd pick.
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The algorithm determines which videos will be picked up and recommended to users, based on factors like a video's watch time and engagement rate.
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Having a six-year-old waiting to be picked up and driven to tennis lessons gave me a reason to get out of bed.
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When Mr. Pomello's parents visit from Italy, they fly into Newark Liberty International Airport, where they can easily be picked up and dropped off.
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Vogo requires people to pick up and drop off their bikes at designated locations, while Bounce bikes can be picked up or left anywhere.
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He recanted his abortion-rights politics and opinion of supply-side economics as "voodoo" to be picked as Ronald Reagan's running mate in 1980.
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Today, these software defined radios (SDRs) can be picked up for about $20 on Amazon and are supported by an active open source community.
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Olson related the example of one Fortune 10 client that required corporate-issued computers to be picked up in person from a company office.
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If the devices aren't removed from the streets, they could potentially be picked up by hurricane winds — transforming into threats to people and property.
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It remains unclear who will be the next Dalai Lama, how that person will be picked, or whether there will be another Dalai Lama.
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Atienza's neighbor, Billy Jeff Barce, has also been standing on the side of the road daily, waiting to be picked up by rescue teams.
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She might have used key words or phrases that would be picked up by AI and also kept direct eye contact with the camera.
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Visitors must still present a ticket to climb onboard, though the development sets aside same-day tickets that can be picked up on-site.
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They can be picked up at a tent near the entry point for the tours at the intersection of 15th Street and Constitution Avenue.
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V. orders the brisket from the best place in KC (in our opinion) for the party to also be picked up Saturday afternoon ($260).
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One of the collectible items Naughty Dog's survival horror game, comics can be picked up through the game, much to Ellie's delight — and yours.
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Working remotely from home will continue to be picked up by more companies as advantages are realized and the health of worldwide communities necessitates.
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After that point, children are supposed to be picked up by the Office of Refugee Resettlement and transferred to a shelter for child migrants.
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But the vibrations from the sonic boom are sometimes intense enough to be picked up by seismometers, machines that measure shaking in the ground.
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You start out in a kitchen with a carton of six eggs, which can be picked up and thrown or cracked on the countertop.
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My job was getting the scoops that would be picked up by the national papers, getting the magazine some good publicity in the process.
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This makes that area an ideal source region, or heat reservoir, for relatively warm air to be picked up and transported closer to the pole.
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When exposed to the elements, this compound bleeds into the atmosphere in large airborne clumps, which can, unfortunately, be picked up by the human nose.
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But Democrats in both chambers of Congress say the bill — which comes into legislative existence already on life-support — is ripe to be picked apart.
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The mergers of black holes or neutron stars — dense leftovers of stars that have collapsed — produce gargantuan waves that can be picked up from Earth.
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If any brand product can't be picked up curbside (like makeup brushes), bring it into an Aveda store and pop it in its recycling bin.
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"Any sound that Winston made, above the level of a very low whisper," Orwell wrote in his novel "Nineteen Eighty-Four", would be picked up.
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They can be picked up in the building's lobby or at the information desk in the lobby of MoMA on Saturday, first come first served.
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I Love You, Daddy could presumably still be picked up by another distribution company, but given Hollywood's response to CK, that seems unlikely right now.
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This means that many small earthquakes go unrecorded because the vibrations they cause are too mild to be picked up by distant land-based sensors.
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During his campaign Mr Trump promised that his judicial nominees would "all be picked by the Federalist Society", and he has largely kept that promise.
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The announcement confirms an early Reuters report saying Parente, a former chief of staff under Fernando Henrique Cardoso government, would be picked for the job.
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The past leaves scars, but this is still a scab – something that can be picked at and undone at will, setting the healing process back.
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E.Coli, acetinobacter that can be picked up in hospitals, and other types of bacteria with a tough outer membrane are becoming increasingly resistant to drugs.
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The friends were supposed to be picked up from the trails by family later that afternoon, but they never showed up to the pickup location.
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The friends were supposed to be picked up from the trails by family later that afternoon, but they never showed up to the pickup location.
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Gowdy was widely expected to be picked for the role and has deep connections with both House leadership and conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus.
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Earlier a source told Reuters that appeals court judge Sri Srinivasan was most likely to be picked, then later said Garland was a stronger possibility.
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More than 200 stranded travelers in St. Maarten are expected to be picked up by an empty boat, Majesty of the Seas told USA Today.
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Remember when the league brought in the fantasy draft for the All-Star Game, and fans loved the idea of seeing who'd be picked last?
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At the same time, TPA assures U.S. trade negotiators that trade deals negotiated with extensive congressional input won't later be picked apart piecemeal by Congress.
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Getting straight to the point makes things better for everyone involved, including those who are waiting in line for their calls to be picked up.
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There's a question mark over why you would spend $70 on this device when other 4K streaming hardware can be picked up for far less.
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To use it, riders in the same area who plan to travel to similar destinations will walk to a common destination and be picked up.
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Locator signals emitted by flight data and cockpit voice recorders, also known as black boxes, can be picked up even when they are deep underwater.
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On the one hand we want our capuchin to be picked for placement, just like any parent who would be proud of her child's accomplishment.
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While waiting to be picked up, she said she had two vodka drinks, then consumed a small bottle of wine en route to the house.
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The migrants allegedly paid 22019,000 pesos — about $164 — to be picked up in Matehuala, a highway hub about 220 miles south of the international border.
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In particular, Sanders was not pleased that on the seven member board, four will be picked from a list of candidates drawn up by Republicans.
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While podcasts can be independent pursuits, they may also be picked up by networks like Radiotopia, which shares resources like sales staff and grant money.
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"Showing up doesn't mean you will actually be picked to serve on a jury," Steven Zeidman, a professor at CUNY School of Law, tells Broadly.
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I had heard the MOVE kids were supposed to be picked up by authorities at Cobbs Creek Parkway before any action was supposed to happen.
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Mr. Buck realized he was crossing an international border — and that meant he theoretically could be picked up on an American arrest warrant in France.
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Millions of them are hatching, and many Beira residents already carry malaria parasites in their blood, which can be picked up and spread by mosquitoes.
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Customers in certain parts of the city can now hail an Uber, with the chance that they'll be picked up by a self-driving car.
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If Mr. Menendez, a Democrat, is convicted and then expelled from the United States Senate by early January, his replacement would be picked by Gov.
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In a lineup, she tells us, Cal would be picked "10 times out of 10" as the man who played trombone in the marching band.
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She said her husband volunteered to go to Australia and was happy to be picked for the assignment, which will last at least 30 days.
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But the board game wouldn't be picked up on a large scale until decades later, after a Macy's executive discovered it in passing in 1952.
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Scientists are trying to find a way to automate the harvest, but for now, chiles have to be picked by hand because they bruise easily.
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She mentioned the incident in a private conversation with a colleague that happened to be picked up by a politician's greatest enemy, the hot mike.
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If a person who is asymptomatic shows up in an airport, they may not be picked up by authorities who are only screening for fever.
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Their entity, known as Rojava, is now a carcass to be picked over by the Turks and the regime of Bashar al-Assad, Syria's dictator.
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The former Virginia governor and attorney general, who ran for president this cycle, said he had been "informally assured" he'd be picked as a delegate.
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Her son, worried about what four boys might do to him, had to be picked up from school one day, she told the Cleveland station.
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Martin has been working with all of the writers and is signed on to co-produce their series should they be picked up by HBO.
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Jerry Brown and to law enforcement officials who refuse federal requests to detain unauthorized immigrants so that they can be picked up for deportation proceedings.
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Greenland's national broadcaster KNR on Wednesday quoted Tele Greenland's Chief Executive Kristian Reinert Davidsen as saying the Swedish company also will be picked for 5G.
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It is unclear who will succeed him when he dies, how that person will be picked or whether there will even be another Dalai Lama.
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Those differences in blood flow can be picked up based on changes in skin colour—basically, the redder your skin, the greater the blood flow.
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If a certain light or sound relaxes you, that will be picked up in the data, so the tech will slowly increase that particular effect.
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Just last month, a sick raccoon had to be picked up at Central Park, one of almost 70 the park has seen in recent months.
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And these poor girls were just sitting downstairs, waiting to see whether they're gonna be picked by somebody, they didn't talk, they didn't even knit.
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Those minutes will be picked over, particularly after Powell's recent hawkish comments about the Fed not yet being close to neutral triggered the runup in rates.
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Though the show has yet to be picked up, Sprouse has no doubt it will make it to television because of the popularity of brewery shows.
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According to ABC 6, the feline was doused in gasoline before she was thrown in the trash bag and left to be picked up as garbage.
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But he impressed in the preseason, making a 56-yard field goal in Thursday's game, and had a shot to be picked up by another team.
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Chyna claims Rob & Chyna had "stellar" ratings and believed the show was going to be picked up for a second season despite the couple splitting up.
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"It was clearly intended to be picked up and translated by Russian domestic outlets and presented as 'Western media report that...,' per usual pattern," Kovalev said.
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Finland will renew its aging Hornet fighter jet fleet in its entirety and the new fleet's supplier will be picked in 2021, the draft text said.
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Though in aggregate it may seem like noise, to people in the business of disinformation, there's a valuable signal there to be picked apart and studied.
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This altered transmission (really a sort of distorted reflection) can be picked up by a phone or laptop just like any other data over Wi-Fi.
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"Clearly there are some bargains to be picked up in emerging markets, in some mining stocks ... in the FTSE have been pretty beaten up," added Lawler.
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Jones appeared to be picked off again on the next possession near the goal line, but a targeting call on Northwestern's Jared McGee negated the play.
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Just as the Supreme Court will be picked by the Heritage Foundation, policy-making will almost certainly be ceded to the Tea Party in the House.
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"We noticed she was stumbling around—she could walk, but every few steps she would just fall down and beg to be picked up," Fuller recalls.
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And then of course there was the moment when Federer won said match... Because what are friends for if not to be picked up in celebration?
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"It's very difficult to locate fruit that's ready to be picked within a canopy and then retrieve it without turning it into apple sauce," he said.
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Delta, possibly flanked by easyJet, is likely to be picked this week for exclusive negotiations on the rescue of ailing carrier Alitalia, according to La Stampa.
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BTW, no word yet on whether the show will be picked up for a new season and it's unclear if there are plans to 86 Jenelle.
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Before the commission on presidential debates announced the moderators, Donald Trump was already complaining that he thought it would be unfair for Cooper to be picked.
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Some of Predict's activities may be picked up by organizations like the Pentagon, which runs the Disease Threat Reduction Agency, and the National Institutes of Health.
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The fires have destroyed vineyards and there's been concern that smoke from the fires could cause damage to the grapes that have yet to be picked.
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Twitter executives argued that more people would not follow the programs and so they would be picked up only by those who looked for particular hashtags.
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There was plenty of space for self-made conspiracy theories and paranoiac narratives to circulate in abandon—to be picked up, believed, dropped, reexamined and reworked.
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Other pieces of Dodd-Frank could be picked off, like reining in the authority of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a hallmark of the Obama administration.
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Warren's remaining salary (about $1 million) will be picked up by the Mariners, leaving the Yankees about $5 million under the $197 million luxury tax threshold.
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It was the equivalent of a weekly Looney Tunes cartoon; a different character from the multiverse would be picked each week, with their own distinctive quirks.
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It's partnering with Walmart and CVS for 4×203 photo prints that can be picked up in about an hour at more than 11,000 U.S. locations.
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When needed, such as when you encounter stairs or uneven terrain, the Olympia Luggage Rolling Duffel can be picked up by its handles and carried along.
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Some riders say they can no longer count on on-time pickups and must ask to be picked up at least an hour earlier than necessary.
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The rating system measures the amount of loose litter, such as soda bottles or paper, which would normally be picked up by the street sweeping machines.
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Back at International's office, I learned that two more COVID-19 bodies had been called in to be picked up from the hospital we'd just left.
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Day, number one in the world as recently as 2017, failed to qualify for this year's team but Els suggested he was likely to be picked.
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The song will hopefully be picked up by more stations this week - in the meantime, please stream & buy the album & ON as much as you can!!
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Now the dance world eagerly waits to see how City Ballet will replenish its principal rank — and who will be picked to permanently succeed Mr. Martins.
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Two landscape architects said clients this summer had asked that their vegetables be picked, packaged and put on the Hampton Jitney for use in city kitchens.
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While most families are desperate to leave, waiting to be picked up by authorities, others have chosen to stay to look after their homes and pets.
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After telling security I had an appointment, I checked in at the front desk and waited to be picked up the school's communications director, Alissa Dufour.
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The battery-powered electric scooters provided by private companies can be picked up and parked anywhere in Copenhagen by riders who rent them through mobile apps.
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These kits contain pre-measured ingredients and can be picked up from the drive-thru, front counter or ordered through the Chick-fil-A One app.
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The Tale of Peter Rabbit, was the first to be picked up by children's publishers Frederick Warne & Co and featured in five more books by Potter.
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I order another latte to be picked up at 9:45 and, knowing that my boss got to the office way earlier, order her one too.
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But Ursula von der Leyen, the new commission's German president-elect, swiftly demanded that new candidates be picked, a request both prime ministers have now met.
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Often, the prescriptions could be picked up from a local pharmacy immediately, and even when the prescription was mailed, it usually arrived within a week's time.
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The final decision is expected to be taken by Modi himself, and a source close to the Prime Minister said an independent successor would be picked.
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They were transported to a limited access lot at the high school, where they could be picked up by their parents, the local fire department said.
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Gizmo is "extremely affectionate and opinionated," meaning that he loves to snuggle, but will bossily nibble Ms. Borgmann's toes when he wants to be picked up.
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And just as teams hope to be picked for the 68-team N.C.A.A. tournament, officials hoped to be among the 100 selected to work the games.
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Jane was waiting to be picked up from the managed area when I visited for a few hours in January, shortly after it was made permanent.
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Then, when you're ready to be picked up again, simply speaking in to your Microsoft Band 2 and having the car come back to pick you up.
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He also anticipated there could be more recommendations against shipping companies for the practice of "beaching" — running old vessels aground to be picked apart by manual labor.
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ICE had issued a detainer request asking the Middlesex County Jail to hold illegal immigrants until they could be picked up by federal officers, according to NJ.com .
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The other companies mentioned, Layo and Osburn said, have been doing a better job communicating with shoppers when an order is actually ready to be picked up.
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The cost of the fire will mainly be picked up by Protector's reinsurance program, and the impact on earnings is expected to be negligible, the company said.
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He told CNN in May that it would be "an honor" to be picked as VP, but that Trump has not talked to him about it yet.
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Mensa, however, decided on the traditional approach, citing Radiohead as an example of why albums matter and how they can still be picked apart 10 years later.
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The series ended Wednesday night after four seasons with a cliffhanger that has fans praying it will be picked up by another network or a streaming service.
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It was at this point when Brodersen realized that two children, the 4-month-old and her 7-year-old sister, weren't going to be picked up.
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Along with Calvin Murphy, a 5-43 guard who played from 1970 to 1983, Thomas is the shortest player to be picked for an All-Star team.
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The astronomers say we should give the signals time to reach half of all the solar systems in the Milky Way in order to be picked up.
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Before this TV movie turned into a franchise and a festival, it was just another project waiting to be picked up by the relatively new kids channel.
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The drama is roughly based on companies like Samsung that are run by single families, which often erupt in turmoil when a new heir must be picked.
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Apparently his genetic makeup, which was identified when he submitted DNA for an ancestry service, made him one of the lucky people to be picked for survival.
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"[Producers] were like, 'No, don't bring that up, because by the time this airs, the president will already be picked, and that's a pointless conversation,'" she says.
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The shoes, which look like a pair that could be picked up from Goodwill or pulled from the back of most people's closets, are made in Italy.
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Nintendo says that cloud saves will automatically be picked up by the cloud, and these back-ups will be available for players even if their Switch breaks.
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Chang says that the pilot process simply took too long for viewers, who would watch the pilot, then wait for it to be picked up and produced.
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The sheer size of the transaction has reignited conversations about who will be picked next to join the super special circle of public mega-cap tech companies.
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Once, when Whittley needed to be picked up from school because she was sick, the nurse told Chris that high schoolers could not sign out other students.
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Kareem is eligible to be picked up by another team on waivers, but not before serving an anticipated multi-game suspension ... pending the NFL's investigations, of course.
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Yahoo is in the process of auctioning off its core search and advertising business and reports suggested that a final bidder would be picked on July 18.
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The jury, which will be sequestered for the duration of the much-anticipated trial, is expected to be picked on Monday and opening statements should begin Tuesday.
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"It matters, because we (LGBT+ people) are all outsiders and (on our own) we can be picked off by the forces that are against us," Barker said.
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Sanctuary cities and counties often defy requests from federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials to hold undocumented immigrants so they can be picked up later for deportation.
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The seven-episode season was beautiful and terrifying and self-contained, and didn't beg to be picked up for another run with some shoehorned cliffhanger or whatever.
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A simple entry form needs to be filled out and, in 200 words or less, the applicant must explain why they should be picked for the job.
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Even without injecting health care into the debate, the tax bill will find itself under scrutiny and will be picked apart by those who stand to lose.
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The airport said a road to the airport initially was closed after the quake, but eventually was reopened late Wednesday morning so passengers could be picked up.
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Six weeks ago, this newsletter ran down the primary calendar to sketch out when most delegates would be picked and when the whole mess would be over.
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He was on watch lists for the best tight end award in each of the last three years and could be picked late in this spring's draft.
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It also looks at a number of other factors that could be picked up and used by a fingerprinter, such as your keyboard layout and time zone.
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With the Season 1 finale airing Sunday on Showtime, Waithe teased there will be some resolution and a few loose ends to be picked up next season.
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LF Matt Holliday (right thumb) was activated off the 15-day DL, but was also told it's unlikely his club option for 2017 will be picked up.
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A robot, called the iBOT, brings the items that need to be picked directly to workers, allowing them to package items for several shipments at a time.
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To attract the attention of labels and other potential investors, some young hopefuls are even creating "chart" songs specifically intended to be picked up by streaming algorithms.
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The banana is a delicate tropical fruit: It must be picked and packed by hand, then shipped and refrigerated for thousands of miles before reaching your door.
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Since Kelley's conviction came while he was serving as a U.S. Air Force airman, his military conviction might not be picked up in a civilian background check.
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"[Before] I could tell looking at someone's history whether or not they were likely to be picked up from court," Denver-based immigration attorney Whitney Leeds said.
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Participants will be picked from core health workers such as physicians, clinicians, nurses and pharmacists, and non-core personnel: cleaners, mortuary attendants and surveillance, ambulance and burial teams.
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While it's not expected to be picked up by the Republican-controlled Senate, the vote gives Democrats another messaging tool in the politically divisive fight over health care.
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But as things stand now, the 27-year-old, who lost his lower right leg in a boating accident as a teenager, will not be picked for Germany.
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We are currently discussing season four, and should the series be picked up for another season, we have some exciting scenarios and new avenues we want to explore.
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This passage of time via rotted fruit is never fully explained, leaving us some tiny breadcrumbs that could easily be picked up and fleshed out in Season 2.
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According to the complaint, Woods&apos stepfather received a text message from her phone on June 13 saying she was in trouble and needed to be picked up.
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For the past week, the Miami housekeeper and nanny can't stop imagining the moment she might be picked by ICE officers and sent back to her native Nicaragua.
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Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said on Twitter the migrants on Ocean Viking would be picked up in international waters and then transferred onshore by Maltese military boats.
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The fixation with electric scooters grew out of dockless bike-sharing, where companies offer bike rentals that can be picked up and left anywhere convenient to the rider.
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Party insiders say the powerful head of the Andalusia region, Susana Diaz, is the favorite though it is not clear when a new secretary general will be picked.
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They warned that some the changes seen in this study were too far away from the target site to be picked up with standard analysis and testing methods.
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Nuclear blasts can be picked up by the same sensors that measure earthquakes, and seismologists could tell immediately that whatever created the tremor on September 13rd was big.
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The robot, dubbed "Vegebot", has been designed to first identify iceberg lettuce and then decide if it is healthy and ready to be picked, the university said Monday.
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"I was very happy to be picked up by them, and working with the experts on how international markets work, what kind of things they want," she adds.
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Sherrod Brown (D-OH) could help shore up Sanders supporters, but he's a key senator in a swing state whose replacement would be picked by a Republican governor.
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You can finally make money surfing the web, and Elon Musk says you could be picked up by a self-driving Tesla taxi as soon as next year.
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But a local race, even in New York, doesn't compare to a national presidential run, where his extraordinary wealth, personal life and business decisions will be picked apart.
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The supervisory board of Adidas currently has 12 members, and will be increased to 16, with two to be picked by employees and two by shareholders, Adidas said.
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She noted that women tend to be picked apart based on appearance more than men and are often painted as being "scorned" or "a spinster" following a breakup.
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Certain cases will be picked out for public disseminated, and for serious breaches the officials will According to the document, the public will be informed of serious cases.
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On March 9, Cavallari's husband, NFL quarterback Jay Cutler, was released from the Chicago Bears after eight seasons and has yet to be picked up by another team.
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The best analogy is with locks: the bill requires either unlocked doors, a central repository of skeleton keys, or locks deliberately designed to be picked with a paperclip.
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And the hypersleep-in-deep-space climax is Alien through and through—albeit without any real optimism offered that Conrad might be picked up by a friendly ship.
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Packages sent via UPS can be picked up at a UPS facility, diverted to a UPS Store or even delivered on another day that's more convenient for you.
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The appointment of his successor has been delayed as the Kenyan government, which owns 35% of the company, has insisted that a local be picked to succeed him.
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Once the bidding has been closed, each horse is brought back to its temporary stall at Keeneland's barn area, where it must be picked up within 24 hours.
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"The act of habitual reading fixes the nature of the purpose in the mind, where it can be picked up by the sub-conscious mind and acted upon."
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Deutsche Bank and UBS are expected to be picked as global coordinators for the planned listing, while STJ is advising owner TDR on the process, the people said.
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We are currently discussing Season Four, and should the series be picked up for another season, we have some exciting scenarios and new avenues we want to explore.
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The royal treatment begins when you land in Jaipur, as you'll be picked up by a chauffeur who will hand you off to your very own private butler.
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The raccoon was caught and was to be picked up by the city's Department of Safety & Inspections, according to a tweet from the building's owner, UBS Financial Services.
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"You might have five Supreme Court justices to be picked over the next four years, because we already have one, and you'll probably have four more," he said.
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The flu virus can survive for up to eight hours on hard surfaces, so it can be picked up from a doorknob, handrail or even a light switch.
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The ones thrown from above, as we waited to be picked up from the public pool in my hometown on Long Island, our yarmulkes pinned to wet hair.
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What he's really asking is that we remember that the tools we've invented to improve our lives are just that, tools, to be picked up and put down.
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Truth to Power is arranged chronologically, and starts in the 1990's, when Alam's photos first began to be picked up by the international media and circulated worldwide.
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As is to be expected, since the series just debuted, Netflix has yet to confirm whether the sci-fi series will be picked up for a second season.
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The Transnistrian government will pay nothing—the entire gas bill will be picked up by Moldova, a massive tab for a country whose GDP is just $12 billion.
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The two firms announced a partnership that places the locations on the Uber app, meaning shoppers can see where exactly they can be picked up and dropped off.
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This process would create light radiation that could be potentially be picked up by instruments like the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope or the Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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Large and small retailers who target their messaging, set sale deadlines, and enable online purchases to be picked up in store are seeing the greatest increases this year.
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He and Spain are team champions again, just as they were in 143, when Nadal was a longhaired teenager in clam diggers surprised to be picked for singles.
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A great piece of pizza works best when it can be picked up, slightly folded, and devoured neatly while sitting down, standing up, or walking down a street.
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The early, test version of the app will let customers book rides, though they can only be picked up and dropped off within a number of limited areas currently.
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One of the key things that will be picked out of the study was that the researchers didn't find an association between drinking regular soda and developing these conditions.
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Conservative voters are likely to be picked off by the Brexit Party — and by the SNP in Scotland — while Labour voters will be lured away by the Lib Dems.
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Italy fears the NGOs are facilitating people smuggling by hovering close to Libya, waiting for the migrant boats to cross into international waters where they can be picked up.
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Right now, HBO has only optioned the novel and hasn't confirmed whether it will be picked up to series, which means Martin's schedule isn't exactly set in stone yet.
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The show will broadcast on NASA TV, the agency's own channel, as well as Ustream and YouTube; it will likely be picked up by other TV stations, as well.
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Instead, the Kent County Sheriff's Office held him for more than an hour so he could be picked up by another county that transports and detains individuals for ICE.
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"Every woman had stories of being excluded," said Hershman Leeson, who made up three fake male critic reviews of her own work to be picked up by a gallery.
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It seemed slightly cruel — and ironic — to be picked up by the same manner of transport that had just burst into flames, but there was no other option presented.
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Instead, MOCA's promotional tactic, which can also be picked up in person before entering the exhibition, is a 211-page document that explains everything Rowland is trying to say.
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The option works by selecting a pickup location, tapping a clock icon on the right of the Lyft app then selecting the time you want to be picked up.
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Rare items are usually going to cost more than something that can be picked up anywhere—as long as it's a gadget that's actually useful and working, of course.
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Coverage of Ocasio-Cortez is more likely to be picked up by news websites from social media than any other Dem, according to data from social analytics company Parse.
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Lyft riders can be picked up in a lot near a hotel a mile from the convention center as well as at a second lot, according to the spokesperson.
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Users simply talk to an Uber bot as if it were a friend, and tell it where they want to be picked up and where they want to go.
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People used to call a taxi company, speak to a dispatcher and be picked up by a driver, who would take them to their destination and expect cash payment.
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Both ladies were thrilled to be picked for the project, but they were perhaps just as excited to learn that the famous renovators would be lending them a hand.
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Particularly galling for her are the mechanics of a final club party, where women, dressed to impress, show up hoping to be picked from the crowd and invited in.
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There are numerous bargains waiting to be picked up in the stock market following the tepid gains realized in the third quarter and the tumultuous start to the fourth.
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The vast majority have yet to be picked, and are in the spotlight as Trump, Cruz and Kasich look to make sure delegates loyal to their views are represented.
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Ayniwaer never expected that 30 years ago—living in rural Xinjiang, in China's vast western expanse—he'd be picked by the government to move to Beijing and sell skewers.
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For the same purpose, Target is reconfiguring its shelves a bit so that items often bought together, like hot dogs and buns, can all be picked up at once.
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A well timed knee or two can have a fighter reluctant to step in, even if he knows he will be picked apart at distance by the longer Cerrone.
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It is pretty tough to pull away from Duke's explosive offense, which features Allen and four freshmen who could be picked in the N.B.A. draft's first round this year.
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Some patients were placed in hotels far from their clinic, or would not be picked up on schedule, or would get back late and miss meals at their hotels.
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Beyond the newly unearthed Michael Jackson track on "Don't Matter to Me" and the Mariah Carey remix on "Emotionless," there are some sounds that need to be picked apart.
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The flowers, each containing three red stigmas that will become the spice, have to be picked by hand in the early morning, before the blossoms open to the sun.
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It was a Monday, but there was no school that day because of winter break, and the girls had arranged to be picked up in the area that afternoon.
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The journalists feverishly broke news on Twitter, revealing which player would be picked seconds, sometimes minutes, before the official announcement came from the league's commissioner on the TV broadcast.
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In other words, just 324 delegates would be picked in all of April, a month that the previous calendar had set up as the potential end of the primary.
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The city has promised students who get their meals from school access to "grab and go" meals, which can be picked up Monday through Friday between 7:30 a.m.
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ESPN said that in audio recordings it reviewed, an air-traffic controller told the pilot that the aircraft was "still too low level" to be picked up by radar.
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The uncomfortable exchange also brought heat on Warren, with some political watchers questioning if she chose to confront Sanders knowing the audio of the exchange would be picked up.
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Despite my protection, Jimmy was the last to be picked for a team, although he could swing a bat as badly as just about any other 6-year-old.
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They will not want to let growth fall too sharply, however, ahead of a key party meeting in the autumn when a new generation of leaders will be picked.
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While speaking with EW, Langford admitted that, should "13 Reasons Why" be picked up for a third season, she has no plans to reprise her role as Hannah Baker.
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"We think it's a cool, simple slogan that could be picked up by popular culture," said Chuck McBride, founder and chief creative officer of Brawny's ad agency, Cutwater, San Francisco.
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When 650 thousand Tennesseans voted in the Memphis area, they probably didn't expect their personal information would eventually be picked apart at a hacker conference at Caesars Palace Las Vegas.
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Simon Thomley or "Stealth," the main developer behind Headcannon revealed that he developed a reboot of the Darkwing Duck game in hopes that it would be picked up by Capcom.
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Missing since Monday On Monday, the teens were dropped off to go hiking, but when they did not show up to be picked up by family members, police were notified.
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The subtle signals piggyback on other signals bouncing around a room, enabling them to be picked up by a smartphone, or some other device, as far as 14 feet away.
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The scooters can be picked up and left anywhere, and they are rented by entering a passcode generated inside the app once a QR code on the bike is scanned.
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They got stuck in traffic on school buses or spent extra hours at school, waiting to be picked up after one to three inches of snow fell across the region.
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Many were stuck in traffic on school buses or spent extra hours at school, waiting to be picked up after one to three inches of snow fell across the region.
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According to a search warrant, Schulenberg told authorities he "saw" Prince on April 7 and April 20, and prescribed medications for Prince to be picked up at a Walgreen's pharmacy.
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How the boys love to be picked up; how they love to get in a warm car, though at first she insisted, after the move, that they'd walk to school.
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He marked the area in central Leeds as Quarry Hill on OpenStreetMap, a Wikipedia-style mapping service, hoping it would be picked up by Google and other online map providers.
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In one case taken over by federal prosecutors, victims had to be picked up by the military because members of a drug cartel were suspected to be involved, said Cabrera.
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The supervisory board of Adidas currently has 12 members, and will be increased to 16, with two to be picked by employees in addition to Sawiris and Gallienne, Adidas said.
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That's why astronomers look for quasars in the infrared or near-infrared — light with wavelengths much longer than that of visible light that can be picked up with specialized telescopes.
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These local problems represent opportunities that might not be picked up by those working in the hubs of Silicon Valley and the like, and are therefore ripe for the picking.
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Abilities that took Dactyl nearly a hundred years of learning can be picked up by a human with "only very few trials, [even] with new objects and tasks," notes Bicchi.
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According to a search warrant, Schulenberg told investigators he saw Prince on April 7 and April 20, and prescribed medications for Prince to be picked up at a Walgreens pharmacy.
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This would usually cost you £79.99, but can be picked up for just £32.29 from Amazon UK. That's a discount of £47.70, or 60%, which is a pretty significant saving.
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Those days are now largely over, though Rivera notes that occasionally reporters will squabble on Twitter over which story deserved to be picked up by Techmeme, much to his delight.
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From northern Libya, many of the migrants are put out to sea by smugglers in flimsy inflatable dinghies, hoping to be picked up by international ships and brought to Italy.
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Any bill that comes over from Senate with this rules violation is labeled with what Congress calls a "blue slip" -- meaning that it cannot be picked up by the House.
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I was the kid who always needed to be picked up from slumber parties and who wound up bawling Real Housewives-style in the principal's office after timed math tests.
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Some movies, and some trailers, are intentionally seeded with all of the easter eggs and hints a fan can handle and are designed to be picked apart by the masses.
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Some make it to international waters where they hope to be picked up by international vessels, but increasing numbers are intercepted by Libya's EU-backed coastguard and returned to Libya.
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ICE detainers are requests to hold foreign detainees and prisoners in state and local jails after the constitutionally mandated period so they can be picked up by federal immigration authorities.
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Claude Taylor, the chair of Mad Dog PAC, posted a photo of the "Traitor Balloon," saying that free ones can be picked up at Hotel Indigo in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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The teaming up of Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Glover for the first time in 20 years raised the prospect that this dropped line of development might be picked up again.
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Many who are too elderly to drive or don't have transportation will, if they so request, be picked up by a Clinton campaign volunteer to be driven to the polls.
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When Syndergaard told a rival scout that he hoped to be picked in the first three rounds, the scout warned Syndergaard that he might scare off teams with such expectations.
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A lot of them are one-of-a-kind and I have no idea if they are going to be picked or if they will make it on the show.
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And a low passenger rating means future drivers might be less likely to accept your ride request, which might result in a longer wait for you to be picked up.
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The jasmine is particularly tricky to cultivate — it is sensitive to the heat of the sun and must be picked by hand — so it is an expensive flower to use.
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Within these 405mm-long nematodes are genetic mechanisms that can be picked apart like cogs and springs in an attempt to better understand the causes of aging and ultimately death.
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So passengers wait to be picked up at a bus stop on the Far West Side where there is no bathroom, food court or shelter from the cold and rain.
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In February, one mock draft echoed the conventional wisdom when it predicted that DiVincenzo would be picked 30th as the final selection of the N.B.A. draft's first round — in 2019.
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Like Amex&aposs other lounges, cocktails will be curated by renowned mixologist of Please Don&apost Tell fame, Jim Meehan, while the wine list will be picked by Anthony Giglio.
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As our new plus 1, she sat in the back seat with Ben, required breakfast and dinner, and, as a puppy, needed to occasionally be picked up from day care.
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And even among farmers who produce fruits and vegetables like tomatoes and strawberries, which largely need to be picked by hand, support for immigration has been declining, thanks to globalization.
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For all of his dissatisfaction, Mr. Sanders has often acknowledged the power of traditional media — he wondered aloud if the Iran event would be picked up by CNN or MSNBC.
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Today, the details are here: unsurprisingly, it's a speed-focused DSLR that'll likely be picked up by a lot of sports photographers headed to Tokyo for this summer's Olympic games.
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If we're doing our job, readers have no idea that what they have just read — a name, a place — will be picked up later in the piece, heaving with meaning.
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Nadler and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) are almost certain to be picked as impeachment managers but the other Democrats Pelosi is considering is subject to speculation.
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The groups drew up mock websites to promote the candidates they thought most likely to be picked, working from the list of 21 names Mr. Trump said comprised his finalists.
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For example, Amazon has "Hub Locker" centers that will hold your package in a secure location for pick up, while UPS offers partner locations where packages can be picked up.
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The emergency locator transmitter (ELT) sends out a signal that can be picked up by satellites in the international search-and-rescue network when an aircraft is in an accident.
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The rest — which her landlord now wants her to pay — is supposed to be picked up by the federal government under a program intended to help out the rural poor.
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In the Yarra, it's the first variety to bud in spring, which begins in September here, and the last to be picked in May, a full month after cabernet sauvignon.
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White supremacist or anti-immigrant extremist content, for example, wouldn't be picked up and platforms would still need to use a range of moderation techniques to detect and block banned content.
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Alice Stewart, a former spokeswoman for U.S. Senator Ted Cruz's presidential campaign, said the Texan's running mate, Carly Fiorina, was only told late in the vetting that she might be picked.
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Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Breshad Perriman opens training camp with no guarantee he will make the 53-man roster, but his $649,485 roster bonus will be picked up Saturday, ESPN reported.
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As basic as it is, figuring out rider's exact location and where they need to be picked up is actually a significant technical challenge, says Lyft's Director of Product, Kevin Fan.
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The mayor's team is eager to secure City Council approval on the plan before it can be picked apart; a hearing before the Council's Transportation Committee is scheduled for Friday morning.
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Louis Jordan, 35, was photographed on April 27 in Houston holding an umbrella over an elderly woman who was waiting in the heat to be picked up by a paratransit service.
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For me, I just don't feel it's something I want to offer up to be picked apart by people who don't know about it, and it's just not theirs to have.
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It has a trio of wheels for scooting around your home, and a pair of flippers that it can use to show surprise, affection, or even beg to be picked up.
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It sets guidelines for behaviour and vehicle choice, and its app governs which passengers can be picked up, what the fare will be and what route the driver ought to take.
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Meanwhile, the price of crack has tumbled by 250 percent since 261; a 215g wrap can be picked up for as cheap as £223 [$222] to £284 [$211] in some areas.
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While both retailers are optimistic that some of these revenues will be picked up by nearby locations or online, Burden said in actuality, it never ends up translating dollar to dollar.
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Other candidates nominated Both the Upper and Lower Houses of parliament, as well as the military, make nominations for vice-president, and one of the three will be picked as president.
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Honda's remarks on Wednesday came after Abe's election victory last month raised expectations for Kuroda to be reappointed, or an advocate of reflationary policy, such as Honda, to be picked instead.
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Companion clouds can be spotted by telescopes and amateur astronomers here on Earth, but the dark portions of the dark vortex can only be picked up by Hubble's high-resolution telescope.
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In between shifts at the BEECN, my neighbors and I roam about with shovels and wheelbarrows to move debris to centralized locations, where it will be picked up by the city.
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Friends of mine paid $100 just to go a few miles and also had to wait in a horrendous line to be dropped off and hours more to be picked up.
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Think of it this way: If your door was faulty, it could be simply that it makes a weird sound when you open it, or that its lock can be picked.
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There is a clinical feel to the environment, something more akin to a retail space as the works lack context beyond the exhibition guides that can be picked up upon entry.
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The scooters have been a big hit in many places because they offer an inexpensive alternative on congested streets and can be picked up and dropped off on almost any block.
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He made it to the roof and was lured by cat food into a pen to be picked up by St. Paul Wildlife Management, treated and released into an appropriate habitat.
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Once a black hole starts devouring nearby objects like stars or gas clouds, infalling material heats up at the event horizon, sparking light shows that can be picked up by telescopes.
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Actress' loops and percussions will be picked over and manipulated by the chamber musicians and the hybrid results will all be brought together by Hugh Brunt, principal conductor of the LCO.
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Note the 006-style of locks are actually very secure as far as ability to be picked, though I've only seen these in use as built-in locks on Rimowa luggage.
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Three decades on, we take it for granted that games can be played over the course of days, months, or years, ready to be picked up at the last save point.
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Hill sees this as another problem with the system: Leftover belongings can only be picked up by the owner or if someone gets power of attorney; CBP won't mail them anywhere.
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Critics contend that the legislation would allow virtually anyone in the city to be picked up and detained in mainland China, where judges must follow the orders of the Communist Party.
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Last week, Georgia passed a so-called "heartbeat" bill that would prohibit an abortion once a fetal heartbeat can be picked up — the fourth such bill to be passed in 21987.
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Republicans who control the Senate do not want to see the court shift ideologically to the left and say the next justice should be picked by the winner of the Nov.
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Players aren't allowed to handle the ball and must use their feet or dive over it so that it emerges behind the pile, at which point it can be picked up.
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Under New York state law, the next attorney general will be picked by the combined houses of the state Legislature — 150 members of the Assembly and 63 in the state Senate.
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There's wide agreement about the two players most likely to be picked first tonight: Markelle Fultz of Washington and Lonzo Ball of U.C.L.A. We look at what to expect after that.
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I expected, first of all, that some portion of the contestants would be picked explicitly to fail, their hubris acting as exculpatory justification for the pleasure of watching a disaster unfold.
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Sunday's election was the last in which the president will be selected by popular vote; after that, presidents will be picked by an electoral college of 300 lawmakers and regional officials.
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But when Mexico opened the tournament on Sunday night, the chant was plainly audible during the broadcast — easily loud enough to be picked up by the uncensored microphones of Fox's commentators.
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An animal sanctuary in New Jersey agreed to accept the bull, and the authorities drove him to a city shelter in East New York, Brooklyn, to wait to be picked up.
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He regularly held undocumented immigrants past their court-ordered release dates to ensure that they would be picked up by immigration agents, and vowed to investigate President Barack Obama's birth certificate.
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The late spring movement of the ladybugs follows a winter hibernation in California's mountains when they gather in clusters so thick they can be picked up with a shovel, Cardé said.
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A gravitational wave would distort space-time over that by "a tiny, tiny fraction" of the size of a proton, Gonzalez said — but enough to be picked up by the system.
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For users of Uber, say, who will be picked up by drivers they do not know, ratings look like a way to reassure them that their ride will not end in abduction.
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General use micro-controllers with onboard Wi-Fi can now be found for less than two dollars, whilst a single-board computer can be picked up for only a few dollars more.
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That's because there are reports the show is nearing a deal to be picked up for a fifth season, with speculation of an announcement Wednesday night at the 2016 CMT Music Awards.
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Like the traditional bicycles, the Plus e-bikes can be picked up through the app and are included in the same membership plans, like an annual $149 plan or $10-day pass.
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State Department spokesman John Kirby said the sanctions were not just symbolic and could be picked up and observed by other countries now that they have been implemented by the United States.
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Vivendi manager Amos Genish could be picked as board member, representing the French group, but will not be given the key role as advisor to chairman Arnaud de Puyfontaine, the report added.
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It's expected to cost close to $300,000 each year, but because there are so few cases of Duchenne, it is expected that much of it will be picked up by insurance companies.
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"I had no idea it would go viral, be picked up by news outlets and be shared by people of all backgrounds and beliefs," Jessop said in the post to her website.
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When a user sees a chair in VR they can sit in it in the real world, while physical objects can be picked up in-game thanks to infrared markers and cameras.
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"The Housewives can be really bitchy sometimes, but when push comes to shove and you're down and you need to be picked up, the ladies were right there for me," she says.
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"Our trash pile has been at our curb for going on two weeks and they aren't telling us when it's going to be picked up," said Melissa Brewer, 38, of Katy, Texas.
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"We have seen some states issuing guidelines permitting shops to be opened 24 hours, so this could be picked up by others states too," said Anil Talreja, partner at global consultant Deloitte.
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Nick knows this, and knows that not only will there be a dress code, but that every thread covering Rachel's body will be picked apart and analyzed by the glitterati in attendance.
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Because the show's creators are shopping Heathers (which, according to THR, already has most of its second season written) to other networks, it is still possible that it could be picked up.
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The benefits of disgust Since the study in 2014, Olsson has been exploring the doses at which these odors can be picked up as well as the body's response to unpleasant smells.
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"The Housewives can be really bitchy sometimes, but when push comes to shove and you're down and you need to be picked up, the ladies were right there for me," she said.
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Most migrants try to head across the Mediterranean toward Italy, hoping they will be picked up by ships run by aid groups and taken there, although many drown before they are rescued.
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The grant, from the Knight News Challenge, will be put toward expanding the free video services to more branches, to be picked based on incarceration rates and geographic distribution in the area.
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But free-floating, a term that means vehicles can be picked up and left anywhere within a designated operating area, didn't work so well with San Francisco's parking and car-sharing regulations.
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Sunday's election will also be the last in which the president is selected by popular vote; after that, presidents will be picked by an electoral college of 300 lawmakers and regional officials.
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He has been moulded and modified to a point that he's not really a musician—just a bucket of bars to be picked up and scattered over anything online with a beat.
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Shovels, cookware, food items, swords of varying condition, all can be picked up and used in the same way Skyrim lets you raid its cluttered world for trinkets you'll probably never need.
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His willingness to champion justice in the face of power would later be picked up by his great-great-great-grandson, who also exited the stage before the dramatic conclusion: Archibald Cox.
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There will also be a writing contest, in which two winners will make a pilot for NYC Life, the city's local TV channel; one will eventually be picked up for more episodes.
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If the price of oil is slumping, Texas oilmen will contribute less to the federal budget; some of the tab will be picked up by citizens in states that are doing better.
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"With the new fees, this also means that payments may be lower outside of typical mealtimes or in quieter areas, when there are fewer orders waiting to be picked up," it writes.
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"10 hat aficionados, in appreciation for their exquisite taste in millinery, will be picked at random to tour the LA tunnel & drive boring machine," Musk said Thursday via his personal Twitter account.
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Those fees, which haven't been set yet, could be picked up by the corporations on behalf of their employees, Dr. Flatow suggested, or possibly wrapped into a larger amenities charge for residents.
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Young voters who use social media may share polarized views with older voters who do not, and inflammatory content on social media can be picked up and amplified by more mainstream outlets.
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All that observers — generally press, family members and nongovernment-organization workers — can hear is the sound loud enough to be picked up by microphones and piped out on a 45-second delay.
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Buying out of season means the produce has to be picked long before it has ripened and then shipped very long distances from the southern United States, or Mexico, or Central America.
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Through the dispatch program, riders can arrange to be picked up by a wheelchair accessible taxicab by calling 22013, using a mobile app or a website or calling or texting a dispatcher.
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Global Health "Coffee With Polio Experts" will not be picked up by Hulu anytime soon, but there is something compelling in these short videos put out by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.
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Possible culprits for that kind of transmission include fomites, the objects and surfaces on which germs can land and hang out for up to a few hours, ready to be picked up.
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DE assets will likely be picked by mid-September, people familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the race for the carrier's coveted take-off and landing slots in Germany heats up.
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When libraries of correspondence are dumped online unedited, they're invitations to be picked apart, taken out of context and turned into the building blocks of bizarre and damaging pizza-based conspiracy theories.
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With Seinfeld, The Office, and Friends all set for the next few years on different streaming services, there are a few big-time network shows left to be picked up by streamers.
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Those 23-day grace periods started expiring this week, which meant school officials barred students from going to class or began removing them from schools, to be picked up by their parents.
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There has been a rise in interest around sustainable living on YouTube, and Long isn't the first in this genre to have a video be picked up and recommended by the platform.
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But then they would be picked up by groups that were even larger, like The Other 43%, which I think has a couple million followers, was sharing content from this fake page.
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We can't ever get to 50-50 in the household if moms are always the ones who get the call when their child is sick at daycare and needs to be picked up.
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What we do is — at bus stops, below cinema halls, or at some beautiful place — we stand there for clients so that they can make out who is there [to be picked up].
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Mueller highlighted how the "Constitution requires a process other than" the criminal justice system to hold officeholders accountable, a clear signal that his obstruction investigation into Trump could be picked up by Congress.
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The results: "African-American travelers waited approximately 30 percent longer to be picked up than did white travelers when using UberX, even after adjusting for differences in estimated waiting time," the study said.
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The device is designed to move with the wind and waves, fast enough that the U-shaped "array" will hold plastic — which can periodically be picked up and shipped away to recycling centers.
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I also pre-order a pita with lamb meatballs and a million toppings from Cava online to be picked up at 2 (I sometimes forget to eat when I'm working on the weekends).
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Riggs said dealers send drugs to empty or abandoned addresses to be picked up, but the US Postal Service won't leave the packages, so they are sometimes left with a neighbor or auctioned.
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All of the pageant contestants are speaking to a mystery panel of judges, attempting to convince them (and us, and maybe themselves) why they should be picked to stay in the soulmate running.
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South Korea jams most North Korean radio frequencies but Pyongyang-based Voice of Korea broadcasts on shortwave signals which can be picked up far beyond the Korean peninsula, and are difficult to jam.
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While the piece positively compared her body to that of much younger women, she points out that reducing women to a pile of parts to be picked about is problematic at a minimum.
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Additionally, the service that allows customers to order groceries online and have them ready to be picked up at the store will be expanded to 2,200 stores this year, up from 1,200 now.
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The Clean Eating Plan features one, three or five days of fresh, organic meals that can be picked up from your local Juice Press or delivered to your door (for an added fee).
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So the investor's bet isn't too concentrated, they will sell protection of this kind on a portfolio of about 100 stocks, which could be picked out of the Stoxx Europe 600 benchmark index.
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JAPANESE BABY WITH MAJOR HAIR GOES VIRAL In the clip, Maldonado's little one waits on line with her classmates to be picked up from her first day of school, evidently by her mother.
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We've only been transmitting radio signals for about 100 years; the chances that they'd be picked up by a civilization that's been using radio technology for less than a century are vanishingly tiny.
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If instead of looking for bargains (lots of luck) you are hunting for surprises, there are other lessons to be picked up amid the wide-ranging array of high-priced work for sale.
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Griffin has told multiple outlets that he expects to be picked up by a team during this year's draft, which would make him the only one-handed athlete to play in the league.
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Auston Matthews, a teenager expected to be picked first in next month's N.H.L. draft, was selected for Team North America, which is composed of American- and Canadian-born players ages 23 and younger.
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The U.S.-led coalition decided to leave open the west as a kind of escape valve; this would allow ISIS members to be picked off as they fled into the desert, toward Syria.
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Trump told reporters Saturday ahead of his speech in Virginia that a new FBI director could be picked as soon as next Friday, with Justice Department officials on Saturday interviewing four potential selections.
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You fill it with your usual gear — clothes, accessories and full-size toiletries if you like (aerosols are an exception) — and then use the app to schedule the bag to be picked up.
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There has been a general rise in interest around sustainable living on YouTube, and Long isn't the first in this genre to have a video be picked up and recommended by the platform.
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While Lecomte swims, his team on the sailboat has been collecting as much plastic as they can and marking larger items, hoping they will be picked up by larger ships that pass by.
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Additionally, another one of Jennings' — who hopes to be picked up by an NFL team this year — skills is guitar, which he was inspired to pick up because of a Grammy-winning musician.
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Maybe these applications need to be built with a history tool not unlike a web browser, so the process of creation can be picked up later—because this is how people actually create.
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The House was coming into people's living rooms via C-Span and then regularly on the nightly news because what we did could be picked up regularly for nightly stories about the House.
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Wentz's option had to be picked up Friday or else the quarterback's 242 salary would have ballooned to more than $232 million this year and the remainder of his four-year extension voided.
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"You have to time it right, because if I miss the drop-off, the clothes aren't ready" to be picked up in time for the next leg of a journey leading to Paris.
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For example, if the husband agrees to pick up the kids from school, he would be responsible for knowing what time each day they need to be picked up, and picking them up.
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Dean speculated that maybe Nixon moved to another part of the room and whispered because he was recording the conversation and didn't want this one statement to be picked up by the recorder.
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I don't really want to since it's raining but I know the trash will be picked up within the next 20 minutes so I put on my rain boots and do it anyway.
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Still, the boats which fishermen on the Aral use today to check their nets are tiny compared with trawlers whose carcasses dot the former seabed, waiting to be picked apart for scrap metal.
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Like any good ride-sharing app, your driver's location is displayed in real time while you wait to be picked up, but with Gett, you can pay in cash or through the app.
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As he sees it, if race becomes an irreducible category in politics, rather than being incorporated into universal claims of justice, it's a weapon that can be picked up and used by anyone.
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Critics contend that the law would allow virtually anyone in the city to be picked up and put on trial in mainland China, where judges must follow the orders of the Communist Party.
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Some games are littered with food just waiting to be picked up and eaten for an extra boost of health or stamina, cooked into a delicious dish, or sold for currency (the worst option).
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After taking a bite of Hilda's Truth Cake that night, all is revealed: Lady Blackwood cast a spell so Prudence would be picked, because she knows Prudence is actually the daughter of Father Blackwood.
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After another week of Clinton-related emails roiling this election, the political world has been left to scrub their inboxes, watch their private correspondences be picked over in public, and psychoanalyze WikiLeaks' inscrutable founder.
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"It is clear that there were other individuals in close enough proximity to the caller to be picked up by his phone's microphone," the lab said in an email report obtained by FOX 61.
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The style can be picked apart by good passers and the power of modern baseline pounders but it has served former world number 14 Karlovic well in a very respectable career of eight titles.
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I got an email from the photographer that my photos are ready, so I put in an order for my headshots at CVS to be picked up tomorrow, and then it's off to bed.
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In plain language, the report lists each time that local city officials, police or prison officers declined to hold foreigners eligible for removal long enough for them to be picked up by federal agents.
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" He also asked for passengers to be careful when getting into an Uber or Lyft and "first inquire from the driver that they are the rider, that they were supposed to be picked up.
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Lauren Westmoreland, Howell's girlfriend of 5½ years, recalled meeting him for the first time sophomore year of high school at a four-way intersection as she waited to be picked up for the day.
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That way, a robot knows that a dumbbell is meant to be picked up, not pushed, and that it's heavy, not light — all of which affects how it goes about fetching or moving it.
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Republicans, who control the Senate, do not want to see the court shift ideologically to the left and say the next justice should be picked by the winner of the November 8 presidential election.
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"People need to recognize that if we don't come out and stop this, people are gonna be picked off one by one," Mojiqe Tyler, one of the participants in the march, told BuzzFeed News.
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It only costs around 400 yen (less than $4) to use one for 30 minutes, and a car can be picked up at one of the firm's more than 12,000 parking places across Japan.
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To be picked, people have to meet a certain set of criteria — such as having a bachelor's degree in a STEM field or experience flying jet aircraft — and then go through rounds of interviews.
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And it can't be picked up from a desk with one hand when it's open (like you can with a laptop) as the attached keyboard will just flop around awkwardly until you close it.
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All polls suggest today that Ms Le Pen would similarly face—and lose—a presidential run-off next year against the Republican candidate, who will be picked at that party's primary later this month.
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To bring this person into Turkey, he explained, he arranged for the relative to be picked up in Raqqa by a colleague, and then driven through an ISIS checkpoint and straight through SDF territory.
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Just exploring the trails and tracing the graded contours of old logging roads and railroads that can be picked up on Google Maps' terrain/topo view if you know how to look for them.
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This year the Department of Defence is expected to sign a ten-year contract for cloud computing, in a deal said to be worth billions, and tech firms are competing fiercely to be picked.
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Two sources close to Temer said Goldfajn, chief economist with Itau Unibanco, is almost certain to be picked for the post but the final decision would be taken by future Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles.
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According to the news outlet, Republicans are nervous that Trump will have a hard time if he releases his tax plan now, which they say will be picked apart over the next few months.
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If the diocese is in a poor country, the costs could be picked up by one of the Vatican departments that can investigate bishops, the current draft says, according to one of the sources.
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Sequencing has changed the way that fetuses are screened for Down's syndrome, from a risky invasive test to one where abnormalities in fetal DNA can be picked up from blood drawn from the mother.
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The former US first lady recalled worrying as she prepared to be picked up by the British monarch in her car during a visit to Windsor Castle in 2016, reports the UK's Press Association.
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Critics contend that the law would allow virtually anyone in the city to be picked up and detained in mainland China, a country in which judges must follow the orders of the Communist Party.
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His replacement — who could be picked as soon as this week — will have to grapple with a slowing economy and other political challenges that threaten Europe's financial stability, Jack Ewing of the NYT writes.
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The goal is to keep the box moving without opening it, for fear that whatever is inside would be picked apart by various factions of the Republican Party, killing the Obamacare repeal effort altogether.
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The 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRIRA) lays out certain categories of immigrants who are supposed to be picked up by federal immigration agents "when they are released" from criminal custody.
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For prescription drugs that need to be picked up at a pharmacy, patients must pay Planned Parenthood between $85033 and $25 for a "visit fee" and also pay for the drugs at the pharmacy.
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The workers are also demanding a meeting with Mayor Bill Peduto (D), who said last week that trash would be picked up no matter what, a claim they said was made without consulting them.
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Worth noting: USA Today points out that political surveys conducted a year out from an election aren't a reliable factor in who's elected president, particularly when a party's nominee has yet to be picked.
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The complex forces that generated that event overwhelmed him, and the power he exercised for little more than four months dribbled from his grasp to be picked up and held onto by the Communists.
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Intelligence agencies are permitted to record calls even if they involve Americans, and any American citizen who talks with, messages or emails a foreign official under surveillance would be picked up by intelligence agencies.
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"We're shifting as more and more people can take out their smartphone and they press an app that allows the food either to be picked up right there or to be delivered," Meyer said.
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Family sitcom One Day at a Time also got the boot after its third season, only to be picked up by Pop TV. And The OA — well, everyone remembers the controversy surrounding its cancellation.
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This time they were told to bring 65,000 rupees — around $1,10 — and leave it near the railway track sealed in a plastic bag, which would be picked up and used as payment for weapons.
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Now you have four to five Supreme Court justices that will be picked by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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On average, data obtained by Broadly from the Met shows prostitutes working on the street are 83 per cent more likely to be picked up by the police than the clients who buy them.
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Republicans, who control the Senate, do not want to see the court shift ideologically to the left and say the next justice should be picked by the winner of the November 8 presidential election.
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Nineties comeback aside, another hint that the EQT kicks will be picked up by the It set is the campaign itself, which serves up more than enough trendy #OOTD inspiration to get us through spring.
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Swaminathan said she was very disappointed to see that players' rights and welfare were not given more attention, although she added it was still a huge honor to be picked for the Indian national team.
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Sometimes it feels like GIFs come out of nowhere: loops of pixels that are found growing naturally in fertile regions of the web like mushrooms, free to be picked and used by whoever finds them.
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Unlike New York's Citi Bikes program run through Motivate (recently acquired by Lyft, keep up!), Jump Bikes are "dock-less," meaning they can be picked up and dropped off at any post or bike rack.
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That committee issued its report on Tuesday, recommending "a dignified and negotiated vacation from office" of the electoral commissioners, and setting out how their replacements will be picked to start preparations for next year's vote.
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We have never before made a material so 'black' that it can't be picked up on our spectrometers in the infraredHere's some more videos of Vantablack to illustrate just how black it is:Open kinja-labs.
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Customers will soon be able to buy Lim Chee Guan's bak kwa online with its new app, which will provide an estimated waiting time and state when the order is ready to be picked up.
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Premium buffet catering, which includes three sides, two choices of meat (turkey, ham or chicken), cranberry walnut relish, cornbread and pie slices, cost $13.49 per person and can be picked up in store or delivered.
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"If you were picking a team, the four of us were not the ones that would be picked first, but we have all had active-shooting training," said the lieutenant, who led the entry team.
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If you were to walk through many parts of the city today, you'd likely see multiple Lime e-bikes alongside the plethora of other shared bikes that can be picked up and used on-demand.
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Any significant variation from the original sound, such as certain operations ending too fast or anomalous peaks in the middle of normally flat sections, will be picked up by the system and the print flagged.
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His promise to break a telecoms duopoly criticized by businesses and consumers would soon be fulfilled, he said, with a third player to be picked from interested foreign and local bidders offering the best services.
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The doors opened to reveal finely detailed living rooms and food storehouses, while the sticks and acorns scattered across the ground could all be picked and thrown with a click of a Vive controller's button.
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Kasich, whose campaign has argued he could be picked as the GOP nominee at a contested convention, avoided the TV cameras on Tuesday night and did not acknowledge Cruz's Wisconsin victory on his Twitter feed.
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This would imply, though, that if the market perceived the Fed moving faster to tighten financial conditions – under Chair Janet Yellen or a soon-to-be-picked successor – the melt-up setup could be challenged.
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Situated on the opposite side of Japan in Tokai, the T2K experiment fires a neutrino beam 295 km through the Earth to be picked up in Super-K on the west side of the country.
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Detainers are requests by ICE to hold foreign detainees and prisoners in local jails after their constitutionally mandated detention is over so they may be picked up by federal agents and put in immigration proceedings.
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But the costs generated by people who go without insurance won't go away — they'll be picked up by those who continue to buy coverage, through higher premiums, more limited service, and greater uncompensated care demands.
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"Anything that is done at the federal level would imply that more of the burden has to be picked up by the state and local government level in the area of infrastructure investment," Petek said.
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The two Pana security guards, who were not armed and wear jackets with the app's logo, kept pedestrians and drivers away while Mikuski waited and arranged for her children to be picked up from school.
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In Wizards Unite, portkeys essentially play the same role that eggs do in Pokémon Go — they're an item that can be picked up on the main map, but only unlocked by walking a set distance.
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Did Dr. Ford, envisioning that Judge Kavanaugh might one day be picked for the high court, fabricate the alleged assault in the counseling session so that the counselor would make notes to back it up?
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With recent reports that Brits spend on average nearly two hours a week gazing at Gregg Wallace on their screens, a lot of bad habits could be picked up from hapless hosts and clumsy contestants.
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They're sitting on the couch waiting for their parents, the last two people to be picked up, and out of nowhere Peter informs Lara Jean that her hair smells like coconuts and then kisses her.
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He has made the source code he developed to monitor the lanes free and publicly available online in the hope that it will be picked up and used to amplify the extent of the issue.
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Or the goods can be picked up (for a fee of $149), taken to Feather's Brooklyn warehouse (or, in the San Francisco area, one in South San Francisco) and spruced up for the next customer.
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Navigating with 1:100,3873-scale United States Geological Survey maps, as well as the Goldwater range map, which can be picked up at the Cabeza Prieta office in Ajo or downloaded online, I aimed southeast.
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They're here for Stranahan's Snowflake, a rare expression created by master distiller Rob Dietrich—also known as Whiskey Rob—released just once a year that must be picked up in-person from the Denver distillery.
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The trial is a controlled study, meaning that some patients will be picked at random to receive placebos rather than the drug — the gold-standard type of study to determine whether a drug really works.
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The Northshore School District in Washington State, for example, is offering meals that can be picked up at 22 school locations, after they moved their classes online when a parent tested positive for new coronavirus.
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One of the new trials will include 400 severely ill patients, who will be picked at random to receive either five days or 10 days of treatment with the drug, which must be given intravenously.
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At first, she obeyed the instructions of the Iraqi Army to stay indoors, but once the military arrived she ran behind one of the Humvees, only to be picked off by a sniper, she said.
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There are no restrictions on the number of House impeachment managers the speaker can name to serve in the role, and it's not yet known how many managers will be picked for the Senate trial.
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Getting out of the couple's Range Rover, the future king seemed apprehensive with all that was going on and looked at his mom – who rewore a Stella McCartney dress and Smythe blazer – to be picked up.
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There are chairs to be picked up and sent back to where they were rented from, food waste to be cleared, buntings and curtains to be brought down and folded away before the area is vacated.
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"Sensuous and tactile, they ask to be picked up," said Dorothy Twining Globus, a former director of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology and curator of exhibitions at the Museum of Arts and Design.
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Paulo Leme, the chairman of Goldman Sachs in Brazil, may be picked to serve as finance minister or central bank chief, said the sources, who asked to remain anonymous because the selections are still under consideration.
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In a letter sent to Attorney General William Barr on Monday, the advocates claim that Cuccinelli's appointment violated a federal law governing which officials can be picked to lead agencies on an acting or interim basis.
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For example, you might be under the assumption that if you peel old skin off, new skin will grow back, or you might think that the skin is dead and therefore has to be picked off.
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What what's less reported is that there a number of signals that legacy machines already put off that can be picked up and used to do different kinds of diagnostics, for a fraction of the cost.
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The new constitution, approved in a farcically circumscribed referendum, creates a National Assembly consisting of an appointed Senate with 250 members, to be picked by the generals, and an elected House of Representatives with 500 members.
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You may know me as someone who would never be picked to run the White House, but in my spare time I talk tech, and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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In Sausage Party, a collection of supermarket items are thrilled to be picked by a shopper to go to her home—only to learn that food items will be killed and eaten by their human purchasers.
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For those who plan to attend the Olympics, WHO and the CDC have recommended precautions to avoid bringing the virus back home where it might be picked up by local mosquitoes and then infect other people.
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HBO announced today that the first Game of Thrones prequel to be picked up to pilot will take place during the Age of Heroes, a period thousands of years before the events of the current show.
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Some of this unpaid-for activity can be picked up in the accounting; although there is no charge for a Google search, consumers pay a shadow price by supplying information and attention, for which advertisers pay.
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Kidd is responsible for a publicly humiliating intentional free throw fiasco, tinkers with his rotation seemingly at random, and implemented a high-risk, high-reward defensive strategy that can be picked apart by an unselfish offense.
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In Alabama, they didn't love Bentley; his popularity was near the bottom nationally and Strange's support from Washington Republicans made him the perfect candidate to be picked off by an anti-establishment figure such as Moore.
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"The Paris gunman attack may well swing support in her favor; and this may not be picked up by the polls in a timely manner," said Vishnu Varathan, senior economist at Mizuho Bank, in a note.
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"There are more mountains of garbage on the street waiting to be picked up," Susan Stetzer, a district manager for Community Board 3, representing Manhattan's Lower East Side, Chinatown, and the East Village, told the Post.
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For those looking to have their meal in their fridge, ready to heat at any time, the "Holiday Heat and Serve" can be picked up prior to Thanksgiving Day and stored in your fridge for later.
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The shop is hosting a raffle from which 50 names will be picked ... and winners will get to bring a guest to the event at the end of the month to celebrate with Kim and Mario.
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And, in an era when smartphone apps can be used to hail taxis, Ubers or Lyfts in minutes, most Access-A-Ride users make reservations at least one day before they want to be picked up.
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There's an active search right now for candidates to assume the acting role and it's unlikely that Deputy Director Sue Gordon will be picked, a senior administration official and a source familiar with the issue added.
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There was much analysis in the cables of foreign policy and of Europe's strategies on issues of trade, counterterrorism, migration and enlargement that could be picked apart by China and other countries looking for an advantage.
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Such studies cannot prove cause and effect, but in this case they are the only source of information because women cannot be picked at random and assigned to groups that either do or don't have babies.
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Read more: The best ways to contact Amazon for help when you have a problem with your accountThere&aposs also the possibility that things that people never meant for Alexa to hear could be picked up.
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She and Hodaka quickly form an intimate bond, but it's tested by the demands of her supernatural powers and the looming threat that Hodaka will be picked up by the authorities and forced to return home.
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