Regardless of the relationship stage you're in, make sure that, while you're checking in on someone else, you're checking in on yourself, too.
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Checking in on your investments daily, even monthly isn't necessary.
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Small gestures — like checking in on us — can mean everything.
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It's reassuring to see Saul checking in on his young protege.
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Police surrounded his house and will be checking in on him.
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Galvan checking in on elderly evacuees at the Thousand Oaks Teen Center.
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YouTube is checking in on you and might revoke your Partner privileges.
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So I would just keep checking in on her now and then.
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There's a web browser, which was useful for checking in on CNBC.
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When there's a natural disaster, there's someone checking in on a neighbor.
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Or, in Pepsi's case, it could also mean checking in on your rivals.
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It's not that there's anything inherently wrong with checking in on your child.
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Daniel dozed throughout the day, with his mom checking in on him periodically.
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She'll also be checking in on the Winter Olympics, which begin next week.
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This pro is checking in on Saturdays to catch up on lost emails.
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In the meantime, though, it's worth checking in on this decade's favored sons.
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We'll just have to wait next year — until then, continue checking in on OnePlus.net.
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A simple message checking in on a new mother could help prevent postpartum depression.
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After years of working in overdraft, I'm primed for obsessively checking in on finances.
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"She was very supportive through everything and was always checking in on me," Mitchell remarked.
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Checking in on Marketplace months later, I'd like to argue that that assessment is inaccurate.
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Meanwhile, my family members gave me space, checking in on me from time to time.
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In order to cash in, keep checking in on the sale landing page next week.
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"I'm fine," he says to a woman checking in on him, but is clearly not.
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And the appeal of checking in on your ex is understandable; it can be fun!
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It's worth periodically checking in on companies you like, too, as their efforts can change.
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Maybe I'm an apprentice and people are checking in on me and giving me advice.
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So began a daily ritual of checking in on how many times said baby had pooped.
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Still, Jesse did his best by checking in on her when he could, the outlet reported.
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CHECKING IN ON HER FANS Sometimes live cam viewers can catch April staring into their souls.
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She lived down the block, which made it convenient for checking in on her two children.
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A circle of friends gave him encouragement, group-texting daily and checking in on one another.
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My phone is throbbing with messages from family around the world, checking in on each other.
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We'll be checking in on Buck if the students blow their lead in the Vocab Bowl.
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Checking in on the trade war: News junkies may remember that President Trump announced on Oct.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Yeah, they weren't checking in on Epstein and took him off suicide watch. Why?
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I thought: Maybe she is checking in on me because she still wants to be friends!
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Yeah, they weren't checking in on Epstein and took him off suicide watch. Why?
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"Abel has visited her and he keeps checking in on Selena via FaceTime," says the set source.
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Moran has been checking in on the research cruise via livestreams from aboard the ship, and underwater.
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"My husband holds me accountable for making sure that I'm checking in on our finances," she says.
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The Countess says the two were texting and she was checking in on how Frankel was feeling.
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Matthews is also constantly checking in on how his two offices are performing that day, revenue-wise.
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On the set of "Little Women," she liked nurturing her younger cast members, checking in on them.
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The program's counselors also helped lift her out of depression by checking in on her, she said.
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But if we're already breathlessly checking in on Altoona, Pa., then add the O.C. to the mix.
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Looking at the very first Instagrams of your favorite celebrities is like checking in on social media puberty.
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I'm already comfortable with it given that I've been checking in on Foursquare and then Swarm for years.
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Kat, Sutton, and Jane spend most of each episode checking in on each other in Scarlet's enormous closet.
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I head to bed around 10:15 after my nightly routine and checking in on the Cubs v.
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"Almost at the top of the hike," she says, slightly breathless, before checking in on her cardio comrades.
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Now when you check in on Dany, you're also checking in on Tyrion and Olenna and Varys, etc.
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Retaining customers means keeping them engaged, whether they're checking in on an app or checking out of a purchase.
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Calling him a "poster boy for deadbeat," Kandi explained that Spencer had gone "years without checking in" on Riley.
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Who's going to feed them and get them stuff they need for 14 days, checking in on them daily?
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The OMB request checking in on State Department accounts could be the first step in a new rescissions process.
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Checking in on friends, family and colleagues you're concerned might be dealing with cabin fever is imperative, Rosenblatt said.
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That there's momentum to crying "bad!" and less incentive to take responsibility for checking in on what happens next.
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If you have a fine eye, around 1:03 you can see the bird's friend checking in on them!
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Afterwards, he's checking emails, taking phone calls and checking in on the other projects he's got in the pipeline.
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In this installment, we're checking in on Vitamin C, the flame-haired pop star of "Graduation (Friends Forever)" fame.
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But much of the episode was spent checking in on the status of the characters we know and love.
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"He goes into 'Mommy mode' and makes sure everything is perfect and is always checking in on me," says Lipinski.
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Amazon says this is for checking in on babies or the elderly, but it seems pretty darn weird to me.
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It strikes me that checking in on just about anything after 50 years is a pretty rude thing to do.
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Members of Maddie's church have been checking in on her since the threatening messages were posted online, Ms. Rose said.
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They also recommended checking in on employees, especially new ones, who might overwork themselves, and have non-work-related chats.
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Lucky for Andy, he only had to serve one night -- checking in on December 6 and out on the 7.
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The UN is trying to help by putting witnesses up in safe houses or by regularly checking in on them.
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Checking in on my own London friends, Facebook's Safety Check informs me that three are "safe" from the tower block fire.
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Is the fate of our nation more important than a fictional Scandal election or checking in on Meredith Grey's love life?
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A STACK OF MONEY, HAIR-CUT Doan went first to the two-star Qlassic Hotel, checking in on Saturday, Feb. 11.
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Some restaurants, for example, offer points for those posting photos of their meals on Instagram, or for "checking in" on Facebook.
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Start spreading the news, we're checking in on the New York City company that is the breakfast of Shark Tank champions.
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They suggest talking about the students' majors and interests, helping them find internship opportunities, and even checking in on their grades.
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I spent a lot of my formative years in Norway, and have been periodically checking in on the Norwegian startup scene.
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He's flying first class to Scotland for a day, checking in on their golf course, going in and talking to them.
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"Make it a movie date and spend half an hour or so checking in on each other and staying on track."
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In those relationships, it took a while to let go of the past and stop checking in on what they're doing.
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Thousands of people are "checking in" on Facebook to throw off cops Thousands of people are "checking in" on Facebook to throw off cops Protesters against the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock, North Dakota, believe the local Morton County sheriff's department is monitoring Facebook "check-ins" at the Indian reservation to get a sense of who's protesting.
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It's like checking in on them every year or two to see what franchise the same group is cosplaying from this week.
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I began my rounds each morning at 5, checking in on my patients and learning about those who had been admitted overnight.
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However, this could be useful if you're checking in on friends or family in the path of a major storm or hurricane.
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"I love the idea of checking in on each other, and asking someone what would make them individually feel safe," Waters says.
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I have an Airbnb guest checking in on Wednesday, but I have plans tomorrow night, so I get the place ready tonight.
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Funny moment with Irish superstar Colin Farrell ... who apparently hasn't done his Irish duty of checking in on Conor McGregor's baby yet.
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Sometimes that means checking in on them when they're going through a breakup, even though you're secretly pumped because their partner sucked.
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Raiders owner Mark Davis was at his side, checking in on Carr ... from what we're told they have a pretty good relationship.
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Mr. Payne and his girlfriend have not left the small hotel room they now call home since checking in on March 9.
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If you chase fame or money or success or power without ever checking in on yourself, it can lead to your demise.
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Hill was checking in on the restaurant when he looked out the window and saw Mone slip into the waters, WBZ said.
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Graphic: APTo make sure subscribers aren't abusing Spotify's family plan, the streaming music giant has started checking in on where they live.
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Checking in on your account will keep you from auto-enrolling into a plan that may no longer be your best fit.
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It's been a while since we've seen the UFC's favorite weird uncle, "Sensei" Steven Seagal, checking in on his favorite MMA pupils.
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Amazon says it imagines this feature will only be used in a small number of scenarios — like checking in on an elderly relative.
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After checking in on May 25, the couple went to their room to relax and Schaup-Werner had a drink from the minibar.
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Earlier this month, The Verge published an investigation checking in on the many "innovation centers" Foxconn had announced it would open in Wisconsin.
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CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index has also served as a popular up-to-the-minute reference for those checking in on the volatile currency.
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Amidst Tesla's gyrations, they looked at the other side of the trade by checking in on two legacy automakers: General Motors and Ford.
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I feel like I'm missing out not checking in on my Animal Crossing campground, or getting in a few matches of Clash Royale.
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JoAnna Garcia Swisher On How Reba McEntire's "Always Checking In" On The Cast Of "Reba" Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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That allows the rider to send automated responses to important calls or messages, as well as checking in on things like navigation details.
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He has also traveled abroad, checking in on Facebook in Tehran, Iran, a country where arrest by the waiting FBI is almost impossible.
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It's not clear why Nate was checking in on Wes' body and relaying the news to Annalise (Viola Davis) if he wasn't involved.
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Barger was recently widowed and the daily stop was just as much about checking in on her as it was about the dog.
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Checking in You just saw your best friend at Starbucks, so why's he checking in on Facebook at the Dakota Access Pipeline protest?
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In many respects, checking in on Swarm is playing a game, and now the company is ready to reward you for your gameplay.
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On earnings calls in October, analysts asked bank chief executives how the research model would change, effectively checking in on their own jobs.
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Jets head coach Adam Gase said on Thursday the team has been in constant communication with Darnold, checking in on how he's feeling.
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Besides checking in on my accounts once a week to make sure things are running smoothly, I barely think about my savings goals.
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The pregnant former reality star and her husband Spencer Pratt spent Monday at the doctor's office checking in on their first child together.
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The game ends with you and your angel helper checking in on the final prayer shrine in Northwall only to find it empty.
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Some of my friends who are parents also told me this mode would be useful for checking in on a baby at night.
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When Rufus is being taken away in an ambulance, both Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez appear as paramedics who are checking in on him.
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While there's no alarm sounding for an imminent plunge of similar magnitude, financial advisors recommend checking in on your portfolio if you haven't recently.
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According to the OSE, the Torkians allegedly supplied Airbnb guests with fake leases to show authorities who might be checking in on their stay.
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The hotel mostly caters to business travelers, and many individuals seemed to be checking in on Sunday for a fresh start on Monday morning.
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Like not just that I'm doing good, but like checking in on people when, you know, President Trump says, trans people are a burden.
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But Neighbors 2 has three different groups that you have to keep checking in on, with the parents, the recent graduates, and the college freshmen.
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Some people find that checking in on your body and form can help your body find a natural cadence, rather than feeling forced, Puddicombe says.
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She receives a disability cheque, and works when she can as a "secret shopper", checking in on petrol stations for the companies that own them.
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My parents called me nearly every hour, checking in on me and making sure I hadn't succumbed to the crippling fear I felt deep inside.
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The note goes on to say: Surviving and recovering from these tragedies also means prioritizing your mental health and checking in on your loved ones.
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In addition to the Slack integration, Astro is also today launching an Alexa Skill for checking in on your important emails and responding by voice.
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We'll also be checking in on the uneasy stalemate that's developed between Apple and the FBI since the encryption battle stopped making headlines last month.
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Hobbs told Insider that he and Hawkins spent their phone breaks checking in on their kids back home and livestreaming their experience on social media.
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We set out on foot to the very river that was our source of terror during the storm, checking in on neighbors along the way.
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Multiple times a day, I receive follow-up emails from members of category A. Sometimes they're checking in on something they sent mere hours ago.
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An office often isn't conducive to completing sensitive personal financial tasks, like rolling over your old 401(k) or checking in on your investment fees.
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Since then, Stivers said Tuesday, the NRCC has been checking in on around 363 members who have been outraised by their would-be Democratic opponents.
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On the day of his meeting at Trump Tower in June 2016, he let the world know he was there by checking in on Facebook.
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But it's important not to let it disrupt your long-term strategy, said Arora, who recommended checking in on your investments on a quarterly basis.
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But we do have some great book content lined up for you while I'm away, which you can keep checking in on at vox.com/books.
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Saturdays are always the most tiring because I run around checking in on the different grades, and then spend a lot of time with the seniors.
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Since it's been all of about 10 minutes since we talked about Kris and her new workouts, the episode can't end without checking in on her.
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It's currently used with home security company Secom's elderly monitoring service, which provides companionship through conversation and checking in on customers' mental and physical well-being.
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Bystander intervention is being a good samaritan to your fellow students, and checking in on a shady looking situation before it escalates into something genuinely dangerous.
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After checking in on Kim, Kourtney Kardashian, and Caitlyn Jenner via iPhone, we arrive at Khloe Kardashian's home while Rob is visiting his period-addled sister.
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It's not hard to imagine certain police officers trying to take advantage of this data for their own ends—checking in on a lover's browsing history?
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He saw that drivers were given huge piles of packages to deliver and were barraged by constant nagging calls from dispatchers checking in on their progress.
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DALLAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, MARCH 18 A visit to Texas, checking in on Jaap van Zweden, the New York Philharmonic's future music director, and his current band.
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Simone Biles will be hoping to bring home a medal for the U.S. It's also worth checking in on the Greco Roman wrestling starting at 10 a.m.
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The new Gilmore Girls episodes pick up nine years after the original series, checking in on Rory, Lorelai, and Co. over four seasons in a calendar year.
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We're living in an always-on, high-pressured environment that has us constantly checking in on work, social and personal commitments and really sweating the small stuff.
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Besides checking in on my accounts once a week to make sure things are running smoothly, I barely think, let alone worry, about bills and savings goals.
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Rally's iOS app will automatically update your speaker every time new software upgrade comes along, so you don't have to worry about checking in on the status.
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The two guards who were supposed to be checking in on Epstein the night he died were arrested and charged with falsifying prison records on November 19.
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I spent a ton of time on social media, constantly checking in on my high school friends and seeing how they were getting along at their colleges.
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The main draw of the show is their banter, the hosts distilling the news of the week and checking in on their favorite and least favorite characters.
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Don Jr. & Eric will also be checking in on the progress of the Trump World Golf Club, Dubai, a Tiger Woods design that is currently under construction.
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The British director has tracked the lives of 26 people since they were seven years old, checking in on them every seven years, beginning with Seven Up!
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Over the next few days, I found that checking in with Eggbert awarded me a similar satisfaction to checking in on mobile games like cat sim Neko Atsume.
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It's a constant, fluid communication between two (or more) people, that involves checking in on each other throughout the interaction, making sure everyone is comfortable and having fun.
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"Ancient DNA gives us these extra internal calibration points, we get an extra dimension of time in our research, checking in on biology long after death," Duggan said.
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In the days since the massacre, El Paso residents have come and prayed by Basco's side, checking in on him and ensuring that he has clothes and food.
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After her retirement in 1990, Via Cava continued to visit the school district for which she worked, checking in on classes and sometimes stopping by the superintendent's office.
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Then she got looped into this spiraling hell that I was in, and had to keep checking in on me when she really just wanted to have tea.
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Now he talks to his aged parents in his home village outside the city in terse voice mail messages, checking in on their health and shrinking food supplies.
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Janet Jackson's weekend call to the authorities checking in on the welfare of her son Eissa is only the latest news in a split that has become increasingly contentious.
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The government isn't doing a good job of checking in on its social media screening projects, according to a new report from the Department of Homeland Security's Inspector General.
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Travel and dining are inherently social activities, with people often "checking in" on social media throughout their journey, which makes it a great fit for AmEx customers, said Sueoka.
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We were leaving hour and a half-long meetings with plenty of great ideas, but no clear next steps, and no systems in place for checking in on them.
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So next time you're faced with a ghost, make sure to get answers from them even if it means checking in on a continuous basis with a lighthearted question.
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The problem arises when a partner believes that pre-consenting equals consent, and takes away their accountability for checking in on their partner after the actual sex has begun.
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In the end, Petro kept her teaching position — but found herself checking in on the class three hours into labor and responding to students' emails from the maternity ward.
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The CNBC|SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey takes a quarterly pulse of attitudes among small business owners, while also checking in on sentiment toward small business among the general public.
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Two weeks into his tenure he toured Kazakhstan and Ukraine, checking in on several possible major projects, including a wind farm that could boost energy independence in southeastern Ukraine.
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There's no better example of this than the album's best track "I See U." It's a distinctly 21st century break-up anthem about checking in on your ex's Facebook.
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My grandmother has often served as a surrogate mother for me; from dispensing life advice to checking in on me when I am sick, I can always count on her.
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But sometimes it's okay to take a step back from the gadget festooned smart bag, get a sip of water, avoid checking in on the abandoned abode and just breathe.
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I mean, as far as I can see, the only downside to installing one could be that you wind up spending too much time checking in on your furry friends.
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Noted Judy Jetset walked around the bar at the Playwright Irish Pub in Midtown Manhattan, checking in on the 40 people she had brought together to watch a sports event.
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"Don Jr. & Eric will also be checking in on the progress of the Trump World Golf Club, Dubai, a Tiger Woods design that is currently under construction," the spokeswoman added.
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Miss Costa has about 11,300 followers checking in on her whereabouts, which are sent to OCEARCH researchers by "pings" -- signals that emit from a tag on the shark's dorsal fin.
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I appreciated knowing what was up with William this week, for instance, or checking in on the Rezidentura (which is also working on the Martha problem from its own angle).
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Be sure to have a plan in place to deliver food and medications, and find someone who can be responsible for virtually checking in on you on a regular basis.
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Meanwhile, the mindfulness group was learning to meditate, following a standard mindfulness instruction program that focuses on attending to the present moment and checking in on how your body feels.
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From the first days of filming, with Syngin asking for his cue, with Tania checking in on retakes, they had been savvy about what the show would ask of them.
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As for Kylie's parents -- Kris Jenner is out of the country for work right now, but one source said Caitlyn Jenner's been at the hospital checking in on their daughter.
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From the first days of filming, with Syngin asking for his cue, with Tania checking in on retakes, they had been savvy about what the show would ask of them.
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"Your brain's checking in on the rest of environment to see if it should focus on something else," Ian Fiebelkorn, a study author and cognitive neuroscientist at Princeton University, told Gizmodo.
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This first trailer for 20th Century Women feels like a documentary checking in on life's fleeting, beautiful moments; but without much dialogue, it's hard to say how it'll actually play out.
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Still, the victory felt bittersweet when I found myself checking in on the class three hours into labor, and leading online discussions and responding to students' emails from the maternity ward.
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Also bring up your respective boundaries regarding visitors: How comfortable are your hosts with you receiving visitors in their house, and will they have friends or family checking in on you?
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Hunter called the center's employees "the true heroes" of the fight, as they are working tirelessly to care for residents and checking in on them even when they are at home.
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The cruise staff also took other precautions, like asking where I'd been on the ship that day and checking in on me to make sure I was adhering to my quarantine.
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Checking in on past promises The President has used past State of the Union addresses to push new policy proposals, such as tax cuts, an infrastructure plan and health care revisions.
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In the days following both deaths, there was an outpouring of grief and well-meaning suggestions about the power of checking in on the people you know as a deterrent to suicide.
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Like the neurotic pet mom I am, I set up a massive array of cooling fans, several trays of ice water, and had multiple people checking in on them throughout the day.
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Though folks like to have a digital diary of their comings and goings, as well as checking in on their friends' locations, there is nothing that compares to a real, physical prize.
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Make sure your friends and neighbors are doing OK "Recognizing the baseline" extends to checking in on the people you come in contact with everyday, and making sure they're doing alright, too.
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It was Hiassen's first class at Maryland, but to his eight students, he "was like our journalism dad," inspiring them to be better reporters and often checking in on them, Johnson said.
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After an unusual movement is detected, the Presence will send a notification to the homeowner, even if they're on vacation halfway around the world (or back home checking in on a summer house).
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What I've found to be beneficial is checking in on my feelings every time I use the apps and every time I go on a date, whether from apps or from other means.
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Pence, who has substantially more legislative experience than Trump, has attend a luncheon with Senate Republicans nearly every week, checking in on the health care process as a liaison for the White House.
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Checking in on the Great Tank Race of 2018 Good tank jobs are understandable and a borderline thrill for fans who understand what's in the best long-term interest for their favorite team.
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I spent the day, much to any teenager's delight, watching free movies courtesy of the cruise line while my parents alternated between checking in on me, bringing me food, and entertaining my siblings.
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A healthier environment, according to his report, could mean moderators using mindfulness tools and frequently checking in on their own pace of work and learning to focus on images that make them feel safe.
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Since 2013, Greenpeace has been checking in on each participant's progress annually, compiling reports it dubbed Detox Catwalk that call out which companies are "walking the toxic-free talk" — and which are falling behind.
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On first glance, there is not much that is special about this bathroom except that there is someone checking in on an intercom every three minutes to make sure the user is still conscious.
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As the one-year anniversaries of the 2017 hurricanes are upon us, there is a pattern of checking in on the recovery, and deep reflection on how we respond to disasters at all levels.
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Picking their way through ruined and waterlogged streets, rescue officials searched on Monday through neighborhoods on Marco Island, checking in on people who stayed behind during the storm, which made landfall there on Sunday.
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Last Wednesday, a Japanese health official who was checking in on passengers on the ship also tested positive for the virus — raising further questions about whether people on board are protected from the virus.
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World Wrestling Entertainment's stock has run more than 8003 percent since CNBC's first recommended it in March 2017, and while Cramer loves the story, he knows it's worth checking in on the monster move.
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Wearing a dark suit and speaking in a steady voice, Abbas said he would quickly return to work and thanked supporters around the world for checking in on him while he was in the hospital.
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We get to experience Game of Thrones together every week on Sunday night, and then spend the following week checking in on each other's theories or hunkering down in a subreddit and feeling everything together.
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After checking in on damaged homes and offices, government employees and contractors within the quake zone also got to work, readying themselves to do a job that wouldn't be easy during this time of year.
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Rating: Nothing Compares 2 U but if Kings of Leon covered it Here's an album from John Wall where he's checking in on this column and what everyone else is getting up to this summer.
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You can also visit the Activity page and toggle everything off, so that Google stops checking in on your location, device information, web & app activity, voice & audio activity, YouTube Search and Watch history and more.
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Episode 4This episode spends a bunch of time checking in on Rob and Sharon's fucked up friends, but it also, more crucially, reveals some of what we missed in the time jump in between seasons.
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A major new character, Caleb (Aaron Paul), is a troubled veteran who ekes out his construction salary by checking in on a jobs app for minor criminal work — a new facet of the gig economy.
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JWoww and Vinny Guadagnino showed up this week to Mike's apartment in Long Branch, NJ ... checking in on his wife, Lauren Sorrentino, while Sitch is busy serving out his 8-month sentence in federal prison.
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Checking in on a past assignment will also allow you to make a deeper connection with a former employer that goes beyond the standard "thanks for the opportunity" follow-up managers are used to receiving.
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Examples of usage can include checking in on elderly relatives, or letting your family in another room know it's time for dinner — or perhaps making sure you kid is really doing homework and not watching YouTube.
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And I encourage everyone to take care of themselves and to reach out to others in need — whether that means supporting your local charities that are canceling events, or checking in on your colleagues and family.
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Meanwhile, just a few years since it became possible, checking in on your children as they surf the web and stroll to school is in many circles seen as the basic obligation of a responsible parent.
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And I encourage everyone to take care of themselves and to reach out to others in need -- whether that means supporting your local charities that are canceling events, or checking in on your colleagues and family.
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Jim Comey's decision to reanimate the zombie Clinton email scandal continues to raise questions; the most powerful woman in South Korea was its shamanistic "shadow president"; why people are checking in on Facebook from Standing Rock.
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Police revealed that Ausheva's supervisor made the 911 call after discovering the scene; she was checking in on Ausheva after Walker was found walking along the highway with her military ID and cell phone earlier that morning.
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It's one of Total Chaos' constants, and it only survived because Prebble was worried the game's longtime fans, who would sometimes take months or years off in-between checking in on the game's progress, would get lost.
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After checking in on the baby elephant, officially named Ping Pong, officers found the animal is in poor health and ordered the zoo to pull the 2-year-old elephant from performances until he is fully healed.
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And while no one wants to be constantly checking in on their lip line after every meal, there's still some wariness associated with thin stick liners and those clownish, overdrawn lips of the '90s — we get it.
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Six months after downloading the app, the simple act of checking in on my cats a few times a day has relaxed into a mindless habit embedded amid all my others — check email, check Twitter, feed cats.
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The study followed a group of nearly 3,000 adults under the age of 65 who were free of cardiovascular disease for more than two decades, checking in on their health measures at six, 13, and 22 years.
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He's a member of our Brooklyn community, shoveling tenants' driveways, taking cleaning supplies from our own kitchen cabinets to ready an apartment for a showing, checking in on an aging, recently widowed landlord who is currently housebound.
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Officials says a 60-year-old man who was house-sitting next door noticed that no one was checking in on Tejada's home and saw an opportunity to jack all the fancy stuff that was still inside.
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This week, Jennifer Blakely published a personal account detailing her relationship with Drummond, alleging that after the two separated in 2008, the legal chief would go long periods without checking in on their son and abused her emotionally.
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By checking in on how your assets are allocated, and adjusting as needed, you can test your threshold for risk and feel more confident that you've done everything you can to ensure the longevity of your investment profile.
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Plenty of managers of remote companies have been doing this for years, and they said to make sure you make new employees feel welcomed — and you need to prepare for a different way of checking in on them.
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The Room Checking in on a summer Thursday, I was upgraded from a standard to a king-size corner room with dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows (although the massive flat-screen TV blocked a portion of the view).
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Ms. Sierra said that when she first saw that Mr. Tucker was calling, she thought he was simply checking in on her, as he has since she first won smaller grants from the foundation in 2010 and 2013.
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The Past The flashback Turkey Days are Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) in Vietnam, the Pearsons last Thanksgiving together before Jack dies, and then checking in on William (Ron Cephas Jones) and Jesse (Denis O'Hare) as their relationship starts to develop.
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The CFPB is also planning to stop regularly checking in on payday lenders to see if they are engaging in practices that hurt service members, a routine initiated under the Military Lending Act, according to The New York Times.
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Austin, myself, and Rob talk about what to do with complicated (and often contradictory) feelings regarding a video game you're enjoying, while checking in on Rob's attempts to survive the zombie hordes in the strategy game We Are Billions.
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As The New York Times suggests, direct federal hiring could employ people to make phone calls to the elderly, checking in on people who might go days or even weeks at a time without talking to anyone at all.
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A Colorado woman was forced to give birth alone in a jail cell, while an official stood outside her cell and a nurse avoided checking in on her, according to a lawsuit filed in Colorado federal court this week.
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We spend a few hours checking in on all of our friend's and family — my friend who came into town still lives in Dayton and it turns out her fiancé was at that bar two hours before the shooting.
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"I was in many senses professionally born in that bookshop's basement — I spent the first five years of my career there," he said in a telephone interview from London, where he was checking in on the "Hamilton" production there.
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It's easy to picture these films breaking down into something Game of Thrones–esque, with every one of them checking in on various characters and their individual side stories, before bringing everyone together in the finale (or, rather, an Avengers film).
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The scene opens in the prison where Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg) is being held (after his capture in Batman v Superman), with the guards checking in on him — only to realize that he's been replaced by some random bald guy.
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Woebot, which is integrated into Facebook Messenger and launched today, will deliver therapy by periodically checking in on users, asking them how they feel and making suggestions — for relaxing music or not talking negatively about themselves — based on their responses.
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The Netflix reboot checking in on the lives of dynamic mother-daughter duo Lorelai and Rory Gilmore (Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel) premiered on the streaming channel last November, and now a network exec is hinting that there might be more.
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People around the country are checking in on Facebook at the Standing Rock Native American Reservation in an effort to supposedly hinder local Morton County police from targeting protesters attending in person to fight an oil pipeline through historic tribal lands.
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We also see the ripple effect of the slip-ups and power moves of the Meyer administration — most notably in the life of poor Mike McLintock, whom Catherine keeps checking in on as his plans to have a baby get complicated.
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We'd recommend checking in on Snopes as well, which does a great job of debunking some of the most well-known fake photos out there, particularly the ones that keep getting recirculated again and again, sometimes years after originally getting debunked.
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Payton had breakfast with Manziel last month at the Super Bowl, according to an NFL Network report, and Ian Rapoport made sure to point out that this wasn't just Payton checking in on a guy trying to make a comeback.
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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine has been on a cross U.S. whistle-stop tour in the past couple of months, checking in on various key manufacturing facilities and supplier sites for those involved in both Artemis and the commercial crew launch program.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher This week, "The Daily" is revisiting some of our favorite episodes of the year and checking in on what has happened since they appeared.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher This week, "The Daily" is revisiting some of our favorite episodes of 2019 and checking in on what has happened since they first appeared.
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In most service robots being deployed today, there is this remote supervisor that is either logged in and checking in on the robots, or at least the robots have the ability to phone home if there's some sort of problem.
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That may not be a great salve if you're one of those only checking in on WrestleMania, but use the show and that twinge of disappointment as a pretense for seeking out some of those smaller shows surrounding the big event.
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I suspect that's a big reason why these various companies are investing in live video — it gives people a reason to tune in at times when they might not normally think of checking in on that particular social network or app.
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The Gilmore Girls revival certainly has its merits (I mentioned the pig, right?) but if you were to ask me to pick between binging on reruns and checking in on a 32-year-old Rory, I would much rather relate to the former.
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Clay and the others form almost a protective ring around him, keeping him company, checking in on him, talking him through the aftermath (sometimes inadvisably in lieu of a licensed mental health professional, though he does finally end up talking to Dr. Singh).
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"Everyone is great about keeping in touch and checking in on each other, making sure that everyone's where they need to be in their life," he said when asked if he still kept in touch with former, on-screen big sister SelGo.
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The researchers should have made sure each study site and clinic involved in the trial was following strict procedures on how to randomize, continually following up with and checking in on them, Indiana University School of Public Health dean David Allison told me.
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After checking in on the event being held upstairs, which featured a group of musicians and DJs from the LA-based underground dance music label 210% Silk along with a few local openers, he headed downstairs to call it an early night.
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We'll also be checking in on Netflix's The Get Down musical drama created by Baz Luhrmann and Stephen Adly Guirgis; AMC's Fear the Walking Dead post-apocalyptic TV series; and Halt and Catch Fire's third season which made an early premiere last night.
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He invited her to lunch in London, where she was performing in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" and he was checking in on the Public's production of "Hair," and, although Mr. Eustis's Public doesn't do much Greek theater, a relationship was forged.
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It easily lasted through several days of intermittent use on a single charge when I turned to use it at my desk for regular tasks like browsing the web, checking in on coverage of The Masters and streaming a bit of Hulu.
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Read more: An 11-year-old boy has started the #ElPasoChallenge to inspire kindness in his community and honor shooting victims"Surviving and recovering from these tragedies also means prioritizing your mental health and checking in on your loved ones," the note continues.
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People around the country were checking in on Facebook at the Standing Rock Native American Reservation in an effort to supposedly hinder local Morton County police from targeting protesters attending in person to fight an oil pipeline through historic tribal lands. 10.2.
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In the second episode of season eight, "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," we see Arya checking in on Gendry to inquire about her special spear — and interrogating him about the White Walkers, with some interestingly specific questions about his experience with them.
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So be aware of that and think about how, instead of hoarding and thinking about how you can take care of yourself and your family, you can pivot to sharing with your neighbors and checking in on the people who are most vulnerable.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher This week, "The Daily" is revisiting some of our favorite episodes of the year and checking in on what has happened since the stories first ran.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher This week, "The Daily" is revisiting some of our favorite episodes of 2019 and checking in on what has happened since those stories first ran.
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Apart from a big raven flyby that had Bran Stark checking in on the Night King and his undead army, who are getting progressively closer to the Wall and the poorly maintained, undermanned outpost that gives "Eastwatch" its episode title, that generally proved true.
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And even if you're not necessarily in agreement with me about this game, it's worth checking in on Ubisoft's releases at the start of each month, as six more classics from its library will be released as free PC downloads before the year is through.
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The most obvious comparison point for "The Spoils of War" is "Hardhome," the best episode of Game of Thrones' fifth season, which similarly started with a series of scenes checking in on characters around the show's universe, then transitioned to a lengthy battle scene.
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Kate Mara stars as Lee Weathers, a humorless tech-conglomerate rep checking in on her corp's latest unstable investment: a lab-created young woman named Morgan (Anya Taylor-Joy) who recently rage-mutilated one of her keepers (Jennifer Jason Leigh, confined to a few brief scenes).
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That might not sound like much—to the point you may not notice if you're just browsing the web or checking in on social media—but in gaming, that extra performance does help you avoid some extra jank or lag than you might have encountered otherwise.
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That police command structure allows for power-seekers and predator-types to work their way up to seemingly untouchable positions only makes it worse: "The opportunity for corruption when subordinates are the only ones who are going to be checking in on you is so obvious," she told VICE.
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Sleep-deprived (according to Betty who's being a creep and checking in on his bedroom every night – news alert: she still loves him) and in fear that someone is going after everyone he cares about, Archie sets up a meeting with Adventure Scout Dilton Doiley (Major Curda) after Pop's benefit.
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She talked to the "patient" throughout, checking in on how they were doing as she inserted a finger into the "cervix," then pantomimed inserting the speculum; she pretended to apply the local anesthetic and then began inserting the metal tapered rods on the table one by one to dilate the opening.
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Casual fans checking in on who's facing those big boppers from Toronto could be forgiven for missing Ramirez as they Cliff-Note the Cleveland roster: sunbeam of a shortstop Francisco Lindor, former Cy Young-winner Corey Kluber, two-time champion Terry Francona and his new favorite toy, bullpen ace Andrew Miller.
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Turner, a time-share senior sales representative, returned from work around midnight, too tired to carry out his usual routine of checking in on each child to kiss them goodnight — an omission he regrets still, because he awoke the next morning to discover Jacob, Sarah and their mother all gone.
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What I Love 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Jessica Hecht's secret vice — although it isn't much of a vice and now, of course, it will no longer be a secret — involves standing at the kitchen window of her Midtown co-op and checking in on the strangers who live across the street.
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Instead, most players are keeping tabs on Fortnite as if it were a unique place you travel to, completing challenges to unlock new cosmetics, and checking in on the ever-evolving world you inhabit when you play the game in the event something exciting is happening, like a new Star Wars trailer debut.
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"Often just keeping [retirement] top of mind and checking in on it regularly, whether that's quarterly or twice a year, can really help to nudge you over the line to, even if you have [a fund], to ... make sure you're putting the most into it that you can afford, for your future," he said.
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Plus, with a new feature called "Supersight," while you're checking in on the app to get a live view of the Nest Cam IQ's feed, you'll get a picture-in-picture inset of any people in frame tracked close-up, in addition to a 130-degree wide-angle look at the whole field of view the camera can capture.
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Depending on your kids' ages, there are plenty of opportunities to pick up some side jobs that could include them, like offering up your childcare services for other working parents in your area (play dates plus a little extra cash seems like a win-win), walking neighborhood dogs, or checking in on other pets while people are away.
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On Monday night, veterans that a VICE freelance reporter was camped with kept an all-night watch in shifts, checking in on people in tents to make sure they were OK. In the morning, search parties were organized to clear vehicles and tents and get people together in common spaces in order to account for them.
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But this also allows Watchmen to create an episode almost completely untethered from its own reality — notice how the title flips from Watchmen to Minutemen at the start, to signify we're going back to the dawn of this franchise's chronology — while nevertheless checking in on the present timeline via Laurie intruding on the flashback at particularly strange moments.
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Sometimes the conversations are checking in on reaction to news of the day, sometimes it's more complicated than that—like in January, when Obama kicked off the year by announcing new executive actions on gun control and Palmieri sent an email saying that Clinton happened to be about to kick off the week talking guns herself.
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It was at the time when Quinn wanted out of the C.I.A. He'd beaten up a couple of bullies in a diner, and Dar had paid him a house call, checking in on his mental health, while reminding him of the "retraining" visited upon team-quitters of questionable sanity who appear unable to keep their mouths shut.
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The biggest takeaway is that fighters need to show up for fight week—meaning checking in on Tuesday for a Saturday night fight—within eight percent of the upper limit of their weight class: a 115-pounder would arrive at about 124 pounds, a 170-pounder would be no more than 184 pounds, and a heavyweight would weight 286 pounds.
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But it can be hard, after talking to Aadsen, checking in on her season, hearing about gear problems or storm fronts or a long run offshore only to find a promised school of fish has disappeared, not to think it should come at a premium, that it should be treated as well in the kitchen as Aadsen does on the Nerka.
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Today, Andréa and Robin are based in the San Francisco Bay Area (along with their business), though they clock in serious sister bonding hours traveling around the globe to meet distributors, hosting local wine tastings and wine dinners, checking in on harvest at all of their vineyards, and even teaching private wine education seminars for fellow female entrepreneurs looking to enter the industry.
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And if none of that is clear, just watch the video below: 'Temple of Yog: The First Epoch' trailer What this means is that you're constantly darting your eyes up and down, checking in on what's going on where you're not, and zoning out of one world when necessary to avoid deadly projectiles or zero in on an unsuspecting warg or hiding-behind-a-bush asp.
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Hosted by Michael Barbaro, produced by Bianca Giaever, Rachel Quester, Jessica Cheung and Eric Krupke, and edited by Wendy Dorr and Lisa Tobin Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher This week, "The Daily" is revisiting some of our favorite episodes of the year and checking in on what has happened since the stories first ran.
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They even formed a band together aptly titled Still Three and released their first single, "Lose Myself," in February 20063 — and proved once more that nothing is stronger than a bond shared among brothers who just get each other (and their very similar career paths.) As we hope for an onscreen reunion or Brotherly Love reboot, we're checking in on the famous brothers to see what they've been up to.
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Since receiving those funds, says Mike Fraser, executive director of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO), the states have used that money for a handful of programs: testing pregnant women who may have come into contact with Zika; checking in on the kids born to women who were infected with the virus; upgrading their labs for research and testing; and working to control the mosquito population.
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There are a slew of new camera-enabled features: video chatting with Duo with a lens that automatically pans and zooms as you move around the room; checking in on your living room by accessing a live feed from your phone; using built-in facial recognition to see personalized calendar events, reminders, and messages; and holding up your hand (a new "quick gesture") to pause or play video/audio without having to say anything.
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Just as the anti-Dougie takes had reached fever pitch with last week's episode — in which he drew ladders and staircases all over a bunch of insurance files — "Part 7" turns the story over to Twin Peaks' other characters, whether that means checking in on the various plot threads set up in Twin Peaks or spending a lengthy amount of time with Gordon, Albert, Tammy, and Diane as they look into the case of the Evil Cooper.
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