People have come back to Fluor, they have come back to KBR and Aecom is a good stock.
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"Good deeds come back to help you, and bad deeds come back to haunt you," he said this week.
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You never come back to the same place, you just come back to the same point on the spiral.
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"Jennifer is not going to come back to me in 25 years, she's not going to come back to me in 40 years, she's not going to come back to me at all," said her mother Carolyn Knox.
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"In the end, you come back to your roots, you come back to what you liked when you were young," Koffmann recounts.
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She's also resumed filming of RHONY: "I was so happy to come back to my work, to come back to my life," she says.
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First priority Salvini - please come back to home, or come back to beach with mojito and all the dancing, because this is his dream.
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"For me to come back to live alone is like to come back to Florence in 1990," she said, thinking back to the very beginning of her career.
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" Manager Carlo Ancelotti agreed with Martinez's apprehension about the stadium, saying: "It's always a pleasure to come back to Madrid but it's not exactly great to come back to the Calderon.
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" He added that Democrats should "come back to reality.
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But eventually tribal realities come back to haunt the country.
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PERINO: Can I come back to make my good points?
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But like a boomerang, it has come back to us.
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Now we've come back to study and we need help.
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He gonna come back to work with a magical glow.
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We do the surgeries, and we come back to Houston.
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And we'll come back to that because they called us.
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Watkins' Twitter comments have also come back to haunt her.
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The information you share can come back to haunt you.
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Whether he'll come back to Twitter remains to be seen.
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WHAT TAX RATE WOULD MAKE YOU COME BACK TO AMERICA?
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Then, once it's set up, come back to this guide.
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But today, PowerPoint has come back to haunt me. Often.
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The feelings come back to you – the view, the people.
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We would hope they would come back to the table.
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I come back to one theme again and again: impunity.
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These jobs now need to come back to help newcomers.
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She tells him to come back to the offi — CLICK.
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We can come back to that if you want. Yeah.
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I hope that Beijing will come back to its senses.
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And so, we come back to the question of trust.
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This is why people come back to Facebook every day.
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More than half have come back to China, some voluntarily.
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It's not just that I come back to these themes.
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That won't change just because she's come back to him.
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This time, it's not expected to come back to life.
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It was on purpose, because they come back to Massachusetts.
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She hasn't even come back to pick up her stuff.
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Not a single person can come back to their home.
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In most cases, those efforts have come back to bite.
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Those comments, though justified, may come back to haunt her.
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I was myself, I would always come back to myself.
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Ferguson can't come back to the beach in South Florida.
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SO THIS IS GOING TO COME BACK TO THE PRESIDENT.
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But that debt can come back to haunt a relationship.
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Do you imagine you'll come back to Silicon Valley after?
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Yes, members of Congress come back to town this week.
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Buying overvalued assets could come back to bite investors later.
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Because many different things, I'll come back to about it.
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But a lot of them do come back to politics.
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Go and do something else and come back to it.
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"Let us come back to the table," the teacher said.
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Okay, well, we're going to come back to that, obviously.
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When you come back to Europe, it's a little different.
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Old ideas come back to you this Mercury retrograde cycle.
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I always seem to come back to that for inspiration.
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I sometimes delete the app and come back to it.
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"I hope it can come back to China," he said.
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And again, I come back to this financial assistance package.
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Awesome swing ... now come back to us soon, baseball. Please.
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Their leaders don't want them to come back to Washington.
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"If you do that, customers never come back to you."
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And we can come back to "Godless" in a minute.
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Soak it all in, then come back to this column.
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How does it feel to come back to the character?
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It was nice to come back to Southern California again.
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"It will always come back to bite you," he said.
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And now it's going to come back to haunt them.
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You'll come back to it quicker and with more energy.
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It's time to come back to reality, dear sea goat.
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When I come back to the office there's strawberry shortcake!
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If they reconciled, she would come back to make changes.
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The effort, stalled for decades, has come back to life.
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Iran is on notice they must come back to compliance.
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I think markets will come back to being more volatile.
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They'll then come back to you for future jewelry purchases.
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We'll come back to you if she starts producing dates.
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What percentage of that money has come back to Alphabet?
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We maintain the global economy will come back to life.
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Then come back to us to cook what you learn.
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It's about getting people to come back to the platform.
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Always come back to that with every decision you make.
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What is it like to come back to America now?
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"We always come back to communication, communication, communication," she said.
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Some fear that the body may come back to life.
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"I never thought I'd come back to Iraq," Bazoni said.
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That action has already come back to bite the Democrats.
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He would periodically come back to the US for business.
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I would put it aside, then come back to it.
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Here, we perhaps come back to managerial fallibility on repeat.
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Because people, again, I come back to your audience is smart.
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How did you know you should come back to the show?
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After all, no matter what, they will come back to life.
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That's budded, withered, and come back to budding several times over.
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But at some point you have to come back to reality.
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That headphone jack is a key feature I'll come back to.
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Between reviews, however, I always come back to the Apple Watch.
|
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Playing with bad potions is always gonna come back to you.
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The most important is health and I'll come back to that.
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And that could come back to haunt the President in court.
|
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"That human capital does not come back to NASA," Bridenstine said.
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But we have this mandate we have to come back to.
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"I was meant to come back to my country," he says.
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I think I come back to "Let It Be" a lot.
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So that's why I felt it would come back to me.
|
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Then energy you put out really does come back to you.
|
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All of those mentioned above have come back, to diminishing returns.
|
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We need them to come back to us, to the grandchildren.
|
|
Now let's come back to my initial question for a minute.
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And which, evidently, keeps them trying to come back to Twitter.
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I come back to the hotel and take a quick shower.
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So it's Windows first, then we'll come back to Mac later.
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Surely this would come back to bite me in the ass.
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"I truly thought I'd never come back to music," Bublé continued.
|
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I wanted to come back to LA. That story was true.
|
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That Travis wants to come back to the company appears correct.
|
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Then it will all come back to you with a smile.
|
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This year, that could come back to bite them, Cramer warned.
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This statement would soon come back to haunt the young congressman.
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So, this was Linda, come back to give me a sign.
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If she wants to come back to Russia then let her.
|
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The boy said he had to come back to the home.
|
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Those missed opportunities they usually can come back to haunt you.
|
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"I was really scared to come back to school," she said.
|
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Such outperformance could then come back to impact corporate decision-making.
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The people can come back to visit next week, she smirks.
|
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And so we come back to our questions from the beginning.
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Instead, put the information aside and come back to it later.
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And come back to PEOPLE on the evening of Tuesday, Nov.
|
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To come back to the subject to raise, national health insurance.
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"Yes, it has come back to haunt the Republicans," said Napolitano.
|
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Are characters who have come back to life able to die?
|
|
And now the movement has come back to where it started.
|
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"He needs to come back to committee," Graham told Fox News.
|
|
We suggest you watch The Craft and come back to us.
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"It all will come back to Trump, one way or another."
|
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Come back to The Hill tonight and tomorrow as this develops.
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These stories come back to me as I mourn Muhammad Ali.
|
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It's the whole cycle, then you come back to the idea.
|
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"Hardly any Atlantic salmon come back to New England," noted Fitz.
|
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Do we think this all won't come back to haunt us?
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Arthur: Let's make a note to come back to this topic.
|
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You want to come back to a water system that works.
|
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Are you planning to come back to the US anytime soon?
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She promised him she'd come back to life as a dove.
|
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They destroy some paper and come back to slap some more.
|
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Stewart doesn't have to come back to prove anything to anybody.
|
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He would then come back to them, making changes before recording.
|
|
What was it really like to come back to the stage?
|
|
"He needs to come back to committee," Graham told Fox News.
|
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They can come back to bite you like nobody has been.
|
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For the Shokranis, conversations about commitment always come back to Islam.
|
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If I don't answer it, just come back to me. Gladly.
|
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He wants to come back to the land of the living.
|
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They can come back to life again when it warms up.
|
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Then you can come back to it with a fresh mind.
|
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K., so, you're not come — you can't come back to Canada.
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It's 1-1, and the stadium has come back to life.
|
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But then I'd ask myself why and come back to it.
|
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It&aposs more important for you to come back to me.
|
|
All the cows I've eaten have come back to haunt me.
|
|
Presently, the industry has come back to around one million jobs.
|
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And oftentimes those tasks come back to bite you later on.
|
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But then it would come back to her: They were gone.
|
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Perhaps you can come back to it later, if that's easier.
|
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Winfried [Engelbrecht-Bresges] called me to come back to Hong Kong.
|
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They just don't taste good when they come back to life.
|
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Wake me the hell up and come back to the planet.
|
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He predicted the U.S. would eventually come back to the pact.
|
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Yet for some reason we come back to the royale again.
|
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So they come back to put things back where they belong.
|
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But with marriage, you always come back to the same place.
|
|
He could have conceivably come back to Earth at any time.
|
|
Check out The Hill's Tuesday paper or come back to TheHill.
|
|
This move will come back to bite him and his party.
|
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I want these other designers to come back to New York.
|
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Those who go missing rarely come back to tell their stories.
|
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This one is timeless, and I constantly come back to it.
|
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As a product reviewer, it's really saying something when I consistently come back to a product, and Everlane's Day Glove is the one pair of flats I'll always come back to for its comfort and easy style.
|
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"It's obviously held that uptrend from the December lows very, very nicely, but interestingly enough, it's come back to that uptrend and it's also come back to the level where it broke out in August," Nathan said.
|
|
So they come back to Kenya, where they face an awful choice.
|
|
Ally: I didn't expect Noel to ever come back to the show.
|
|
Why is artist management the job that you always come back to?
|
|
I make a mental note to never come back to this place.
|
|
But the internal movement was always going to come back to bite.
|
|
"Literally": it will always come back to bite you in the ass.
|
|
Matadamas has also been trying to come back to the United States.
|
|
Thirty years later, the secrets they share come back to haunt them.
|
|
And the deals should come back to Congress for ratification and approval.
|
|
But these photos may come back to bite some of the reviewers.
|
|
Will Girardi come back to Atlanta so we can become best friends?
|
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I've got to do homework and I will come back to you.
|
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"Just outside Srinagar things have really come back to normal," he said.
|
|
Then, the hacker can come back to the device whenever she wants.
|
|
"Amy [Sherman-Palladino] didn't come back to fuck it up," Padalecki said.
|
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We left thinking there might not be anything to come back to.
|
|
The ahjumma demanded to know when I would come back to Korea.
|
|
When you give up the freebees, they come back to haunt you.
|
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All of these things come back to bite us in the end.
|
|
Helpful to get elected, it can come back to haunt you afterwards.
|
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I want to come back to this concept later— RICHARD CLARIDA: Yeah.
|
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And if we don't come back to God, we're not going anywhere.
|
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" "She was hoping to persuade Rocco to come back to New York . . .
|
|
Then I come back to C.'s to shower and get ready.
|
|
Here are Nadella's full remarks: I always come back to two things.
|
|
We hope she'll eventually find a way to come back to Paris.
|
|
The issue is expected to come back to life in early 2018.
|
|
Be honest, or else it will probably come back to bite you.
|
|
We're trying to come back to the real world now — it's hard.
|
|
Benjen did come back — to save a different Stark in Season 6.
|
|
We&aposre going to come back to it and get it done.
|
|
Though he'll probably just come back to life if that happens anyway.
|
|
I'd recommend them to come back to really build up the look.
|
|
You can't come back to your job because you've missed too much.
|
|
And that's what might come back to hurt it in the end.
|
|
I think that that's exactly where we have to come back to.
|
|
The trucks come back to her village before 5am the next morning.
|
|
Hopefully we'll be able to come back to you in a moment.
|
|
It may be Justin's own words that come back to haunt him.
|
|
"This is the year they come back to earnings growth," he said.
|
|
Anybody think that's not going to come back to bite us eventually?
|
|
This big move into European stocks could come back to haunt investors.
|
|
Many characters have died, almost as many have come back to life.
|
|
We're gonna-- come back to you in just a couple of minutes.
|
|
This might really come back to bite the ladies in the butt.
|
|
But I had to come back to Bombay and we couldn't meet.
|
|
Just set it, walk away, and come back to a perfect texture.
|
|
"Come back to see what your company's done?" he asked, knife sharp.
|
|
I sketch, then come back to the idea later and augment it.
|
|
Thomas killed his wife because she would not come back to him.
|
|
An example that I come back to is the duty of confidentiality.
|
|
He appears to die and come back to life on several occasions.
|
|
"Falluja has come back to the country's bosom," the prime minister said.
|
|
And know that she will come back to you when she can.
|
|
Words come back to bite you if you can't back it up.
|
|
I'd just like to see a little civility come back to it.
|
|
And then come back to me and we can talk about it.
|
|
I knew, in 1988, that I would come back to New York.
|
|
It's super-tough, especially the summit, but we'll come back to that.
|
|
The reason for the email changes may come back to trade wars.
|
|
The Euro Summit will come back to these issues in December 2018.
|
|
And it's starting to come back to the forefront of the debate.
|
|
Every time I travel I'm so excited to come back to ends.
|
|
The celebration would later come back to... bite him on the ass.
|
|
I'd come back to my parents' house the night before after negotiation.
|
|
So this was a way for me to come back to that.
|
|
Many of them left other jobs to come back to Black Crescent.
|
|
Let me come back to the metaphor of a book, though. Okay.
|
|
None of them intend to come back to prison once they're out.
|
|
Whenever I come back to it, I hope it will be different.
|
|
Offer them enough, and many will come back to the labor force.
|
|
But such a laissez-faire attitude could come back to haunt them.
|
|
If we can't go there we will come back to the Jungle.
|
|
I'd leave to run and would come back to work every night.
|
|
Others have come back to see a retrospective or a restored classic.
|
|
You know, they come back to some countries, and they come in.
|
|
And Texas Republican gerrymandering could come back to bite them in 2018.
|
|
I want to come back to this in a minute or two.
|
|
But we will come back to this battle time and time again.
|
|
"I always come back to the facts," he said in an interview.
|
|
I'd probably have to come back to comics again and say Batman.
|
|
"He has never attempted to come back to the U.S.," she said.
|
|
Going through life without obstacles is gonna come back to bite … hard.
|
|
SR Some stage actors have difficulty when they come back to film.
|
|
He says she didn't come back to the states until Jan. 14.
|
|
Leave the room the way you want to come back to it.
|
|
"Well, Tony Robbins won't ever come back to SuperCamp again," she wrote.
|
|
"If Olive goes first she'll come back to fetch me," she remarked.
|
|
This is a big problem that will come back to bite us.
|
|
And I really had this strong desire to come back (to China).
|
|
I'm still wearing a coat when the trees come back to life.
|
|
"He can come back to act in soap operas," Mr. Valente said.
|
|
"Hopefully it will come back to me and inspire me," he said.
|
|
"(Spain) is a trade that we'll come back to," RLAM's Rayner added.
|
|
"(Spain) is a trade that we'll come back to," RLAM's Rayner added.
|
|
Many people have had ancient, ignorant tweets come back to bite them.
|
|
We&aposre gonna come back to Wonder Woman in a little bit.
|
|
Would you like to come back to my house for a shower?
|
|
And I think this country is going to come back to that.
|
|
His casual treatment of their struggle may come back to haunt Republicans.
|
|
Old fights come back to the surface, and old slights are resurrected.
|
|
Since her return, she said her spirit has come back to life.
|
|
Didn't he worry that the lies could come back to hurt him?
|
|
"The production inspired me to come back to making music," he recalls.
|
|
You love gossip, and your words often come back to bite you.
|
|
Now, I may come back to basketball, but this is my decision.
|
|
We'll certainly come back to this story line in the coming days.
|
|
So let's start with bitcoin and then we'll come back to Ripple.
|
|
LG: Think about that and we'll come back to you on that.
|
|
In "Dear Vanessa," she writes, My beautiful vampire, come back to me.
|
|
So as a middle class taxpayer, I don't mind paying a certain amount in if it's going to come back to me in the form of health care, if it's going to come back to me in the form of education for my kids, if it's going to come back to me in the form of a better road to get me to my job.
|
|
I come back to the idea of community and I come back to this emotional feeling of what it means to be a young person and participate and see people like you and think you might be on Overtime.
|
|
How often would the Falcons have come back to win under this system?
|
|
Why don't you come back to my place and tell me some jokes?
|
|
In the past few weeks, those claims have come back to public attention.
|
|
I want to come back to the question of fear and the future.
|
|
I knew she would come back to me but for a few days.
|
|
Our numbers are good, and we'll come back to you with a number.
|
|
And if it ain't your thing, you won't come back to the show.
|
|
I want to return, and I'll never come back to the Middle East.
|
|
You've taken your abuse, and now you can come back to the fold.
|
|
Save the tweet with Bookmarks, and come back to it whenever you want.
|
|
I felt that , So I assumed my boyfriend had come back to bed.
|
|
"That's an example of how outreach can come back to you," she says.
|
|
This is the one moment in your life that you'll come back to.
|
|
If it doesn't work out I can come back to this job, right?
|
|
"I'm just glad we have a home to come back to," she said.
|
|
DAVID FABER: Larry, I want to come back to China for a minute.
|
|
After spending ages in purgatory, cyclical stocks have suddenly come back to life.
|
|
"I want to come back to New York and do Broadway," he said.
|
|
It's a pledge that may come back to haunt the Trump economic team.
|
|
" Another person wrote, "Don't come back to NOLA, we don't want yo ass.
|
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We're going to come back to Milwaukee being (ticked), like, you cannot fold.
|
|
The way we store things to come back to them later is subjective.
|
|
But avoid that kind of email: It could come back to haunt you.
|
|
It can also help spur former residents to come back to their roots.
|
|
Because at some point, it&aposs going to come back to haunt him.
|
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It&aposs really the Palestinians that need to come back to the table.
|
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They can come back to bite you like nobody has been bitten before.
|
|
I think it's been abandoned prematurely and people should come back to it.
|
|
Best-case scenario: How about a smallish deal to come back to Washington?
|
|
We have Daniel to thank for that, but we'll come back to that.
|
|
People come back to the world of Destiny for the sake of evolution.
|
|
O'Brien: At the end of the day, he'll always come back to family.
|
|
Especially not if the armies of the North come back to defend Winterfell.
|
|
But they want to come back to their land and start farming again.
|
|
I didn't see assistance, so I decided to come back to the camp.
|
|
But that doesn't mean Shelton is ready to come back to the fold.
|
|
Our favorite teen spy is about to come back to the small screen.
|
|
Because when they come back to life, they have been known to bite.
|
|
"They haven't seen that customer come back to the same level," Jaggi said.
|
|
He predicted a sanctions resolution will come back to haunt the Republicans politically.
|
|
People come back to us and say, 'You do the best bacon roll.
|
|
Otherwise, the small victories in copays will inevitably come back to bite us.
|
|
How they all come back to me: that's the test and the art.
|
|
Then come back to find out who "Uber A" is once they're unveiled.
|
|
The car will even "remember" you if you come back to the car.
|
|
I come back to life at a nearby building, my last save point.
|
|
I am quite sure that one day Yulia will come back to Moscow.
|
|
Democrats need to come back to the table and abandon the crazy rhetoric.
|
|
Its mission is to test reusable space technologies, then come back to Earth.
|
|
I said I wanted the Americans to come back to Cam Ranh Bay.
|
|
There's the briefest glimpse of someone called Oz—we'll come back to him.
|
|
After four outfit changes, I decide I'll come back to change in between.
|
|
At some point the party's institutional amnesia may come back to bite it.
|
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No matter what happens, I always come back to the Baldur's Gate franchise.
|
|
Misuse of government resources has come back to haunt past Trump administration officials.
|
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I will come back to the States and join in the fight to
|
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"There is scope to come back to the table and renegotiate," Martin said.
|
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Your courteousness will come back to you in the form of good energy.
|
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That way you can come back to them when you're ready to cook.
|
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But only three Bosnian Muslims had dared to come back to live there.
|
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They come back to Earth and the selling starts to pick up again.
|
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And many of those who do will come back to finish with gusto.
|
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But I knew I was going to come back to that project eventually.
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This overly conservative investing philosophy could come back to haunt them, LaBella said.
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You want to come back to where you have the food you need.
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My breathing labors, my back stiffens, and I slowly come back to reality.
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I'm just sitting, waiting for my family to come back to the car.
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We'll always come back to the history of unfulfilled expectations, till the end.
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He wants her to come back to Fukushima, but she doesn't want this.
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For more on the battle between Hillary and Bernie, come back to TheHill.
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"These people don't really have a country to come back to," he said.
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It returns when they come back to land — a pattern never seen before.
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"The next mega-attack will come back to high-rises," Chief Pfeifer said.
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Also, remember the Lysol SDS because we're going to come back to it.
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Those who have returned have come back to a school that feels different.
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China had pretty much indicated their willingness to come back to the table.
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You might need to put the puzzle down and come back to it.
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You make errors in the major leagues, they come back to bite you.
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But even France has come back to full membership, 10 years ago now.
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These songs are excruciatingly dark but its music I always come back to.
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Afterward, with a bit more perspective, you can come back to current events.
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I have no idea if I'm ever able to come back to Twitch.
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Decades later, I come back to Odessa and turn off my hearing aids.
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How does it feel to come back to the theater as a playwright.
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Business will have to come back to support the edifice of our species.
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The ad has to come back to earth at the moment of truth.
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We'll come back to Cersei, but first let's return to the Targaryen tryst.
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Customers come back to your store because you smile makes them feel appreciated.
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So they excluded those three and now it's come back to bite them.
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But in this crowded field, that compromise could come back to bite Sanders.
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I am relieved and excited to come back to this one next week.
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They turn into strong women who have come back to destroy your world.
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Some of malls' vacant storefronts will come back to life with nontraditional retailers.
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Just when and where she might come back to New York were unclear.
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I'm sure this is not going away, so we'll come back to it.
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I hope those words don't come back to haunt me in the future.
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"I really feel I can come back to Switzerland and decompress," he said.
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I can't imagine how these barren trees could someday come back to life.
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You kind of come back to where we are on those bigger issues.
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"His personality has come back to the person that he used to be."
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It was just his spirit come back to pay them a last visit.
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Since then, Trump, Giuliani and others have come back to the story repeatedly.
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Save the Tweet with Bookmarks, and come back to it whenever you want.
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Nielsen said Padilla will come back to Washington to manage the operational effort.
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"So it takes a long time to come back to you," Storch said.
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Then the fundamentals come back to the fore: How far does inflation go?
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You come back to check on your ice cream, and it's just soup.
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Unfortunately, Johann's popularity had come back to haunt him—people kept recognizing him.
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Those drives ended in field goals, which would come back to haunt Dallas.
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I'll have to come back to NOLA just to get another Miss Tracy's!
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"May will now come back to Brussels and be rebuffed," one diplomat said.
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But again, I come back to ... KS: Where are those dumb sneakers, Frank?
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They'll get jobs from it and then they'll come back to LinkedIn more.
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Still, Republicans and Democrats seem to want to come back to health care.
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What we're trying to do is come back to the tribal organizing document.
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Turner is somebody I come back to over and over and over again.
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They need to get to work, and come back to me with recommendations.
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At that point, he told her to come back to the store on Saturday.
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After all that, I decided to come back to Santai and be a trainer.
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This place was forgotten for twenty years, and now has come back to life.
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No one has ever been frozen and then come back to life when thawed.
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Come back to Mashable for all the latest from the ground at the event.
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But then, maybe a few days later, you come back to her YouTube channel.
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"If this ban continues, my sister cannot ever come back to the US again."
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They don't know if they're going to come back to a home or not.
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"I&aposll try again to come back" to Europe, Ahmed said with a shrug.
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" I always thought in the back of mind, "Well, I'll come back to it.
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When she didn't come back to celebrate her mother's birthday, her family grew worried.
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"There's no sense they're going to come back to the negotiating table," said Blanch.
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They certainly can just not come back to work the next day, you know?
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The outcome of the trial will come back to haunt Trump on Election Day.
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If nothing else, it may come back to Mr. Williams's term, enlightened self-interest.
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"I wish I could come back to America and not be scared," she said.
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If it doesn't come back to Netflix, flights to Germany aren't that expensive, right?
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Too many answers seem to come back to clothing or make-up—outward presentation.
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That's what it's going to come back to — consumers will have to pay more.
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"When you give back to people, it will come back to you," he adds.
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Also maybe this is a cue for the Dodgers to come back to Brooklyn?
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Prominent conservatives, too, fear that such a precedent might come back to haunt them.
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DECISIONS made long ago, and often long since forgotten, can come back to haunt.
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What made me come back to faith was working for a queer youth center.
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Nonetheless, I felt like now was the time it would come back to us.
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It's a decision that may come back to haunt Rick and prove Daryl right.
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"It's not like a government shutdown where they'll come back to work," he said.
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And then I would come back to L.A. and I would feel completely invisible.
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"I've had students that graduated that have come back to help," Hitzler tells PEOPLE.
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His approval ratings shot above 80% and have not come back to earth since.
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I would come back to the studio and dry out and go out again.
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Give it five or ten minutes of your time and come back to me.
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But his work guiding Ukraine's foreign policy has also come back to haunt him.
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It ought to learn from Verizon's experience: risky deals may come back to haunt.
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The Hamms called family staying nearby, telling them to come back to the hospital.
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Evaluate the inflation risk and come back to us and give us some feedback.
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Come back to The Hill throughout the night and tomorrow for ongoing campaign coverage.
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You can never detach yourself and try to come back to the real world.
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Have I just come back to someone I've been trying to run away from?
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Most importantly, politicians should remember that unrealistic promises may come back to haunt them.
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Astronauts usually come back to Earth about two inches taller than before they left.
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Walks definitely come back to hurt you, and you can't give away those freebies.
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I leave the internet for a few hours, come back to find out...1.
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But poetry, I often deliberately leave unread, so I can come back to it.
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You know, you have to give-- I wanna come back to Janet and Ben.
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And then suddenly in 2009 he decided to come back to the US voluntarily.
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Afterward, he asked if I wanted to come back to do a stage there.
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This will come back to haunt the party in this next election and beyond.
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"This is definitely a place I'm going to come back to again and again."
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If you don't want to cry this morning, come back to this one later.
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Watchmen has come back to the cultural fore today through two different sequel works.
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"I wish I could come back to America and not be scared," Williams said.
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"We're gonna come back to this after taxes," Graham said at a news conference.
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It's time for them to come back to Salem and do their jobs. pic.twitter.
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The plan was to come back to Thailand on vacation, after 22 years away.
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No one has looked behind the veil and come back to tell the tale.
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The penalty for breaking the rules, per Sloan: You couldn't come back to Sloan.
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Because to come back to my earlier point: Most old games are shit, frankly.
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But 40 years after Startas first launched, the label has come back to life.
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The Abbey — or, at least, "Downton Abbey: The Exhibition" — has come back to you.
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I come back to: Show me how fast a product is going to be.
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VICE SPORTS: What enticed you to come back to the United States this time?
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They generally come back to me during the day when I least expect it.
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He's not ready now, but in three years he will come back to you.
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"Today we are scared they will come back to attack our houses," he said.
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You play for the Lakers and then you come back to coach the team.
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We won't leave any room for randomness to come back to this area again.
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"I want to come back to the World Series and pitch better," he said.
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The important thing is to come back to how much we appreciate each other.
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But then he just said something else that will come back to haunt him.
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And after lunch, Markus would come back to his office and lock the door.
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The characters go through tough experiences but always come back to a good place.
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He'd come back to the hotel jet-lagged and hot and a little drunk.
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"Only the Sound Remains" must come back to New York for a longer run.
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I come back to the memorial every few weeks and grasp at another ten.
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It seems Apple's anti-right-to-repair recalcitrance has come back to bite it.
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Ellie and I continually come back to her box to learn and play more.
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If so, come back to your breath again and try to let it go.
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When the seeming rigor mortis thaws, it will all miraculously come back to life.
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A Facebook photo from the end of college could come back to haunt you.
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He asked her to come back to pick him up at 9:30 p.m.
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Telling artists what they can and cannot do may come back to bite you.
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"Ultimately, nearly all our problems come back to staggering underinvestment in ourselves," said Rep.
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When you receive constructive feedback, write it down and come back to it later.
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If they come back to town together, that would be news, all by itself.
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You come back to your childhood home after a long time away at college.
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That could come back to haunt him, leaving some, perhaps even many, feeling disenfranchised.
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"It's hard to come back to theater once you bite the apple," he said.
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But Mr Knight's dictum may yet come back to bite the company he created.■
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"It was a mistake and I think it will come back to haunt us."
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But it's the play in the definition that may come back to bite Twitter.
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Legend says that if you eat the berry you will come back to Patagonia.
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In the process, they might give audiences a reason to come back to theaters.
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Which is where I come back to Alexa, ready and waiting in my kitchen.
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A few asked if they could come back to the North Pole with me.
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But then quite suddenly, a few days earlier, she had come back to life.
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And when they're ready to buy a new one, they'll come back to you.
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His friends and family tried to convince him to come back to their world.
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That's how you come back to win eight games by a touchdown or less.
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And it remains unclear when Mr. Vayeghan will come back to the United States.
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Regina called when it was time for me to come back to say goodbye.
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What I can't predict is if and when U.T.L.A. will come back to bargaining.
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If you're going to ignore this issue, it will come back to haunt you.
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Come back to Vox on Sunday night for our live coverage of the ceremony!
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And so we come back to the DNA sample found on JonBenét's dead body.
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He has come back to the place where he grew up as a monk.
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We've gone a long roundabout way to come back to something we knew intuitively.
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"My husband had wanted to come back to his homeland all his life," she said.
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You can also search for favorite specific categories you want to come back to later.
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Here are the odds, but remember, what is dead … may come back to die again.
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Then they'll go to work and come back to the beach, around 6pm or 7pm.
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If there is an improvement, gold will go lower as people come back to stocks.
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A colorful and merry acid trip begins, and the marble statues come back to life.
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Sometimes people discover it all of the sudden and come back to me about it.
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This outreach by the Pope is saying 'Don't isolate yourselves, come back to the church.
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Post political outcome, going forward the narrative should come back to employment, economy and earnings.
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At the time, Cityfox did not realize this phrase would come back to bite them.
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But let&aposs come back to these incriminating texts with Peter Strzok and Lisa Page.
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LANE: Yes, and just to come back to what Byron said it, no other choice.
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Scott is defensive, but he knew it was going to come back to haunt him.
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"I truly thought I'd never come back to music," Bublé revealed to the Australian publication.
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It was the hardest thing to leave and the hardest thing to come back to.
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" To stem the downturn, "you'd have to see China really come back to the table.
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All refunds, however, come back to users only in the form of Google Play credit.
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"Tell him to come back to the ring and then we will fight," Pacquiao said.
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If the parties would only come back to the table, they could make a deal.
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You inspired me come back to LAUSD where I worked with students of my own.
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Something tells us that rape back story will come back to haunt him (and us).
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Samples come back to the University of Colorado, where they've analyzed about 200 so far.
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"People come back to Costco stores for the thrill of the treasure hunt," Hong says.
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"The youths that graduate here don't have a job to come back to," he said.
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"So we will come back to all these thins with the new government," he said.
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"I have my own experiences that have come back to me very vividly," she said.
|
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Sometimes you just have to walk away from a record and come back to it.
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"We will come back to this issue; it will not go away," Schumer said Thursday.
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"We thought it was dead, but it has come back to haunt us," he wrote.
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"Tonight, unfortunately, we will not be having people come back to their homes," Garcetti said.
|
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The tweet "Y'all Come Back to the Future, Ya Hear?" got more than 103 likes.
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Well, maybe Luke can come back to help out his old friends one last time.
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I just never thought, after all these years, that she would come back to me.
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Sunderland would come back to score one more goal, but it's a wonder they did.
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It's hard to say if mobile payments will persuade more to come back to Samsung.
|
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But on several occasions, both have come back to reprise older versions of their roles.
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I will say, the episode we come back to is one of my favorite episodes.
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THEY HAVE COME BACK TO SEE EACH OTHER AND TO GIVE EACH OTHER A HUG.
|
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Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi warned Republicans that the vote would come back to haunt them.
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" But then he added, "Let me look for that, and I'll come back to you.
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If not properly addressed, this oversight could well come back to haunt the fledgling industry.
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What's more, Bayh isn't the only former senator likely to come back to the chamber.
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"When they come back to the used market, that hurts their residual value," he said.
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He got an engagement, but then Jean asks him to come back to the office.
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Her little face lights up when I come back to get her the next day.
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He'd come back to Canada and returned to Peru several times since his initial trip.
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It's an obsession that has come back to bite her in the past few months.
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Almost half have come back to China to date, some voluntarily, according to the government.
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"We should start seeing China come back to growth a quarter from now," he added.
|
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But on International Women's Day these dude-heavy photos might come back to haunt him.
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To say past statements have come back to zing the Trump team understates the matter.
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And now, having seemingly come back to life, it had shown up in my queue.
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So you left Stanford, where everybody stayed in tech, to come back to New York?
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Yet just two months later, ISDS has come back to haunt the President's landmark decision.
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And, like Sandicot, couldn't it all come back to hurt him in the long run?
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The two sides aren't talking now, and may never come back to the table again.
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It isn't the first time, Zhao's views have come back to haunt the Chinese leadership.
|
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Newman said the sovereign had no immediate need to come back to the bond market.
|
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Fox News has come back to haunt itself, thanks to none other than Kendrick Lamar.
|
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"His Cold War past has come back to claim him," Viking said in a statement.
|
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Because of this, astronauts can develop low blood pressure when they come back to Earth.
|
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You can literally just let it all out and then come back to an issue.
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How do you come back to worship and make it a safe, holy place again?
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BUT ANYTHING THAT IS DISCUSSED OVER THERE WILL COME BACK TO THE PRESIDENT FOR APPROVAL.
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All we want is for Brady to be found and come back to our family.
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Frankly, if you didn't come back to this column after that, I wouldn't blame you.
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It was more complicated than that, of course, and we'll come back to Vaes Dothrak.
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Their houses are no longer standing and only one uncle has come back to visit.
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The controller told the plane to come back to the runway it took off from.
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You've come back to the beginning and are starting to see profiles you've rejected already.
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Sometimes the rides come back to back so fast that I lose track of time.
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She said I could come back to buy a gun on Thursday, two days later.
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Assuming a woman won't come back to work further makes her feel alienated, Gulliver said.
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ET and said he'd agreed to come back to speak with Congress on December 17.
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What was it like to be asked to come back to host "Saturday Night Live"?
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That may come back to haunt them electorally, but not after millions suffer the consequences.
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I COME BACK TO THE COMMONALITYWE SEE IN THE PORTFOLIO THAT WEARE KEEPING GOING FORWARD.
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"I think it'll have to come back to the House," he said, likely after recess.
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Oversharing about details of your personal life and finances can come back to haunt you.
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"To force them to come back to work for no pay, it's ridiculous," said Sen.
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It's a big part of who I am, and I always come back to it.
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Every few years, I buy some cards and come back to see what's going on.
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But she said the setback has made her more determined to come back to Canada.
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It's often said that whatever you lose during Mercury retrograde will come back to you.
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After two years, the war situation changed and Ahvaz started to come back to life.
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After a few times knocked into the abyss, however, this will come back to you.
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Are you sure that you're going to be able to come back to shoot something?
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Was it what you wanted to do—to come back to the core of Mario?
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The thing about shortcuts is they usually come back to bite you in the ass.
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But that history may well have come back to haunt him in a presidential race.
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"We're excited to come back to the roots," Ms. Wolfe said in a phone interview.
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I could always come back to check out St. Lucia's Carnival in June and July.
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We posit a theory, counter it, and then come back to it again and again.
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With our government we come back to growth - plus one point seven percent of GDP.
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Put the puzzle down and come back to it if you find yourself getting frustrated.
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That may come back to haunt them electorally, but not until millions suffer the consequences.
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If they do, Game 2 may yet come back to haunt him, and the franchise.
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Such tricks could come back to haunt them, he said, when Democrats are in power.
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"This will all come back to bite them in the ass eventually," the employee said.
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They'll go out for lunch, they'll come back to the office and brush their teeth.
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We'll come back to that when we get back from a word from our sponsors.
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Well, so one, I would ... Yeah, well I'll come back to the making it attractive.
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Our sadistic treatment and manipulation of animals for centuries has come back to haunt us.
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I think if she's fit enough, she will come back to where she belongs, right?
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But it was strange to come back to the same office where Oscar was working.
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If the plan works, the tiny, tractor-like toy robots might come back to life.
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Foles is about ready to come back to practice and can play again on Nov.
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If your mind starts to wander, just notice that and come back to the breath.
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I will definitely come back to Maine though, so I can catch this next time!
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Be prepared for a bit of pain as the frostbitten areas come back to life.
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I had to go a little crazy to come back to a place of sense.
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Finally, we play a new celebrity-focused game that we hope to come back to.
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"We very much believe she will want to come back to her exhibit," she said.
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She really has a problem," then adding: "It's going to come back to haunt her.
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"I want to come back to Colombia and keep shooting about this story," she said.
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Still, the bill could come back to haunt us when the next financial storm hits.
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"Elizabeth Warren, I don't think she wants to come back to the middle," Sanders said.
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To be brave, to admit they've made mistakes, to come back to the right way.
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Theme parks are constantly collecting gadgets that the original wearer doesn't come back to claim.
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We would definitely book at the Tasik Ria again if we come back to Manado.
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Fred Hiatt: Just to come back to Ruth's question on the deficit and the debt.
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ME TIME I come back to my apartment and there's still more suitcases to unpack.
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Trump's past boasts about a Trump bump in stocks may come back to haunt him.
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Being a good soldier can come back to bite you if you don't set boundaries.
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Though residents in the zone can return, not all will come back to whole homes.
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Years of cutting costs to the bone have finally come back to haunt Kraft Heinz.
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"I think it's a very high likelihood he'll come back to DC at some point."
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After begging his son to come back to the Light, Han is murdered by Kylo.
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The cat appeared to know when Nadira was going to come back to the house.
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For sure they will come back to look for food here when the rains come.
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He wouldn't answer Barr needs to come back to Congress and answer that question again.
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"I prayed they would come back to the Nassau Coliseum," said Annemarie Briskie of Wantagh.
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But that just means that I have to come back to it, not divorce myself.
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It turns out when you say things out loud sometimes they come back to you.
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"She has no right to come back to the United States of America," he said.
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I just always come back to the question: Is it talent or is it opportunity?
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Sometimes when you come back to record the vocal it's fucking 15 bpm too fast!
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Everyone has got to come back to life as we ... cannot live like this forever.
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Detectives are waiting for ballistics evidence to come back to see if he'll face additional charges.
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Trump said he would like her to come back to work for his administration one day.
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Waiting for the world to come back to life so that I can see clearly again.
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It may be that repealing Obamacare will come back to haunt Trump in the long term.
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Zúñiga has since come back to modeling, but the association between her and the narcos persisted.
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We will rally each other and come back to the world once step at a time.
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Iran is going to come back to me and they're going to make a good deal.
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I know, I always come back to porn, but I find it an incredibly interesting statistic.
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"We are looking forward to have Americans come back to TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership)," he said.
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Come back to the table and work with the same person that you tried to stop.
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How did it feel to come back to Thrawn, so many years after you created him?
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No way is any of this going to come back to haunt the citizens of Midnight!
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And she had permanent resident status in Australia — she had a place to come back to.
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Making your posts ephemeral means that, in most cases, they won't come back to haunt you.
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You can come back to this page throughout the day and refresh the latest results, too.
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"Characters make bad choices that come back to haunt them," Charles Yu writes in his review.
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" And then the next day we come back to school and everybody was like, "'I'm Tasty!
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Is that why you ultimately decided to come back, to clear your name or get closure?
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The band eventually split and his then-girlfriend persuaded him to come back to the city.
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The more carbon dioxide in the air, the less light will come back to the cameras.
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Some of that production could come back to the U.S. or simply move to other countries.
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Smug, satisfied, and awaiting my chariot, I come back to check the link a day later.
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"When you're away somewhere, which residence is the place that you come back to?" asked Steiner.
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"I want to make sure anything we do doesn't come back to bite us," said Graham.
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The precious samples are destined to come back to Earth, where they'll be analyzed by scientists.
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Discrimination against new mothers when they come back to work can further damage their professional prospects.
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But then he could have come back to me and said, 'Listen, I put it together.
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Come back to center, then on an inhale, twist to the right, exhaling back to center.
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"Why shouldn't the money come back to us to fund the reinsurance program?" she recalls thinking.
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I will come back to New York and be a New Yorker again for that show!
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But any speech about the national symbolism of the Obamas must, ultimately, come back to race.
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If buyers don't come back to market, the ensuing property cash would amplify the economic crisis.
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In December 2016, you decided to come back to the West coast and work for Facebook.
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This is because there's nothing to come back to; Sinjar is a shattered and destroyed place.
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Don't stress and come back to it when you have more filled in in the southwest.
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Try to come back to Earth soon so that you and Luka can play together again.
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That admission could come back to haunt him when his emergency declaration is challenged in court.
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We know from the Cursed Child synopsis that the past will come back to haunt Harry.
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But the exposure of some of its efforts has come back to haunt the intended beneficiaries.
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"Those tiny-float I.P.O.s come back to haunt you," Mr. Wolff of Manhattan Venture Partners said.
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There's a lesson here for all our players: arrogance will come back to haunt you eventually.
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"So I said "you know what, it will come back to the economy anyway"," Zubiri says.
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I am just going to take a vacation, and then come (back to competing) next year.
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Many of the students come back to Thailand and to Charn Chai, year after year. Why?
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We catch them and say, 'Come back to court in five years,' and nobody comes back.
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Belichick knows that if the team isn't training early, it could come back to haunt them.
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But a lot of the times, the pets never have to come back to the shelter.
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Below, two ways to make this happen so it won't come back to haunt you. 1.
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But it's a misconception that tardigrades can come back to life after longer amounts of time.
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Next, kick your foot directly behind while lifting off the ground, then come back to center.
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He may start by radio, he could come back to Access potentially if they'd have him.
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To have grown up there and come back to Chelsea, that would have been quite something.
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Maybe in 30 years, come back to me and we'll have a different conversation about that.
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"I now think it was a mistake for her to come back to Hollywood," Cameron admitted.
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"My mom... had Teddy Riley change his flight and come back to the studio," West said.
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"He's threatening me to come back to him or he's going to go ham," Moore explained.
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Make sure to come back to VICE Gaming tomorrow for Mike's first letter in the series.
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I just keep it in my cart and tell myself I'll come back to it tomorrow.
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Come back to earth, unless you want to wind up in jail or some juvenile home.
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Specially when all I want is for him to regret this and come back to me.
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Wouldn't that be wild if I'm president and I come back to do a civil case?
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Instead, you'll just swipe the band and come back to the attraction at a designated time.
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I want to come back to that in a minute, but let's get the third plank.
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Alas, we'll have to come back to Rick and Maggie and their soul-crushing grief eventually.
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In the past 10, 15 years, pop radio in Chicago has come back to dance stuff.
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Let me put a pin in Warren's answer, because I want to come back to it.
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After a few years we wanted to come back to Mexico to be near our families.
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Parks previously told PEOPLE that if offered, she'd still want to come back to the show.
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But also to see all your old friends and come back to be able to reminisce.
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We will rally each other and come back to the world one step at a time.
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Along with this anniversary, the myth of duration-based recession has come back to haunt us.
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"Having that hook to come back to made the speech more satisfying for people," she said.
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However, the money you save at signing may come back to bite you in the end.
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She told me 'yeah -- that's why I don't want you to come back to El Salvador.
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"Everything in this new generation is trying to come back to what feels real," she says.
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This way, readers will get tailored news and will more likely come back to your site.
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Twilight is a series that nearly every millennial wishes would come back to the big screen.
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It's time to come back to the real nitty gritty and bring the soul outta you.
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I think I always come back to… People ask me, what's the big ingredient for success?
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But the Emoluments Clause may come back to haunt him in ways that underscore its importance.
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Cersei is destined to underestimate how her actions might come back to bite her; and 2.
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The dean had told him to hurry up and get better and come back to work.
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However, Fitbit shares have since come back to earth, falling 67 percent from their post-I.
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I get up and move my car and then come back to bed to cuddle more.
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To his relief, your correspondent should thus have a job to come back to after Christmas.
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"But when people come back to see the neighborhood," he said, "Royal Ribs is still here."
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But tech stocks have come back to lead the market higher over the last few months.
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Failure to address these beginning steps can come back to bite you years down the line.
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This old adage may come back to haunt advocates of $2628-per-hour minimum wage laws.
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" On Wednesday, Trump warned Iran that its uranium enrichment threat could "come back to bite you.
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Yet, this agreement said "in this district," three words likely to come back to haunt Epstein.
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The defects of the liberal global order have finally come back to bite its political tribunes.
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Lewis: When I think about the biggest risk, I tend to come back to people again.
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Our hope is that this will spur the Palestinians to come back to the negotiating table.
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WILFRED FROST: I want to come back to the sort of core issue at Deutsche Bank.
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Every so often, she'd remind us to come back to our breath if our thoughts wandered.
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Things you've posted to social media in the past can come back to harm you professionally.
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But his habit of creating alternative realities and eroding trust could come back to haunt him.
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Q. You come back to a very different M.L.S. than the one you left in 2003.
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The full House of Delegates is supposed to come back to session on Monday, August 13.
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It seems like the exact scenario that may come back to haunt me in eight months.
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COOPER: Let me just follow up with the Secretary and then I'll come back to you.
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"They come back to the United States and there is no place for them," he said.
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"These people don't really have a country to come back to," he told Reuters in April.
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Under what conditions would the U.S. be willing to come back to the table on that?
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Mummies don't just come back to life, they're managing their stock portfolios and buying expensive suits.
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It might be unwelcome, but if we ignore it, those problems come back to haunt us.
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It's not just the guitar music of this time period that I come back to either.
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He is forced to come back to New York and work with a group of millennials.
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I called James five minutes later and told him he could come back to the room.
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The most complicated-feeling part that I come back to was that I didn't fight him.
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FABER: AND FINALLY JUST TO COME BACK TO THIS CONTENT THING TO MAKE SURE I UNDERSTAND.
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"The best outcome is this simmers for awhile and they come back to it," he said.
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He was clearly pushing forward issues and ideas that would probably come back to haunt us.
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That may come back to haunt him, as it almost did with Aroldis Chapman last year.
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They also clean up cemeteries, then come back to tour schools with the stories they've learned.
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And when we come back to a piece, it will be different, as we've all changed.
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We're picking this all up now so we never have to come back to this hellhole.
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As long as you're honest with your audience, your audience tends to come back to you.
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I want to put a pin in that provocative statement and we'll come back to it.
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There are the people who were punished for their behavior offstage — we'll come back to them.
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Some people might never come back to the pews, even after these restrictive measures are lifted.
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"The Palestinians, I think, are wanting to come back to the table very badly," he said.
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Drop out of the race for president and come back to Texas to run for senator.
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I want to come back to the idea that there's a ton of this stuff here.
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Gail: Well … I do appreciate he doesn't come back to New York for weekends any more.
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Later, once your relationship is more solid, come back to me for a primo daddy dig.
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I waited a few more seconds, and, luckily, he slowly started to come back to life.
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Women "would have come back to work the next day and had no job," she said.
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SK: But this is where I come back to my point about leveling the playing field.
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"We believe that this officer was ready to come back to work," Chief Metz said Thursday.
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"They're not going to come back to it instantaneously, but they don't have to," he said.
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Then on Monday he announced that China was willing to come back to the bargaining table.
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Coming back to the senses in our body helps us come back to the present moment.
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As users get hooked on Airtable, they come back to the company and grow their accounts.
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The next day, they're ready to come back to fight and flail and kiss again. video
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We have dinner, then I come back to the studio and usually end up sleeping here.
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So when that person does come back to Indy, they want to check this place out.
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"The forces you are enabling are going to come back to haunt you," he said. Opinion
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I think even when the last Italian leaves, they'll always come back to keep this going.
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I want to find a way to come back to the top stronger and more resilient.
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"Whenever I come back to Detroit, I'm excited for him to hear me play," he said.
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"Everything you say feels like a potential threat, that it could come back to haunt you."
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"We wanted to create something timeless, that people could come back to and rediscover," Simmonds says.
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There's nothing in this administration that doesn't seem to come back to Russia sooner or later.
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"You just go, and you don't know if you will come back to your children," Mrs.
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Some companies come back to SBIR time and again, relying on recurring contracts to stay alive.
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So come back to Handelsblatt Global on Sunday night to see how the spectacle turned out.
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Her favorite part is when her foster children come back to visit after they've grown up.
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But the American president said he "100%" expects Palestinians to come back to the negotiating table.
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Activists and experts always come back to the lack of government support as the root problem.
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"They believe they are from here and have come back to their source," Mr. Akanji said.
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"People come back to me, and tell me that they're looking for an apartment," she said.
|
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But the likelihood that John McCain is going to come back to the Senate ... is low.
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No team in NHL history has ever come back to win from a 225-238 deficit.
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Right now, and inexplicably, that write-off is scheduled to come back to life in 2025.
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Gowdy said Comey would have to come back to Capitol Hill to explain his previous testimony.
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It's a risky stance that could come back to haunt him in the November 2020 election.
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But it also raised serious — and still unresolved — questions that could come back to haunt him.
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We have a full agenda that we've come back to do, starting with gun violence protection.
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Lowey called Shelby later in the day and urged him to come back to the table.
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His rebuke of Trump over Syria could come back to haunt him in a primary bid.
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"Next time the warm waters come back to Jakobshavn, they will be even warmer," Khazendar said.
|
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Will Brexit finally come back to bite Britain by cutting off commercial growth and breeding inflation?
|
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"Most companies don't come back to life after a couple pivots," Lu said in an interview.
|
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And buying drugs on the dark web can even come back to bite people years later.
|
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"In the last few years, I've come back to the mainland too often," he said wryly.
|
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She'd come back to Recode, we asked her to be an editor, I will reveal that.
|
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Several of the defectors have already come back to Canada, and are being watched by police.
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"Instead of retracing [Shelley's] footsteps, I was using the themes in the novel, which are the fear of technology and what people will do that will come back to haunt us or come back to destroy us, to look at this contemporary landscape," Dewe Mathews told Hyperallergic.
|
|
Rachel doesn't come back to contact them that night, so they decide to head for Aunt Lily's.
|
|
DO most people come back to you and say, "No, I really do like my phone better"?
|
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His bet is that Mr Iglesias will come back to the table rather than risk another election.
|
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"I didn't come back to the band for any other reason but to be creative," Dillon says.
|
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"We didn't have enough time to make sure they would come back to us," von Bidder said.
|
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They'd come back to Thailand and show them to their friends, who would start coming to events.
|
|
We all slowly come back to life as we eat, and it's great catching up with everyone.
|
|
The yawning divide between the parties could be why these voters might not come back to Republicans.
|
|
Yet certain statements made by Trump's senior advisers have come back to bite the administration in court.
|
|
"We encourage the U.S. to come back to the renegotiation and have a diplomatic solution," he urged.
|
|
I do know that Mr. Strzok is scheduled to come back to the Judiciary Committee in July.
|
|
" - Kelly D "From an Uber driver: 'You wanna come back to my place and have some soup?
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Consoles are always pretty barebones at launch, so the following features we'll have to come back to.
|
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Sundays are typically faster though, and she'd been begging us to come back to see her ride.
|
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When you come back to its bargain bin price, HP's AMD Chromebook 14 isn't a total flop.
|
|
But his brashness and any incaution could come back to haunt him once he's on his own.
|
|
Every time I come back to New York, so, too, do all of my worst burnout habits.
|
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If we trip in the bid to come back to Delhi, our global ambitions will also slip.
|
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As some lawmakers have learned the hard way, old yearbook photos can come back to haunt you.
|
|
But they're all recipes and techniques you'll be able to come back to time and time again.
|
|
An even stronger visual image of rage that I suspect will come back to haunt the Republicans.
|
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Finally, we come back to oil prices, which have been driven up by factors other than geopolitics.
|
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AND THEN I COME BACK TO WE'RE 5% OF THE WORLD'S POPULATION, 25% OF THE WORLD'S GDP.
|
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Pay may have to rise in order to entice those not working to come back to work.
|
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Ever write something just as a place-holder just so you could come back to it later?
|
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It doesn't matter that it'll never come back to us and no one can go see it.
|
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"I'm going to get emotional — I believe my Richard Simmons is going to come back to us."
|
|
They throw a dead fish in the pool to see if it will come back to life.
|
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We take his pup out for a walk on the riverfront and then come back to bed.
|
|
The hashtag has come back to life since her Playboy feature, along with other shows of support.
|
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That disparity might come back to bite the baby-boomer generation, who are fast moving into retirement.
|
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They could drive you to the city and then come back to pick up the next commuter.
|
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This solution eliminates the pain point of having to leave and come back to the fitting room.
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That's something I can try to do when I come back, to bring that kind of organization.
|
|
This episode, three of the guards who'd been caught up in the raid come back to work.
|
|
Jennifer Garner's latest adventure in the kitchen features a recipe she's come back to again and again.
|
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But China's reliance on dirty coal has come back to haunt its own citizens, according to Nahm.
|
|
The plan was for me to save up and come back to do my master's in Canada.
|
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Some of those tourists come back to stay, starting and growing new businesses in tech and manufacturing.
|
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"We did not think that we would see interest rates come back to these numbers," Weaver said.
|
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DG: I think the place where we have to all come back to is our human values.
|
|
After Dana went away, you spend a lot of your time watching Dana come back to Sen.
|
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The reasons, as they all too often are, largely come back to climate change, deforestation, and poachers.
|
|
If Tyra can come back to America's Next Top Model, there's some hope for Mel and Sue.
|
|
We're definitely going to come back to you for a reaction on the ground in a moment.
|
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" He added that the increased costs "come back to us in the form of more expensive equipment.
|
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It's enabled me to come back to choreography; I no longer dance so much as I read.
|
|
Hannah's fucking thrilled that Adam's come back to her and she's doing her best to hide it.
|
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Misrepresentations can come back to bite you down the line if they are relevant to a claim.
|
|
When Gottesman later saw Ferrell on campus, he asked that Ferrell come back to his class again.
|
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"The Fed could come back to its comfort zone by the end of the year," he said.
|
|
"I have a message: That Mexican thing is going to come back to bite you," she said.
|
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Come back to me with this one when it looks more like the Google Hangouts version. 45.
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And at what point is your date going to ask you to come back to their place?
|
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When these two planets clash, ways we have been irresponsible or thoughtless come back to haunt us.
|
|
GORDON-REED: He should come back to Harvard Law School for the two-hundredth anniversary and talk.
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Mood. Even now, 27 years after I first read the book, its moods come back to me.
|
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As for a New York City encore, "there are plans to come back to Manhattan," he said.
|
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I had stopped enjoying it but I have come back to it with a different head on.
|
|
Kingdoms change as you traverse them, or come back to them later, leading to even more tasks.
|
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Finally they come back to tell me the doctor is in a room with another patient. Seriously?
|
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"We encourage every Syrian to come back to Syria," President Bashar al-Assad told reporters last month.
|
|
"I knew I would have to come back to Florida because she was the one," he said.
|
|
And then they come back to the fact that in Virginia, we still do get stuff done.
|
|
Wham-O's product was actually African killifish, which were supposed to come back to life when rehydrated.
|
|
Not that the multiple doesn't move away from it but it tends to come back to it.
|
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But come back-to-school season, beware: you may just find your boss on a dating app.
|
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In fact, she said, she didn't want her husband to come back to her timeline at all.
|
|
And Jeff Immelt made a series of bad decisions that have come back to haunt General Electric.
|
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They come back to governments and the willingness to invest and the willingness to make hard choices.
|
|
"I just hear I'm the guy he wants to come back to," he told ESPN on Tuesday.
|
|
The first models come back to the dressing area and run to change into their next look.
|
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BUT THEY ALWAYS COME BACK TO THIS WITH ME, RUTLEDGE HAS OPTIONS THAT DONT VEST UNTIL 564.
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The vacancies in his State Department and his diplomatic corps can now come back to bite him.
|
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We come back to Dalton on set for a new scene and watch as he dominates it.
|
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They cross paths with active agents who&aposve come back to the academy for in-service training.
|
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Any GOP replacement effort must make sure those plans come back to market and are available everywhere.
|
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You're able to come back to work refreshed and ready to take on projects with more passion.
|
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"Every time I come back to Venice it's like coming home," he said in his acceptance speech.
|
|
The Athena Tote Medium ($195) is another good example of why people come back to Caraa Sport.
|
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However, the Pumpkin Spice Original Glazed Doughnut will come back to stores again later in the fall.
|
|
Of course, even Altman couldn't resist the urge to come back to Twitter after a brief absence.
|
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It wasn't until almost three and a half years later she did come back to the platform.
|
|
"I was worried whether I could still play her and come back to 'me,'" Krisha Fairchild said.
|
|
But be careful what you wish for: Taking that risk may have come back to bite Putin.
|
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Yandhi will be the time to come back to this point in the future and be happy.
|
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So, I want to come back to that and who's advertising with you and how that works.
|
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I think that's one of the things that can come back to you at a later date.
|
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"I want Harambe to come back to life, only this time he's human—he's one of us."
|
|
If you could experience death but be guaranteed to come back to life, would you do it?
|
|
The president's contempt for mainstream polling and the media may come back to haunt him in November.
|
|
And it's his art you're here for, and may well want to come back to see again.
|
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Mostly, though, I come back to Dorothy Day's questions: Why are some people caught and not others?
|
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"I have yet to put a brand out there because so many have come back to me."
|
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Then you can come back to this screen and see which app is using the most data.
|
|
These structural funding gaps for neglected vaccines have now come back to bite us, with tragic consequences.
|
|
A report from the House Rules Committee chairman made clear its unwise to come back to Washington.
|
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The company contacted her in October and asked her to come back to work on October 249.
|
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And that's the reason why if they do come back to the negotiating table, they're coming back.
|
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Modern Love A tarot card reader said my ex would come back to me in three years.
|
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Crack open these comics — including some classics that are always nice to come back to — and enjoy.
|
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"Every time I sort of feel overwhelmed by something, I constantly come back to her," she said.
|
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Things turn violent and ugly until David/Bud gets everyone to finally come back to their senses.
|
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They can be 98 percent desiccated for more than 40 years and still come back to life.
|
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"They all tried to come back to J.F.K. on Saturday at the same time," Mr. Rabinowitz said.
|
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He maintained that he stayed confident in his belief that he could come back to his position.
|
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But it does get difficult to foresee a situation where he could come back to that level.
|
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Throwing that dead possum on his roof has come back to haunt Wendy in a big way.
|
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"I feel like I had come back from death — I had come back to life," he said.
|
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But that is very different from inviting students to leave their homes and come back to campus.
|
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A yellow for the Belgian midfield star, which could come back to haunt him in the tournament.
|
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People will disappear from the neighborhood for 20 years, and then they'll come back to those restaurants.
|
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The House and Senate come back to Washington on Monday and it's time to be on guard.
|
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Its followers are assured that even if they are killed, they will magically come back to life.
|
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But lashing out at others in the heat of the moment can come back to haunt you.
|
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They go home for two or three months and then come back to work for long periods.
|
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Today, we realized what we said then: 'When conditions allow, we will come back to Hong Kong.
|
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She stirred and told me to raise the blinds, then come back to bed and "cuddle" her.
|
|
When moderators didn't come back to him during a discussion on health care, Bloomberg was clearly perturbed.
|
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Unlike most of the other partners, Bloomberg was told not to come back to the merged company.
|
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"I just want to make sure this is a safe place to come back to," he said.
|
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They talk about the Chinese haven't come back to us with a response on the trade thing.
|
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His children and grandchildren live in the city, although they come back to visit when they can.
|
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Come back to the table and sit down next to me and tell me all of it.
|
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Come back to Watching, The New York Times's TV and movie recommendation site, to read them all.
|
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I wound up taking a 50 percent pay cut to come back to Delta, which was insane.
|
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And, by the way, when we release the people, they never come back to the judge anyway.
|
|
Old rivalries come back to haunt the lawyers at Pearson Specter Litt in this Season 7 finale.
|
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Allow the water to come back to the boil and then set a timer for 2 minutes.
|
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When he left for college, he hadn't planned to come back to the area, but he did.
|
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"We just need people to come back to the city," Haydon told reporters after May had left.
|
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"The ancient Egyptians didn't want the mummy to come back to life," Egyptologist Federico Zangani told me.
|
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" Later, she does come back to it, and adds, "I can't prove that the work kills anyone.
|
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I promised my mother that I would never, ever come back to prison for a new crime.
|
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There's just something about the genre that we want to come back to, over and over again.
|
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Again and again her essays come back to central questions of personhood, especially in the public eye.
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Thanks for the invite, but sadly no one asked me or Sookie to come back to Stars Hollow.
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Their children — like my children — may never come back to the island, but they will inherit the dream.
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We want the kind of love we can come back to after the current gets out of control.
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But I want you guys to come back to me with a proposal for what it would be.
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Therefore, he maintains ownership of his existing businesses and can come back to them when he leaves office.
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You both have your own projects that you make time for, but you always come back to Saga.
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I do hope that some of these fines come back to sort of more rational and effective level.
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Left my car for maybe 15 minutes in front of the dorms and I come back to this.
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It's like you've been sleeping under a rock, and all of a sudden you've come back to life.
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How a 'dead' bill might come back to life Announcing that a bill is "dead" might sound final.
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Mr. Chairman, I want to take a short break, and then I want to come back to that.
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Perhaps best known for his hot dog drawing, he says he always seems to come back to food.
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And the decisions he makes to run a less functional Obamacare marketplace could come back to haunt him.
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I was keen to come back to England and get on with my new black-and-white project.
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Once they fully trust you, they'll fly free and then come back to you for their dinner, basically.
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It's a big job for Republicans in Congress, especially because it's going to come back to bite them.
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The burrito chain still has plenty of work ahead to persuade diners to come back to its stores.
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The normally arid lake has come back to life, with birds and other small mammals enjoying the wetland.
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Let's focus on P-in-V sex for now — we'll come back to other kinds of sex later.
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He needs to come back to earth, and listen, we don&apost look at him as a comedian.
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REPORTER: I wanted to come back to China because I think what you announced today was very important.
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That got us out of a trade deal and let our sovereignty come back to ourselves, the people.
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"Thank you @_dr_woo_ for making her come back to life for me," Lovato continued in her Instagram post.
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The fans will come back to see whether this new version matches their memories of the old one.
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"If it wasn't cut by Monday then I couldn't come back to school," Newt said he was told.
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But Fanny's sense of entitlement to these mysterious powers sees France's colonial past come back to haunt her.
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These hilarious jokes usually come back to a familiar punch line: Women just can't function when they bleed.
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ONE DOWN After the first service I usually come back to my office and watch the news shows.
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