By the way, the letter cleared up everything, cleared up everything.
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"Until these issues get cleared up somehow, if they even can be cleared up, the worries will linger," he said.
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That's a dangerous myth that needs to be cleared up.
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Until that backlog is cleared up, its earnings will suffer.
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Jamil also cleared up some of the inconsistencies on Twitter.
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This must be cleared up in the next few months.
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That eventually cleared up but it began affecting her eyes.
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I lost a few pounds, and my skin cleared up.
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A few days later, the mystery cleared up a bit.
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Yet where some mysteries deepen, others are finally cleared up.
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Canal water in Venice has cleared up without boat traffic.
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My skin cleared up, and it changed everything for me.
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The various mysteries in the case were never cleared up.
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I cleared up their misconceptions about me and my choices.
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That cleared up uncertainty about Occidental's ability to close the deal.
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Another legacy of the past is still to be cleared up.
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So it took a long time to get that cleared up.
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Point is, the gridlock will likely be cleared up in 2017.
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We expect this will be cleared up in the next build.
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She knew it would have cleared up a lot of things.
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The definition of farro has finally been cleared up as well.
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In the past year or so, things have cleared up incrementally.
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The confusion was cleared up and Cashman was free to leave.
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Pence phoned Trump and cleared up the tension, the official said.
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Their chin acne, another common problem in cats, also cleared up.
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That has cleared up some of the confusion, Courtney Lee explained.
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When that was cleared up, we were able to move on.
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Since I started using Garnier's micellar water for the past six months, my breakouts have cleared up (and have actually stayed cleared up), helping me to feel comfortable in my own skin and wedding day-ready.
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"I trust that the situation can be cleared up immediately," Conte said.
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Once that confusion was cleared up, people bought the book in droves.
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My skin cleared up, and my friends told me I was glowing.
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"I thought they were going to get it cleared up," he says.
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Flip off all other sources, and your library should be cleared up.
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But on Saturday the roads cleared up, and they reunited with Itzel.
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"It wasn't cleared up until the police gave their statement," he said.
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I retraced our steps the next day, the rain having cleared up.
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After a couple of minutes a gentle breeze cleared up the smoke.
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Anyways, now that that's been cleared up, see y'all at IHOP later.
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Sources close to Ben cleared up the confusion easily ... they're just friends.
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All of this was cleared up when she was in her foster homes.
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He's cleared up several issues by shooting the airline a note on Facebook.
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The infection and injury cleared up quickly with treatment, but the hole remained.
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Some of the tweets, for instance, cleared up misconceptions about the natural world.
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No, nixing dairy hadn't completely cleared up my complexion, but there was improvement.
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The New York Police Department soon cleared up the confusion on social media.
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She also cleared up what exactly was going on in that viral shoot.
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After the game, he said the issue was cleared up on the field.
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Many of those problems were cleared up by the beginning of the workweek.
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Maybe use some of that cleared up space to give us an eclipse.
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Now, having partly cleared up that political background, let's go back to economics.
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"Even when I get this cleared up, I still won't vote," he said.
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The doctor restarted the girl on acyclovir and again the lesions cleared up.
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I think there are some issues that clearly need to be cleared up.
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That combo completely cleared up his eczema — and I actually moisturize with it, too.
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The post propelled speculation the couple had gotten hitched, which she later cleared up.
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Now, the super PAC ads are gone, but Heller's political dilemma hasn't cleared up.
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Green said the matter was cleared up during a discussion with MLB's Joe Torre.
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In the background, actress Chita Rivera walked past, murmuring something which Urie cleared up.
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I used water for three months, and my skin cleared up and calmed down.
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At this point, I turned to the operating directions, which cleared up my confusion.
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That question was cleared up on Wednesday: No trip to Stockholm for Mr. Dylan.
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Aja cleared up for the judges that she doesn't know what insecure means. Yikes.
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One person who would like to see this matter further cleared up is Saban.
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The Brogo Dam cleared up sufficiently to come back on line on February 25.
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John Kerry on Sunday cleared up any confusion about a potential 2020 presidential run.
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Bottlenecks in Texas may not get cleared up until the second half of 2019.
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"His doctor has pronounced him all cleared up and he's feeling much better," House said.
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The account also cleared up the mystery of just who is tweeting for the dog.
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But the stands gradually cleared up as the match was sent deep into the night.
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That issue was not cleared up when the city board certified the election this week.
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BECKY QUICK: They had a blind spot that didn't get cleared up very quickly, though.
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But with a single Instagram post Tuesday night, Robbie cleared up some of the confusion.
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We hope that Mr. Raymond is negative, and this can all be cleared up quickly.
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Now that that's all cleared up, I need to know what they said about GOT.
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MCCARTHY: This is has got to stop, and I want to get it cleared up.
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The latest episode cleared up a lot of the confusion from Episode 3 through flashbacks.
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"I only hope that relations improve until our differences can be cleared up," he said.
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Police also cleared up initial reports that the shooter had turned the gun on himself.
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When Frye came to Cleveland in a mid-season deal, his role cleared up considerably.
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Natasha didn't specifically mention the WTA, but she seemingly cleared up the rumors on Twitter.
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But that decision only cleared up a bit of the regulatory uncertainty in the sector.
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That got cleared up though, and she graciously smiled for the camera without further incident.
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This is a complicated situation, and there are serious questions begging to be cleared up.
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Within two weeks of coming off Yasmin, King says her asthma cleared up almost entirely.
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I remember thinking, Wow, the heroin has really cleared up my drinking like a pirate problem.
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Like the home plate collision, it is a logistical problem that was never definitively cleared up.
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The man's infection was cleared up in two weeks with the aid of anti-fungal medication.
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Much still remains to be cleared up from the time before the new rules were adopted.
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As long as it's not cleared up, there will be no arms exports to Saudi Arabia.
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Xi supporters justify the move saying the party would collapse unless corruption can be cleared up.
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"The chemical attack in Syria was a barbaric attack which must be cleared up," she said.
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The HBO show finally cleared up that mystery in "Full Disclosure," which couldn't be more appropriate.
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The ruling's major consequences kicked in on June 11, after some red tape was cleared up.
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This, is my personal fave of her #moments, cleared up my skin immediately back in February.
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Swift cleared up any possible confusion Wednesday, when she tweeted a video of a snake striking.
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They finished on time, on budget, cleared up after themselves and even brought their own tea.
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A common teenage problem, she thought—until she moved away for college and it cleared up.
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That Berning sensation finally cleared up this month, as Hillary wrapped it up for the Democrats.
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Though the "theft" has now been cleared up, it's still unclear who owns the actual vials.
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Analysts largely welcomed McDade's appointment, saying it cleared up uncertainty about Heavey's future at the company.
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It wasn't particularly serious, so I noted that it cleared up in less than a day.
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"As soon as the earwax is cleared up, even their behavior has calmed down," Brown said.
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Larsson apologized publicly for her comments after Charles cleared up the allegations in his own video.
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He and Moore decided they would run it once things cleared up, maybe the next day.
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On Wednesday, though, she cleared up what she thought had been a misunderstanding over her comments.
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The D.A.'s Office also cleared up details on the car accident that triggered the search.
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" COLLINS: "This is an issue that the president should have cleared up in his press conference.
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While that question was presumably cleared up, others were raised by Diamond and Silk's official written testimony.
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Heller recently cleared up what the movie would be about, clarifying that it won't be a biopic.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti cleared up the confusion with stunning photos of the launch on Twitter.
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Bill Winters, its boss since 2015, has cleared up the mess and rebuilt relationships with its supervisors.
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The root source of the contamination was also never cleared up, and so it could strike again.
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But until things are cleared up, discussions over the Virgin Galactic and Virgin Orbit investment have ceased.
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Ser Jorah only gets better with age (especially now that that whole greyscale situation has cleared up).
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"The discrepancies started more than 10 years ago and need to be cleared up now," Jaffe said.
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In rare incidents, staph can be deadly if it's ignored, although it's usually cleared up with antibiotics.
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He also cleared up the rumour that he was Zorro and does not have a magic wand.
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So we went with "fug" and "fooking" and that cleared up any issues we were facing. Booooo!
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" He's happy to have it all behind him, saying, "I was happy we got it cleared up.
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But financial firms say that the Dodd-Frank financial reform law cleared up most of those issues.
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"Erdogan and Trump agreed the Khashoggi case needs to be cleared up with all aspects", Anadolu said.
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It's cleared up outside, so I finally take my dog out and then get back to work.
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How long would it be before things cleared up and I could head back to the city?
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At the time, Offset said cops screwed up because he'd already cleared up his driver's license issues.
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"Before we take measures, the facts must be cleared up," Lajcak told Die Welt in an interview.
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This misunderstanding has now been cleared up and all parties are satisfied that they acted in good faith.
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In the comments accompanying the sweet mother-daughter photo, Scorsone cleared up some confusion surrounding her daughter's name.
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It has now cleared up, and we can prepare as we would wish to for the Australian Open.
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Comments on Reddit from Essential owners indicate occasional issues on Verizon, which ought to be cleared up now.
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With this cleared up, Zuckerberg's potential to make changes through government service, not just software, comes into focus.
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So now that that's been cleared up ... we just need to know the story behind his t-shirt.
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That ain't all ... Sartor also cleared up a big mystery -- where the hell are Zion's exploded Nike sneakers.
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They learned to budget and cleared up the debt, and within two years they were back on track.
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Opaque ownership structures need to be cleared up so that European companies know whom they are dealing with.
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Exactly how and where you can buy should be cleared up at Google's big media event later today.
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As royal families do, the three cleared up their issues very professionally in the aftermath of the incident.
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Kim Kardashian West indirectly cleared up rumors that Kylie Jenner may be the surrogate of her third child.
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Two developed mild breathing problems that cleared up within three weeks, while the other two had no symptoms.
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"The prosecution and the judges have done their jobs and everything has been cleared up," Castillo told reporters.
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Over the years many misconceptions have been cleared up, many of those misconceptions put forth by Oliver Stone.
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It's exposed to the elements, but after some early rain on Saturday cleared up, the weekend became bucolic.
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"I, for one, believe that there's some gaps, some ambiguities that need to be cleared up," Collins said.
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Apparently, these wild assertions needed to be cleared up, so DiCaprio shared a public statement denying Bolsonaro's accusation.
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Banking systems also have to be made strong enough so any financial busts can be cleared up quickly.
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The weather was cooperating, too: After a day of torrential downpours on Sunday, things cleared up on Monday.
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He also berates Samarco for not having yet cleared up the waste in the months since the spill.
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The weather finally cleared up for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they greeted fans in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Or we will have to take actions to demand that justice is done and the case is cleared up.
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And although it seemed like her BFF Ariana Grande agreed, the singer cleared up the situation Thursday via Twitter.
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But the pair quickly cleared up the situation and made amends, even opening the VMAs with a joint performance.
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We later learn she's a cyborg — that's a long story — but where she came from is never cleared up.
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Collins said she hoped that testimony from additional witnesses could have cleared up "inconsistencies and gaps" in the record.
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They have since cleared up the miscommunication and repaired the relationship, a spokesperson for De Magistris told BuzzFeed News.
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Thankfully, the most recent report was from a stay back in 2015, so any problems should be cleared up.
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There were mysteries or confusions that could be cleared up if only they could have engineered that last conversation.
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Two months earlier he'd been diagnosed with pneumonia, but his symptoms had cleared up after a course of antibiotics.
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They benefit from an afternoon tee time; conditions have cleared up considerably from the day before and this morning.
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Johnson cleared up the confusion on that show and recalled attending DeGeneres&apos 60th birthday party in February 2018.
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Gel packaging and tear-off strips found in the survey after the event after the organisers' contractors had cleared up.
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The confusion was being cleared up on stage — where the Moonlight cast was brought up to accept Hollywood's top honor.
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The traffic may have been equally awful in the Northwest a bit earlier, but it appears to have cleared up.
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On the real things, so that they cleared up basically the worst of the group but not the real problem.
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Authorities also cleared up earlier reports, saying the shooter never had a gas mask or smoke grenades in his possession.
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Panettiere looks glowing and happy in the shot, and she cleared up any rumors about a breakup with the caption.
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I've still encountered some "I don't know what went wrong" Alexa responses here and there, but they've mostly cleared up.
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Mr Jurvetson is also on leave from the boards of Tesla Motors and SpaceX until the matter is cleared up.
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As noted, the effect was temporary, lasting a few weeks, with some mice experiencing cloudy corneas, which cleared up quickly.
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The vast majority of burglaries (85%) are never cleared up, while fewer than half of violent crimes lead to arrests.
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The company addressed its server issues in a tweet yesterday, saying that the problems had been identified and cleared up.
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And the ones I do get rarely turn into whiteheads, and are typically cleared up in a matter of days.
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Nearly four years of Brexit negotiations have largely cleared up the scope for a trade deal with the EU Commission.
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On Thursday, clouds cleared up enough for a good show to be enjoyed by those gazing toward the setting sun.
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There's another cloud hanging over Kavanaugh's nomination now, and it seems hard to justify confirming him until it's cleared up.
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It's clear there were some misunderstandings that led to this escalating, but I'm just glad that everything has been cleared up.
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But even in one of the worst-case scenarios—say, staph—it'll usually get cleared up with a round of antibiotics.
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"I am very convinced that smallish issues will be cleared up by tomorrow afternoon," a euro zone official said on Thursday.
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After the worm was removed using a tiny net, the man's symptoms cleared up and he was released from the hospital.
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Let's get this thing cleared up and let's start having this dialogue … We want to be respectful as possible of everybody.
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"I believe that anecdotally, there are some people whose skin cleared up while they were using coconut oil," says Dr. Schultz.
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There's a nice wetlands nature park across from my office, and now that the weather has cleared up, it's beautiful out.
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The film's director Marielle Heller recently cleared up what the movie would be about, clarifying that it won't be a biopic.
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Turkey's Deputy Foreign Minister Yavuz Selim Kiran told the Saudi envoy that the issue "should be cleared up immediately," NTV said.
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He and his partner went on to joke about how I could probably "use a drink" once everything was cleared up.
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The Hill's Pete Schroeder has more on the bipartisan achievement and the deal that cleared up a Wednesday vote. http://bit.
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Later, autopsies showed that amyloid deposits had cleared up in people who got the vaccine — but they had still declined mentally.
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All of a sudden her eyes cleared up and she got out, spitting at me and slamming the door behind her.
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After my infection cleared up and I felt free of it, it was like an oppressive heavy blanket lifted off me.
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Chris Collins just said that he thinks it's good that we've cleared up the fact that Facebook does not sell data.
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"I believe it's going to set back any serious discussion about a diplomatic dialogue until this is cleared up," former Gov.
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Taken together, the actions mean Airbnb has cleared up outstanding litigation in two of its biggest markets in the United States.
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There was a slight hitch in the morning when the game was unavailable for download, but that was soon cleared up.
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The outing comes just a few days after the younger Hemsworth cleared up reports that he and Cyrus' engagement was back on.
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With the release of Avengers: Endgame, the MCU timeline, has been cleared up, regarding what takes place before and after the movie.
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Now that you've cleared up space, you can also take a step to keep your inbox open using the Gmail unsubscribe button.
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While this episode cleared up a lot of mysteries, it still managed to leave me frustrated, albeit for a totally different reason.
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We're going to get this whole thing cleared up and we're never going to have to speak of it again after this.
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The generals have refused to attend further security meetings in the prime minister's office until the matter is cleared up, officials say.
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Once again, my skin cleared up for a while, but then it was Breakout 3: Return of the Zits all over again.
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The infection cleared up, but my doctor seemed concerned that this could have an effect on me getting pregnant down the road.
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But when her skin finally cleared up this time around, Jenner was more than happy for her loved ones to back off.
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"Stranger Things" executive producer Shawn Levy just cleared up one of the biggest burning questions we had after the series' second season.
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Winfrey, 64, cleared up any potential misgivings about the duo's hangout after Doria was spotted leaving her home carrying a few bags.
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" Moss definitively cleared up the controversy in her interview with R29 on Wednesday, saying "I welcome any time feminism enters a conversation.
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So it makes sense that both groups bank on achieving higher investment returns, leaving any scheme shortfall to be cleared up later.
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Here's hoping all of the messy relationship drama gets cleared up in time for the students to enjoy an epic graduation party.
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Harris-Taylor's skin eventually cleared up after she went on three rounds of Accutane, an oral medication that treats severe cystic acne.
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Here are some of the most commonly shared myths that can be cleared up immediately, and some truths you can rely on.
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In their absence, nutrients recycled between the soil and water, the water cleared up and the remaining plants thrived in more sunlight.
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"There seems to be little prospect that the mystery will be cleared up by the trial," this newspaper commented prophetically in 1893.
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The agency that represents Europe's synchronous electrical grid recently cleared up the confusion for people who might have found themselves inexplicably running late.
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Danduraj Ghimire, director general of Nepal's Tourism Department, said climbers ventured to the summit during that small window when the weather cleared up.
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My acne cleared up, my combination skin became more balanced, my redness subsided, and even my fine lines and wrinkles started to fade.
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And finally, Politico cleared up a minor mystery about why Donald Trump has claimed he's never met one of his top Ukraine advisors.
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But if there is uncertainty, it should be cleared up in the opposite direction: to a default option not to tip any driver.
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Certainly, USB-C's myriad issues will eventually get cleared up (any day now, I'm sure), and the connector has strong momentum in mobile.
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But he says the city has cleared up more swiftly than after Hato, and that the Chinese government's preparations seemed more comprehensive, too.
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Sheeran also cleared up another rumor on the red carpet: that he may be performing at Prince Harry's upcoming nuptials to Meghan Markle.
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It was widely hoped any remaining doubts over the identity of the remains could be cleared up in time for this month's centenary.
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Frogs are susceptible to a condition called red leg, a kind of gangrene that can be cleared up with an antibiotic, she explained.
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NASA engineers are optimistic that the rover will be able to wake up and do science again once the storm has cleared up.
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Also on Wednesday, Frankel cleared up more romance rumors — this time with Eric Stonestreet, whom she was romantically linked to in July 2015.
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Others were able to land when the fog cleared up a bit but man, that's a scary time to be in the air.
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Musk later cleared up his tweet and said he actually hasn't gotten formal approval, but that he thinks that will happen pretty quickly.
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This "exfoliating skin perfector" from cult brand Glosseier "really cleared up and evened out my skin," says 23-year-old Melina from Brooklyn.
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But when I accidentally left it at home during a trip and used a different cleanser for a week, my skin cleared up.
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So when I was forced to get into shape and eat healthily, my skin cleared up and I felt energetic all the time.
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Since that's pretty much cleared up, the real question is how is Link going to react and what will Amelia choose to do?
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A variety of judges have these cases, and there is a motion to consolidate, which is something that needs to be cleared up.
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Lewandowski retorted that Comey cleared up whether Trump was under FBI scrutiny during the bureau's probe of Russian meddling in the 2016 race.
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Initial floods have cleared up, but soils were left so moist that fields and unpaved roads have been swamped by normal showers since then.
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They met him outside his girlfriend's apartment in Queens, where Lora wore only sweatpants and a hoodie, thinking everything would be cleared up quickly.
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Jimmy Butler missed his regular-season debut with the Miami Heat for unspecified "personal reasons," but coach Erik Spoelstra cleared up the mystery Friday.
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German Justice Minister Katarina Barley, also from the SPD, said the events were "very worrying" and had to be quickly and comprehensively cleared up.
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While the Stranger Things Demogorgon remains something of a mystery going into season 2, one thing's been cleared up: The identity behind the monster.
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The assumptions mismatch between the BoE and the markets will narrow once the uncertainty about Brexit is cleared up, one way or the other.
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"When I was forced to get into shape and eat healthily, my skin cleared up and I felt energetic all the time," Turner says.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump wished the US Olympic team good luck on Friday -- and may have cleared up a "bigly" debate in the process.
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Things have cleared up significantly since then, though some users had trouble trying to watch Game of Thrones when season 7 premiered in July.
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And so it was that speaking to Representative David Harris finally cleared up—for me, at least—that great mystery: Why did #Nevertrump fail?
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As far as what happened with him and the doctors, that's between he and the doctors, and hopefully we get that cleared up soon.
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Even when Hernandez's father offered proof of her gender, and cleared up the clerical error that had her listed as male, the disqualification remained.
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On Tuesday, the Bond 25 account cleared up information about a reported explosion that occurred on the set of the upcoming Daniel Craig film.
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The TV icon, 64, cleared up any potential misgivings about the duo's hangout after Doria was spotted leaving her home carrying a few bags.
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And while some things were cleared up (Get ready for best dramatic movie winner "The Revenant" to rev up its engines), others were not.
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In the very near term, there are thousands of options to sell oil futures that need to be cleared up this week, he noted.
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Another baffling issue, almost as old as Britain's EU membership, was cleared up this week when a death certificate was issued for Lord Lucan.
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Director Marielle Heller (Can You Ever Forgive Me?) recently cleared up what the movie would be about, clarifying that it won't be a biopic.
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The former One Direction member has been the subject of a couple of dating rumors recently and it's time they all got cleared up.
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While Trump clarified and walked back his remarks a day later, Kaine said that his efforts have not cleared up concerns among intelligence officials.
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Wolff, whose team have now won three constructors' and drivers' championships in a row since Brawn left, said those comments had been cleared up.
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I'm not sure anything was cleared up by the time that dialogue was over, but let's try to make some sense of it anyway.
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And once the weather cleared up nine days later, officials from Inyo County recovered the remains, sending them to the coroner's office for examination.
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The utility began gradually restoring service to some areas after the river water reaching one of the utility's plants cleared up faster than expected.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Trump portrayed her reported recantation to his campaign audiences in the last few days as if that cleared up the whole matter.
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"It is my understanding that maybe some policies were not developed around these vehicles that we will get cleared up and push forward," he said.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel vowed on Monday to halt all German arms exports to Saudi Arabia until the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi is cleared up.
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The last word on this goes to the president, who cleared up any confusion for all of those commentators on MSNBC about his comments today.
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Anyone who's listened to his album Ye know that it cleared up little, and may have even added a little more fuel to the fire.
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Cara Delevingne recently cleared up any rumors that she was retreating from the modeling industry (and landed a new Rimmel London contract to prove it).
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Last July, Johnson cleared up rumors that he and Hashian had secretly tied the knot, and explained that they weren't in a hurry to wed.
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Last July, Johnson cleared up rumors that he and Hashian had secretly tied the knot, and explained that they weren't in a hurry to wed.
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"We can only do an agreement on the future relationship with Britain when all questions about its exit have been cleared up satisfactorily," she said.
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Patients suffer no immediate harm when they neglect to complete drug courses after their symptoms have cleared up, leaving the most drug-resistant bugs alive.
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But if it doesn't get cleared up eventually, it will be a knock on people's trust of autonomous systems and the companies that provide them.
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That could have cleared up concerns about a leadership vacuum, said the person, who was speaking on condition of anonymity due to the ongoing investigation.
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King cleared up that it was Wren — not Alex — who visited Mona (Janel Parrish) in the mental institution at the beginning of the series finale.
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He did not mention the sale of the Cessna to the new company but did say the registration issue had been "100 percent" cleared up.
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Even after it cleared up before, I knew I wanted to have an infectious disease specialist who knows me and knows these kinds of infections.
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His doctors found that cardioversion—sending electrical shocks to his heart through electrodes on his chest—fixed the speedy heart and cleared up his hiccups.
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The knee injuries that stalled her career just as Hegerberg's was blossoming have cleared up; she is making up for what time she has lost.
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"What exactly happened, whether this a matter of theft or a provider who isn't serious, is being cleared up by customs," said a government source.
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The troubled former Steelers-Raiders-Patriots wideout hopes to have his playing status cleared up "in the next few weeks," ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported Saturday.
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But Schiff turned the question to his own advantage, answering that uncertainty about the President's motivation could easily be cleared up -- by hearing from Bolton.
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If the mess isn't cleared up soon, it could ding Trump's already compromised image ahead of midterm elections that are crucial to his political fate.
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The she said-she said between Caelynn Miller-Keyes and the other girls could only be cleared up by Katie's appearance at the Women Tell All.
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The therapy worked, but not too long after the necrosis cleared up, I got a serious infection related to fluid build-up in my right breast.
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Most erroneous or easily explained concerns posted on the site are either cleared up quickly by the commenters or the authors of the paper in question.
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In some cases, even a couple of extra shots or a fill-in line or two would have cleared up what seems like mysteriously sloppy plotting.
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"I'm convinced that, right now, not one international or national investor will take part in a new investment project until this is cleared up," he said.
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John Cornyn, the number-two Senate Republican, objected to passing that resolution, claiming that the president had cleared up any confusion about his views on Russia.
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Steny Hoyer, the No. 2 House Democrat, predicted that the matter would be cleared up quickly and brought to the floor for a vote this week.
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As luck would have it — or maybe it was the doctor's wise medical advice — my cold cleared up just in time for my Thanksgiving travel plans.
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Last month, the Investment Company Institute trade group called for a delay to the rules until the SEC had cleared up concerns over its cyber defenses.
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Even after the contents of the cat food were cleared up by the Japanese reading Reddit users, jokes persisted in the comments section of the post.
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"After the matter has been cleared up there will also be the question of who was personally responsible," he said at a news conference on Monday.
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She had spoken about the benefits of urine therapy, and had brought along a guy whose asthma had cleared up after he downed his own piss.
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" The revelation cleared up any doubt among jurors that Officer Isaacs had been hit, he said: "It was black and white in a video, you know.
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He added that the reported cases did not include those that were easily treated during travel or that cleared up on their own — probably many more.
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Wade should be willing to encourage his withdrawal if his accuser testifies credibly against him, and the cloud over his nomination can't be expeditiously cleared up.
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While in Spain, Giuliani told Parnas that he was confident he could get Betancourt's legal problems "cleared up in a couple of weeks," according to Parnas.
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"It would be best if the minister resigned and the prosecutors removed from the (Car Wash) task force until everything is cleared up," the editorial stated.
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The film is plotted like a sitcom, where misunderstandings breed misunderstandings and most problems could be cleared up by one person telling another person something important.
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I have no idea what took place, but there are enough questions that I can't vote for that candidate until those questions are resolved and cleared up.
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Bush Hager — just now recovering from her cringe-worthy "Hidden Fences" gaffe — cleared up the pregnancy confusion during a conversation about the rude speculation with Tamron Hall.
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Peters said Erdogan reassured him that the citizens who are coming to Turkey will be welcomed as before and that the initial "misinterpretations" were all cleared up.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday called the killing a "monstrosity" and vowed to halt German arms exports to Saudi Arabia until the case is cleared up.
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" She also cleared up all those rumors about a potential forthcoming Donda beauty collection from her husband Kanye West, exlaiming, "We don't know where that came from!
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The spat between the filmmakers and video's director, Melina Matsoukas, was quickly cleared up but underscores how borrowing and inspiration can blow up in an artist's face.
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Moonlight deserved to win (it's a transcendent piece of film-making) and it would have been a travesty if the mistake wasn't cleared up during the telecast.
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" In a local television interview, Neymar's dad roughly said, "If public opinion is not cleared up, and if we can't show the truth rapidly, this will snowball.
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"I believe that all issues need to be cleared up ... but it looks like a politically motivated case," state news agency PAP quoted Grzegorz Schetyna as saying.
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Apparently the water cleared up after running it for a few minutes, but not before denizens of the Alberta town snapped photos to share all over Twitter.
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Safdi had assumed that the question would be cleared up by the slick observational capabilities of Japan's Hitomi satellite, an X-ray observatory that launched in 2016.
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Now that we have cleared up your mother's misconceptions about HPV and diet, I hope she can get onboard supporting you in the ways that you need.
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"The Phase 265.95 (P224) agreement and UK elections have cleared up tail risks, but the market is now transcending that euphoria," said Stephen Innes, strategist at AxiTrader.
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Merkel "made clear that the exact course of events must be cleared up", the chancellery said in a statement after Thursday's telephone call between the two leaders.
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Lochte seemingly cleared up conflicting reports, telling Bush in a oceanside interview that he was pulled over in a taxi and had a gun held to his head.
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While Peter, his Cradle-related encryption, and the Cradle itself are no more, at least the frenzy around them cleared up some important questions around the mesh network.
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OK, now that we have that cleared up, let's take a look at this stunning — nay, breathtaking — nine-second video of someone typing on a Samsung Galaxy S8.
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Now that we've got all that cleared up, check out my conversation with Ancst's Torsten and Tom, conducted via email in between dates of their most recent tour.
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The Hollywood Vampires musician and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, 20173, had made headlines earlier this month with the fake news, something he cleared up on Instagram.
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Google eventually cleared up that it would have Duplex disclose its identity in some way, but early users still felt that some of those disclosures were too vague.
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Heriberto Galindo, a former PRI lawmaker, said the last government would have benefited if it had cleared up the matter, and gave his support to a thorough investigation.
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After that debacle was cleared up, Disney had to work on its plans for the Chinese version of Disneyland, which meant a serious creative departure from previous parks.
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Days after Melanie "Mel B" Brown cleared up rumors about her decision to seek treatment for PTSD, the singer continued her work as an America's Got Talent judge.
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The paper noted this was a low incidence for a country then home to some 55 million, and symptoms cleared up for all 70 people within six months.
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We got Soulja at LAX where he cleared up a recent Twitter spat he escalated with Chi-Town MC Rico Recklezz ... on whom he put a $100k bounty.
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The 46-year-old actor cleared up rumors about him and longtime girlfriend Lauren Hashian, with whom he shares two-year-old Jasmine and two-month-old Tia.
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"I think you should buy this stock ahead of ... Wednesday, when I expect everyone to hear that Burlington's issues have been cleared up," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Just as Beijing's smog cleared up when it hosted APEC, another major economic forum, in 2014, so the skies over Hangzhou have turned unusually pristine in recent days.
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Earlier this year, one of the owners announced the bar was closing because of an internal dispute, but that has been cleared up, just in time for summer.
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Callers didn't seem to think Wells Fargo committed anything more than a clerical error, easily cleared up with a phone call to a high-level customer service agent.
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Both Mr. Cohen and Mr. Patel have left their Pacificas with their dealers and have declined to take the cars back until the stalling issue is cleared up.
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I think what finally started to get to me was two days before I made this decision, Amazon cleared up all their offices after an employee got sick.
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Presidential hopeful Julio Guzman, second in the race to April elections, said on Twitter Humala should be banned from leaving Peru until the bribe allegations were cleared up.
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On Thursday, volunteers cleared up seaweed, while diggers, trucks and heavy-duty machinery were moved in across the island, slowing the departure of the last trickle of tourists.
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It said it would not raise its rating until the 737 Max jets fully return to service and the financial impact of the grounding has been cleared up.
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Related: This Bill Would Allow a Lawsuit Over Saudi Government's Alleged Role in 9/9 to Proceed But by Sunday night, both candidates had cleared up their positions.
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The fiasco was cleared up onstage at the Dolby Theatre a few minutes later, and accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers accepted responsibility — blaming its envelope guardians, Brian Cullinan and Martha Ruiz.
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But while things were damp for the majority of the evening, by the time midnight rolled around, the skies cleared up — perhaps signifying a brighter new year to come.
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On the way, I drop off a fecal sample at the vet because the pup has been having some stomach issues that a bland diet hasn't cleared up completely.
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Situational depression is a real thing, and even though it can be cleared up in just a few short weeks doesn't mean that the feelings shouldn't be taken seriously.
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A more serious attack, probably steered from Moscow, on the Bundestag's servers in 2015 was cleared up with British help; this time German officials reportedly turned to American experts.
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Furlan, however, cleared up the gossip, writing on her own Instagram account that the couple had actually just snagged "someone's leftover wedding alter (sic)" for the picture-perfect moment.
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Thibault — first shared her story with Love What Matters — says she was devastated by what she read, and was relieved when doctors cleared up some misconceptions about the illness.
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At times, this makes for episodic, choppy reading, and some of the peripheral plot points (a spider infestation, for instance) could have been cleared up a little more snappily.
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Durable curved tines, a 24-inch wide head, and an extra-long aluminum handle ensure that the Fiskars Leaf Rake will get your yard cleared up in record time.
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If you want or think you need give any negative report, say I had a bad time with iritis that delayed my work, but it has cleared up nicely.
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LONDON — One of the last remaining mysteries of the wedding of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry on Saturday has been cleared up: who will walk her down the aisle.
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So if we can clarify that, get it cleared up, that makes it a whole lot easier for conservatives and pro-life members to be able to support it.
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So far, things have turned out fine — I've only been billed a $150 copayment for my ER trip, and the mastitis cleared up a few days after the visit.
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Turkey's Anadolu agency said early on Monday that Erdogan and Trump had spoken on the telephone and agreed that "all aspects" of the case needed to be cleared up.
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As part of its preparation for a Q1 IPO, the streaming music company cleared up a sticky $1 billion debt deal with the help of Chinese tech company Tencent.
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Giroptic's COO Pascal Brochier told me that this should all be cleared up by the time the units ship, so we'll have to wait to see some evidence of that.
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Airbus stock rose 0.5 percent as the appointment cleared up uncertainty over who would fill the shoes of 67-year-old Leahy, whose retirement had been postponed for several months.
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Everything got cleared up thanks to Wizards producer Todd J. Greenwald, who explained to Seventeen that the conspiracy fans cooked up isn't as big of a deal as they think.
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We do know that what seemed a straightforward fix to an unforeseen problem is now muddied—and that the 737 MAX won't take off again until it's been cleared up.
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The Good Omens actor, 50, who is expecting a baby with his girlfriend Anna Lundberg, cleared up the speculation about his relationship timeline with the 25-year-old Swedish actress.
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Hopefully the cemetery is cleared up, and the tombstones fixed, and everything about the Mansion will get back to normal — you know, delighting adults and giving little kids a spook.
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For Mason, staying organized has cleared up time for her to meet with local politicians and power brokers to ensure that her company's funding helps startup economies outside Silicon Valley.
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When my acne was bad I felt like I HAD to wear makeup to go outside, so when my skin cleared up it felt so freeing to not need it.
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But in a message posted late on Friday on his Facebook page, Ho said "for the sake of safety" the Lennon Walls would not be cleared up, only the streets.
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"The skies have cleared up this December to the point where investors are coming back into the market," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Securities in New York.
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Bethenny cleared up the controversy, though ... she said they left for the vet only 3 minutes into Cookie's seizure, and that she only resorted to social media out of desperation.
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When Ariana Grande shared a new single late Thursday night, it cleared up any questions about why she changed the name of her third studio album from Moonlight to Dangerous Woman.
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Though she later cleared up the comments, telling the host "He's not [gay]... He just seems like he's got something that's not quite clear," the "Candy Shop" rapper was not happy.
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The former 'SNL' star also cleared up why he expressed sympathy for Louis C.K. and Roseanne Barr ... and says, in full context, he did NOT take a shot at their victims.
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I tried to stay calm since the circumstances of the incident weren't really cleared up at that time and there was still the chance that it was all a tragic accident.
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Now, Lake Oroville is having the opposite problem, tons of rain and snow in recent months have cleared up a lot of California's drought and the lake is now near capacity.
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HP told analysts that it had cleared up a lot of its old stale-fish Windows PC inventory last quarter and that worldwide inventory levels are healthy going into the quarter.
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My skin has cleared up but I have terrible acne scars, which is so frustrating because I know my skin would have never looked like this if I hadn't started Juuling.
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Should these options seem too chaste or chaffing, then prospective partners ought to get an STD test (especially since most infections can be cleared up with a simple course of antibiotics).
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Read these stories next: Why Eva Longoria Wants People To Talk About "Uncurable" Breast Cancer 8 Common Breast Cancer Myths That Need To Be Cleared Up What Even Is A Breast?
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Members of Congress thanked Comey for furthering dialog at the end of the session, but the only thing the FBI Director cleared up is how flexible his relationship with truth is.
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Here was a brand engaging in some grade-A trolling, though the company, as of writing, still hasn't quite cleared up on Twitter that the initial post was just in jest.
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There was also no sign that Pompeo's visit had cleared up the question of whether North Korea would be willing to bargain away nuclear missiles that might threaten the United States.
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Relief came as Prime Minister K.P. Oli visited India, where he met Indian counterpart Narendra Modi and cleared up differences over Nepal's adoption of its first post-monarchy constitution last September.
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Germany: German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer said Tuesday that Germany was closing its airspace to all Boeing 737 Max variants until "all doubts have been cleared up," according to Deutsche Welle.
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"Until the backlog of tankers is cleared up, the teapots will put a brake on buying in the near term," Michal Meidan, Asian analyst with Energy Aspects, said in a note.
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Of the many online discography and collector sites focused on the band's voluminous catalogue, some have made valiant attempts to separate official from bootleg but haven't entirely cleared up the confusion.
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After Frazier spoke with reporters last Saturday, expressing his frustration that the symptoms had improved but had not cleared up, he was barred by Cashman from speaking to the news media.
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Why Beatriz shows up at Olivia's window one night, spiriting her away on a cross-country journey, is part of the mystery that gets cleared up as the miles go by.
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So on those two points, he said about the endorsement — And I just cleared up, I think I'm doing the right thing in doing it but I have to do it.
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A new working paper released on bioRxiv, the open access site for prepublication biology papers, appears to have cleared up the mystery once and for all: It's none of the above.
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However, in a message posted late on Friday his Facebook page on Friday, Ho said "for the sake of safety" the Lennon Walls would not be cleared up, only the streets.
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I would call, remind Oscar of pre-approval or emergent care, Oscar would be given numbers to contact the facilities to independently confirm and assure me things would be cleared up.
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" Asked by Reuters to comment on the latest allegations, a spokesman for Austrian Sports Minister Heinz-Christian Strache said: "This was 60 years ago, but of course everything must be cleared up.
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It's kind of hard for people to believe that when you have a reputation for doing drugs, so that's one thing that hopefully will get cleared up one day about what happened.
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In March, Spelling, 43, cleared up reports of financial trouble after credit card company American Express sued her in January for failing to pay her outstanding balance of $37,981.97 since summer 2015.
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Turkey's Anadolu agency said early on Monday that Erdogan and U.S. President Donald Trump had spoken on the telephone and agreed that "all aspects" of the case needed to be cleared up.
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Dr. Mina said there were scattered reports in medical journals over the years that psoriasis, a skin disorder caused by an immune reaction, cleared up in children after a bout with measles.
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Even putting aside the ability to listen in on the president — gaining the ability to send even a single tweet from Trump's account could create chaos before the situation is cleared up.
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"Once the (regulatory) framework is cleared up, it would be desirable to make progress on creating cross-border institutions in Europe," Villeroy, who is also governor of the Bank of France said.
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"Lotte Duty Free will cooperate fully so that all related doubts can be cleared up through prosecutors' current investigation," it said in a statement sent by text message to Reuters on Monday.
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Cardi and Grande/Grande fans had extremely brief tension around Mac Millers' loss that was immediately cleared up — Cardi even later announced that she was sharing her win with the late Miller.
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In the U.S., Friday's solid April jobs report and stunning drop in unemployment to 4.4 percent cleared up some concern that the first quarter's economic malaise would linger into the second quarter.
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After that, all that's left to do is to get married: The guys walk out of the cabin and into the field, where guests are waiting and the rain has cleared up.
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She also cleared up any remaining mystery about whether Stannis somehow survived the Season 5 finale (he didn't) and served notice to the Red Woman over her role in Renly's smoky assassination.
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"Right now, we just happen to be in a daily, weekly environment of various trade fears and tariff negotiations, which cannot be cleared up in one day or a week," Hyzy said.
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On the surface, it could appear an argument either for or against same-sex marriage, but over the course of the rest of his Sunday homily Archbishop Fisher cleared up any questions.
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Having cleared up in the messy aftermath of Andre Villas-Boas, Roberto Di Matteo and former adversary Rafa Benitez, Mourinho and his side were once again ready to challenge on all fronts.
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The warnings should also tell women that implants are linked to anaplastic large cell lymphoma, the agency said, and that patients have reported symptoms that cleared up when the implants were removed.
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Prosecutors also cleared up some of the mystery that had been swirling since the incident: The case does, indeed, appear to be yard-related — specifically, about the placement of a brush pile.
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Golovkin got his Cinco De Mayo bout anyway when he smashed Vanes Martirosyan in under two rounds, and when Alvarez's commission troubles had been cleared up the two were rebooked for September 15th.
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Vordingborg's mayor, Mikael Smed, told the Ritzau news agency that dust and glass would need to be cleared up from the damaged area and a structural assessment of the damaged building carried out.
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The Elysee said the misunderstanding, which it said had been caused by "exaggerated" U.S. press reports, was cleared up during more than an hour of talks it described as "substantial" and "very constructive".
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Perrette, 50, cleared up any confusion about her future with the CBS drama on Friday, saying she will "never" return to the show and claiming she is "terrified" of former costar Mark Harmon.
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It wasn't initially clear whether Microsoft had arranged a deal with the app creators, or whether they'd simply hoped to share the name, but now Zikera's co-founders have cleared up the confusion.
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The safety car was deployed on the 30th of 44 laps and stayed out for four while marshals cleared up debris from a collision between Force India's Sergio Perez and Frenchman Esteban Ocon.
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She also recently cleared up a little mystery around her early days with the That '70s Show star — and how he had some reservations about getting together with her in the first place.
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Andrada said he was sorry to have promised at several points along the way that the problem would be cleared up right away, when that had not turned out to be the case.
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The government could insist that her citizenship status was an administrative matter easily cleared up if only she could get to the United States—on a passport that the State Department wouldn't renew.
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He's now been diagnosed, he's being treated with the proper meds, his skin has cleared up, and he's now ready for his upcoming album release and tour -- so he says in the documentary.
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While Trump became frustrated with how Kelly's remarks were portrayed in the media, Trump and Kelly spoke about the situation later and cleared up any disagreement, a source familiar with the situation said.
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While Austria, which holds the EU's six-month presidency, wants a halt to arms sales and Germany will stop approving weapons exports until Khashoggi's murder is cleared up, France had ignored such calls.
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This ambiguity over what Medicare-for-all actually means might be cleared up if Democrats had implemented a version of it at the state level that they could point to as their model.
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If the film is trying to launch a broadside against capitalism, you'd expect it to do more than suggest there's nothing wrong that couldn't be cleared up by tossing out a few rotten apples.
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We got a glimpse of Riz Ahmed's existential angst; we found out where Donnie Yen's secret tattoo was; we finally cleared up whether Felicity Jones was a nudist, a snowboarder, or a snowboarding nudist.
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The comments from Austria, current president of the EU, came after Germany said it would stop approving weapons exports to Saudi Arabia until Khashoggi's death at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul is cleared up.
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Biden had planned to return to Washington on Saturday, but White House officials said Air Force Two would redirect to Miami and that Biden would return to Washington, D.C. once the weather cleared up.
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Jon Jones is not worried about his traffic citations in New Mexico -- even though he's on probation -- telling TMZ Sports he is a FULLY LICENSED driver ... and he's confident everything will be cleared up.
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Some of that uncertainty was cleared up late last year, when the recent U.S. farm bill removed hemp from the federal government's list of controlled substances and opened up nascent markets in CBD, cannabidiol.
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Uber took its self-driving vehicle fleet to Arizona after being kicked out of San Francisco, Tim Cook cleared up why he met with Trump, and executive level shakeups occurred at Twitter this week.
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"This is a very good solution, we are buying businesses which are core to Elisa, and all the disagreements between the companies have now been cleared up," Elisa Chief Financial Officer Jari Kinnunen said.
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Florida could have the recently acquired Teddy Purcell in the lineup for the first time and fellow newcomer Jiri Hudler hopes to have his visa issues cleared up in time to play as well.
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"After I cleared up the violations, everyone is suddenly interested in the park, I got an offer for $24 million," said Suarez, who insisted he wanted to keep the trailer park as it is.
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I started seeing a dermatologist for weekly cortisone injections and chemical peels, but it never really settled down, so I immediately got back on birth-control pills and it cleared up again pretty soon.
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Nonetheless, a large 2017 study of older adults in Ontario found that almost half were prescribed antibiotics for nonbacterial upper respiratory infections that likely would have cleared up in a few days without them.
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While speaking to Metro, Coelen cleared up a continuity error that fans noticed when it came to the disappearing mud stain on Giannina's dress, and ended up revealing a treasure trove of unseen drama.
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By trading reliever Addison Reed, outfielder Jay Bruce, first baseman Lucas Duda and now Walker, the Mets have received four bullpen prospects and financial relief — and cleared up playing time for their younger players.
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"We have a clear legal position that all questions about reparations have been cleared up," Gabriel said, adding that Poland's democratically elected government accepted that in the early 1990s after the fall of Communism.
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A Skype video call then came in, which I answered with a button on the steering wheel, and I was disconnected once the traffic cleared up and the car started to accelerate beyond a crawl.
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For years before I went on Retin-A, I hid behind heavy makeup and long hair, but after three months of dry, flaky, painful patches, the medication finally cleared up the majority of my pimples.
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FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (Reuters) - Tiger Woods cleared up the reason for his mysterious absence from Bethpage Black on the eve of the PGA Championship, revealing after Thursday's first round that he had not been feeling well.
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I couldn't help or change what he was ready for, but I could control the questions I needed cleared up and walking into that evening I was ready to put it all on the table.
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I watched bits of the episode on my television, my phone, and It's still a dark episode, but much of the compression issues and artifacting seemed to have cleared up compared to last night's viewing.
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The ECB's statement on Wednesday cleared up a key question hanging over the sector since Germany first proposed subordinating senior unsecured bonds to other senior liabilities to help its banks tackle new loss absorbing requirements.
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He finally got one last month, so at least now he can work in the U.S. ... but traveling out of the country is out of the question until he gets things cleared up with immigration.
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I've been using the $38 Algenist Alive Prebiotic Balancing Mask for a month after moving to Los Angeles and developing some bad acne because of the pollution, and it's cleared up my skin so well.
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The comments from Austria, the current president of the EU, came after Germany said it would stop approving weapons exports to Saudi Arabia until Khashoggi's death at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul is cleared up.
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Read these stories next: Why Eva Longoria Wants People To Talk About "Uncurable" Breast Cancer 8 Common Breast Cancer Myths That Need To Be Cleared Up 12 Emotional Photos Of Women Living With Metastatic Breast Cancer
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The cosmetics mogul, 38, shared a candid photo of her left leg before she applied her new KKW Beauty body foundation that showed areas of pigmentation loss on her skin after a psoriasis breakout cleared up.
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The former adult-film star, 44, shared on her Instagram Story Tuesday that the "uber painful" condition she had been dealing with Monday had mostly cleared up after she solicited 21-month-old Batel Lu's help.
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The Legends of Tomorrow star opened up about his failed marriages to Christina Applegate and country singer Jana Kramer in a Reddit AMA on Monday, and also cleared up speculation surrounding his relationship with Ellen DeGeneres.
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As the drama escalated and Charles lost nearly 3 million YouTube subscribers, he cleared up several allegations made against him in a 41-minute video titled "No More Lies," which included his response to Larsson's tweets.
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Southern Copper has stressed that, even with the granting of the license, construction on the project will not begin until concerns by local residents are cleared up - something the company has spent years trying to do.
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There has been no sign that Pompeo's visit has cleared up the central question of whether North Korea will be willing to bargain away weapons its ruling family has long seen as crucial to its survival.
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Rudy Giuliani's freewheeling interviews to Fox News and other media outlets this week have cleared up some details regarding Stormy Daniels's hush money but have left other details, and a host of legal questions, still unanswered.
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My parents broke with the community on that — we did have a TV and I had seen some of the shows that cleared up a few mysteries, but there was much that I did not know.
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With just months left in his term, Mr. Obama's first comments on the matter, in Europe last week, may have finally cleared up the truth of a tale that has persisted for more than seven years.
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Once she made the dietary shifts recommended by Ms. Vitti, she said, her cramps went from a pain level of 20 to 5, her once acne-prone skin cleared up, and she had fewer digestion issues.
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In a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, Clarkson cleared up some speculation that something went down between her and the show that launched her career, explaining that her decision ultimately came down to a lack of time.
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We're thankful that Jenner cleared up this $40 million misunderstanding, and we're now hoping Kim gets her way so we see even more of the $60 million home in upcoming seasons of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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By then, I was experiencing the same symptoms: the low-grade fever, then a mild rash covering my face and chest, pinkish eyes, and when those cleared up, stiff fingers and toes that plumped up like sausages.
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That's because the villain of the piece is not the buxom redhead next door or some muscle-bound Tom-of-Finland type, nor is it basic misunderstandings that could be cleared up in a simple, single conversation.
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She shares stories including that of a small Dachshund with a skin condition that cleared up thanks to CBD, and points me to testimonials on her website from customers who've used her products as a stepping stone.
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Microsoft's Surfaces are built to survive quarterback abuse With the root cause of the issues cleared up, Microsoft has also taken the opportunity to address NFL players throwing the devices around and slamming them into their foreheads.
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I was glad to have the mystery cleared up, having spent the previous two hours gazing at a vast expanse of salty mustache and trying to work out who, or what, might possibly be hiding behind it.
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"We can only do an agreement on the future relationship with Britain when all questions about its exit have been cleared up satisfactorily," she told the Bundestag Lower House of parliament before an EU summit on Brexit.
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He then hopscotched to a discrepancy that Google cleared up about a website they're launching for coronavirus related information -- something Trump alluded earlier last week, but which was fact-checked as Google's parent company, Alphabet, handling it.
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Some of these can be cleared up with antibiotics, but if infections become more serious and travel to the heart, a patient may need their heart valve replaced, a procedure that can cost between $100,000 to $200,000.
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Jackie Quintal, who advises financial institutions for insurance broker Aon Plc, said part of her job is to tell legitimate digital currency companies from shady ones, something that often gets cleared up even before an insurer gets involved.
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But that problem seems to have been cleared up, as by the afternoon I was able to successfully add Vudu to my service and within a few minutes, my iTunes movie library grew substantially thanks to UltraViolet titles.
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Both parties had already licensed their technology to several firms, and that research is on hold until the patent kerfuffle is cleared up, forcing companies to sit on technology they may or may not own the rights to.
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Klobuchar, a three-term Minnesota senator who recently announced her bid for the presidency, firmly cleared up where she stands on progressive policy priorities, including Medicare-for-all and free college, during a CNN town hall on Monday.
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So if you think you may have herpes (or any STI, actually) check in with your doctor to get it cleared up, and know that you might need to be patient to get to the bottom of it.
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LET DOWN Southern Copper has stressed that, even with the granting of the license, construction on the project will not begin until concerns by local residents are cleared up - something the company has spent years trying to do.
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About 10 percent of the survivors experienced nerve damage and problems walking — but those symptoms cleared up by about three months after the exposure, according to the study published in the Journal of the Neurological Sciences in 2006.
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The actress-activist stopped by Sway in the Morning Tuesday to chat with host Sway Calloway on Eminem's SiriusXM channel Shade 45, where she cleared up her Metallica mishap and swooned over her Grammy run-in with Beyoncé.
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What the Lakers may have up their sleeves is still relatively unknown, but in Tuesday's trade they dumped a valuable asset, gained another draft pick, and cleared up future cap space — moves that hint at a bigger plan.
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The company has now cleared up outstanding litigation in two of its biggest United States markets: It dropped a suit about a New York law that fines people who illegally list their homes on short-term rental platforms.
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During the interview with Reuters early Saturday, Prince Alwaleed never removed his sunglasses, drank from a mug with his own face on it and said that his detention had been a "misunderstanding" that would be cleared up soon.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said on Thursday that Italy and France have a deep historical bond and that any tensions can be cleared up quickly, after Paris recalled its ambassador from Rome earlier in the day.
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In a 2013 paper, he described 11 patients he had seen over a five-year period, all of whom came in with chronic skin disorders that cleared up significantly when drugs containing coloring were replaced by dye-free medications.
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Joe Quenqua, who runs the entertainment practice at DKC Marketing and Public Relations, cleared up one thing right off the bat: No nominees, no matter what they say, concede they are losing until that golden envelope has been opened.
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Among its demands for re-entering government, Sinn Fein insists they will not vote for DUP leader Arlene Foster as First Minister until the scandal that triggered the poll - a botched heating subsidies scheme she established - is cleared up.
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Sadikin said a forestry permit for the mine still needed to be issued, and "the 185 trillion rupiah ($12.80 billion) from tailings damage still needs to be cleared up" although he was confident that all the environmental problems could be resolved.
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The DMs themselves are fairly harmless — Luyendyk messaged her an article about Martinez's post-show disappearance, which has since been cleared up, and later pointed out that Martinez was born the same year he attended what looks like senior prom.
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ORTENBERG, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday called the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul a "monstrosity" and vowed to halt all German arms exports to Riyadh until the case is cleared up.
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It's without a doubt the most raw, frank look at the world of YouTube celebrity out there, and it cleared up a lot of questions people have had about Paul, Team 10, and all the drama these past few years.
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I spoke this evening with Rabbi Rafi Peretz and cleared up these points and emphasize that the education system in Israel will continue to accept all the boys and girls as they are with no difference regarding their sexual orientation.
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STOCKHOLM, Nov 8 (Reuters) - The board of brake systems firm Haldex said on Tuesday it still saw regulatory risks with a takeover bid from German rival Knorr-Bremse, but recommended shareholders accept the offer if Knorr-Bremse cleared up such concerns.
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On Wednesday, the 32-year-old actress — who is now leading a reality series of her own, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club — stopped by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where she cleared up romance rumors about her time with Taylor.
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Richard suspects his pal of sleeping with his girlfriend, Sasha (the disarming Emily Tyra); when the confusion is cleared up, Richie offers to make amends by taking them out on his pleasure yacht for a day of fun and frolic.
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"The Socialist Party believes that a project that is so important that it could jeopardize the solidity and survival of the national energy company requires that all doubts and hesitations be cleared up before the project continues," the party said.
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Some of the uncertainty could be cleared up Monday, when Weinstein is due to be arraigned on a new indictment, and an appeals court is expected to rule on a defense motion for a change of venue that prosecutors oppose.
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That may be cleared up (CNBC) Apple (AAPL) is closing the technological loophole that let authorities hack into iPhones, angering police and other officials and reigniting a debate over whether the government has a right to get into personal devices.
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It is unclear if the arrest on Tuesday cleared up the one remaining mystery in the case: the identity of another burglar, known as Basil, who was filmed by security cameras during the theft but who had not been caught.
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Their power stems from the way they keep zombies cleared up outside these various colonies — this is the "service" they provide — but if there's anything this show has essentially proved over seven seasons, it's that zombies aren't that tough to kill.
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She added: "We can only do an agreement on the future relationship with Britain when all questions about its exit have been cleared up satisfactorily," while pointing out that serious negotiations could not start until after the British elections in June.
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Patterson-UTI Energy CEO Andy Hendricks said his company operates 21 rigs for drillers in the South Texas area, some of which were being put back to work on Monday as the weather cleared up between San Antonio and the coast.
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There are a lot of good new features in iOS 113, but it's clear that Apple's pushing hard to get it out, and I don't think there's any harm in waiting a tick for these bugs to get cleared up.
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"All the rubbish will be cleared up, starting now, today," said Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, adding that about 50 trucks had been dispatched overnight and 30 more on Friday morning to rid the city of rubbish piling up as waste treatment workers strike.
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After mounting speculation, the state party released a statement earlier in the night saying that a change in the way the outcome will be reported had sowed some confusion and that no results would be reported until the "inconsistencies" were cleared up.
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Both parties had already licensed their technology to several firms, notably Editas and CRISP Therapeutics, and that research is on hold until the patent kerfuffle is cleared up, forcing companies to sit on technology they may or may not own the rights to.
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Cary Deuber and her husband Mark Deuber had already cleared up rumors about the beginnings of their marriage in the Real Housewives of Dallas season 1 reunion, denying allegations that they began seeing each another while Mark was still married to another woman.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Simona Halep's path to a second successive French Open title cleared up in spectacular fashion on Saturday after 23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams and world number one Naomi Osaka exited Roland Garros in the third round on Saturday.
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"Faster communication is important so that tips about possible attacks can be quickly assessed and terrorist acts can be prevented if possible before they take place or cleared up in a more focused way," Germany's EU Commissioner Guenther Oettinger told the daily Bild.
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Since then, a number of studies have cleared up some uncertainties about birth outcomes, particularly as home birth is practiced in the U.S., said primary author Dr. William H. Barth Jr., chief of the Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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"All the rubbish will be cleared up, starting now, today," said Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, adding that about 50 trucks had been dispatched overnight and 30 more on Friday morning to rid the city of waste left piled up by striking workers.
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When time came to ask questions, the volunteer interpreter offered only modest help when I asked about Jar Tui's experiences in the air force, or the effects of gambling on Muay Thai, though she easily cleared up my questions about the fat trainer.
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Mercury retrograde's clash with Mars finds you engaged in an argument that should have already been cleared up in the worst case scenario, but it may just find you in a fired up mood around communication and eager to get things accomplished.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump cleared up one of the capital's least suspenseful mysteries on Thursday, acknowledging that he did not record conversations with James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director he fired in anger over an investigation into his campaign's possible ties to Russia.
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To this mind-set, when there is no fact that can't be deduced or retconned or cleared up in a prequel, there must be only one definitive solution — and it's in David Chase's head; he just needs to spill the damn beans.
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That suggests that Tesla's problem is really with marketing, that drivers hear "Autopilot" and assume they can let their attention wander while using it, and that if Tesla just changed the name, a lot of the problems associated with Autopilot could be cleared up.
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"Everybody … seems to be — I think from a consensus perspective — bullish on a recovery in the back half of this year, and there are still some structural issues that need to get cleared up before crude oil prices can have a meaningful tailwind," he said.
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"From our perspective, it's undisputed that no bonuses should be dispensed to executives and senior managers" for as long as the emissions scandal has not been fully cleared up, the SdK capital investors' lobby, which represents shareholders' voting rights in listed German companies, said.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Cleared up syntax in grafs 1 and 2 Max Domi scored the go-ahead goal with 21.1 seconds left as the host Montreal Canadiens posted three goals in the final four minutes and defeated the Washington Capitals 43-4 on Thursday night.
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" On Saturday, Wolitarsky cleared up what he called a "misperception" of the team's views on sexual assault: "[S]exual harassment and violence against women have no place on this campus, on our team, in our society and at no time is it ever condoned.
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Ultimately, thanks to follow-up media reports, fact-checking websites and social media threads by Dara Lind at Vox and by Ms. Dickerson, in addition to explainers like the one from another colleague, Amy Harmon, much of the confusion has largely been cleared up.
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A big reason that China's air has cleared up, though, is that it has a more authoritarian government, so when Chinese officials give the order to shut down factories and limit traffic ahead of major events like the 2008 Beijing Olympics, it gets done.
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"The Austrian (conservative) lawmakers will vote in favor because we believe that there can be no compromises on the rule of law and democracy and it is therefore important that the accusations that have been made against Hungary are cleared up," Kurz told ORF television.
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For Mr. Valenti, who said he had no prior intestinal symptoms, a potent antibiotic and days on nothing but clear liquids cleared up the infection, and he was told at the time to avoid eating nuts, seeds and foods like blueberries, strawberries and crackers with seeds.
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CHANTILLY, France, July 18 (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymaker Jens Weidmann said on Thursday stablecoins offered prospects for prosperity but users needed to be aware of the risks of using them, adding that only when all questions on them had been cleared up could they go ahead.
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And if any Cleveland resident had entertained any wild misconceptions—Oh, this'll be nothing—about what it would look like to host the coronation of the most controversial presidential nominee in decades, in a time of accelerated emotions and anger, they were quickly being cleared up.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The ruling Socialist Party of French President Francois Hollande said on Monday the Hinkley Point nuclear project in Britain is a risk to the survival of state-owned utility EDF and that all doubts about the project must be cleared up before it continues.
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EditorsNote: Edit 13: Cleared up syntax Andrew Benintendi collected three hits, including the game-tying triple in the bottom of the fifth inning as the Boston Red Sox continued the best start in team history with a 21-23 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday.
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"The president has been following everything with concern and gave us the order to put everything at the disposal of the courts so it can be cleared up as quickly as possible," Germán Garavano, the justice and human rights minister, told the state-run news agency Télam.
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JADA: The heavy downpour that started right after we boarded was a bummer, but in a magical moment, the rain cleared up just around the time we reached the famous Lorelei rock, which juts out of the water just before the tiny town of St. Goarshausen.
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" "A misunderstanding on the part of the chancellor must be cleared up before the exploratory talks begin: We Greens are resolutely against the driving bans of which there is a risk due to the lack of action and ignorance of her Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt, Germany's most incompetent minister.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Cleared up syntax in Grafs 11-12 Bennett Skowronek caught the go-ahead 32-yard touchdown with 9:27 remaining, and visiting Northwestern clinched its first Big Ten West Division title with a 14-10 victory over No. 393 Iowa Saturday in frigid Iowa City.
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While Boyega swiftly issued an apology and cleared up the misinterpretation of his words, Tran was once again centered in the narrative she never asked to be a part of — two years after she bared her soul in an essay she'd hoped, at the time, was the final word.
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Confusion over exactly how many gunmen were involved was at least partly cleared up on Tuesday when police said Saiful Islam Chowkidar, a pizza maker at the Holey Artisan restaurant, was among the six people security forces killed when they stormed the building to end a 12-hour standoff.
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"This person will face the full force of New Zealand law, and will spend the rest of his life in isolation in a New Zealand prison," Peters said, adding later that "misinterpretations" in the days following the shooting had been cleared up following his meeting with Erdogan and the OIC.
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Confusion over exactly how many gunmen were involved was at least partly cleared up on Tuesday, when police named Saiful Islam Chowkidar, a pizza maker at the Holey Artisan Bakery, as among the six people security forces killed when they stormed the building to end a 12-hour stand-off.
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The formula is pretty much done when they happen to find themselves underneath the mistletoe, and they kiss, and then there's a misunderstanding, but it's cleared up within 10 minutes and we get one more kiss before everyone lives happily ever after and, even more importantly, has a very merry Christmas.
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When I asked what I would be doing there, the officer told me, as nonchalantly as if he were telling me the baked beans were good, "We'll just detain you in a holding cell until we get it all cleared up" — which sounded so ridiculous that I hardly believed him.
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This female Viking of high standing would have been active in the 9th and 10th centuries and DNA testing cleared up not only her gender and gave researchers some idea about her heritage in the British Islands, as well as the North Atlantic Islands and Scandinavia — all locations Vikings were known to visit.
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" Siegel's attorney, Leon Gladstone, said in a statement on Friday that the 2005 deal Presley was complaining about "cleared up over $20 million in debts Lisa had incurred and netted her over $40 million cash and a multi-million dollar income stream, most of which she managed to squander in the ensuing years.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Cleared up Graf 6 Purdue quarterback David Blough threw four touchdown passes, three to wide receiver Terry Wright, and Spencer Evans kicked the deciding 25-yard field goal with eight seconds left as the Boilermakers took down the No. 16 Iowa Hawkeyes 38-2753 on Saturday in West Lafayette, Ind.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi, the chief executive of Uber and an Iranian-American, told the conference's sponsor in a phone call that the allegations about Mr. Khashoggi were "terrible," and that he would not go to Riyadh unless the questions about the journalist's fate were cleared up, according to two people briefed on the conversation.
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The 2020 Democratic presidential primary race has cleared up considerably since the weekend, with billionaire Tom SteyerTom SteyerOn The Trail: Bloomberg's millions can't buy him many delegates Young Turks host: Warren should drop out, back Sanders Trump: Biden 'doesn't know where he is, or what he's doing' MORE, former South Bend, Ind.
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But Seade said the dispute was cleared up after meeting with U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerGOP senator warns quick vote on new NAFTA would be 'huge mistake' Pelosi casts doubt on USMCA deal in 2019 Pelosi sounds hopeful on new NAFTA deal despite tensions with White House MORE Monday.
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No. 3 Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, the senator from New York, announced that he was diagnosed with pneumonia several weeks ago but it has since cleared up, The Associated Press reported Monday, one day after Clinton's own pneumonia diagnosis was revealed after she fell ill at a 9/11 memorial service in New York City.
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If there had been any tiny shred of doubt over the remains buried in 1998, it had been cleared up after the discovery of Alexei and Maria in 2007, who were swiftly identified as part of the same family as the previously interred bodies, thanks to laboratory techniques which were growing ever more sophisticated.
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The mystery was cleared up Wednesday when the network said the message was sent from Cooper's assistant in NYC, while Anderson was in D.C. CNN says the assistant, who's been on the job for 10 years, left his phone unlocked and unattended at the gym, and someone grabbed it and fired off the tweet.
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He was the last of the front-cloth comedians, meaning they dropped a cloth behind you while they cleared up the stage from the Liberty Horses and got it ready for the man who pulled doves out of his jacket, and there you were, but with an act that had been burnished until it was a jewel.
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"Usually when there's an audit, and it's cleared up, if there are no other issues, it's a number of years, two or three at least, before you hear from us again, unless something in your next return pops up," John Koskinen said Friday during a taping of C-SPAN's "Newsmakers," according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"Usually when there's an audit, and it's cleared up, if there are no other issues, it's a number of years, two or three at least, before you hear from us again, unless something in your next return pops up," John Koskinen said Friday during a taping of C-SPAN's "Newsmakers," according to The Wall Street Journal: http://bit.ly/21ElgKw.
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In an anguished phone call late last week with the conference's sponsor, Yasir Al Rumayyan, Mr. Khosrowshahi, who is Iranian-American, told him that the allegations about Mr. Khashoggi were "terrible," and that he would not go to Riyadh unless the questions about his fate were cleared up, according to two people briefed on the conversation.
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"It locked in people's view that this is a mess, and the way we would know the mess had cleared up is the N.C.A.A." North Carolina Coach Roy Williams and Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski, who have few peers as power brokers in the state, have hardly disguised their belief that the law was an embarrassment for North Carolina.
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This time, Brown takes an ordinary racist Floridian (who swears he's not a racist, he just thinks Central and South American immigrants are invading his country...glad that's cleared up) and uses a combination of classical conditioning, elaborate setups, and a heavy dose of Derren Brown-y mind games to see if his subject could possibly learn enough empathy to lay down his life for a member of the group he hates.
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Despite lagging the global upturn, Britain's economy has not slowed as sharply as many forecasters expected at the time of the decision by voters to leave the European Union As well as the unexpectedly strong global recovery, NIESR said Britain was being helped by the fall in the value of sterling which was boosting British exports, and by December's deal between London and Brussels about the terms of Britain's divorce from the EU which cleared up some uncertainty.
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