For our education to come first, our teachers have to come first.
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There are a limited number of seats available, and it will be on a first come first come, first seated basis.
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" Mr. David added: "The religious services always come first.
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This isn't a first come, first served kind of deal.
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They are the ones who should come first, without question.
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Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's kids will always come first.
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Verizon, for its part, countered that it had come first.
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Probably the procedure or method of production will come first.
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He would do anything for his kids, they come first.
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Sony did not elaborate on what titles would come first.
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That means the priorities of the latter arm come first.
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That will come first, not the vote on repeal only.
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That can help you sort out which should come first.
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But others say increasing the law's subsidies should come first.
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When things are in order, they tend to come first.
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I think the musician is always going to come first.
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"The American people will come first once again," he said.
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She told us to come first thing in the morning.
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For Mondrian, ideas come first, with dancing a close second.
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"The rule of law has to come first," he said.
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Safeguarding the American public, especially our children, must come first.
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Culinary workshops, first come first served, are on the menu, too.
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As always, the women of Litchfield come first for Season 7.
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Intelligence and intellect come first and foremost in Ric's fetish too.
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"She used to come first in the class," her grandfather said.
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Students are admitted on a first come, first serve basis. 216.
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Trump will make clear that "America's interests come first," Pence said.
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I have the energy to weigh what tasks should come first.
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Health should always come first," she continued, adding the hashtag, "#stayhealthymyfriends.
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Hiram tells Archie "we" as in the Lodges come first now.
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Health should always come first," she said, with the hashtag, "#stayhealthymyfriends.
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The shape of things to come First there were formal shorts.
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Bank accounts come first, because people need ready access to money.
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Did the robots come first or did it all happen together?
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Space is limited, and admission is strictly first come, first served.
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Seating is limited, so first dumplings and mermaids come, first served.
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That is why the PP is again likely to come first.
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It's first come, first serve, with only 350 pies available daily.
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Breakingviews Students deserve debt relief, but the truth should come first.
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But it should be the other way; values should come first.
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Safety, as it is in our own lives, must come first.
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God and family come first, and hate is rarely on display.
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Entrance will be provided on a first come, first served basis.
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The incontinence may come first, often many years before someone dies.
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My kids and (soccer star husband) David will always come first.
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There were a handful of first-come, first-serve private phone booths ...
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My children will always come first regardless of my own personal feelings.
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The SPD used to come first in the state in Bundestag elections.
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Western Australian mining laws are governed under "first come, first served" principles.
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This is a departure from the original "first-come, first served" stipulation.
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About 1,000 seats are provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"We process [on a] first-come, first-served basis," Litterst told WTOP.
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"It reminds me that the experience should always come first," Burkard says.
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Tickets are available for free on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Reprioritize the lottery: The current lottery system is first come, first served.
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"Our sons and daughters should come first," Mr. Deary's campaign literature urges.
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America's interests will come first, but other countries will be treated fairly.
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It's first come, first served, with preference given to my older clients.
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Let's talk about what it looks like, where does it come first?
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For a second I regretted walking Lucky, but dogs come first, right?
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It's lined with loungers and tables that are first-come, first-served.
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He played down the significance of which substitute measure would come first.
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Yet she embraces the great Broadway heritage, in which words come first.
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Those claims would be paid on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"Life comes first, and you come first," she said in an email.
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Newgrange is a popular destination, and tickets are first come first served.
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The ticket codes are available on a first come, first serve basis.
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The first come, first serve Airbnb listing — which goes live on Oct.
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Among them are the Greens, who have come first in some recent polls.
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A total of 82 winners will be chosen on first come first basis.
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"I like to feel like the two of us come first," Port says.
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Several schools have adopted lottery systems, and others are first-come-first-served.
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"The safety of workers should come first," the senators wrote in the letter.
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NES Classic Edition will be sold on a first-come, first serve basis.
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Books are first come first serve and limited to one book per person.
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Tickets are first come first serve, and the event starts at 8 p.m.
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"The children come first," Pelosi wrote in a letter to Democratic members Thursday.
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But she blamed her failure to come first in the poll on cheating.
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If you only follow a small number of friends, your besties come first.
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Retail needs to flip the script — the online experience has to come first.
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That's because many states award aid on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Property is replaceable but lives are not, and safety has to come first.
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It will be strictly first come, first served, and the tickets are free.
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"Safety of the crew and execution of the mission come first," McClain said.
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They're available on a first-come, first-served basis until supplies run dry.
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The courses are free, but available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Spots to riff are first come first served, so get your ticket early.
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The process is meant to be more fair than first-come, first-served.
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I often reminded myself that planning for the future should always come first.
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Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis at CCK's website.
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The needs of the constituencies that they purport to serve should come first.
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There are trophies for the teams who come first, second, and third overall.
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"God, country and family come first ahead of their unions," the strategist said.
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In at least one lucrative field, however, the Johnson family's interests come first.
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These seats, naturally, filled up the fastest, and are first-come, first-served.
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Nambiar proudly said it's first come, first served, except in cases of medical emergencies.
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Uber Plus membership is first come, first served and will become available in September.
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However, safe sex should always come first, since Plan B can't protect against STIs.
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"Kim has a lot of priorities, and the kids come first," the source says.
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The shape of things to come First, Dubai planned a spinning, shape-shifting skyscraper.
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"For us, Hungary&aposs protection and the safety of the Hungarian people come first."
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"Everything that I do in this life, today, the kids come first," Farley says.
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Newmark clarified that shareholder interests must come first even outside of M&A deals.
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They're very popular, space is limited and admission is strictly first come, first served.
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More than ever, we need writers who are unprofessional, whose private worlds come first.
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You've got the pro needs come first and then you wrap something around it.
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And although America's request has come first, Sweden issued its original warrant in 2010.
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You suggest that a my-kids-come-first mentality is what creates problem schools.
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Others were "Johnny-Just-Come" first-time visitors, standing confused before sensor-activated doors.
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Jupiter, the brightest of the three, will come first, followed by Mars and Saturn.
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Do your job, be attentive, pay attention to details, team has to come first.
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When it comes to casting movies, Kate Bosworth says ladies don't always come first.
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Factors like the card's welcome bonus, annual fee, and redemption flexibility should come first.
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To us, Americans come first whether black, white, Latino, Muslim, Jew, gay or straight.
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That leasing process is noncompetitive and made on a first come, first serve basis.
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Everyone wants a piece of you, but family and your personal needs come first.
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Privacy has to be a consideration, but sometimes safety must come first, boyd said.
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In the past, Apple has sold tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"It seems like landlords and developers come first," said Mr. Johnson, a Manhattan Democrat.
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Traditionally, family names come first in Japanese, as they do in China and Korea.
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There are also daytime and evening naturalist-led snowshoe tours (first come, first served).
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They'll be available only at the door, on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Photographs and CT scans of the body come first, as it is so fragile.
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Outrage has to come first and it can't just be quieted and go away.
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"It's not always first come, first served who gets the gate," Mr. Harteveldt said.
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As usual, free tickets will be distributed on a first come, first seated basis.
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A future where America, and its people, always – and I mean always – come first.
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Chairs and cabanas are free for guests on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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He will come first thing in the morning, or stop by after running errands.
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Christmas is all about celebration for the KarJenner family, but parenting duties still come first.
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"Our finding answers one big question: Did life come first or atmospheric oxygen?" said Brand.
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The Iowa caucus, he said gently, should probably still come first, despite that state's shortcomings.
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For her, people and relationships come first, the camera and the visual storytelling comes later.
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Space is limited and entry is first come, first served, so be sure to RSVP!
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Registration for the race takes place in early December and is first-come, first-served.
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The words for new era, xin shidai, come first when joined together with Deng's formulation.
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When you write, do the arrangements typically come first and you fill in lyrics later?
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Mr Macron seems to get this: the trust and the credibility have to come first.
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It's something that hasn't been talked about much; hometown heroes always come first, after all.
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Fighting back and making sure working people come first is going to take radical change.
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People are able to take what they need on a first come, first served basis.
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Even when the significant other stays in the picture, it doesn't mean they come first.
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Access will then be rolled out on a first-come, first-serve basis this spring.
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"In this area, nature has to come first," AUF leader Ina Libak, 21.4, told Reuters.
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If anything it would be the other way round; the lyrics, the words come first.
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The caps relief should come first and then we can work to maximize the budget.
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First come first served; sign-up begins in the Cullman lobby a half-hour before.
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They are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, according to the city's website.
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The lounge chairs are first-come, first-serve for hotel guests and day-pass holders.
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Next, we need to change the culture at the VA so that Veterans come first.
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It's about what makes America great, and which of the country's priorities should come first.
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As it launches — Microsoft says it will come first to a limited number of Outlook.
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Shareholders now come first and employees have been pushed to the back of the line.
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"To us, values mean the (Christian) Orthodox faith and the family come first," he said.
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But having said that, it's also very important that the context and communities come first.
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The free events are open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The event is first come, first serve, though the venue requests that you RSVP here.
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The overarching brand should come first, just like with every other series that has ever existed.
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"His needs come first and a lot of 'normal things' have changed about me," she says.
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I love my kids, and they come first, and everything else falls into place after that.
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There's a lot of talk that Obamacare repeal and replace must come first, then tax reform.
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Opinion polls suggest the anti-immigrant AfD could come first in both states in the Sept.
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Users will be on boarded on a first come, first serve basis, according to the company.
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We're helped by the fact that people are no longer talking about who will come first.
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This offer can only be redeemed once per household on a first come first served basis.
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Americans must come first, and Congress is saying we don&apost have time, we are busy.
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But at the end of the day sometimes her career really does have to come first.
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"For Nvidia gamers come first," Nvidia spokesman Boris Böhles told German hardware website ComputerBase last week.
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Eight months later, Republicans are still working on the repeal of ObamaCare, which must come first.
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We'll select people in the Latin American startup scene on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Virtual reality will come first — it's already here, to some extent — and augmented reality will follow.
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"Some schools and states grant financial aid on a first-come-first serve basis," he explained.
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Reservations will be first-come, first-served and include complimentary access to the event and dinner.
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Indeed, the computer, by virtue of its brittle nature, seems to require that it come first.
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Currently, many patients have to make appointments via telephone on a first come, first serve basis.
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"Across all of our policies, American workers and American jobs have to come first," Clinton said.
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Maybe, when it comes to matters as basic as this, the learning part should come first.
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But over the course of our lives, political choices tend to come first, religious choices second.
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Similar to a traditional pedicure, the basics come first: nail shaping, cuticle care, and so forth.
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Shouldn't the budget have come first, laying out the country's spending needs, before the tax plan?
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The licensing for these stores will take place through a separate first-come-first-served process.
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Though pedestrians come first, Mr. Martin, 49, has also talked down irate drivers stuck in gridlock.
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A limited number of same-day, on-site timed tickets are available first come first served.
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This car is available to Delano hotel guests only on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Democrats say that while they are open to helping small businesses, paid leave should come first.
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To do any of these things, though, testing people's blood for antibodies needs to come first.
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"He's as tough as they come," first-year Maryland head coach D.J. Durkin said of Hills.
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"The health of the athletes and all citizens absolutely come first," he told Sky Sport Italia.
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Be sure to get there early: Tickets will be given on a first come, first serve basis.
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Megyn Kelly might be busier than ever, but the Fox News anchor's family will always come first.
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In this business ecosystem comprised of employers, employees, customers and investors, Chopra says employees should come first.
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The program fed 100 guests on a first-come, first-served basis — more, if more showed up.
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I would want them to say that they always come first and that I listen to them.
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"There are still many more Japanese customers than foreigners and their feelings must come first," he says.
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"The safety of the blood supply must come first," says Ian Green of the Terrence Higgins Trust.
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"It is a true joy to work at FX where creative intentions always come first," said Cuse.
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Questions should come first, otherwise the industry releases poorly considered intelligence, which is a recipe for chaos.
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I'd argue to replace it with a first-come, first-served system for qualified highly skilled immigrants.
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While Wall Street waits for the Dow to top 20,000, bitcoin eclipsing $1,000 could well come first.
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Regardless of what bills come first, it looks like the encryption war isn't ending any time soon.
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Loporto believes that the sound has to come first, and then you can worry about categorizing it.
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McConnell should invite members of the House as a courtesy — on a first come, first served basis.
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The metal is then shipped after being scheduled for delivery on a first come, first served basis.
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The problem with the statement, from the NFL's perspective, was that the league's name didn't come first.
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While faces come first, eventually the technology will get to an even more powerful point, he says.
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Winners will be notified on Friday and can buy tickets on a first-come, first serve basis.
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But we haven't seen a real debate about why each of these different priorities should come first.
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We're offering them on a first-come-first-served basis and you can find more information here.
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That movement, driven by perceptions of physical and demographic insecurity, insists that, now, identity will come first.
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Arrive early: Each presentation is limited to 40 little ones and their caregivers, first come first served.
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In this administration, the interests of the first family and its rich and powerful friends come first.
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Researchers can access the collection at the university's Firestone Library on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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There's an order of priority when it comes to my reading: Books by my friends come first.
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It may help to recognize that while patients' needs come first, illness is often a family affair.
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Once applicants meet those requirements, the housing will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The changes will come first to the English version of the Google app for Android and iOS.
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But many states have limited aid budgets that are rationed on a first-come-first-served basis.
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"I think that there are some others who should have come first," the California Democrat told CNN.
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"Some states offer financial aid on a first-come, first-served basis, so the sooner the better."
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No tickets are required, and the seats will be available on a first-come-first-served basis.
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This is a view in which people's policy beliefs come first and their political allegiances follow naturally.
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The North Korean leader has rejected the U.S. premise that denuclearization must come first, followed by sanctions relief.
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Though the industry's respect may have come first, it's her fans who champion DaniLeigh the loudest — myself included.
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Line is initially capping things with just 10,000 'trial' bots open on a first come, first serve basis.
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Keep in mind this is all first come, first serve for the first 500 people to tweet them.
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The funding, which is meant to offset tuition, is available to on a first-come, first-served basis.
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CF: Did the themes come first, or did you figure out the themes as the stories came up?
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"I'll serve anyone / Like a blind waiter / I make my girl come first / then I arrive later" 6.
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The strategic goals should have come first "as required in a proper decision making process," said the report.
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Behar designed the The Frame as a "lifestyle TV," which is to say aesthetics come first, specs second.
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Such a channel must be open to the "public on a first-come, first-served, non-discriminatory basis".
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Hopefully he's alright, and let this serve as caution that safety must come first when celebrating a goal.
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For the foreseeable future, however, it seems Nvidia is going to fully embrace its "gamers come first" promise.
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It's just the understanding that we both have that our careers come first — I mean it's pretty great.
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If quotas are filled first-come, first-served, then exporters rush to get in quickly, and imports surge.
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Clothes come first, and I have to come up with ways to change her look in five minutes.
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"The Super NES Classic Edition will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis," Best Buy says.
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But Democratic voters, and voters in general, seem very clear in their preference that health care come first.
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But from a purely ethical standpoint, should our child's education or our neighborhood and its kids come first?
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"My kids come first in my life, bottom line," Spears told PEOPLE exclusively in a 2015 cover story.
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For the Norwegians, who have also plundered 12 silver and 10 bronze medals, fun and friendship come first.
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The amount of money in each red packet is generated randomly on a "first come, first served" basis.
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In order for our needs to be met, the needs and interests of the land must come first.
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The web-magazine noted that there would be 7,000 tickets available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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In France Marine Le Pen will probably come first in the initial round of next year's presidential election.
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Ukraine and the West insist that a stable ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russian forces must come first.
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Same-day tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 2628:28503 a.m.
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But it might not be an iPhone, as the analysts suggest that a foldable tablet may come first.
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Politics came first, just as considerations other than best interest of the child continue to come first today.
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The Supreme Court has about 28500 seats reserved for the general public that are first come, first served.
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The Taliban always insisted direct talks with the Americans must come first, and Washington has until recently resisted.
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The party and my work has always come first, often at the expense of commitments to loved ones.
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The banks that have benefited from the debt must take their own losses and let people come first.
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Breakfast items like Vietnamese pho, Chinese dumplings and Korean bibimbap, all bearing Mr. Talde's personal touch, come first.
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The idea: During normal times, companies are typically guided by profits and a "first come, first serve" basis.
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Bunks fill up on a first-come, first-serve basis, but there is always room on the floor.
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The event is free, but RSVP is required, and seating is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Check out the photos ... shirts and hoodies are up for grabs on a first come, first served basis.
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Private cabanas are available for rent and chaises lounges are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The bill aims to equalize wait times across countries by changing the system to first-come first-served.
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Tickets for MLK Day programming will be distributed on a first-come, first-seated basis starting at 8am.
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Therefore, in the "save for retirement versus save for my child's college tuition " standoff, your needs come first.
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They tell us it will be a 20-minute wait but the bar is first come, first served.
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As mentioned before, you can't have the same username as someone else, and it's first come, first served.
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"Ultimately, the team has to come first even though we all have individual goals and preferences," he explains.
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But one fantasy series will always come first in my heart: The Chronicles of Prydain, by Lloyd Alexander.
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"I have never in my life seen an issue where the patient doesn't come first," Oberg told me.
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They'll both be governed by their parties, and the parties come first, like the lobbyists who fund them.
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My daughter's needs come first, but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy the things I am passionate about together.
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On a first come, first serve basis, KFC will give away bottles of sunscreen to those who visit ExtraCrispySunscreen.com.
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That's why I wrote my book "More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First" a few years ago.
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It will come to both iOS and Android, though the team hasn't decided which one will come first yet.
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Apparently others are interested too, and applications are first-come, first-considered, so he suggests we apply right away.
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I really don't want to be late, because after a 10-minute grace period, it's first- come first-served.
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Have a conversation with your spouse today about how you and your relationship come first, even before the kids.
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Not only does it come first in the calendar, Mother's Day was celebrated first by at least a year.
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A Best Buy spokesperson said that the NES Classic will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
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If this sounds like your cup of tea, hurry and get your first-come, first-serve tickets on Billetto.
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Secured debts, like mortgage or auto loans, come first; unsecured debts, such as credit cards and medical bills, follow.
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AEST) on a first come first served basis, and is available for only $70 USD ($100 AUD) per night.
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Here again, however, payments due on general-obligation bonds come first, followed by payments due on legally binding contracts.
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"All the people before me dropped their crap, so I could've come first for all I know," Ben says.
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Tickets are first come, first served and they go fast, so hurry up and grab your free ticket here.
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As every mother knows, protecting your kid has to come first and foremost and that is her primary goal.
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A total of 27,22 tickets will be available on a first come, first service basis, starting at 21981 a.m.
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Plus, we have a limited number of tickets, and they're available on a strictly first-come-first-served basis.
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Sprint only has a limited amount and will be giving them away on a first come, first serve basis.
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Tickets are released in batches, and the first round is available now on a first-come, first-served basis.
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That could mean CCMP is the one in control, and its interests will come first ahead of regular shareholders.
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"My kids come first, always," Spears tells PEOPLE while opening up about her brand-new fragrance, VIP Private Show.
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"North Korea wants the U.S. to go first, that the United States' corresponding measures must come first," he said.
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The self-guided tours are then scheduled on a first-come-first-served basis, and held Tuesdays through Saturdays.
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The massive tent had rows and rows of long, handmade tables that were first-come-first-serve communal style.
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Recently the yuan trade numbers come first followed as much as an hour later by figures in U.S. dollars.
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Grant recipients will receive $10,000 over two years that will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The forgiveness plan will be given out on a "first-come, first-served" basis, until the money runs out.
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"When we ask the people here what their main concerns are, security and immigration clearly come first," he said.
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The guiding assumption was that the two goals went together, though it was never clear which would come first.
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This is aimed to improve the relationship between the owner and animal, and it's free (first come/first serve).
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There will be a further opportunity to purchase tickets in a first-come, first-served process later this year.
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The event is free, but tickets — which will be given on a first-come, first-served basis — are required.
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Admission is free and first-come, first-serve, as it has been since the pro-am's inception in 22011.
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INSLEE: It's not good enough WARREN: It's time for us HOLT: Governor Inslee WARREN: To make families come first.
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But with the benefits of blockchain-based online voting so clear, citizens should insist that voters' interests come first.
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The main one is the rooftop pool, which is surrounded by pool chairs that are first-come, first-served.
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"We are disappointed these events cannot be held, but health and safety will always come first," the WTA said.
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While Row 7 will consider the needs of regional growers, its founders say that flavor will always come first.
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The funds will be distributed on a first-come first-served basis, and $125,000 will be available in 2019.
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Keep in mind, Ms. Holladay said, that house cars are typically available on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Each shower cabin works on a first-come, first-serve basis, and each one offers shampoo, conditioner, and towels.
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And also the other thing that I like about it is that it is not first come first served.
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It's first come, first served, and I made sure I got a front row seat in the tiny space.
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Another proposed measure is to change the current first-come, first-served lottery system that is benefiting outsourcing firms.
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This will mean that treatment cannot be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis, as it normally is.
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And when the North Koreans did, they explored many options, but made clear sanctions relief had to come first.
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Some are using an orderly ticketing system, and others are simply going first-come, first-served when their stores open.
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"But the favelas are areas we cannot control and the personal safety of our athletes must come first," he said.
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Problem was, Williams had only spread the claims because Parks told her the information had come first-hand from Burruss.
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There will be seating for 5,000 members of the public, who can enter on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"Your children will always come first, but never forget who you are and what you want to achieve," she wrote.
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Polls suggest UKIP will come first in the 2030 election, narrowly followed by the Tories and, just behind them, OTM!.
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The remaining seats will be ticketed and go to members of the public on a first-come, first-served basis.
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EST on Tuesday for one lucky person (first come, first served) to stay overnight in the pop-up abode Thursday.
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You'll definitely want to act quickly, however, as tickets will be doled out on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Building economic and social resilience is the goal, said Chasserio, but she believes that peace of mind must come first.
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Space is limited, and admission is strictly first-come-first-served, so keep that in mind and get there early.
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For the designer, the project shows that humans need to come first as the Internet and our tangible spaces merge.
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Clearly this wasn't "fair," but it was consistent with the "first come first serve" style of early internet resource allocation.
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The first batch of licenses awarded in the early 2000s were handed out on a first come, first served basis.
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Tickets are limited, and we'll select people in the Latin American startup scene on a first-come-first-served basis.
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This month, the museum is piloting a "Walk-Up Wednesdays" program for first-come, first-served entry once a week.
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Seats were set up for fourteen hundred people, and tickets were given away on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Pakistan and India come first to mind, so also the United States, Russia and China, and Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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So many women feel like outsiders in various industries that it's great to create room where our needs come first.
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But by examining the granular way government accounts for its spending, Mosler saw that in every case, expenditures come first.
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Snapchat's current policy is "first come, first served," and you can't reserve a geofilter more than 30 days in advance.
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Luckily it's not just some first-come, first-serve chaos, but you can pre-sign-up here to get updates.
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No matter what happens, however, you can be damn sure the people footing the bills will always come first. [ESPN]
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Tickets are available on a first-come-first-served basis, so get your tickets now before they're gone for good.
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But both Mr. Pompeo and John R. Bolton, the national security adviser, have said progress toward denuclearization must come first.
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We know this is disappointing to the many people who love the current experience — but reliability and safety come first.
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Tickets are free but can be reserved here, and attendance is on a first-come, first-served basis, with RSVP.
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Hinge says it will verify requests, then send out $100 Visa gift cards on a first come, first served basis.
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Otherwise, hospitals risk falling into a first-come, first-served stance that doesn't prioritize patients by their level of need.
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Protecting the tuskless females seems to be the reason bull elephants often come first to the water holes in Addo.
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"During your upcoming meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, we believe that Americans should come first," they wrote.
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Keep in mind that seating is limited in this smaller, more intimate setting, and it's strictly first come, first served.
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Shuster told reporters on Thursday that while he believes tax reform should come first, he thinks infrastructure should immediately afterwards.
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Stick with Trump and his lies, or reject them in favor of someone who believes that facts must come first.
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The igloos are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, though the market's team had reserved one for me.
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But as organizers at Empac seem to understand, access to raw studio time and expert instruction has to come first.
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We showed up 30 minutes early to "The Irishman" to stand in the cold for first-come-first-serve seats.
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Experts advise filing as early as possible, because aid dollars usually are allotted on a "first come, first served" basis.
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State and college deadlines to apply for aid vary, but many distribute funds on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"The solution to the current political crisis will come first and foremost with the resignation of Jovenel Moise," said Michel.
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The showings, which are first come first served, will be preceded by musical performances by up-and-coming artists.westfield.com/wtc
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Under discussion since has been whether North Korean denuclearization or declaring an end to the Korean War should come first.
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In order to stay on the right side of the law, never forget that your client's interests come first, said Evans.
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Grant recipients can receive $5,000 a year over two years and will be chosen on a first-come, first-served basis.
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However, because Chinese (both Mandarin and Cantonese) is currently not one of the Assistant's supported languages, that'll have to come first.
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The festival is free, but fans need to RSVP to attend and access is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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The ads are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis and are limited to one per day, according to BuzzFeed.
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Visitors can reserve tickets at the Hall of Magic website, with walk-ins accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Fitch assumes that under severe financial stress, support for subsidiary banks would come first and foremost from their foreign parent banks.
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Of the rest, 39 said players' interests did not always come first, and 14 were not sure or refused to respond.
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The Israel Defence Forces (the IDF) come first in surveys of Israel's most respected institutions, and IDF commanders are household names.
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Seats on all of the side courts are available to everyone on the grounds on a first come, first serve basis.
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We will select applicants on a first come, first served basis for people actively involved in the Latin American startup ecosystem.
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I'm not sure if she listed those exact activities, but the idea was that wellness must come first—even over productivity.
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You might be the last sign in the zodiac, but you deserve to come first—take special care of yourself today.
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She said other international accounts, such as funding for helping refugees and fighting terrorism in the Middle East, should come first.
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Those wishing to obtain a permit to demonstrate at the plaza had to apply on a first come, first serve basis.
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"We believe that the story should always come first and that the technology should work to serve the story," says Fan.
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"You come first, no matter how busy, no matter what's going on," the baker told his mom during the emotional episode.
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The Wienermobile and similar lodging opportunities were available on a first-come-first-served basis, and only for a few nights.
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Consumer applications will come first, he said, but the company is already working on business and medical uses for the product.
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Passes were doled out by the National Park Service on a first come, first served basis each morning of the tours.
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Bipartisan legislation to protect retirement savers and ensure that their interests come first has been introduced in both houses of Congress.
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Results-hungry policy makers expect test scores to rise overnight, but getting students engaged in their own education must come first.
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Festival attendees can line up to get a slice of the famously large cheesecake on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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Get out of its way," he continued, adding "Property is replaceable, but lives are not and safety has to come first.
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"I will govern for everybody, but the poor will always come first," he said at a recent rally, per the Telegraph.
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And while Alcoa's earnings usually come first, this time, the tone-setting will come from PepsiCo's Tuesday earnings report, he said.
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In my program, citizens and their concerns always come first, and public policies are always conceived as joint efforts with municipalities.
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If we're going to provide the telecom industry with unfettered access to public property, then the public's interest must come first.
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Pies were prepped and served across six local pizza shops and ready for lunchtime: first come, first served -- one per family.
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But most high schools limit parking to seniors and offer permits by lottery or on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Ruth told the press that Korczak had informed her that the mountain would come first, she second, and their children third.
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Get out of its way," he said, adding: "Property is replaceable, but lives are not, and safety has to come first.
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Other states have failed in the past to supplant the Granite State's nominating contest and have their own primary come first.
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He needs to explain to them that country and the institution come first if you want to serve on this committee.
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Thirty shorts and shirts in a variety of men's and women's sizes are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"My Granny said after Savita Halappanavar died that it was wrong, and that the woman had to come first," she said.
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Considering that there are potentially many newly-eligible debtors, this "first-come, first-served" fund may not last long at all.
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Constituents had to sign up for the events on a first-come, first-serve basis, and the slots quickly filled up.
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They use a loophole in the current first-come, first-served lottery system to flood the applicant pool with their candidates.
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Some states (like Illinois) use a first-come, first-served approach to financial aid, and may already be out of money.
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In a letter to the committee's chairman, Republican Senator Chuck Grassley, Ford's attorneys said an FBI investigation needed to come first.
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The city's Department of Parks and Recreation allowed vendors in the restricted areas to sell on a first-come, first-served basis.
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We just released the third round of our first-come-first-serve tickets, and the first two batches sold like proverbial hotcakes.
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For doctors, patient safety has to come first, Emily Whitgob, MD, the lead author on the study explained in a press release.
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"[My kids] always come first, so I try to spend as much time as possible with them," she told Glamour in 2015.
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They had called for a political settlement to come first and have warned that the referendum will only lead to more violence.
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All guests at The Bell must be 18 or older, and reservations will be made on a first come, first served basis.
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But many of them hold tickets for the outside courts, where seats can be taken on a 'first come, first served' basis.
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They had requested for a political settlement to come first and have warned that the referendum will only lead to more violence.
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No matter how fascinated you are with the macabre and the otherworldly, respect for the deceased and their families must come first.
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She has given up dreams of being a teacher, saying she's accepted that her role as a wife has to come first.
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There are a ton of subtle, low-impact ways a restaurant might communicate to you that your convenience does not come first.
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Tickets are available on a strictly first-come, first-served basis, so don't put it off any longer — buy your ticket today.
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Tickets are available on a strictly first-come, first-served basis, and the first two batches of tickets disappeared pretty darned quick.
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Regardless of which might come first – the collapse of Egypt's economy or the spread of Islamist insurgency – the other would surely follow.
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There are no restrictions on an applicant's age or income level, but availability is set on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The plaintiffs' claim is based on MNN's mandated "first-come, first-served" broadcast policy that allows for no editorial discretion, he said.
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Only 32 seats—granted on a first-come, first-serve basis—will be held each day for the public, according to TMZ.
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RSVP here for your free ticket (required for entry, first-come first-serve, 21+, please only sign up if you'll come) ( function() {
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Polling suggests that in the next election, the Freedom Party is likely to come first, he said, and form a coalition government.
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Sundance has had a world competition since 1999, but its reputation as a showcase for American independent film has always come first.
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Tickets for the event will be handed out at the venue on a first-come, first-serve basis this Saturday, January 228. .
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For the 2018-19 school year, 13 states have indicated they will be awarding funds on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Tickets are distributed first come first served, starting an hour before each performance, with a limit of four per adult per day.
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Upon entering, the apps automatically add you into this first-come, first-served queue and will tell you your position in line.
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GETTING IN The bar is still finding its groove, so for now, it is first come first served, especially after 10 p.m.
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That area of questions could come first thing Wednesday morning, when Gates returns to the stand to face more of Downing's inquisition.
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"Our elected officials need to make clear that the interest of children -- not the religious views of taxpayer-funded agencies -- come first."
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In the manner of a movie director, Drnaso draws from a script: the words and the plot come first, then the images.
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The Joyce already has $10 tickets, but "they're on a first-come-first-served basis and they sell out quickly," she said.
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To date, 352 niches have been filled, but hundreds more are being built and sold on a first-come-first-served basis.
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There are more galvanizing priorities, like expanding public health care programs or access to higher education, that would almost surely come first.
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Take a swing in one of the many tennis courts around the resorts, which are first-come, first-served to hotel guests.
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But then a few minutes later, Trump said DACA could come first and reform could come down the road, or immediately after.
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Seats on all of the side courts are available to everyone on the grounds and on a first come first serve basis.
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The approach used by Fortescue is not illegal under Western Australia's "first come, first served" laws governing the transfer of mining permits.
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Someone could bring up to five bump stocks and receive a voucher for each one on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Citi Complimentary tickets are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and you can only redeem one offer every six months.
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He said on Sunday he would tell those businesses put at jeopardy by a disorderly exit that democracy must always come first.
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Click User Reports to see recent crash logs, and the program they were associated with (which will come first in the report name).
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The process was designed to randomly select applicants in order to make the process fairer than the old first-come, first-served system.
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I would never want to betray the personal and spiritual principles I believe in most: that my God and my family come first.
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RSVP here for your free ticket (required for entry, first-come first-serve) Get ready to groove to Kishi Bashi's fairytale indie pop.
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If she cannot then UKIP will probably come first and be invited by King William to form a government, supported by the Tories.
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The legal responsibilities of those boards vary, but the global consensus is that vaguely defined shareholder interests come first most of the time.
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Tickets will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and will only be available at Sprint retailers and dealers on Saturday.
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"We can have compassion for these people, but it doesn't mean the laws don't matter — Americans come first," Lahren said on the show.
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Facebook is also making a feed ranking change today that literally puts its primary value that "Friends and family come first" into practice.
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Amy Spitalnick, a spokeswoman for the office of Mayor Bill de Blasio, said that finding sites for the buildings had to come first.
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" And it's a lot like when Facebook published a set of "core values" that year to emphasize that, "friends and family come first.
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In terms of launch timeframe for Olly, they're slating "early next year" — with an English version of the bot set to come first.
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This year, on the morning of April 1, the first-come, first-served application process opened like the gates to a horse race.
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"I like to be optimistic, but we have a family now, and kids come first, and they have to have insurance," he says.
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The first two require fans to RSVP on Sonos' website, while the Netherlands location will operate on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Pyongyang and Washington have been at odds over whether the North's denuclearization or declaring a formal end to the war should come first.
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The coastal Texas region still sits largely in the rescue phase, which means that immediate issues of food, water and shelter come first.
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But Trump made the mistake of trusting House Speaker Paul Ryan, who insisted healthcare had to come first—a decision Trump reportedly regretted.
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Those who sign up will get an email on the 27th with a link to purchase on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Some people claim that "Down," which features Gucci Mane, sounds a lot like Terror Jr's track "Come First" — and Terror Jr seemingly agrees.
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You have learned to live in more thorough and thoughtful ways, thereby creating less guilt because your responsibilities come first and leisure second.
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Courtney Barnett held a free show in Brooklyn, but it was first come, first serve with no priority for Gov Ball ticket holders.
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The USPTO handles applications on a first-come, first-serve basis, so Jeremy might be S.O.L. if the applicant before him is approved.
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Tickets are no longer available online, but there's a slim chance of gaining access in person on a first-come-first-served basis.
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In the preceding years, registration was limited to 22016 riders on a first-come-first-served basis, and there were no qualifying races.
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I hold it in sacred trust as a reminder that we have individual and collective responsibility to make sure that kids come first.
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Tea guests will be treated to manicures and chair massages on a first-come-first-served basis, and mothers will receive fresh flowers.
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Passes will be doled out on a first-come, first-serve basis by the National Park Service on the morning of each tour.
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There are two phone numbers: One is public and first come first served; the other, which guarantees entrance, is a closely guarded secret.
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Boarding will happen on a first-come, first-serve basis, the commission said in a news release that also mandated evacuations for visitors.
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The entire upper tier at Armstrong, more than half the seats, is open to all fans on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Siri might have come first, but since Amazon introduced Alexa on the first Echo device in November 2014, the virtual assistant has taken over.
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Reservations are available on a first-come-first-serve basis, there is no night minimum, and the hotel will exist for four nights only.
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PT on Sunday can attend the free festivities in Long Beach on a first come, first served basis, but the space fills up quickly.
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But the president appeared pretty much at home, he sticks to his policy that when he does things, America just has to come first.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that under severe financial stress, support for Romanian subsidiary banks would come first and foremost from their foreign parent banks.
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As its role increases in the years to come, first-mover leagues and teams will generate more revenue and fill more seats than laggards.
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Mr. Chatti said interest in the watches, which cost $196,000, has been very strong, with current sales on a first come, first serve basis.
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" A third follower advised, "Your family and health come first," urging the rapper to keep it slow and steady, "especially after your first child.
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Padres Season Ticket Members have the exclusive opportunity starting today to purchase Theme Game offer vouchers available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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If lining up is more your style, Best Buy has shared that it will hand out tickets on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Licenses are usually granted on a first come, first serve basis in order of when studios file their applications, several game developers told TechCrunch.
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Opinion polls show far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen would likely come first in the first round of the 2017 presidential election.
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At the get-go, Aetna told CNBC that there will be 250,000 to 300,000 slots available, assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch assumes that under severe financial stress, support for Hungarian subsidiary banks would come first and foremost from their foreign parent banks.
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Npm gives package names to authors on a first-come-first-served basis, and Azer has a bunch of them — 6, to be exact.
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Businesses will be able to begin applying for the visas on a first come, first served basis once the measure is officially published Wednesday.
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Tickets will be dished out on a first-come, first-served basis, and only 50 pairs of tickets will be released in this batch.
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And they'll be given away to the public, first come, first serve, to make room for new, local art at each Super 8 location.
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The company has refrained from preorders altogether leading up to launch, so it's all first-come, first-served — and there are no midnight openings.
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Asked about this, Frohwein would not specify what new product launches or acquisitions might come first, but he highlighted payments as an interesting area.
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Above all, they argue, the interests of the underlying clients of the finance industry—the depositors, the workers and the pensioners—should come first.
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Available on a first-come, first-served basis, tickets to our popular event sell out quickly, and they'll be gone before you know it.
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Right now, H-1B visas are issued on a first come, first served basis, for a flat fee, and the number is arbitrarily capped.
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The money is not first-come, first-served; the $31 million will be split among those who filed a claim for credit monitoring subsidies.
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All performances have sold out, but standby tickets are available first come first served at the box office before the start of each show.
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The parking lot attendant who said we could use a traffic cone to "reserve" a space in the normally first-come-first-served lot.
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The 41st floor is available by reservation only, and the indoor lounge and open-air terraces one floor below are first-come, first-served.
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"It's a shame that the #UAETour has been cancelled but public health must come first," four-times Tour de France winner Chris Froome said.
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That won't likely be enough spots to meet demand, Microsoft admits, and says invitations will be distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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It was unclear whether the British government was taking children on a first-come-first-served basis, or giving special weight to certain circumstances.
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But the plan left unclear their sequence, with Russia insisting that political steps come first, while Ukraine wants to begin with those involving security.
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The U.S. has never publicly discussed what it might be willing to give up, and has always suggested North Korean denuclearization must come first.
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In a parliamentary vote in the Netherlands in March, the nationalist Geert Wilders failed to come first as predicted, though he did finish second.
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Small children can hear them — and try them — at this free concert, but it's best to arrive early: Seating is first come first served.
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That's not to say you don't come first, but you are thinking about the ways you fit into your relationships, and how they're doing!
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That's because river water in California is distributed according to a longstanding first-come-first-served system, and Westlands is low on the list.
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Pelosi made clear that's not going to happen, saying the two either have to come simultaneously or the budget caps deal must come first.
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Maybe building up clean energy industries, familiarizing the public with the energy transition, could come first and soften the ground for a carbon price.
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"While the app has the potential to highlight mass violence and human rights violations, protecting victims of sexual violence has to come first," Naimer said.
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Robinhood's debit cards with Mastercard will be available in January on a first-come, first-serve and are being rolled out in a limited amount.
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They can be picked up in the building's lobby or at the information desk in the lobby of MoMA on Saturday, first come first served.
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For anyone unfamiliar with Southwest's unique first-come, first-serve seating policy, passengers check into their flights before takeoff and are assigned a seating group.
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One company, Janssen, chose to ration its ovarian cancer and multiple myeloma drug Doxil on a first-come-first-served basis during a prolonged shortage.
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"I think [Oprah] likes a human story that sheds light on an issue, but an issue in which the people come first," Jones, 47, says.
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This is dangerously misleading, because in the real world, getting dressed should always come first, long before you start in on your hair and makeup.
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Some streamers may feel pressure to stream as much as possible to reach as many viewers as they can, but safety should always come first.
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This means immigrants receive Green Cards on a "first-come, first-serve" basis, rather than having their wait times depend on where they are from.
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However, many also said that a lottery or first-come-first-served approach would be appropriate for patients who had roughly equal chances of benefiting.
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When I inquired about bar seating, seeing it was full, he told us to keep an eye out because it was first come, first served.
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"I think the replacement must obviously come first and it must be something that is very appealing and easy to understand," he told Politico Wednesday.
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In this construction, policy must come first, then the support of "smart" politicians, whose job it is to sell the package to the voting public.
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Making my way through the crowd, I learned that the event was now first-come-first-serve due to issues with the online ticketing process.
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Free same-day passes are distributed on a first-come-first-served basis to visitors who show up in person starting at 9:15 a.m.
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I'd recommend arriving early on Friday to stake out your spot because the movie tickets will be released on a first-come, first-served basis.
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A security checkpoint will be set up, and 700 tickets will be handed out there on a first-come, first-serve basis, according to altright.
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At this free event, which is first come first served, young people can discover the mission that's behind many musical compositions: a call to action.
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It's too bad this book's last chapter, on her month at the Long Beach Naval Hospital's Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Center, couldn't have come first.
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Admission is free, first come first served, to 50 families at each performance, but if you miss "Nooma" now, Carnegie will revive it in October.
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The thought process behind modern brand building is becoming centered around the idea that the audience should come first, providing a reason for the product.
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Some states have early aid deadlines, and some distribute aid on a first-come, first-served basis, so filing early is best, Ms. Cheng said.
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But science doesn't always come first in this administration, which worries that markets tanking over coronavirus fears will undermine Trump's hopes for a second term.
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Same-day tickets for all monument tours through October 18 will be available on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 8:30 a.m.
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This free celebration (admission is first come first served) will explore the narrative ability not only of music, but also of visual art and dance.
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"When agencies choose to accept taxpayer dollars to provide this critically important government service to children, the needs of children must come first," Cooper said.
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It is significant that the coaches of two of Europe's most expansive teams decided, when the stakes were high, that caution had to come first.
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The FCC thus far has applied its first-come, first-served system for assigning toll-free numbers to the 1-877 through 85033-844 blocks.
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"This is definitely a starting point, and I think they all understand that the ones that come first get the better deals," Mr. Carmouche said.
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The department will issue H-2B certifications on a first-come, first-served basis, though the "overwhelming workload" this year has delayed the entire process.
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The pool operated on a first-come-first-served basis, Mr. Figueroa said, without regard to people's income or the severity of their medical condition.
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Banter and humor is so important to Aquarius moon, who feels like there's no point in a partnership if friendship and fun don't come first.
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On Thursday, he said that "tax reform is going to happen fairly quickly" but that dealing with the Affordable Care Act had to come first.
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"Patients need to come first, and the decisions that we make need to be guided by science and data, congruent with the law," he said.
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The second is that she understands that family should always come first, something that Eleanor suspected she didn't comprehend as a jook sing Asian American.
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The U.S. government had issued 66,000 such visas this year, through a lottery for the first time, versus the usual first-come, first-served basis.
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Asked how he would face the owners and employees of small companies put at jeopardy by such a decision, Hunt said democracy must come first.
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Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez via GIPHY This BFF pair shared the crown and dominated the red carpet together, proving your squad should always come first.
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Instead he has made a flurry of calls to other heads of state and received incoming contacts like a short order cook -- first come, first served.
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"Yes, I am not upset at our government due to the fact that I am a U.S. citizen and that our laws come first," Garcia said.
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Westvind told me that either text or image may come first — some works are based on plotted stories and others begin as stream-of-consciousness sketches.
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But there are still formidable differences, including whether denuclearisation or normalizing ties should come first, and how much North Korea is actually willing to give up.
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Tickets were free and offered on a first-come, first-served basis at this venue on Saturday, January 7, for anyone planning to attend in person.
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The needs of the bottom come first, followed by the needs and wants of the person in authority, and, finally, the wants of the submissive partner.
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But hearing rooms don't always have enough space to accommodate all those interested, and attendees are typically let in on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The long range Model Y will come first in the fall of 2000, and will have a range of 235 miles, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said.
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North Korea and the United States have been at odds over whether the North's denuclearization or declaring an end to the Korean War should come first.
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The report sticks with the underlying philosophy of antitrust in America and Britain—that the consumer should come first, rather than suppliers or other interest groups.
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They're strictly first-come-first-serve, so do yourself a favor: Buy your ticket today and avoid a severe case of FOMO — fear of missing out.
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Through any combination of their lyrics, style, personas, production, and performances, they allow us to envision a world where our needs, desires, and identities come first.
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As Gunnell said, tickets will be limited to four per person on a first come, first serve basis until the box office closes at 8 p.m.
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"It became clear week that there would be a slot before Christmas, but most people were expecting BNP Paribas [to come first]," said a hybrid banker.
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In the Republican race, the polls suggest Ted Cruz will come first in his native Texas, and that Donald Trump will win pretty much everywhere else.
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Procrastinators run the risk of missing out on college and state aid, which may be doled out on a first-come, first-served basis, Levy said.
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Rather than open online orders on a first come, first served basis, they're holding a lottery for the chance to order one of the coveted consoles.
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Here's the crazy part -- only 32 seats will be held each day for the public, and they'll be granted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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It is the only way we can create a system where the needs of patients come first, and long-term sustainability isn't upset by political vendettas.
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The auditions were supposed to have started at ten o'clock, first come, first served, but it was noon and they'd made it only through twelve hopefuls.
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At first-come-first-served seats near the bar, assistants huddled around lengthy spreadsheets, figuring out which donors were entitled to which passes to which events.
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The two chefs are turning out 300 sandwiches a day and selling them this weekend only first come first served on Friday, starting at 6 p.m.
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The AI Bar ensures it's a hassle free, first come, first served system that makes ordering drinks more convenient for both drinkers and bar staff alike.
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"The big myth is that all aid is awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis, but for many types of aid it's not," Chany said.
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Critics counter that it's not the US government's place to bankroll someone who broke the law, and that as unemployment skyrockets, American workers should come first.
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The school has about 2100 seniors and 2450 student spots, for which the school awarded 303 permits on a first-come, first-served basis this year.
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He is selling the samples, first come first served, but has now created patterns for all of the garments, which are available for stores to order.
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The first is that Germany's fragmenting party system could open the way for the AfD to come first in one or more of the three polls.
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Funds will be awarded to eligible applicants on a first-come, first-served basis, and they will be notified of their funding status by April 30.
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The bad news: Tickets are no longer available online, but there's a slim chance of gaining access in person on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Of course, the well-being and safety of young players must always come first, but I hope the positive aspects of the sport are not lost.
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In more than a dozen states, grants are given on a first-come, first-served basis until the dollars run out, Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of SavingforCollege.
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Tickets are being distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis at the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections and at Clinton campaign offices around the state.
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The deadline for the FAFSA varies by state—but some aid is first come, first served, so it's best to be the early bird on this one.
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Seats in the dome car are available to Downeaster passengers at no extra cost but are unreserved and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Dusold said she was initially hesitant to leave her family behind full time, but eventually came to realize that her dream and well-being should come first.
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The exact number of tickets available will vary by experience, but Tazo is offering approximately 100 spots total on a first come, first served basis starting Nov.
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" Still, exact details are "nonexistent so far" because the "Grammys had to come first," Ballerini said, adding, "I haven't started planning a wedding yet, but it'll happen.
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The candies will be available for pickup on a "first come, first serve" basis at the Time Warner and 1100 Madison Avenue Sugarfina boutiques in New York.
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Wi-Fi 6 is just starting to arrive, and since it's brand-new, it's not a huge surprise to see it come first to high-end routers.
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Postel did not think to grant administrative power over them to the relevant governments; instead, he began entrusting management responsibility on a first-come, first-served basis.
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You'll then have to sign up through the iPad kiosk in the lobby to join a "first-come, first-served virtual queue" for one or both rooms.
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This Saturday afternoon screening — doors open at 83:30, and seats are first come first served — will recreate the first bill of short films in the series.
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They both have two children from other marriages and they've really done, I think, an exemplary job in melding their families, and their children always come first.
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You will, of course, want to be near your computer or mobile device tomorrow, as tickets will be doled out on a first come, first served basis.
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"We found ourselves in this race with Disney and there was a [time] when we were neck and neck, in who would come first," Serkis told Deadline.
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The Chinese system is based on a first-come, first-serve basis, creating a lucrative opportunity — until the Qiaodan ruling — for squatters to register famous international brands.
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The $25 rewards will be given out on a first come, first served basis starting at 4:00 PM ET on April 1 on the promotion webpage.
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When pressed by the host as to why healthcare reform must come first, Trump admitted that business managers who say tax reform is more impactful are correct.
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"It's sort of irresponsible to be encouraging day trading if you don't have the financial means…I think investment accounts and retirement accounts come first," he notes.
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This final evening was a party for Mr. Hilton's book, "More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First," a call for smaller-scaled living and governance.
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And when it comes to the taxpayer's dime, what voters are hearing is that illegal immigrants come first and certainly before Americans citizens and the working class.
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Develop a tight system of communication for notification of bar staff if cops come—first thing, hide the money, except for the tip jar—leave that out.
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But to qualify for this support, they would have to apply to FEMA for the funds, which would be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"The central bank said that anybody can take part who has a good enough rating and, it works on a first-come, first-served basis," Virovacz added.
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Other events on Saturday are free and first come first served: a pop concert by Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could at 10:30 a.m.
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She said the monument still has just one drive-in campground, at Sandbank Stream, and several hike-in campsites, all of which are first-come, first-served.
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The company says growth has to come first, but critics wonder whether it will ever make money — and what its books would look like in a recession.
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If parents' jobs are too inflexible to accommodate children's needs, or pay too little to afford child care, taking care of their child has to come first.
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However, Doyle acknowledges that these technologies are still a long way from actual application in the field, and that ensuring the safety of humans will come first.
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CasaPound and Forza Nuova are invited to TV studios to discuss their ideas on why Italians should come first and how the European Union is a disgrace.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is matching donations on Giving Tuesday of up to $7 million on a first-come, first-serve basis, with a cap of $100,000 per nonprofit.
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His central pitch to the electorate — that he will "Make America Great Again" — rests on the promise of a revitalized economy in which U.S. workers come first.
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Is there an example that exists of a mass transit system that is both well-managed and financed, and where the commuters come first and politics last?
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Bratches said the one fundamental that came across from the discussions with principals is that the fans, whether in the grandstands or watching elsewhere, will come first.
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Tattoo art was also on display, with stick-and-poke tattoo artist Bluestone Babe, aka Rosa Bluestone Perr, tattooing visitors on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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It ended up being a 4,096 slide presentation with 200,000 words of annotation, but something has to come first, and I chose this quote from Richard Branson.
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"Seeing as they're a security company and give out SSL certificates, you'd think that the security of their own environment would come first above all else," said Ursem.
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The bill, which has 271 bipartisan cosponsors, would phase out the country cap, eventually allowing the green cards to be awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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The GOP strategy to pass health care and tax bills without any Democratic help in the Senate rests on a careful sequencing, and Obamacare has to come first.
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You're going to want to act quickly, however, as there are only 50 pairs of tickets available, and tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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International interest has focused on the possibility that Mr Wilders might come first, adding another populist win to last year's Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump.
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"It's a reminder to all our brands that the people who buy our products should always come first and be the focus of what we do," Jope added.
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The update, which will come first to Android before iOS in the coming days, will allow you to mark a post on your Timeline feed for self-destruction.
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Municipal networks of driverless cars might prove less efficient than private ones, particularly if cars are rationed on a first-come-first-served basis rather than by price.
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The free fifteen-minute tasting will be given on a first come, first serve basis in their factory store and will run every half hour, from 10 a.m.
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And, she says, despite the fact that she plays the formidable Cersei Lannister in Game of Thrones, when she's at home with her two kids, they come first.
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She already likes her own music, whether it's Ariana Grande or Taylor Swift, and she realizes that none of them would exist if Depeche Mode hadn't come first.
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For weeks now, Trump has accepted House Speaker Paul Ryan's premise that the ordering of legislative priorities is of cardinal strategic importance—and health care must come first.
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The cardboard binoculars are being given away for free on a first-come, first-served basis at six Coach stores in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Tokyo.
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Passes will be doled out by the National Park Service on a first come, first served basis each morning of the garden tours starting at 8:30 a.m.
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Wittenberg-Cox points to a survey of Harvard Business School graduates in which more than 50 percent of men said they expect their own career to come first.
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The Wizards CEO said he was impressed the way Silver has managed through multiple points of views at ownership meetings, and that the players have always come first.
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He also entertained the prospect of making the briefing room seats first-come first-served, rather than having them assigned to specific outlets, as is currently the case.
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If not, she said, respecting advice to stay off the streets for the sake of older people, for whom coronavirus exposure is especially dangerous, would still come first.
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Arguments come first; when they are successful, facts follow — at least for a while, until a new round of arguments replaces them with a new set of facts.
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"It's always been our cultural value, our traditional way of addressing, that elders come first before any event, and elders speak first before any ceremonial events," Pitka said.
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Employees allay anxiety about the first-come, first-served patio seating by telling peak-hour guests to grab a seat; someone will bring the food when it's ready.
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Experimenting with materials of different weights, like balloons, fabric and trim, participating families (the event is first come first served) will make sculptural elements for a collaborative installation.
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The Mar-a-Lago incident illustrates a fundamental question about Trump's presidency: Will his personal financial interests come first — shaping US policy at the expense of the country?
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Butler disagrees with the move, saying academics should come first for Gelo ... but admits there's still opportunities for him to develop into a massive hit on the court.
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YouTube said in an email that the masthead ads are sold on a first come, first serve basis and accepted as long as they comply with its policies.
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The news comes ahead of Android Pay finally making its way to the mobile web, which will come first to Chrome and appear initially on Groupon, 1-800-Flowers.
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We worked with each other for multiple songs on my next record and a song on Mark's new album, but we didn't know what was going to come first.
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There are reasons to think millennials prioritize climate and clean energy somewhat higher than other demographics, but even for them, the economy, health care, and affordable education come first.
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But he is a great exemplar of the movement's core belief: America should come first, and trade and migration from abroad are direct threats to its way of life.
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"My kids always come first," she explained of daughter Summer Rain, 3½, with fiancé Matt Rutler, and her 10-year-old son Max Liron with ex-husband Jordan Bratman.
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Biden has made the "electability" case explicitly, arguing that defeating Donald Trump should come first and everything else—like, you know, the stuff he would do as president—second.
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In such cases it is impossible to know whether the ideology makes the person violent, or whether the violent desires come first and the half-baked justification follows after.
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"My kids always come first," she explains of daughter Summer Rain, 3½, with fiancé Matt Rutler, and her 10-year-old son Max Liron with ex-husband Jordan Bratman.
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The BBC is streaming a 4K HDR trial to compatible TV sets, but you'll need to get in quickly as it's limited to a first-come, first-served basis.
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Barring an unprecedented shock, Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) and the Christian Social Union (CSU), their Bavarian sister party, will come first, securing her a fourth term as chancellor.
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Scott says that during their modeling of boarding speed, Molon Labe found random boarding, on a first-come-first-seated basis, like Southwest Airlines uses, gives the fastest results.
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That said, some FAFSA missteps can delay the processing of your application, which isn't ideal for state and college aid doled out on a first-come, first-served basis.
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When it comes to the issues of mental health, whether PTSD or any other mental health disorder, what should come first is the well-being of other human beings.
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Early filers may be less likely to miss college and state aid deadlines, and increase their chance of receiving aid doled out on a first-come, first-served basis.
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In Baden-Württemberg, Winfried Kretschmann, the governing premier of the Green party, won over 30% of the vote, the first time the party has come first in the state.
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Considering he just lectured everyone else about how love and friendship has to come first, this monologue didn't really make sense, but I guess desperation makes everyone a hypocrite.
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There, and in recent elections in Brandenburg and Saxony, it was only voters over 60 whose support for the established parties ensured that the AfD did not come first.
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In Great Britain, all veterans have to use the National Health Service and are entitled to priority access only for service-related conditions, but civilian clinical needs come first.
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Then, 86 lucky Solange fans would be sent a golden ticket providing them access to "a seat at the table in the mail...first come...first served..." What seat?
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Tomorrow, May 30 at 29pm CEST / 6am EDT we will be releasing a limited number of these 2-for-1 Innovator passes on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The home has limited dates available through the end of 2019 and once it is active on the Airbnb website, reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Macron "now has good chances to come first in the first round and is therefore unlikely to be eliminated," Odoxa's Gael Sliman said in a note accompanying the poll.
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According to the news agency, the state has allocated $500,000 in total for the program, which will be awarding grants to workers on a first-come, first served basis.
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At least 13 states, including Alaska, Illinois and Kentucky, have indicated they will be awarding funds on a first-come, first-served basis for the 2018-19 school year.
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Andrew McDaniel would require residents to purchase firearms while providing $1 million in tax credits on a first-come, first-served basis to residents who fall under the law.
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On Gofobo, just enter your zip code to receive a redemption code for an advanced screening of a film in your area on a first-come, first served basis.
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As always, tickets are given out on a first-come, first-served basis, so you'll need to act quickly if you want to get in on the Hackathon action.
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Tickets will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to secure your tickets right away so you don't miss out on all the fun.
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At the Taste of Chicago Festival, attendees can line up to get a slice of the famously large cheesecake at Eli's Cheesecake on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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Riders and drivers will then be paired on a first-come, first-served basis, rather than having individual riders and drivers try to connect in the crowded airport space.
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There is no pre-booking or time slots, and entrance into "Gleaming Lights of the Souls" is first come first served, so don't dawdle; start planning your trip now!
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Though both events are sold out, the box office will distribute standby tickets on a first-come, first-served basis; doors to the rotunda open at 6:30 p.m.
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The very last day to apply is June 30th, 2021, but many states and institutions award aid on a first-come-first-served basis and have their own deadlines.
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Getting one of those coveted numbers, however, requires going through a process determined by the Federal Communications Commission, which currently allocates them on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Another reason to act fast: Insurers often handle claims on a first-come, first-serve basis, said J. Robert Hunter, director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America.
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The Treasury Department and the I.R.S. will come first, then Agriculture and Interior Department programs, including the national parks, on Thursday, followed by transportation and housing programs on Friday.
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Moreover, first come first served may disproportionately benefit the well-off and well-connected who are able to learn where beds and ventilators are available and travel there quickly.
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Once that process is completed, the other special master, Wendell Pritchett, will begin to rule on the claims, which will be reviewed on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Though the news will help fans jump the queue, those looking for impromptu tattoos may need to do a little planning: appointments are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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It's impossible to think of a proven leader more mission-driven than Maher; hiring her would send an unmistakable message that, at the new Facebook, mission would always come first.
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But when they warn that the basic health of the country is at stake, and have an opportunity to do something about it, Republican political and policy interests come first.
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Eighth-graders, for example, would be given an opportunity to enroll at either of the district's high schools, and admission would be granted on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Voters elected a might-makes-right leader who scorns alliances, who is cynical about the rule of law and universal values and who believes that national interests always come first.
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The event is free and open to the public, but guests are asked to RSVP here, though seating is first come, first serve, and an RSVP does not guarantee admission.
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They have called on their members to boycott the referendum and have said a political settlement must come first, warning that this week's vote will only lead to more violence.
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The local transport authority allows bikes on most of its vehicles, but only a few can fit on any given train or bus, on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Despite a lack of experience, passenger numbers have risen from almost nothing to over 32m in 2016; the carrier has come first in Skytrax's awards for service quality four times.
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It might even come first in the state of Saxony, where its lead candidate is a man who rails against "mixed peoples" and Germany's "cult of guilt" about the Holocaust.
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But it does, there is an issue, there is some ... I tell this joke all the time, but in San Francisco you see a lot of this stuff come first.
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Tickets, which are required, are being distributed on a first-come, first-served basis by the National Park Service at the Ellipse Visitor Pavilion on the morning of each tour.
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The idea comes first, the feelings come first, then it's trying to pinpoint that sonically, and also just to give the record some more texture and more colors, like life.
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"Humanitarians are operating in tough environments where saving lives come first," said co-author Owen Grafham from the Moving Energy Initiative (MEI), a partnership managed by London-based Chatham House.
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Troop numbers make for easy talking points, but advocates for rebuilding the military must be able to explain why, what choices come first, and how to sustain it over time.
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It took about an hour for the thousands of tickets for Friday's memorial service at KFC Yum Center in Louisville to be claimed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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At many elite universities, research and scholarship still come first for faculty, and many courses are taught in lecture halls, often by graduate students with little or no teacher training.
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Drafts works on the principle that your ideas come first, so every time you launch it you're greeted with a blank screen that you can immediately start filling with text.
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The airline says the program is first come, first served, although it offers an "e-Buddy program," with recommendations and discounts, as a consolation prize for those who miss out.
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Called "Who's Afraid of Red, Yellow and Green," the installation features murals, documentary films and free servings of red, yellow and green curries on a first-come, first-served basis.
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In the first round of the election two weeks ago, Milanovic beat 11 other candidates to come first with 29.6% of votes, with Grabar-Kitarovic in second place with 26.7%.
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Polls show the conservatives would come first, with the Greens as the second-biggest party, and the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in third place, followed by the SPD.
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The regulator is also looking at introducing order randomisation, a process that would mean trades are settled on a random basis and not on a first-come-first-serve one.
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But even with bipartisan interest and steady progress on the infrastructure proposal, there seems to be growing consensus — even among transportation advocates in Congress — that tax reform will come first.
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The new iPad should come first — either in late 2020 or early 2021, while the MacBook is planned to arrive either in the first or the second quarter of 2021.
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After his transformation, Derek said the rise of white nationalist ideology in America stemmed from the fact that white people in America, deep down, think they should come first—always.
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According to Android Police's source, the feature will come first to Nexus and Pixel devices — so the Nexus 9 and Pixel C tablets can get their connections from a Pixel phone.
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If, as polls suggest, no candidate wins more than 50 percent of the initial city votes, run-offs between those who come first and second will be held on June 19.
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And we learned that while life with animals is messy, there are always creative ways to make it manageable — because at the end of the day, our fur friends come first.
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US military and financial support for the Afghan government has always come with a stipulation: America's interests come first, even if pursuing those interests is at odds with the Afghan government.
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Given that the world's biodiversity has already declined beyond safe levels, and that Omaui is a "high-value" conservation area, the needs of the native animals might need to come first.
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According to state law, "[c]hannel time shall be scheduled on the public access channel by the entity responsible for the administration thereof" on "a first-come, first-served, nondiscriminatory basis".
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Whittam said Cox's aide Fazila Aswat, who was with Cox at the time of the murder, had heard him say "Britain first, this is for Britain, Britain will always come first".
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Will Smith, his wife Jada Pinkett Smith, and their kids, Trey, Willow, and Jaden, are taking on the entertainment industry and sticking together to prove that family really does come first.
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They will be available on a first-come-first-serve basis later this week -- if you are playing along on Fantasizer there will be a league update when they are added.
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Hosts Terrence J and MTV News correspondent Gaby Wilson will keep you updated with all the celebs as they arrive at the Shrine Auditorium, where admission is first-come, first-served.
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In December of that year, Reid pulled Obama aside in the Oval Office after a meeting to make clear a repeal on the gay service member ban had to come first.
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In some cases, the damages to cultural and linguistic diversity seems to come first, and ripple out into the environment through an abandonment of indigenous knowledge and care of local ecosystems.
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For guests who can't or won't, the host provides red and black face paint, a black trash bag to wear, and at least 15 first-come-first-serve double-sided lightsabers.
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Jump on this opportunity, folks, because our first group of tickets sold out in a flash — and these babies, available on a first-come, first-served basis, won't last long, either.
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I didn't know how to go about it because I heard that Renfrew [Recovery Centre] was first come, first serve, and at the time, I didn't know what else was available.
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In 1939, founders David Packard and William R. Hewlett threw a coin in the air to decide whose name would come first in the name of their new business: Hewlett-Packard.
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The anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, which is polling as the single biggest party at just under 30 percent, says Italians must come first and that it will deport irregular migrants.
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Since March, that figure has grown; now, depending on the circumstances of the various borrowers, there may be up to $33 billion available — albeit on a first-come, first-served basis.
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"It is my dream to continue swimming, to win and go to the Olympics and come first," said Joydayne, a fourth grader, who has been Novokshchenova's student now for two years.
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The fear before the elections, in Saxony as well as Brandenburg, another east German state, was that the hard-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) might come first in one or both.
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For this reason, it exists apart, in an antediluvian alternate universe where the objects come first and are made to last forever — a deliberate rejection of the culture of instant gratification.
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This Mother's Day, I want to celebrate Britney "my kids come first" Spears for not letting the world destroy her sense of self, her career, and her relationship with her kids.
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Your local representatives or senators are the ones who will be giving away tickets to a small group of constituents — either on a first come, first served basis, or through a lottery.
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"During the working-level negotiations, there could be debates on whether the chicken or egg should come first, and the countries could also go through a number of difficult phases," Moon said.
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The Montgomery Bus Boycott, he adds, is a rare example of an "unambiguous victory," where the boycott attained its demands: hiring black drivers, promising respectful drivers, and first-come first-seated policy.
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The lots are available on a "first-come, first-served basis," according to the city, and to take advantage of the program, potential builders must complete construction within 2300 months of starting.
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Motorcycle mode on Google Maps is now available in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam, though the update will come first to Google Maps on Android.
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That would be great if the car would actually be self-driving the moment you buy it, but there are little things like regulations and software updates that have to come first.
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Slack VP of Product April Underwood tells me that voice chat on desktop will come first, and then the company will focus on making it work on all its devices and apps.
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WYDEN: They are opposed ... and I think it is particularly important to see this provider-patient partnership that in this time is saying the patients come first and this bill hurts patients.
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Despite taking 34% of the vote on Sunday, some 11 points ahead of its nearest rival the pro-European Democratic Party (PD), the League did not come first in any large city.
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It is possible that the package could get a Senate vote in the lame-duck session after the elections, though introducing a final bill, as opposed to this draft, would come first.
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States and cities should then be forced to compete on a first come, first serve basis for this finite pool of capital, which would ensure fast-tracking of the most important projects.
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Some states allocate grants on a first-come, first-served basis, he noted, so students in those states who were not aware of the earlier filing period may be at a disadvantage.
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"Italians come first ... Italy no longer wants to be a servant to silly rules," said Salvini, who leads the right-wing League party that governs with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement.
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But Mosseri also said that the company definitely understands that friends and family come first and seeing content from loved ones is why many people come to Facebook in the first place.
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Protesters began arriving hours in advance of the speech, and as the first-come, first-served policy dictated, they were allowed to fill a majority of the 200 seats in the room.
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That's why there has been some suggestion among politicians and experts that it should come first in the primary process, instead of Iowa and New Hampshire, which are largely rural and white.
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The new rules say that brokers cannot put their own interests ahead of their customers' — an arguably higher standard than suitability, which experts say still falls short of saying customers come first.
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In years past, they had come to learn, but this year they were serving for the first time in the healing temple — hands-on healing on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Instead, the Turkish president was already in full campaign mode for local elections in March, showing that national political concerns still come first as he listed his latest enemies of the state.
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The campsites they service cannot be formally reserved and are available for free on a first-come-first-served basis, but the pilots keep a diligent calendar of which ones are open.
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There are no reservations, just a first-come, first-serve list managed by a friendly woman standing in the storefront with zero attitude and a iPad that she uses to text patrons.
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As with so many of these scattershot acts of resistance, the call to reserve tickets and leave the seats unoccupied seemed pointless for a first-come-first-served event issuing unlimited tickets.
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Finance Minister Kim Dong-yeon told reporters on Tuesday that the government would "closely consult with GM to normalize its management," adding that a due diligence on the company should come first.
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" Nauert did not respond when asked if the United States was willing to take "corresponding measures," except to say: "Nothing can happen in the absence of denuclearization; denuclearization has to come first.
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The car was sold on a first-come, first-serve basis, in contrast with the more involved buying process for the Ford GT supercar, which required prospective buyers to fill out an application.
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Recent polls still show Fillon and Le Pen most likely to come first and second on April 23, going through to a decisive run-off vote on May 7 which Fillon would win.
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Tickets will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, so as soon as 50 pairs of tickets are sold, the deal will be over and you'll have missed out (sad emoji).
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It's not the EPA, it's that the leadership has decided to move away from the transparency that assures people that their health and their community come first rather than somebody else's bottom line.
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If there are any other credit needs occurring in your life, such as a mortgage or car loan, those come first and you should not be applying for cards at the same time.
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The major disruption for these advisors is that investors with such a contract in place will be able to sue their advisors in court if they believe their interests have not come first.
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So, if you're interested, keep in mind that appointments are available on a first-come, first-serve basis — meaning you might want to get there well before the doors open at 2 p.m.
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The safety of our guests and employees must always come first and we have sought to learn every possible lesson to help ensure there is no repeat of what happened on 2 June.
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The National Park Service will distribute tickets each morning of the tours on a first-come, first-served basis at a tent on 15th Street and Constitution Avenue, according to the White House.
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The Amway Center holds 85033,000 people, and the event is first-come, first-serve, even for ticket holders, according to a statement from Trump's 2020 campaign press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, Florida Today reported.
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Trump tweeted Monday that he was anticipating record crowds, writing that there were "over 100,000 requests" for tickets to the first-come, first-serve event in the pro basketball arena that seats 85033,000.
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The cameras are available on a first-come, first-serve basis through the concierge and come with a booklet of images by a notable local photographer who shares suggestions on locations to shoot.
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Saving lives has to come first—it's absurd to turn a tragedy for one family into a tragedy for two by prosecuting the addicted survivor and tearing them away from their loved ones.
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Mr. Macron has insisted that painful economic measures must come first, including a revamping of France's strict labor code and budget cuts to keep the government's deficit within European rules, to seed dynamism.
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"Academics come first here, but hockey is the one time where we can play the Notre Dames and Minnesotas of the world," said Steve Yianoukos, the director of athletics and recreation at Clarkson.
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Polls show Merkel's conservatives would come first in a new election, with the Greens a close second, and the SPD in third place, just ahead of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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Georgia Historical Society Director of Programs Christy Crisp told me the marker text proposed by the society included Smith's name, which would have happened to come first in discussing the sequence of events.
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Seating is first-come, first-served, and regulars know to look for the scribbled list attached to a clipboard by the bar outside, so they can put their names down as they arrive.
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It wasn't so large that you lose sight of one another but big enough that it wasn't an all-out competition for sun loungers or umbrella either, which are first-come, first-served.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - The detained Tunisian presidential candidate Nabil Karoui said in a statement that his Heart of Tunisia party had come first in Sunday's parliamentary election, without saying where the information came from.
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Another reason to act fast: Insurers often handle claims on a first-come, first-serve basis, J. Robert Hunter, director of insurance for the Consumer Federation of America, told CNBC earlier this year.
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"You can perhaps imagine better technological protections in the queuing process, or simply change the first-come first-serve system to a random ballot system—itself open to questions of fairness," he posits.
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If your team feels they can't trust you with confidential information, they will not have your back or the team's best interest in mind because they feel their own protection needs to come first.
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On the other side are Senator Rand Paul and conservative groups like the Club for Growth and the Heritage Foundation who all say the tax cuts should come first and the budget cuts later.
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They're available on a strictly first-come, first-served basis, so if you want to join us for an unforgettable night of fun and opportunity, get your ticket now before they're gone for good.
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Post-election surveys suggest Modi has done enough to come first in Uttar Pradesh, home to one in six Indians, but may fall short of an outright majority in the 403-seat state assembly.
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They're available on a strictly first-come-first-served basis, so if you want to join us for an unforgettable night of fun and opportunity, get your ticket now before they're gone for good.
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" There will also be a limited-edition book, available on a first come-first served basis, "for collectors who want to have a physical version of all their own images taken with the app.
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"We need to be able to speak with a single voice, to say to the EU, to which we pay many billions of euros every year, that for us Italians come first," Borghi said.
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Interpreter Mode will come first to Google Home speakers and smart displays like the Google Home Hub, the latter of which will also show you the text of your translated conversation on-the-fly.
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Borisov did not clarify whether he would step down if the former lawyer and legal adviser did not come first for a run-off vote or if she fails to secure an outright win.
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It's not clear which will come first, and it could take as long as 100 years, but chances are, the deaf and hard of hearing will have many more options than they do now.
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There are only 50 pairs of tickets available, so you're going to want to be at your computer right when they are available, as tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis.
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In a settlement for the lawsuit, Ticketmaster has provided free tickets (on a first-come, first-serve basis), discounted tickets and discounted shipping for events at Live Nation-operated venues at Live Nation's discretion.
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A reaction to violence in 1968 Iowa has come first since after the 1968 Democratic convention, when violence erupted in the streets of Chicago amid complaints from those who felt the process was undemocratic.
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If the weather is nice, stop at the Barrel House Grill at Peller Estates Winery, a casual first-come-first-served outdoor restaurant with a variety of burgers: ribeye, chicken, portobello mushroom and brisket.
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Those studies, however, did not look at which condition might have come first, and so cannot indicate whether there are links between diminished muscle at one age and heart disease later — or vice versa.
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You know when you're a working mum you feel torn, you feel guilty, but you know I just do the best that I can do and my kids and David will always come first.
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Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) are vying for second place with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the Thuringia election, where polls also show the ruling far-left Linke party will come first.
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One, the Lois McClure, a reproduction of an 212 barge, will offer free tours, first come first served, in which children can learn about life on the nearly 230-year-old Erie Canal. cmog.
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Now, all of the first-come-first-served turkey orders typically come in by early November, some from customers who are new to the tradition, others from longtime regulars who helped get it started.
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Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez on Monday also called for an end to the family separations after meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, echoing the call that children's rights should come first.
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"People familiar with the matter" suggest that a mobile take on Animal Crossing will come first, later in 2017, and the Zelda game will follow, presumably before Nintendo's fiscal 2017 ends on March 31, 2018.
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Twitter, Facebook and the rest are "nothing like petitioner MNN", as "[t]he government did not create" them, "impose first-come, first-served access rules" on them or require them to be free of charge.
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Catholic scholars later wrote to Benedict urging him to freeze the sainthood cause, saying that exhaustive study of Pius' actions during the Holocaust had to come first, otherwise Jewish-Catholic relations could be greatly harmed.
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Starting Tuesday, August 0.753, passports will be available for consumers (20.75+) on a first come, first serve basis, so that you can join in on the fun and try complimentary rum cocktails throughout the city.
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Starting Tuesday, August 0.5, passports will be available for consumers (20.25+) on a first come, first serve basis, so that you can join in on the fun and try complimentary rum cocktails throughout the city.
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Critics said such organizations should make decisions based on need, not on nationality, but many Germans applauded the Essen food bank's approach, arguing that when with regard to social services, poor Germans should come first.
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They explain why they make the decisions they make, ask for artists' input, and move ahead with opportunities on a first-come, first-serve basis, rewarding artists that are interested in putting the work in.
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"[I]t has to come statutorily and for other reasons, various complex reasons, having to do with politics, and also Congress—it has to come first," he told Tucker Carlson on Fox News this week.
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According to the survey by the Sociological Research Centre (CIS), the People's Party of acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy would come first with 28.8 percent of the vote, slightly up from 28.72 percent on Dec.
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The quotas, which are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, are designed to prevent a surge of steel imports into the bloc following the U.S. imposition of tariffs on incoming steel and aluminum.
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"The drinks and the drugs had always come first, and that made it impossible to find work…I just need someone to give me a chance," she says in the video, which Adweek shared yesterday.
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Obama was not able to get the exact legislation he wanted passed, but he was able to say that a stimulus package should come first, then a health care package, then a financial reform package.
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Open for just one day, first come first served, its Explorer Academy Recruitment Center is inspired by the opening series of novels that the company will issue under its new fiction imprint, Under the Stars.
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This summer, the company will implement "open hiring" — a hiring process that employs anyone on a first-come first-serve basis without asking about criminal and educational backgrounds — in all of its North American stores.
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We urge members of Congress to launch a new generation of trade agreements — deals with other countries in addition to USMCA — in which people and the planet come first and corporate profits are an afterthought.
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"We thought we would take third or fourth place but it is now possible that we come first," he said, adding he had yet to decide whether he would want to serve as prime minister.
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"Stabilizing the European economy, and Britain's role in that, is probably something that has to come first," Peter Rashish, director of the Geoeconomics Program at Johns Hopkins University's American Institute for Contemporary German Studies, said.
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Ms. Holwill said that colleagues have offered to buy fresh-baked samples from her — verboten, as test kitchen chefs are only allowed to offer samples (should they care to offer samples) first come first served.
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Although all public school students will be eligible to apply for an account, enrollment in the program will be limited to about 5,500 new students each year, eligible on a first-come-first-served basis.
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But Tinseth said other projects will come first: bringing its 737 MAX single-aisle aircraft into service next year, adding a longer Dreamliner, the 787-10, in 103 and developing the 777X, due in 2020.
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While the launch will come first in the UK, Lewis tells me that Electric Jukebox's licenses are global and the plan will be to expand into the rest of Europe, and the world, in coming months.
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One month after first announcing that they were opening a limited-time-only, themed hotel in Palm Springs, California, the Mexican fast-food chain opened reservations to the public on a first come, first serve basis.
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A fractious parliament reassembling its power blocs to take some account of all this will make it harder for Mr Weber—whose EPP will probably come first again—to stake his claim to the commission presidency.
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We talked to both P and Hercy fresh off jet from their last tournament, and the Ice Cream Man couldn't stop gushing about how his boy is killing it, but assured us the books come first.
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While his misguided fatherly advice, unstoppable larger-than-life personality and unpredictable Internet superstardom might get in the way sometimes, for Marlon family really always does come first — even if he's the biggest kid of all.
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Instead of a first-come, first-served process that considers the value of talent and the needs of the American workforce, current policy mechanically discriminates against some immigrants simply because they come from a populous country.
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Bulgaria said earlier this month it would assess Bokova's candidacy after Monday's vote if she did not come first of second amid speculation the country might instead put forward EU commissioner Kristalina Georgieva for the job.
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Patient safety, confidence, and general interest must come first and foremost and it is imperative that the FDA develop and enforce necessary standards to ensure that these complex medicines meet rigorous standards for safety and efficacy.
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"Public safety should really come first at a time like this and I think we as community organisers have a responsibility to think first about our communities and their safety," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Admission to the monument is free, but for the first month after its reopening, only same-day tickets will be available on a first-come-first-served basis, with around 55 guests admitted every half-hour.
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But Biden and Sanders, who come first and second, respectively, in most national opinion polls, both see themselves as the strongest candidate on questions of foreign policy and have spoken repeatedly on Iran since the incident.
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The dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Claudine Gay, has said that she wants to increase offerings in ethnic studies but believes that hiring more faculty must come first, before creating a new major.
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The UK Chancellor Sajid Javid said this week that talks with the EU would come first, prompting US Trade Secretary Steve Mnuchin to say he was a "little disappointed" that US talks wouldn&apost be prioritised.
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"This is the first time we have done something like this but it is also a tool for people who seem to be unaware that their children come first and other things come after," said Carrer.
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Money is approved on a first come, first served basis and applicants can apply for up to $230,000 over two years to cover eligible expenses, including moving costs, computer equipment, broadband access and co-working space memberships.
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Far-right leader Marine Le Pen would come first in the election's first round in April with 25 percent of the votes, while Fillon would garner 21-22 percent and Macron 20-21 percent, the poll showed.
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Drivers responded to jobs, but because WhatsApp groups were then limited to 10 participants, and drivers were pitching for work on multiple chats, it became hard for the trio to honor their first come first served policy.
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When: Thursday-Saturday, October 17-19, 2019 (free to attend, but first-come-first-served) Where: Kimmel Center for University Life (60 Washington Square South, West Village, Manhattan) and the Transportation Building (370 Jay Street, Downtown Brooklyn)
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In the past, Lenovo had introduced high-end features such as projectors to the Vibe line, but Osterloh said the goal going forward will be to have most of the new features come first to Moto products.
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"I feel like I'm pretty flaky right now because my kids come first, second, third, everything," says Cook, who shares son Theodore "Theo" Vigo Sullivan, 2, and daughter Charlotte Easton, 4 next month, with husband Daniel Gillies.
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The AfD is running neck-and-neck with the CDU in Saxony and is forecast to come first in Brandenburg where the SPD has won all of the last six elections there since German reunification in 1990.
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There are a lot of good aspects of the tax bill, but it's up to Congress to get it right by stripping out the giveaways and sending a message to middle-class Americans that they come first.
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To make it more entertaining, users have the option to send a select number of packets to a group chat, which would work on a first come, first served basis, with the packets expiring in 24 hours.
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The European Commission invited municipalities from across the European Union, as well as Norway and Iceland, on Tuesday to register for funding vouchers, which will be distributed on a first-come first-served basis in mid-May.
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That served as a reminder to Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives that they cannot rely on staying in office simply by continuing to come first in federal elections, and Thursday's surveys suggested that outcome was no longer guaranteed.
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The Roaring Twenties roared especially long and loudly in Upper Manhattan, and children can join in that community's early- and mid-20th-century rhythms and rhymes at this free participatory celebration, which is first come first served.
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" Generally speaking, Faggella says, "It's safe to say that cybersecurity, in the growth of the business — whether you are fixing HVAC systems or selling knives door-to-door — is going to come first in your business strategy.
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"I believe we have an obligation to be good stewards of the earth God has entrusted us with, but we should not put the planet above people, people should come first," FRC's Tony Perkins said in 2015.
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At a press conference at the conclusion of the summit, Zelensky said Ukraine insists on full control of his country's eastern borders before such an election can take place, while Putin said that elections should come first.
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VIENNA, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Austria's member of the European Central Bank's Governing Council said on Friday he supports ECB President Christine Lagarde's plan to factor climate change into monetary policy discussions, though price stability should come first.
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Honestly I do feel like I was really able to play the Big Brother game but when it came time, family is always going to come first and I made the choice to be here for my daughter.
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With the AfD almost certain to come first in Brandenburg with just over a fifth of votes, the only workable coalition would be led by the CDU, the second-largest party, and also include the SPD and Greens.
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After publication in a statement, the school told BuzzFeed News that admittance was done on first-come-first-serve basis and that questions would be selected by the campus newspaper editor who will be leading the Q&A.
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"When a candidate tells you about all the things that aren't possible, about how political calculations come first, about how you should settle for little bits and pieces instead of real change, they're telling you something important," Sen.
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Previously, collecting scooters for charging (which Lime calls "harvesting") has been on a first come, first serve basis, and it could only be done once the juicer arrived at the scooter's location and unlocked it with the app.
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Further reading: These selections mark a shift in Facebook's priorities — now, the company (and Zuckerberg) have shareholders and a bottom line that needs to come first in the company's mental calculus for rolling out new features and products.
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The NRA then found out about the story through the normal sales channels and expressed interest in buying one of the ads, which are available on a first-come, first-served basis (assuming they meet Snapchat's political guidelines).
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The Save the Redwoods League, California State Parks and the California State Parks Foundation are teaming up to provide first-come, first-serve free passes to 116 of the Sunshine State's 280 state parks for a "#GreenFriday" event.
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Compliments ultimately won out over pizza, but as the New York Magazine notes, Ariely believes pizza would have come first if his original plan for the pie to be delivered to the workers' homes had been seen through.
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I was at the bar, which is first come, first served, only because I hadn't been able to make a reservation for the dining room within twenty-eight days, the window of time in which Manhatta takes them.
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The fans, as Carey and other managers state frequently, come first — even if some experiments such as bringing in big fight announcer Michael Buffer to present the drivers at the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin drew mixed reviews.
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"While we were very excited to bring the first ever Dota 2 Major to Los Angeles, the safety and well-being of our players, attendees, coaches, partners and ESL staff must come first," stated ESL's official Twitter account.
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Her Italian mother, Rose Marie, was a singer with a radio program when she met the comedian Danny Thomas, whose Lebanese background was as patriarchal as her own, so there was no question whose career would come first.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - Kosovo opposition Vetevendosje party is set to come first in the parliamentary election with 26 percent of votes, slightly ahead of the Democratic League of Kosovo party which won 25 pct of votes, preliminary results showed.
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Timed entry tickets will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis by the National Park Service at a tent in downtown Washington near the intersection of 15th Street and Constitution Avenue each morning of the tours.
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"My kids come first in my life, bottom line," Spears told PEOPLE exclusively in a 2015 cover story, opening up about her children Sean Preston, 13, and Jayden James, 12 — whom she shares with ex-husband Kevin Federline, 41.
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Iswaran said Singapore's Energy Market Authority (EMA) would hold industry consultations on allowing third party LNG imports after receiving feedback that spot imports, subject to a market-wide cap, should be approved on a first-come first-served basis.
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"If the legislature agrees to make the changes I am seeking, we can move this discussion forward in a way that ensures the public health and safety of our communities and our children continues to come first," said Scott.
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On Monday, Quaintance amended her order to allow 20 seats in the 78-seat overflow room to be reserved for the media on a first-come, first-served basis, but has still banned all electronic devices in the room.
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In most cases, it's first come first served, but as the slightly robotic voices on the intercom often remind us (at least in NYC), you should give up your seat for pregnant women, the elderly, and people with disabilities.
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We have to imagine what it looks like when systems crumble, when connections and community come first, when we're all aware that anybody, at any time, is the protagonist of their own story, not just riding alongside our own.
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Some were also concerned with the method of ICO distribution – like many previous ICOs, Filecoin was totally first come first serve, meaning that there was a chance of network congestion or unfair price distribution depending on payment confirmation times.
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"My kids come first in my life, bottom line," Britney told PEOPLE exclusively in a 2015 cover story, opening up about her children Sean Preston, 13, and Jayden James, 12 — whom she shares with ex-husband Kevin Federline, 40.
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The company says that as long as the NRA follows the company's "political guidelines" (meaning it can't actually depict guns), Snap can't stop the lobbying group from buying whatever space it pleases on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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She lost the 2008 presidential primary to a late-come first-term senator in spite of having preparing for it for years, and was sheltered from a Sanders upset earlier this year by superdelegates and an arguably rigged primary.
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"I see people on the weekend spending an awful lot of time on their golf games, and that's their right, but the kids will be with me, we live in the same house, and they come first," Conway continued.
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Rather than positioning patients in a first-come, first-served queue, UNOS collects information about everything from age to blood type to height and weight to social history to determine what eventual, theoretical donor will be the best match.
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The artwork at last night's send-off was given away on a first-come, first-served basis, and the speed at which people claimed the pieces showed that they're in pretty high demand despite their average, mostly prosaic subjects.
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Even hospitals that accept some Medicaid may have first-come, first-served policies for the slots reserved for poor women, such that the highest risk women — those with late entry into care — find themselves with even more limited choices.
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"There are over a dozen states where it's on a first-come, first-served basis until it runs out," said Kantrowitz — Alaska, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Nevada, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont and Washington.
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Because a handful of states have different filing dates from the federal one and disburse a set amount of money each year, how much aid students get may be on a first-come, first-served basis until the money runs out.
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One of Cruise's user experience designers explained that the app we saw was basically the same as the one that Cruise employees are able to use now to hail rides, which are made available on a first come, first service basis.
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It's bound to happen since Kendall and Gigi Hadid are BFFs, and girlfriends always come first – so Harry and ex-One Direction member Zayn will just have to face the music (see what we did there?) and hang out already.
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While the implicit goal of the Microns project is technological—IARPA funds research that could eventually lead to data-analysis tools for the intelligence community, among other things—new and profound insights into the brain will have to come first.
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"The well-being of the athletes should always come first, and to me, this is one of the most important things in sport," Moceanu, a 1996 gold medalist, said in her testimony, noting that she was not abused by Nassar.
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But while numerous First Nations, Inuit, and Métis governments and citizens absolutely do oppose pipelines and climate change, items like basic employment options and clean drinking water appear to come first for many Indigenous voters, especially those located in the North.
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The free Hackathon tickets are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't waste any time hemming and hawing about whether or not to sign up — head on over to the ticketing page and reserve your spot right now.
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The current wave of tickets to the Hackathon at Disrupt London will be doled out on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't delay in getting over to our ticketing page to get your tickets before they run out.
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The current wave of tickets to the Hackathon at Disrupt NY will be doled out on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't delay in getting over to our ticketing page to get your tickets before they run out.
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Adding to the argument against a rate hike are central banker views that rate hikes alone cannot fix the structural problems that plague Japan's over-crowded banking sector, and that efforts to consolidate smaller banks should come first, the sources say.
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You're going to want to be at your computer directly at 12 noon local Berlin time on the 29th, however, as there are only 50 pairs of tickets available, and tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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He laid out five values for the feed: friends and family come first; it's a platform for all ideas; it shouldn't contain fake, spammy, or sensationalist stories; you control what appears in your feed; and it will evolve over time.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian steel buyers are racing to get construction steel into the country to claim first-come, first-serve exemptions from tariffs that were meant to stabilize the country's market in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's metals tariffs.
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With Mrs Clinton standing at his side, Mr Sanders reminded the crowd that he had won 13m votes, helping him to come first in primaries and caucuses in 22 states—a startling and unexpected success funded by 2.5m small individual donors.
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Last week, the museum announced that the month would feature Walk-Up Wednesdays, allowing people who haven't scored entry passes to go into the museum on a first-come, first-served basis, a pilot program to test no-pass entry.
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Tareq Baconi, a Gaza expert for the International Crisis Group, said that while the Brotherhood believed Muslims needed to build a "virtuous society before you begin resisting," Islamic Jihad believed that resistance to the Israeli occupation needed to come first.
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It&aposs an unholy mashup of DMC DeLorean, Lotus Esprit S1, Triumph TR7 ("the shape of things to come"), first-generation Honda Ridgeline, Chevy Avalanche/Cadillac EXT, Ark II (look it up), F-117 Stealth Fighter, and, regrettably, Pontiac Aztek.
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Instead, he said he merely planned to refer them to the companies where they could join the existing queue, which he claimed is public and was first-come, first-serve for anyone willing to pay the $170 fee for the test.
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If you miss the current online period for purchasing tickets, which concludes on April 3, the final phase for buying tickets is from April 18 through the final match of the tournament and is on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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"We have always argued that the green shoot in this cycle would come first via public health statistics (peak then deceleration in COVID-19 infection rates) rather than in macro data given the unique nature of this crisis," he said.3.
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"We call upon all South Africans, regardless of political affiliation or persuasion to join this mass action for change, where will stand together and speak with one voice that says 'Zuma must go and South Africa must come first'," Maimane said.
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"The negative effects would come first through the monetary policy channel as the Bank of Russia slows policy interest rate cuts – or even hikes rates – due to rising risks for its inflation outlook from a weaker rouble," the report said.
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In France, the far-right presidential contender Marine Le Pen, who has hailed Mr. Trump's victory as a harbinger of her own success, has promised to crack down on foreigners, saying that the interests of French citizens must come first.
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The reason being is that we are being taught by our parents and educators that our education should come first in order to have a stable life financially and career wise, which causes many people to neglect the thought of marriage.
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Moon said he and Kim spent most of a three-day summit discussing how to break an impasse and restart nuclear talks between Pyongyang and Washington, which are at odds over which should come first, denuclearization or ending the war.
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Here are the next steps to watch as this legal war wages on: More court filings to come First, the Justice Department might file an emergency motion in front of Robart asking that he "stay" his Friday night order and reverse himself.
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During the short time the 45-year-old Salvini has occupied his first Cabinet post, he grabbed international headlines with his "Italians come first" politics, ordering Italy&aposs ports closed to private rescue ships and thereby keeping hundreds of migrants stranded at sea.
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Mr Barnier says the divorce must come first—he is already talking of a €60bn ($65bn) exit bill for Britain to pay its share of outstanding liabilities—and the long-term trading relationship, which may take more than two years to agree, second.
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British soft rock band Coldplay has added a second show to a Singapore concert leg next April, responding to fans disappointed by a chaotic process this week that saw the first-come, first-served sale of tickets get snapped up in 10 minutes.
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But although his Socialist party is poised to come first, it will be with fewer votes than last time and garnering just two more seats, according to the new survey - far from a majority or the boost initially predicted by opinion polls.
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The bill would not touch the structure of the US visa system or reform any of the legal immigration laws in the US, but the GOP senators backing it say border security must come first before a broader immigration measure goes forward.
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Flashfood's idea isn't entirely novel: PareUp is a New York City app allowing retailers to list discounted food items that day, but unlike Flashfood there is no way to purchase through the app and it works on a first-come-first-serve basis.
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Read more: Lawmakers slammed the NBA after it failed to defend Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey from Chinese outrage when he backed the Hong Kong protestsSilver attempted to push back on that criticism on Tuesday, saying the league's values come first and foremost.
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"At Athleta, our customers always come first and, after hearing recent feedback on the High Rise Bold Stripe Chaturanga Tight, we have decided to remove it from our assortment," Debbie Felix, a spokesperson for Athleta, wrote in a statement to Business Insider.
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I think those of us in the community need to be very loud, that even if this administration wants to work in that field, there are certain requirements in terms of how we behave and deal with these communities that come first.
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In an interview with George Stephanopoulos for Good Morning America, his first in-depth sit-down since the FBI raided his office, home, and hotel room in April, the president's personal lawyer said it's his family and country that come first, not Trump.
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The fun will include themed discovery walks about wildlife and botany; canoe trips with the Bronx River Alliance (first come first served); and demonstrations with live birds of prey, in which the organization Volunteers for Wildlife will teach about hawks, owls and falcons.
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Steve Bullock, the former Democratic presidential candidate now running for Senate, said he's tried to buy supplies four or five times over the past week, but the orders have been canceled and suppliers tell him that the federal government's demands come first.
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"Rob's sudden return to the public eye is deeply troubling to me, because he has yet to candidly address the thing that should — that must — come first: his personal conduct during his two marriages," Willoughby wrote in the Post op-ed Thursday.
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But they avoided the thorny issue of when, exactly, that might happen, with Zelensky telling reporters that Ukraine insists on full control of his country's eastern borders before such an election can take place -- and Putin saying that elections should come first.
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But with her sentencing scheduled to come first, next week, it will represent an initial test of whether a federal judge believes that parents who acknowledged roles in cheating their children's way into college should spend at least some time in jail.
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"Every newspaper must have an attitude and in this newspaper Serbia and Serbian national interests always come first," Mr. Vucicevic said in an interview at an office where a portrait of Mr. Putin in a black fur cap looked down from the wall.
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Despite North Korea's denial of involvement, the brazen killing of Kim Jong Nam in Kuala Lumpur International Airport 2 with VX nerve agent, and the ensuing diplomatic chaos, confirmed for other nations the security of the ruling Kim family will always come first, Hoare said.
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Currently limited to Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge owners (no Note 7 for obvious reasons) in the US, UK, and Korea, the deal is first-come, first served, according to the company's site, aimed at testing the stability of Android 7.0 on its flagship devices.
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For months, analysts had speculated that Geert Wilders, the platinum-blond rabble-rouser who calls for the Netherlands to shutter its mosques and quit the European Union, might come first in the Dutch election, portending smashing wins for anti-Muslim Eurosceptics across the continent.
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Polls suggest that the Tories are due to come a poor fourth—one even hinted that they could get no more than 7% of the vote—and that Nigel Farage's Brexit Party is likely to come first thanks to the votes of disillusioned Conservatives.
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Though there's no end date to the sale as of now, it's first come, first serve until the stock of chic stripes, easy dresses you'll want to live in, and so much more (and for a whole lot cheaper than usual) is all sold out.
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The South Korean company behind the platform announced its plans to open up to chatbots back in March, going on to allow the first developers to start building bots in April, on a first come first serve basis, with an initial limit of 10,000 bots.
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The singer, 217, revealed that the song would come first but both would share the same title: "thank u, next" — the same words Grande appeared to lodge towards Davidson on Thursday after he joked about their failed relationship in a Saturday Night Live promo.
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Over the past several decades as stock trading has become more electronic, most trading floors have been closed in favor of fully automated exchanges, many of which emphasize speed and allocate stocks based on a first-come first-served model at the best price available.
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State Department correspondence is included in the lawsuit, which provides receipt of the request and that the department put it on an expedited track to be fulfilled, but that it would be fulfilled on a first-come, first-served basis related to other similar requests.
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He beat the first President Bush, who was seeking re-election and responded by exalting "the majesty of the democratic system," telling voters that "America must always come first," and also saying: I want to share a special message with the young people of America.
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If Guadalupe's first-come, first-served campsites and RV spots are already taken — or you'd like to shower — you'll have to drive to Whites City, N.M. (453 miles), or the tiny Texas towns of Dell City (245 miles) or Van Horn (2000 miles) for lodging.
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The poll may raise pressure on the SPD, which last month failed to come first in an election in its stronghold city of Bremen, to end their national alliance with Merkel - a tie-up that has proved almost fatal to the party's electoral prospects.
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Had the Mets not set a blanket $25 ticket price with all seats first come first served, Dunaier, a Mets fans whose season tickets are in the upper deck, would not have been sitting in a choice seat in full view of YES Network cameras.
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