Everything went back to normal … until the show came calling again this week.
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We're sure it's just a matter of time before true love comes calling again.
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Once they make contact, collectors would have to wait a week before calling again.
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And, after Canada's election, separatists in the western prairie provinces are calling again for #Wexit.
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Tennis came calling again in the form of a friend from tour: Krunic, a talented, diminutive Serbian.
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Once they reach the consumer, collectors would be required to wait at least a week before calling again.
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If Sports Illustrated comes calling again, last year's cover star Hannah Davis (and her abs) are ready to go.
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If the borrower answers, callers are then required to observe a seven-day cooling off period before calling again.
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Separately, Xi thanked French President Emmanuel Macron for calling again to support China at this time, according to Xinhua.
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Before the bodies are cold, Mr. Trump tries to make political hay, calling again for a ban on Muslim immigrants.
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Maybe someday, I'll have the mechanics and variations so completely ingrained in my head that hard mode will come calling again.
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If Monaco came calling again, Soumah could, in theory, jump on the next plane and head straight to its training center.
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I'm determined to learn as much about the history of these races as possible, and if Atlas comes calling again, I'll follow.
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It was the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff calling again, to say that the Martians had been taken care of.
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The president also put in another dig at Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, calling again on central bankers to further cut interest rates.
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Unfazed, Severino went back to work and allowed only one more hit before Ortiz came calling again to lead off the seventh inning.
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I hung up, he tried calling again, but this time the Frames didn't alert me of the call, and it went straight to voicemail.
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The U.S. State Department said through a spokesman that it was calling again on Saudi Arabia to respect human rights and permit peaceful dissent.
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"When I finally said I needed help, it was like I was that little girl that found her calling again in life," she says.
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"When I finally said I needed help, it was like I was that little girl that found her calling again in life," she says.
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But even if a customer-service rep ignores the scammer's entreaties, the scammer will just try calling again, to another rep, and may eventually succeed.
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Alexis hated the ensuing story, which led her to utter the iconic, tear-filled, line: "Nancy Jo, this is Alexis Neiers calling!" again, and again.
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"When I finally said I needed help, it was like I was that little girl that found her calling again in life," she says, according to People.
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"The biggest challenge is going to be in terms of communications because everybody who called and didn't get a call back will be calling again," Mr. Koskinen said.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - No Muslim family should engage in birth control or family planning, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday, calling again on pious Muslims to have more children.
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Many Pakistanis are calling again for the passage of an anti-"honour killing" law, which closes a loophole that allows family members to forgive the killers of their daughter.
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Earlier this week, President Donald Trump broke with prevailing public health guidelines by calling again for Americans to return to work as soon as possible to re-start the struggling economy.
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In a Tuesday morning tweet, Trump broke with prevailing public health guidelines by calling again for Americans to return to work as soon as possible to re-start the struggling economy.
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But he reserved his most passionate language for the familiar themes of his political stump speech, including calling again for a border wall and touting accomplishments from his first year in office.
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Donald Trump boasted on Twitter about how his nuclear button was bigger than North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's, and people are calling (again) for the president to be banned from the platform.
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Others have tried, including several companies offering hardware solutions (basically a box to screen the incoming number) and allow you to designate it as a robocall to block the number from calling again.
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But high office came calling again, and Rudd became prime minister for a second time in 2013 — only to lose an election in September that year and thereafter confirm his retirement from national politics.
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On Friday, however, the two parties softened their respective stances on that issue and insisted they rather wanted to focus on economic and social questions, with Iglesias stopping short of calling again for a plebiscite.
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On Wednesday, in St. Charles, Missouri, Trump stuck to his preferred name calling, again blasting Kim as "Little Rocket Man" and branding him a "sick puppy" after his White House earlier promised severe new sanctions against Pyongyang.
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These solar facilities help the Department of Defense meet their renewable energy goals while supporting the bases' resiliency objectives, enhancing the bases' position if the Base Closure Commission comes calling again to evaluate its long-term usefulness.
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It's one of those dishes you can make as soon as you get home and it doesn't matter if the person you want to share it with and love most in the world is home late again, without calling again, just like clockwork.
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It's one of those dishes you can make as soon as you get home and it doesn't matter if the person you want to share it with and love most in the world is home late again, without calling again, just like clockwork.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio), who has been leading the charge for CARA and faces a tough reelection race this year, released a statement in response to the Kaiser Family Foundation poll on Tuesday, calling again for the House to pass his bill.
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If the circuits were busy, then calling again later makes sense; if the number was disconnected, then calling again is futile. The eight SIT signals are defined below and accompanied by audio files. As an alternative to the in-band SIT tone and recording, SS7 allows call progress advisories to be played/displayed to callers in their own language.
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He tried calling again, at 9:12 a.m. that day, but didn't leave a message when she didn't answer. A day before Cunningham disappeared he told his neighbor's husband that his wife should erase his cellphone number from her phone.
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An anniversary service was held in Holy Trinity Church Leverstock Green on Sunday, 10 December 2006, at which the Bishop of St Albans spoke, calling again for a full public inquiry, for assurances that the local hospital would maintain its accident and emergency department, and for the community to continue to build on good relationships formed because of the blast.
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Douglas came calling again, offering Curtis a key role in the former's epic production Spartacus (1960). It was a huge hit and earned Curtis a Golden Globe nomination. Curtis then made his first movies in a while without a significant "name" co star. Both were biopics: The Great Impostor (1961), directed by Robert Mulligan, playing Ferdinand Waldo Demara; and The Outsider (1961), where he played war hero Ira Hayes.
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In June 2003, Red Star came calling again after two seasons under coach Zoran Filipović. By the following spring Muslin brought his second domestic double to the club as a coach. The split from Red Star was again full of controversy. After winning the title, Muslin reportedly wanted more say in the club's transfer policy, essentially calling for his coaching role to be expanded into what club managers in England do.
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On September 1, 2005, in response to an Urgent Action Appeal filed by Freedom Now on behalf of Biscet, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, the Special Rapporteur on the Question of Torture, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Human Rights Defenders, and the Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Association issued a joint urgent appeal to the Government of the Republic of Cuba calling again for Biscet's immediate release.
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Before the 1991 season, Zerex ended their sponsorship of Kulwicki's team. Junior Johnson came calling again, looking for a driver for his revived second team that had last seen Neil Bonnett behind the wheel in 1986. Kulwicki turned down Johnson's $1 million offer thinking that he had secured a sponsorship deal with Maxwell House Coffee. Johnson then went to Maxwell House himself and obtained the sponsorship for his new car, which Sterling Marlin was hired to drive instead.
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In September 2000, Johnson chose to return to television news to help launch a new hour-long newscast at 4 pm on KTVT CBS 11 in Dallas-Fort Worth with longtime friend and former WFAA colleague Tracy Rowlett. After two years, Tracy and Iola left the 4pm newscast when it was cancelled. In 2012, television came calling again and she was hired as a television contributor for The Texas Daily news program on KTXD, an independent station in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area.
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In the 1982–83 season, Trader played 15 games as a rookie and added two assists. He showed promise, but Detroit felt he still needed time to develop and Trader was sent to Detroit's minor league affiliate, the Adirondack Red Wings of the AHL. In 1983–84, Trader posted 41 points with Adirondack and was second on the team in defensive scoring. Detroit came calling again for the 1984–85 season and Trader responded, played great defensive hockey and posting 10 points in 40 games.
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Baker stepped in and got excellent reviews; the movie was very popular. He had his biggest role in a purely British film to date with The Good Die Young (1954), directed by Lewis Gilbert, playing a boxer who commits a robbery. Baker was cast in Twist of Fate (1954) opposite Ginger Rogers, replacing Walter Rilla, who quit the production ten days into filming. Hollywood came calling again and offered him the choice support role of Achilles in Helen of Troy (1955), shot in Italy for Robert Wise.
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Moncrief went on to open his own company, creating animation on several CD-ROMs, as well as a commercial work featuring Warner Bros.' Road Runner, the Carl's Jr. spot featuring Dennis Rodman, as well as animation for a GM-sponsored ride at Walt Disney World. Soon after, Seibert came calling again with a new series on Nickelodeon called Oh Yeah! Cartoons. There, Moncrief created the shorts Kitty the Hapless Cat, Baxter and Bananas, and also worked on other shorts such as The Fairly OddParents and the Emmy winning short Max and His Special Problem.
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Lassiter then moved to Davenport, Iowa with the intention of retiring from the radio business. After a year and a half, however, Tampa came calling again; the venerable WSUN was experimenting with a non-topical talk-radio format and offered him a hefty sum for its morning- drive slot. Lassiter accepted the job and moved back to Tampa, returning to the air on February 1, 1993. The morning time slot saw Lassiter's combative persona reach a peak, as he began an increasingly hostile feud with his old mentor Neil Rogers.
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He only spent a few months at Richmond Park before Roddy Collins came calling again and Paul returned to Bohs just before the transfer deadline. He scored with his first touch on his return (a 20-yard free kick) in a 2–2 draw with Galway United in February 2001. Byrne went on to play a big part as Bohs won the league title, their first in 23 years. A week later, they completed the Double by winning the FAI Cup but Byrne didn't take part due to being cup-tied for playing in an earlier round for St. Pats.
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The male normally sings only one calling song in one place before moving on to another spot to try calling again. However, occasionally they may call more than once in the same spot. Ticking is another sound that is produced when the male flicks the hind part of its back leg against one of its fore wings (the process is called a tibial flick). In the courtship process, the frequency of these tibial flicks does not follow a regular pattern and is highly variable between 5 and 15 ticks repeated roughly every 1 to 2 seconds.
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The resolution also required him to submit reports as appropriate and not less than every six months, with the first report due within two months on the progress in the region. Resolution 743 also urged and demanded all parties in the region observe the ceasefire and ensure the safety of UNPROFOR, calling again on the Yugoslav parties to co-operate with the Conference on Yugoslavia. It also requested international support for the Force, particularly with regards to the transit of personnel and equipment. The initial strength of the United Nations Protection Force, not authorised under Chapter VII, consisted of around 13,000 troops, 100 military observers and 530 police personnel.
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It's the chief ranger calling again and asks Donald "How's Old Sequoia comin'?" Donald looks out, sees the poles of wood and outside parts of the hollowed out trunk finally give way, and Old Sequoia fall in the direction of the lookout post, which makes him reply "Just coming fine!" in an embarrassed tone of voice. As Old Sequoia falls past the lookout post, it reaches out a branch like a hand and grabs the lookout post, pulling it off its legs. After that, Old Sequoia crashes down on to a cliff, falls off over the side, and splashes down deep into the lake below.
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Europe came calling again and this time, he jumped at the chance of playing with European basketball's elite in the Euroleague. In the summer of 2006, he signed for Spanish ACB club Joventut Badalona, where he joined fellow Brits Robert Archibald and Andy Betts. After a season struggling with minutes and court time in Spain, and following the departure of his British teammates, Sullivan moved to Belgium to sign for Dexia Mons-Hainaut, who is coached by Great Britain coach Chris Finch. In September 2008 it was announced that Sullivan would once again represent the Newcastle Eagles after signing a two-month contract with the Eagles while waiting for the right offer from a European outfit.
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Several of Clarke's poems were set to music by his wife Esther and published as hymns in the Pillar of Fire's Cross and Crown Hymnal. Some of Branford Clarke's hymns include: Tell Me of the Love of Jesus, Everything Will Work Out Right, God Keep Me Strong, Prayer Changes Things, Calling Again and Again, Take Heart, and Yonder Shore. > Yonder Shore > Life may have clouds, but when I think of Jesus > The sun breaks thro' its radiance to outpour > And far away I hear the song of angels > Singing, singing, singing on yonder shore. > > There is a cross that every one must carry > Long a thorned path whose toils will soon be o'er > Then at His feet shall we lay down our burdens > With the fair immortals on yonder shore.
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At age 24, Krivda spent a full year at Triple-A, one of six in which he would perform in Rochester. He had a 9-10, 3.53 record and was ninth in the International League in ERA. In the 1994 Triple-A All-Star Game, he threw a scoreless inning and struck out two. Krivda was 6-5 with a 3.19 ERA for the 1995 Red Wings. He made his major league debut July 7, 1995. He was 2-2 with a 3.24 ERA after his first eight starts, but lost five in a row to finish 2-7 with a 4.54 ERA. His secondary stats were not bad and his ERA+ was 108. Back in Rochester to begin , Krivda had a 3-1, 4.30 record when Baltimore came calling again. He went 3-5 with a 4.96 ERA in 22 games for the Orioles; the 81 innings he pitched marked a career high in the majors.
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The link to Bidston was added by the North Wales and Liverpool Railway in 1896, whilst the LNWR built two wooden platforms on the main line to Holyhead in 1907 to give the town access to trains along the coast to Crewe, Rhyl, Llandudno and Holyhead and to allow interchange with the Wrexham line. The Beeching cuts of the 1960s saw the low level platforms closed on 14 February 1966 and services to Chester Northgate withdrawn on 9 September 1968, leaving only the Wrexham - Bidston line to serve the high-level platforms. The loss of the link to Chester proved unpopular however and BR eventually agreed to restore it by re-opening the low level platforms, partly funded by the Hawarden Rural District Council which had lobbied for re-opening. Trains began calling again on 21 August 1972 after new platforms had been built (the slow lines that served the original platforms having been removed in the late sixties as an economy measure).
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An Early Day Motion calling for the permanent closure of the plant was tabled by Knowsley MP George Howarth on 14 June 2011.EDM number 1905 in session 2010-11. "That this House notes with grave concern the recent fire at the Sonae Factory in Kirkby; further notes that the factory has been the site of numerous fires and accidents over recent years, including the tragic death of two workers in December 2010; further notes that there have been long-standing complaints about dust and air quality from residents and businesses and from inquiries by the Health and Safety Executive over the past decade; further notes that the plant poses a considerable risk to residents, employees and the local fire service, as well as a disproportionate financial burden on Knowsley Council, the fire service and the Health and Safety Executive; and calls on the relevant regulatory bodies to give urgent consideration to closing the plant down permanently." Another fire on the night of 26 January 2012 led to Howarth calling again for the factory to be closed, saying that "in view of these incidents" the council should "rescind" the company's environmental permit.
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