Where the movie fails is in carrying over the characters.
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He also sees that positive IPO trend carrying over to M&A.
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"We worry about mall traffic declines ... potentially carrying over into August and September."
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My recovery process will be at least five more months, carrying over into 2020.
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He did a job of carrying over the adjustments he made down in Florida.
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But through midday trading in Europe on Thursday, the Asian decline was not carrying over.
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But that meeting devolved into another debate carrying over from the one captured in the video.
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He is just trying to hold on, and that ends up carrying over to so much more.
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U.S. optimism "is carrying over into our market," said Brian Pow, vice president, research at Acumen Capital Partners.
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"You know Toddla T's 'Take It Back'?" she calls out, her slightly husky voice carrying over the music.
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With 11,000 trains running every day, carrying over 20 million people, India has the world's fourth largest railway system.
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Taylor pursued it on the grass and then realized it was carrying over his head and slicing behind him.
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Earlier this month, a train carrying over 60 passengers on Metro's red line derailed, causing fear, uncertainty and frustration.
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In 2016 alone, Drake was tied to Rihanna, Hailey Baldwin, Taylor Swift, and now, carrying over into 2017, Jennifer Lopez.
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Clearly, the momentum trade has been big this year — a trend that Colas sees carrying over into the second half.
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The ship is the world's largest car ferry by capacity, capable of carrying over 1,300 cars and nearly 1,900 passengers.
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That could expand to 15 planes within three years, and 40 within five, carrying over 10 million passengers a year.
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Carrying over from previous games, combat still makes you feel like a big dick Nazi hunter akin to Inglorious Bastards.
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That positivity, however slight, soothed nerves in the United States — a mood that seems to be carrying over to Asia.
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Marines have to be able to conquer tough terrain day or night, sometimes while carrying over 100 pounds of gear.
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One strategy the duo is carrying over from Down to Lunch is allowing any Alchemy customer to contact them directly.
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The displays – big and small -- are carrying over to football stadiums as well, in cities such as Philadelphia, Denver and Indianapolis.
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The re-working is so dramatic, in fact, that characters from the original version of the game won't be carrying over.
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Carrying over a dozen bricks on her head, she fears getting sunstroke while at work, but home offers no respite either.
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That would mean carrying over spending levels from the previous year, which could lead to the delay of new defense programs.
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It has less than 10 percent of "stocks on hand," the amount of annual crop carrying over to the next year.
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If you're able, carrying over some of this experience from the affair into the current relationship can be gratifying for both partners.
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"I think they just were carrying over a lot from that era into the collection and got swept away," Mr. Blanks said.
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Between fiscal 220006 and 2202, the visas were capped at 2628,28500 annually, with any unissued visas carrying over to the next year.
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Combined with his wife, who has a bachelor's and a master's degree, their household is carrying over $2400,210 in student loan debt.
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What about the culture and attitude of the state do you find yourself carrying over into your music and the way you perform?
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Or an agreed-upon monthly sum can be set aside for each partner to spend without criticism, with the unspent money carrying over.
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And that dynamic is carrying over to in-person meetings, where the slow-to-respond are presumed not to be following the discussion.
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It was the longest fair ball hit by anybody this season (nobody bothers to measure the fouls), carrying over the left-field bleachers.
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Pesce's goal came 74 seconds into the game as the Hurricanes looked like they had positive energy carrying over from the Washington game.
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The XC60's styling is fantastic, carrying over the brand's signature "Thor's Hammer" headlights but taking a different, more angled approach out back.
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"We're seeing the strong momentum in the third quarter carrying over in the fourth," said Khoon Goh, head of Asia research at ANZ.
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The market is carrying over some of the sentiment from Friday, said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities in New York.
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Saudi Arabia is leaning toward carrying over the production cuts into the second half of 2019, while Russia refuses to commit to an extension.
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Florida deployed 500 law enforcement officers and has coordinated more than 2,500 flights carrying over 15,000 tons of cargo and more than 12,000 people.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER It's hardly a Russian bath outside, but the relatively steamy weather seems to be carrying over from the weekend.
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Kanye West may currently be embroiled in an argument with Drake, but that doesn't seem to be carrying over to members of his extended family.
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Redemption is supposed to be more "spy show" than "cop show," according to one of the series executive producers, but several characters are carrying over.
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Coach of the Year: Quin Snyder Carrying over from the theme about Butler, Snyder's advantage over his colleagues is the ability to exceed low expectations.
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On Twitter, he posted a video of futuristic-looking subway cars that are seemingly capable of carrying over a dozen passengers whisking along an electric rail.
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These are only a few examples of the absurdity, the cruelty of carrying over into this year of 1952 the isolationist limitations of our 1924 law.
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Back in the desktop days, and carrying over into the mobile era, the dominant format was the feed: Facebook News Feed, Twitter, even Instagram's news feed.
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Clyburn, the most important African American office holder in the party, generated the Biden avalanche in South Carolina, carrying over to Super Tuesday three days later.
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Twenty ships carrying over 1.2 million tonnes of U.S. sorghum are on the water, according to export inspections data from the USDA's Federal Grain Inspection Service.
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In the context of KORUS, adding these currency provisions is not particularly significant, as the Trump administration is mostly just carrying over an Obama-era policy.
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But Salesforce's Carney spoke up to voice concern about the risk of bias in data sets used to train AIs carrying over and into problematic automated decisions.
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A neighborhood Italian grocery founded in 1897, the store now stocks soda exclusively — carrying over 750 varieties from independent brands, and drawing visitors from around the world.
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Video Along with its looks, the GT350 is carrying over its unique 526 hp 5.2-liter V8, but is getting a few upgrades to improve its overall performance.
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The 2018 spring anime season is almost here and with it, a new slate of shows (about 623) as well as 11 carrying over from the winter season.
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Futures suggested the cheer was carrying over into European trading, with the Eurostoxx 50 up 0.2 percent, DAX futures up 0.3 percent and FTSE futures up 0.1 percent.
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LEDE: President Obama raised far more money from major technology companies than Mitt Romney in 2012, and that familiar trend of Democratic giving is carrying over this cycle.
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For example, if you have a lot of capital losses you are carrying over each year, you can probably tolerate those funds generating large short-term capital gains.
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This worked by carrying over your preferences to new calls, including ones that could be masked spam links designed to get you to click and accidentally activate your webcam.
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The mortar injured one person and caused material damage, Hezbollah-affiliated al-Manar television reported, but the convoy, carrying over 1,000 tonnes of aid, was not damaged, it said.
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It's even carrying over into other subreddits, where players of the competing action RPG Path of Exile are posting welcome threads for once-loyal Diablo 3 players jumping ship.
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If you haven't opened one just yet, and know your situation will likely end up in a balance carrying over month to month — skip the store cards for now.
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Unless you're carrying over an outsized charitable donation (see rules above), you can only take a deduction for a charitable donation for the year in which you made it.
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Unless you're carrying over an outsized charitable donation (see rules above), you can only take a deduction for a charitable donation for the year in which you made it.
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Last October, another Kazakh-operated bus carrying over 50 Uzbeks was hit by a train in Russia after getting stuck on the tracks; 17 people died in that accident.
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Shonda and Barbara, have you seen anything in the ratings that shows you that interest in the Trump show, especially in cable news, is carrying over to your shows?
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We can count on the grocery delivery carrying over from Delivery Unlimited, and Recode reports that the company is also considering letting customers send text messages to place orders.
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If you've already been using the Google Calendar app on your phone, you'll notice the app's brighter colors and more appealing typeface are carrying over to the updated web version.
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You could also imagine it as next year's delightful product breakthrough, integrated into Apple Stores or Apple Cars as a way of carrying over logins no matter who walks in.
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Republicans in Florida, carrying over a strategy from last year's elections, have been focusing on the message that Democrats are pushing socialism, particularly backing that up by pointing to Sen.
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The pair have been burning up the dance floor on this season's "Dancing with the Stars," which has had some viewers wondering if that heat is carrying over off-camera.
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"We weakened post the FOMC meeting and it's a little bit of the same carrying over to today," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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He says the sheath at her side holds a machete that the pair probably used to cut down the banana tree stalk that the man is carrying over his shoulder.
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"We weakened (after) the FOMC meeting and it's a little bit of the same carrying over to today," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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While some stock indexes in Asia rebounded Tuesday after a very rough start to the week, others continued to slide, with negative momentum carrying over to Europe and Wall Street.
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Poorer countries have been angered in particular by Australia's insistence on carrying over credits from a previous carbon trading scheme to help it meet emissions targets under the Paris accord.
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The straits are one of the world's most important choke points for the maritime transit of oil, carrying over 3 percent of global supply, mainly from Russia and the Caspian Sea.
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But analysts said a strongly worded overnight statement from top producers Saudi Arabia and Russia calling for carrying over the accord through March 2018 was enough to spark a big gain.
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I just added a little more bat speed, so some of those balls that I'm getting that used to be flyouts are carrying over the fence now, or in the gaps.
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Even if the media ban is not carrying over to the convention, Mr. Trump's unwavering fight with the news media has raised questions about how far his blacklist can, and will, extend.
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Shrinking sea ice and glaciers used to be a thing of the summer, but now that trend is carrying over into the winter months, says Jeremy Mathis, director of NOAA's Arctic Research Program.
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Between 2000 and 20133, the program for Iraqis gave out a maximum of 22013,220 visas per year to principal applicants (not including family members), with leftover visas carrying over into the next year.
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But at the end of 2017, Jonas was one of dozens of Trump administration nominees that the Senate sent back to the White House to consider renominating, instead of carrying over to 2018.
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"Every Sunday, I invite the girls to my house for a Game of Thrones watching party, and the storylines often end up carrying over into our bedroom activities," he said in a press release.
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The British-based team, co-owned by Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya, have had to design a new chassis to incorporate the device rather than saving money by carrying over much of last year's car.
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Challenges include Brazil's insistence on a carbon accounting approach others say is baffling and Australia's insistence on carrying over old credits to meet its Paris emissions targets, which others see as an accounting trick.
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Carrying over a trend we saw last season, the Portland Trail Blazers are very good when their four clear-cut starters—Dame Lillard, C.J. McCollum, Al-Farouq Aminu, and Jusuf Nurkic—share the floor.
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According to one sign, for instance, eagles can carry food up to a third of their body weight, the equivalent of a human running up 10 flights of stairs carrying over 45 pounds of groceries.
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There's a Marine who ferries ammunition from the truck or ammo supply point to the weapon, which requires a quick movement of dozens of yards while carrying over 100 pounds every time he does it.
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The debate over the transition's nomenclature — a deep and divisive debate in Latin America — does not seem to be carrying over to the United States, despite the support of figures like Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez.
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An Iranian oil tanker carrying over 1 million barrels of fuel oil suffered a malfunction in the Red Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia, authorities said Thursday, raising concerns that the vessel could be leaking.
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"An individual walking into an iconic location like St. Patrick's Cathedral carrying over four gallons of gasoline, two bottles of lighter fluid and lighters, is something we would have grave concern over," Miller told reporters on Wednesday.
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After its release, Batchelder said in an interview that "the changes announced today could have been written on a business card," but by carrying over some assumptions from the campaign plan, she could roughly estimate its effects.
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"Carrying over last Friday's robust relief rally, investors continued to ignore the trade tensions sprouting out of the US in favor of celebrating the improved political situation in the Eurozone", said Connor Campbell, a financial analyst at Spreadex.
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The spacecraft is being designed with the plan of flying it for an average of three flights per day, each carrying over 100 tons per flight, for a total of more than 1,000 flights per year per vehicle. 3.
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"The totality of circumstances of an individual walking into an iconic location like St. Patrick's Cathedral carrying over four gallons of gasoline, 2 bottles of lighter fluid and lighters is something that we would have great concern over," he said.
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SpaceX said its Dragon cargo vessel successfully made re-entry on Saturday morning after spending more than a month docked at the International Space Station, carrying over two tons of cargo including scientific gear, experimental manufacturing hardware, and live laboratory mice.
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"Michelle is letting us play, experimenting with how we can look beautiful and still get the sound she wants," said Cassandra Trenary, a Ballet Theater soloist, adding that the attention to musical accuracy is already carrying over into her classical dancing.
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ROME — A ship carrying over 200 African migrants rescued from the Mediterranean last week will be allowed to dock in Malta if other European countries agree to share the responsibility of taking them in, the Maltese government said on Tuesday.
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Musk said that the spacecraft is being designed with the plan of flying it for an average of three flights per day, each carrying over 100 tons per flight, for a total of mor than 1,203 flights per year, per vehicle.
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While they're guided by two different approaches — The Grand Tour simply carrying over the best parts of the original Top Gear, and The White Rabbit Project taking on Mythbusters' mad science, but with a different format — they share one thing in common.
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Grown from the ruins of a state-owned firm which Mr Fernandes bought in 2001 for 1 ringgit (about $0.26 at the time), the AirAsia group, which includes six low-cost airlines, now has over 200 planes carrying over 60m passengers annually.
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Investor concerns about Trump's trade policies may not be carrying over to Americans as a whole: A majority of Americans support Trump's handling of the economy for the first time in his presidency, according to a CNBC All-America Economic Survey published Monday.
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The real work of translation is always in carrying over the unsaid — never more important than in a book like "Ghachar Ghochar," where the characters are impelled by forces within themselves, their families and their communities that feel so furtive, even unspeakable.
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In April 2018, Indonesian authorities seized the North Korean ship Wise Honest while the ship, carrying over 25,000 tons of coal worth almost $3 million, sailed into Indonesian waters without hoisting a nationality flag and by illegally registering under the jurisdiction of two countries.
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When Bungie announced its ambitious plans for Destiny, it came with an equally ambitious 10-year plan for the "expansion and evolution" of the game, stressing players would have a "relationship with the same character for a very long time," carrying over to inevitable sequels.
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Read: Trump just made up his own coronavirus death rate on Hannity The ship — which is carrying over 2,500 passengers who were on a different voyage — is currently on its way back to California so federal health officials can screen the passengers, according to CNN.
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HOUSTON/LONDON (Reuters) - Four tankers carrying over 2 million barrels of U.S. crude are stuck at sea and cannot discharge at a Caribbean terminal because Venezuela's PDVSA has not yet paid supplier BP Plc, according to two sources and Thomson Reuters vessel tracking data.
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The company conducted over 1,000 test flights with human passengers, including a 984-foot (300-meter) vertical climb, a weight test carrying over 500 pounds (6173 kilograms), a routed test flight covering 9.3 miles (15 kilometers), and a high-speed cruising test that reached 80.7 mph (130 km/h).
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And efforts among these large insurers to curb patients' out-of-pocket costs amid the coronavirus pandemic are carrying over to telehealth coverage: Cigna and Humana just announced they're waiving all costs for coronavirus treatment, including telehealth, per Forbes — following in the footsteps of Aetna, Blue Cross, and others.
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"It's hard to say exactly what his intentions were, but I think the totality of circumstances of an individual walking into an iconic location like St. Patrick's Cathedral, carrying over four gallons of gasoline, two bottles of lighter fluid and lighters is something we would have great concern over," Miller said.
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The baby was traveling on one of two rubber boats carrying over 200 migrants from North and Central Africa, Sri Lanka and Yemen and seen drifting some 22 nautical miles north of the Libyan town of Sabratha, the most frequently used departure point currently used by people smugglers in Libya.
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President Rodrigo Duterte concluded his first six months in office on a positive note as the Philippines saw one of the fastest growth rates in Asia in 2016, carrying over economic reforms from the previous government even as he burnishes a law-and-order image in a brutal extrajudicial crackdown on drug use.
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As you walk through the wraparound garden, down the cobblestone pathway (where you'll be greeted by chickens) and through the classic facade, the Moulin Rouge-era appeal of Hotel Particulier is revealed: moody velvet drapes, gilded wallpaper, taxidermy and the animated din of a pétanque game carrying over from the court next door.
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Line: Chargers by 3 The Chargers have had a lot of success against the Jaguars in recent years, but with Jacksonville's offense carrying over its progress from last season, and San Diego looking at spending the entire season without Keenan Allen, the team's top wide receiver, it could finally be time to turn the tables.
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Here are a few key differences between the two accounts: Meanwhile, FSAs are "use it or lose it": Your employer may give you the option of carrying over up to $500 in remaining funds into the following year or give you a grace period of 2½ months after the end of the plan year to use the money.
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In may respects it's the Japan-only "International Zodiac Job System" version of the game from 2007, carrying over that release's increased movement speed (you can explore environments at four-times walking pace, a neat touch for the time-poor RPG fan in spite of its inherent comedy value), and a trial mode, in which you face off against 100 rounds of monsters.
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His network had its highest ratings ever in 2023, with that momentum carrying over into the year of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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"It's hard to say what his intentions were, but I think the totality of circumstances of an individual walking into an iconic location like St. Patrick's Cathedral carrying over four gallons of gasoline, two bottles of lighter fluid, and lighters is something that we would have great concern over," Miller said, adding the man was known to police and may have been emotionally disturbed.
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" The documents also reveal that when he was captured by the Syrian Democratic Forces in an area near Deir Ezzor, Syria, he was carrying over $4,000 in US cash, two thumb drives, clothes, hats, a scuba snorkel and mask, as well as a Koran, and identified himself as being a member of ISIS, and "wanted to turn himself in and to speak to the Americans.
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