"We can come home, largely come home and use NATO," Trump said.
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"He kept telling me don't come home, don't come home," Haifa Jabara says.
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Sometimes I&aposll wake up earlier and paint for a couple of hours so that my life isn&apost work/come home, work/come home, work/come home.
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But his father didn't come home that night and he didn't ever just not come home.
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Paul Ryan: 'Republicans need to come home' "Republicans need to come home," Ryan told voters in Sellersburg, Indiana.
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In a new clip, titled, "Come Home," a Nala (Beyoncé) pleads with Simba (Donald Glover) to come home.
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I'm sure they just want to come home and be with their family, and we want them to come home.
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I can't wait for him to come home and he can't wait to come home, so obviously we're doing something right.
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I have often come home dirty, exhausted, and sometimes broken, but I have always come home having grown in some way.
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We will jam in the car together and when I want to come home, you got to come home with me, okay?
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I come home, make dinner (or meet my girlfriend or a friend for dinner), come home, and then write for 2 hours.
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I've talked to too many soldiers, men and women, who've come home with PTSD, who've come home without arms and without legs.
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"I do want to come home, but I want to come home also having accomplished what we have to accomplish," he said.
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With that being said, I do want to come home, but I want to come home also with having accomplished what we have to accomplish.
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The guys you think are equipped mentally and physically ready for war — the guys you think are going to come home — aren't the guys to come home.
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However, I made it three more pages, to the point where the adult Losers look at a police photograph of a cement retaining wall near the site of a recent murder and notice that someone (It, obviously!) wrote "Come Home Come Home Come Home" on it in blood (blood!).
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"Every American wants our troops to come home, but I think all of us want to make sure that when they do come home, we're safe," he added.
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"Every American wants our troops to come home, but I now think all of us want to make sure that when they do come home, we're safe," he said.
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Twenty-two years after I'd come home to America, through the same doors at JFK airport, Darweesh and the others who had been detained got to come home, too.
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When I win a horse race, I come home a lot happier than when I go out and shoot 89 or 90 at the golf course and come home in a bad mood.
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It was a fantastic extravagance, the unintended consequence of which was that I really couldn't come home three weeks later for Thanksgiving and then turn right back around and come home for Christmas.
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I am too certain my man will come home safely.
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"I believe that he can come home soon," she said.
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Come home, smoothie, shower, morning routine timed to the minute.
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Just thought she might have come home before, like, school?
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"Dad will come home in a week," I told them.
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But we all know he'll come home with me tonight.
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" —Andrew "I come home and I sit in the shower.
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Her roommates hadn't seen her come home the night before.
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"The chickens have come home to roost," Mr. Buchanan said.
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All I want is for my brother to come home.
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But when we come home, we're going to be together.
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Other days, you come home ready to pick a fight.
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A newsprint mailer menaces me every time I come home.
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And if it doesn't work, we might not come home.
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Lawyers will argue that one until the cows come home.
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Or a nervous, worried comm, begging her to come home.
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He is in good humor, but wants to come home.
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"We train these guys to come home safe," he says.
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Perhaps it is time for the game to come home?
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This one just needed to come home with me. Haha.
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SOONER OR LATER, THEY HAVE TO COME HOME TO ROOST.
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He has a daughter and son to come home to.
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My daughter still has a dad to come home to.
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"It was time for me to come home," he added.
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He said I could always decide to come home later.
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"You can't just come home late one day," Riley said.
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It was my uncle, telling me to come home immediately.
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Sometimes Dad would come home, but only once a year.
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And I'd come home and practice, and do my homework.
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Even if you come home alive, your soul will hurt.
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"Please God, make my dad come home quick," Milania said.
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When she didn't come home that night, the mother worried.
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He is also trying to encourage others to come home.
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I don't want to come home to deal with it.
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Her mother reported her missing after she didn't come home.
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Some nights, he would come home drunk and beat Geeta.
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"I told you they'd come home," the little boy says.
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Even dogs know to come home with a thankful bark.
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Gold Star families are families where somebody didn't come home.
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If enough Sanders supporters do not come home to Mrs.
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"I would come home feeling terrible about myself," she said.
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In that case, Clinton voters did come home to Obama.
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Rachel will come home; she has nowhere else to go.
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I had to come home and see it for myself.
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What do you do when you come home to unwind?
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Then he'd come home and pick a fight with her.
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My father would come home and lead us in prayer.
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I'll come home, get something to eat, take a shower.
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We always have family Sunday dinners [when we come home].
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Now, we always have a place to come home to.
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And then she told me I couldn't come home anymore.
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"My plants gave me a sanctuary to come home to."
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"I can't come home now," I told the electric guy.
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All too often they come home maimed or in coffins.
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Don't count your chickens till they come home to roost.
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You don't need to come home with only smartphone selfies.
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It's the first thing I see when I come home.
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He also called on South Sudan's refugees to come home.
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It's nice to come home and have everything be normal.
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The giant has long expressed it intends to come home.
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We only want all of them to come home safely.
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"I want to come home," Eddie starts saying to Katherine.
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"White bread imperialism has come home to roost," he added.
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The home is a place to come home and unwind.
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One is he cannot come home until she's already asleep.
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"They get tipsy, come home a little drunk," he said.
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We need to come home and fix our own problems.
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I just felt like they should come home with me.
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Have they been waiting up for you to come home?
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My girls come home from school, and I come home from the hospital, and we sit down to dinner together without so much as a glance at the fear that lurks behind the wall.
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"If I had three dollars or even five dollars, I had to make that last a few days because I didn't know when he would come home—or if he would come home," she said.
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"When I come home, I can feel myself relax," he said.
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He was supposed to come home that night and he didn't.
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Apparently, these warmongers believe you can't come home quickly or slowly.
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And she probably was like, 'Come on, time to come home.
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"Everybody was so glad to come home," Ilona Blouin, 59, said.
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When we come home, we don't really talk about that s—.
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She'd come home from doing the laundry when the trouble started.
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After I work out, I come home, shower, and get dressed.
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She reiterates that Frank told her he wanted to come home.
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"And I get to come home to those amazing, little people."
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Now, what kinds of factories have a chance to come home?
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They act as if all of them come home with PTSD.
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"I think she's asking to come home wif me," she wrote.
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" He added: "He was a peasant come home to the barnyard.
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I come home and get dressed while watching Famous in Love.
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Then he waited for his children to come home from school.
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Otherwise, I wouldn't even talk to anybody when I come home.
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"We want to come home with that World Cup," he said.
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"Yesterday you were supposed to come home," she wrote on Instagram.
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He would have seizures on the train and not come home.
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You have a sweet baby to come home to every day.
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Mindful breathing necklace Does she constantly come home from work exhausted?
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He did not come home until he was 19 months old.
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Just don't blame us when you don't want to come home.
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I tried to convince him he had come home like that.
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When do you think that storyline will come home to roost?
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MORE CHEESE We'll come home and have a secret pizza party.
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Mr. Pence's plea to voters was, "It's time to come home."
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He said, 'I can't wait for my baby to come home!
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"She's got to come home and work her constituency," she said.
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I'd come home from kindergarten one day — and he was gone.
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The dependence on top earners eventually will come home to roost.
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Most days I come home feeling proud of what I do.
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She would come home and find herself overwhelmed by her stuff.
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SUNSET-CRUISE DINNER Then I come home to Derek and dinner.
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"Finally I can come home with my husband tonight," she said.
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He went out one day after lunch and didn't come home.
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I figured my wife would go and then come home early.
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"My brother definitely said, 'Do not come home,'" she told CNN.
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Whitman said it was time for Mr. Christie to come home.
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They were not going to let me come home after wilderness.
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I really feel I owe it to family to come home.
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And I didn't blame him for wanting to come home, either.
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Mr. Mitterrand would come home to stay with them at night.
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Instead, you'll just come home and the locks will be changed.
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Mr. Bernandez could still laugh, but he would not come home.
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" He added: "You come home, you have to live with yourself.
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You know, for you to use every time you come home.
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Layla implored her to come home, and to enter inpatient rehab.
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Arriving on campus, he got a call to come home immediately.
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And when you come home, be extra tender with your mother.
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But right now, she just wants her dad to come home.
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Never to come home again, never to see their family again.
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"Mason did not come home until the following Sunday," he said.
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It's is 10 times easier than adjusting when you come home.
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He's going to come home on the first crewed SpaceX flight.
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Paak, who won in that category for "Come Home," wore sapphire.
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"I would love to come home with a trophy," he said.
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But when he did not come home, Mr. Shafi became frantic.
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And when MWDs come home, many continue their lives of service.
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"I'd come home at night and try to study," he said.
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We love her so much and want her to come home!
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So far, only one in five former residents has come home.
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I come home and launch into a fight with my wife.
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"My mom wants me to come home right now," Stokes said.
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Now all I want to do is come home to Britain.
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"I'm begging you, please come home / No one even begs anymore," .
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Russia's fighter jets have come home from Syria to a heroes' welcome.
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Smith would come home after school and watch his brother make beats.
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"I just want my son to come home," she told the station.
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I was happy enough to come home and see my daughter graduate.
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Honey, come home, please," she said, captioning the video "ET phone home.
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That's good enough a reason for him to want to come home.
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Once he was there, he knew it was time to come home.
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A few years he and I (Inaudible) I come home around midnight.
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In a game, you can let the park come home with you.
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Roque also clarified that Duterte "is not compelling anyone to come home".
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This is not what you want to see when you come home.
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When they come home from work, don't start nagging them with questions.
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What has it been like to come home after your Olympic win?
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He doesn't come home often, just a handful of times a year.
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Sufficiently sore, I come home and watch an episode of American Vandal.
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I would come home laden with $2 pants, crackly cardigans, and guilt.
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"I would just like to see him come home safe," he said.
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"We would come home with 80–100 fish every weekend," Brown recalls.
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Come home so I can have a hug and feel right again.
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It's not a 'go to work, do your job, come home' job.
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"Please Come Home for Christmas (Bells Will Be Ringing)," Kelly Clarkson 20.
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Abe has vowed not to rest until all the abductees come home.
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I try to come home every weekend because my mom is sick.
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Whenever I'm able to come home and be in Atlanta I'm thankful.
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I have more tea and wait for my husband to come home.
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They won&apost come home from work in a flag draped coffin.
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"I wanted my son to get hospitalized and come home," Wilsey said.
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And I would have to come home and knock my parents' door.
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And as the cost of still emerging liabilities come home to roost.
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Do you come home between terms and during all the major holidays?
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In my humble opinion, true heroes are those that don't come home.
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I'd come home from school and not want to think about anything.
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And when they come home, it is our duty to defend them.
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I also want you to come home now so we can celebrate!!!
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Come home and prep a dozen different ingredients for one measly meal.
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"We lost some very good friends who didn't come home," Goddard said.
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" Still, he hopes a message will reach his daughter: "Please come home.
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Promised I'd take her out for dinner next time I come home.
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"This is a strange thing to come home to, right," she said.
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"So I come home and of course [Billy's wide awake]," he remembered.
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It happens when I come home after a long day of work.
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So I would come home and be like, 'Oh my God, Mom.
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"She'd come home in tears," Garry later told The New York Times.
|
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Many Indians would like to see the Koh-i-Noor come home.
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She called her mother, who said her brother had not come home.
|
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To be harassed every time you come home, it's a little uneasy.
|
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"I come home, my goddamn sleep number was missing," Dr. Greg says.
|
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When we come home, we don't really talk about that s**t.
|
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At a Thursday press conference, Isabel's mother asked her to come home.
|
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Should Jacob answer Israel's call to come home in the earthquake's aftermath?
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After some time, Naomi softened and agreed to come home for Thanksgiving.
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But has anyone ever come home from Brussels with everything he wanted?
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Come home and exercise (not optional, sorry), then write for another hour.
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But for those who did come home, their prospects were also grim.
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But the beauty of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" is its openness.
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"Please come home my darling -- I am longing for you," Fajarsyah said.
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Then we come home and read and chill, relax into the night.
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But sometimes it's nice to come home and your body is aching.
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I would go to work and come home and rest most nights.
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Then, I come home and I'm super happy to see my kids.
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Her son and son-in-law have both come home to farm.
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Some don't come home for years, adding to the strain on marriages.
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As months passed, Benyamin stopped asking when his father would come home.
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But knowing I had this partner to come home to was overwhelming.
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Tiziano has spent the past year convinced he would eventually come home.
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I come home to an empty apartment, and everything screams Ravi's absence.
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"He couldn't wait for his daddy to come home," Ben Mitchell said.
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"She replied she was ready to come home," according to the report.
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I come home to flowers and some little surprise near the mail.
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I've come home from trips just feeling broken from carrying huge packs.
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I'll come home and say, 'It was off, it was really off.
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BRUSHING UP I come home, do my homework and study spelling. Yippee.
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I stay an hour after the parents come home just catching up.
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"We are going to help innocent people come home," McIntyre told KMBC.
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You know you can always come home to me, Daddy's little girl.
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They are absolutely delicious and a necessity every time we come home.
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He finally understood on Friday that his mother would not come home.
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He called Berezovsky and told him it was safe to come home.
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Who wouldn't want to come home to dust and hair-free floors?
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"I think in that situation he's got to come home," Boone said.
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Back then I believed withone hundred percent certaintytheir father would come home.
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I had to come home to try to get my head together.
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The people of South Carolina want to see those troops come home.
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Gucci Mane "Roll Some Mo," Lucky Daye "Come Home," Anderson Paak feat.
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The chickens have come home to roost in the campus ivory tower.
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"It is a fun place to come home to," Ms. Romanelli said.
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And we wish that Julio could come home to Storm Lake someday.
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We'd just come home from Sunday school at the First Unitarian Church.
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At a glance, Sunday Service felt like Kanye's attempt to come home.
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"I'm the only US senator in our country that when I come home, I come home here to Newark -- I live a couple miles from here," Booker said, captivating the jury for roughly 10 minutes on the witness stand.
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Then I don't feel as guilty when I come home and he's asleep.
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We come home and we are left to be thrown at the wolves.
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" WATCH SUBPOENA POWER: "They can ask for it until the cows come home.
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But that when the vote is called that the Republicans will come home.
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I'm so happy she's healing great and hopefully she can come home soon.
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He said his son would regularly come home as late as 9 p.m.
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After the taunting, schoolboy Mwaura waited patiently for his mother to come home.
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They were looking for their parents who had never come home that day.
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I come home every day excited to check up on my plant children.
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"I'll come home after working hard, and they're my treat—I've earned them."
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Would it be a nice gift to come home with a gold medal?
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Ivy can't come home, but she sends Pedro to take Ally some supplies.
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I want my baby to get better and to come home to me.
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I thought maybe he'd been out with a friend and not come home.
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On November 2, however, she went for a run — and didn't come home.
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" He continued, "When we come home, we don't really talk about that s—.
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I realize I am waiting desperately for my baby's father to come home.
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It doesn't mean that you're going to come home and complain about it.
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In late March, she again begged him to come home, telling NBC News.
|
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Clearly it energized Republicans to stay home (supporting Trump) or to come home.
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I love Kiera with all my heart, I want Kiera to come home.
|
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I go out in one outfit and come home in a variation sometimes.
|
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" On one occasion, Barbara even says, "I begged her, 'Please, please come home.
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"I'm on my way to come home," her mother said Natalia had written.
|
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She called my father at the pub and told him to come home.
|
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With the war now dying down, Afghan fighters are starting to come home.
|
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" Malik continued, "When we come home, we don't really talk about that s—.
|
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Cheryl is a true biker gang asset and helps Hot Dog come home.
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Regina discovers that Bartosz didn't come home the night before, and is worried.
|
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Then he would come home, and I would tell him all about it.
|
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You don't get to come home tonight so stay at [someone else's house].
|
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Oliver draws pictures of his mother and waits for her to come home.
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When he did come home to Austin, Trading Spaces came knocking almost immediately.
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I think you should come home eventually but I enjoy seeing you there.
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When she didn't come home, her roommate reported her missing the next day.
|
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"He said he wanted to come home," testified Robert Fernandez, according to KTLA.
|
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But yeah, my greatest fear is that one day I won't come home.
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Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, SOUTH DAKOTA (CNN) -- Antoinette Poafpybitty wanted to come home.
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He can do sit-ups "until the cows come home," he told VICE.
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Whenever he would come home [to Flint] other people would just come over.
|
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I would never, EVER, come home from the office and change into jeans.
|
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"It'll be tremendous to come home," he said Tuesday on 710 ESPN Seattle.
|
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The big worry is what happens when these angry young men come home.
|
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I approached Jill and told her my boyfriend needed me to come home.
|
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I'm simple and I want to come home and be with my family.
|
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We're both surprised that he has come home every weekend since school began.
|
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I come home and my wife tells me to take out the rubbish.
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Come home from the long drive, sit down, and write for an hour.
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Come home from your walk and try to write at least one article.
|
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The rules may be arbitrary, but most visitors follow them and come home.
|
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"I come home to my apartment and he is magically here," she said.
|
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As a result, a number of Americans are still waiting to come home.
|
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"It is time to come home and go out and vote," he said.
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I'd come home and think nobody was home, because it was completely dark.
|
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"I'd go flying, come home, and have a backlog of orders," Voit explained.
|
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"Come home with us tomorrow, and we'll resolve this," Mr. Duan had written.
|
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It's never been a problem when I've come home really late or drunk.
|
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She had come home after getting off her overnight shift earlier than expected.
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That we're girls and we can come home and be domestic as fuck.
|
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Then you come home at night and turn on a spewing Sean Hannity.
|
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He is serving in the military overseas and hasn't come home in years.
|
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"You feel it, come home, and you do think about it," he said.
|
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Now, don that helmet, enjoy the ride and come home safe and sound.
|
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"He doesn't really understand, and he's ready to come home," Ronechia told Vox.
|
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"I'm just praying and waiting on my momma to come home," Regan said.
|
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In fact, I rarely see them and come home to a quiet apartment.
|
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I would come home from school and watch Sally Jessie, Geraldo or Donahue.
|
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" He added: "She'll come home and be like, 'Yes, it was a winner.
|
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I'd come home, I'd open the mailbox, and there was yet another bill.
|
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Make sure when you come home that you put your own shoes away.
|
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I'd come home believing that keeping quiet about what I experienced was best.
|
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He just needed to access the National Archives before he could come home.
|
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And when I would come home seeking comfort and reassurance, there was none.
|
|
"Home Fire" is largely about Aneeka's attempts to help her twin come home.
|
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When I come home, it seems as if she's always waiting for me.
|
|
I take my dog out then come home and get ready for work.
|
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It was successful; she invited him to come home and see her software.
|
|
In the evenings, my loved ones come home and start to wind down.
|
|
Once they come home, we'll have snack time and hang out before dinner.
|
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"We all expected LeeAnna to come [home] out of nowhere, but she didn't."
|
|
His wife has read the news and she wants him to come home.
|
|
I was one of the lucky ones who was able to come home.
|
|
"Then Eddington will go mad and you will come home alone," Dyson answered.
|
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We'll be there, and we'll make sure that you will come home safely.
|
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In desperation, he asked his son to come home from college to help.
|
|
Cool to come home second as hard as it was to pass today.
|
|
I come home to V. and Z. playing on the floor, so sweet!
|
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She had her fun and, it appears, she was ready to come home.
|
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According to the actress, her father had come home drunk with a gun.
|
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Students, afraid to leave their dorm rooms, phoned parents asking to come home.
|
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The work is risky and their families worry they might not come home.
|
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"My mother begged him to come home but he refused," Sulafa Salama said.
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"He cannot come home to eat each night to save money," she said.
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When I come home and he's not there, I have an empty feeling.
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I didn't want to come home from work smelling like Egg McMuffins and newspapers.
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In the tradition of men in my blood you come home at 3 a.m.
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So when I come home, I like to be completely rid of all that.
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In the tradition of men in my blood, you come home at 3 a.m.
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Her flights were booked, and she was supposed to come home on February 15.
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I come home after work and take an evening nap, which is so dangerous.
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Zhang raced through the school day so she could come home and write again.
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Did you get any indication that he will be able to come home soon?
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She would work for hours and come home with bloody hands… She gave in.
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While we're at it, my parents come home and we all chat a bit.
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My brother and I were home during the evening until she would come home.
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If you prefer that I don't come home, just say so, but don't email.
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And lucky for them, they get to keep the goods after they come home.
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I wish that you had come home when I asked you to have tea.
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Later, I'll come home and make something for dinner that's ugly but tastes good.
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He moved to Italy earlier this month and is still fighting to come home.
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"In my idea, he should pack his bags and come home," Clay Bundy said.
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For them, the chance to come home for a good job was a godsend.
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Arya asks Nymeria to come home to Winterfell with her, and Nymeria… walks away.
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The math gets trickier when one considers date of return: when you come home.
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"I'd come home and find my father alone in his dark bedroom," Weiman said.
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The question made me feel like my "pollos" had finally come home to roost.
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Sometimes Mr. Brown would come home to find gas cards sitting on the porch.
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I can still be a businessman and come home and watch Dragon Ball Z?!
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And it's a great thing to come home to, and a total confidence booster.
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"My dad says, 'Don't come home until you sold them all,'" he tells me.
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On a weekly basis, I'll come home to some strange new bottle of something.
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We play in a competitive league though, and I come home sore and sleepy.
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I'd come home and I'd do his type of humor, his type of mannerisms.
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I've taken rickshaws at 343 AM and dozed off, I've always come home safe.
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Once I come home, I take a shower, get dressed, and eat an apple.
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Dozens of Wangshang residents work at the park, and many have not come home.
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Shortly after Elliot leaves, Carlotta begs Cotton to come home, and apologizes for everything.
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"I would go out with friends and want to come home," the teen said.
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I come home—it's going to be that much harder to go out again.
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That way they at least had some semi-prepared food to come home to.
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He has dared Mr. Sison to come home and personally talk peace with him.
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She's the person I want to come home to and create an adventure with.
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"They come home a lot, and it means the world to me," Gifford added.
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The President's bet that Republicans would come home in the end was on target.
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My dad was able to come home from his job at 3:00 p.m.
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"I would come home and tell my parents all these fantastic tales," she said.
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"My kids will come home from daycare or school and they're starving," she said.
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He's a good person to see when you're leaving and when you come home.
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Honestly, I do not turn on the TV when I come home to unwind.
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And there's questions and you come home and say, 'I shouldn't have done that.
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Newly graduated with honors from Columbia, he's come home to ponder a job offer.
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We're just hoping that everybody can get out of there safely and come home.
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Have you ever come home from a day in the countryside and felt... better?
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Congress must finally deliver an infrastructure funding plan before they come home this fall.
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For the most part, when I come home, I don't want to clean anything.
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Your work tends to come home with you and impact basically everything you do.
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Now I know there was no chance that I was going to come home.
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Because Ruby was deaf, calling for her to come home would do no good.
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No, I would love to come home and just walk out of the airport.
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When she was being bullied, Rogers says she would come home from school upset.
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"Then to come home to this," Mr. Lesser said, referring to the Republican mailer.
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"They were supposed to come home this morning," Mr. Radney said of his children.
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The message was "POOH BEAR COME HOME," and nobody knows whether she ever did.
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A shrine in Anita Fisher's house for her daughter Delaine to come home safe.
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"One of us would always come home with a bloody nose," Scott Parker said.
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Do you think she could come home as long as precautions are in place?
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Episode 10: "All In" Wendy hasn't come home since letting the cartel kill Ben.
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"I would come home at 2 or 3 in the morning," Ms. Santana said.
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When we come home from it, you know, they're like kind of 'OK check.
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During her last phone call, Demafelis said she planned to come home in 2018.
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We just want to come home," she told WGCL, as Johnson added, "[It's] hell.
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The passage of time, as she learns, slowly, that I will always come home.
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During that last phone call, Demafelis said she planned to come home in 2018.
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" Walsh said, "We come home from work and watch 'Broad City' and TED videos.
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They'll come home on Saturday, and I'm betting they won't come back the same.
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We both agreed that on the seventh day we were ready to come home.
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What if you're over casual dating and just want someone to come home to?
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He said they've never seen Mila come home from school with anyone else's stuff.
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We come home, and there's a padlock on the door and an eviction notice.
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Indeed, just as Burns predicted, 10% of American troops in Vietnam didn't come home.
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I would come home from school, write a few letters to friends from camp.
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Should it rain, you could come home to a soggy windowsill and damaged floors.
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His wife, Christine González, 83, said her husband would come home at 6 a.m.
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When I come home from the stadium, I pick up where I left off.
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They were still in boarding school, but now they could come home for weekends.
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Work at Starbucks all day and then come home to work at Facebook marketing?
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Houston residents come home to mud, sewage, and mounting bills Houston residents come home to mud, sewage, and mounting bills When Erin Moeller got back to her home in League City, a small city just southeast of Houston, the waters had receded.
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"It's been so rewarding to know that I can help those women in prison who have children, giving them things that they are going to need when they come home and even prepare their families for when they come home," Henderson said.
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I saw my mom work at the post office and then she would come home, drive me to school, then she would go to classes, then my grandma would pick me up and I would come home and she would be there.
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Come home, wash my face with Cerave, and do a cucumber aloe vera face mask.
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Few expressed surprise that after breaking out prison, Mr. Guzmán had decided to come home.
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"My main priority was to come home with a win, so I'm happy," Rowbury said.
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"They were 18, 20-year-old boys that didn't come home," he told the newspaper.
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Her number one concern was, when people come home [from prison], what do they have?
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He heads to rugby, and I doze off and don't even hear him come home.
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Announce yourself when you come home and speak up when you feel your spirit's presence.
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You've spent all night trying to whittle that one down to come home with you.
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"I always considered it a cult," says her father, who encouraged her to come home.
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The second I come home they're like, 'All right, Daddy, come on, come hold him.
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Thompson was out fishing with a friend when he got a call to come home.
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Next, pop the garment into the washing machine and come home to a clean shirt!
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When I come home late alone, I take the Metro-North instead of the subway.
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I thought I'd come home and I'd think, 'Oh, you guys are just dogs now.
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I am tired, she seemed to be saying, and I am ready to come home.
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"I told her, 'I'll be waiting for you to come home,'" Dominguez told BuzzFeed News.
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" He added, "We don't need guys to come home from Syria to have a surge.
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Participants paint chairs, symbolising the act of waiting for someone who may never come home.
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" "I said if I can come home and explain it, I can vote for it.
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Work out for about an hour, come home, eat breakfast, shower and go to work.
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"I come home every day and it's like a party," resident Mira Ciganek told Insider.
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India "called me crying on the phone (saying), 'I can't come home,'" Davis told me.
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"He said, 'Hey, you've got to come home, your house is on fire,' " Walker says.
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"You should probably come home..." My dad is young, extremely healthy, and tough as nails.
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He only used to come home and rest and leave and go back to work.
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Instead, she comforts her by saying that Wes — err, baby Wes — will come home soon.
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But then when I come home, I think I definitely restore that sense of normality.
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We are praying that it ends soon and Joe can come home where he belongs.
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We partied way into our 30s and would come home late at night without regret.
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I come home at this time during the summer because the County Fair starts today!
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Like all that work you've done out there actually means something when you come home.
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"They'll never come home," said Jared Pereira, whose friends and family served on this force.
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" She adds: "It wasn't an uncommon time for her to come home from the hospital.
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I just can't wait for each day to pass by for him to come home.
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The weirdness officially begins when the words "Nell, come home" appear written on the wall.
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Misti didn't want to come home, and the closer she got, the worse she felt.
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When I would come home from a busy day of surgery, I would shoot pool.
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We have to do what we need to do to come home with a championship.
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I didn't want to admit defeat, but I was like, 'I need to come home.
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"When I come home and look through the photos, then it hits me," he says.
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When the kids come home from rehab, parents may think the terrible ordeal is over.
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It was get the job done, do it quickly, use overwhelming power, then come home.
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One of these teams, possibly both, will come home from the Ohtani sweepstakes empty-handed.
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I had come home from the beach and was changing when my husband walked in.
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Later that night, when he didn't come home, his worried father called Alaska State Troopers.
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"Please don't come home," Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta said at a news conference Saturday.
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I'd come home from college and be doing it over the holidays and all summer.
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Estimates of how much could actually come home vary, but the potential is unquestionably huge.
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I'm not sure your sons are going to make it, you should come home now.
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He would often come home with cuts, scrapes and bruises on his elbows and knees.
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And before Ernesto, many nights before him, their mother would come home very late, jangling.
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"So I'd come home from work and make the menu for the week," she said.
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He opposed intervention in Libya and Syria, and he wanted to come home from Afghanistan.
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Why do those who volunteer come home and cite lack of connection to civilian society?
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We talk about whether I'm going to come home for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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"You've broken up with Lenny, and you come home as an unwed mother," Glenn says.
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"You want brutal honesty when you come home at night and then they provide it."
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Hopefully he will be allowed to come home to his beautiful family where he belongs!
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We work, come home to our three-bedroom house, and spend time with each other.
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Hopefully he will be allowed to come home to his beautiful family where he belongs.
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"You come home, eight straight, and he rocking the Kia," Jefferson says in the video.
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I will take care of our child and wait for Wang Quanzhang to come home.
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She was able to come home to Florida on April 15, the night before Easter.
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We can argue until the cows come home about whether people's feelings are invalid, right?
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It's usually one of the first things I do when I come home from traveling.
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You might get bored and come home before you've seen much of it at all.
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" You don't have to look far for the pain beneath "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home).
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Among those resources are the ships and planes necessary to win and come home safely.
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I have to come home and recuperate because it really takes it out of me.
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When we left, we thought it'd be impossible for us to come home in time.
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"Pray come home as soon as possible," Lois Peters of Connecticut wrote her husband, Capt.
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Then you come home, you make something quick and raw, and it's lots of fun.
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You know when you go to see something, you come home and you start Googling?
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But shockingly, she begged the court to reconsider ... because she wants him to come home.
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We've been there with Saroo, and we're as hungry to come home as he is.
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Thank you for providing ride share credits to formally incarcerated people when they come home.
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" Nearby, a man said into his own phone, "Your boy is going to come home!
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No wonder she looks strained when little Joanie asks her to make Jamie come home.
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When her owner finally did come home, Josie would yap incessantly until someone petted her.
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When we come home, we chop all the veggies and refrigerate them in plastic containers.
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Now I come home and I do things a little differently than I used to.
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A lot of the men have dogs that are waiting for them to come home.
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You come home from work, you just set the phone down on your way in.
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State Democrats had urged Manchin to come home and challenge Justice for his old job.
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Shana Fisher, who just turned 16, would never come home to her beloved dog, Kallie.
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"It was always such a relief to come home to that fabulous apartment," Mark said.
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My bed is made and my room is tidy for when I come home tonight.
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"I kept seeing this beautiful woman when I would come home from work," he said.
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Think of all the women who come home from the hospital empty-handed, they said.
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Instead, we can come home to the present moment through the practice of mindful dancing.
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None of the girls in the front row are trying to come home with me.
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"He said mom, don't come home... he said because [of] the neighbor," Haifa Jabara says.
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It occurred to him that Sergey and Vica would worry if he didn't come home.
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I didn't want to come home one day and find that she won't be there.
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But I have a friend who insists I see her every time I come home.
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He has since recovered and is set to come home in the next two days.
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What if you're over casual dating and just want someone consistent to come home to?
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But there are salary-cap exemptions for top Russian players who want to come home.
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The stairs are a challenge, but when I come home I'm happy to be here.
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At one point I would come home from work every day and put it on.
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She'd spend the school day sad and full of anxiety, then come home feeling drained.
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"Ultimately Republican voters come home," one Republican operative familiar with Senate races told The Hill.
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Some Gambians worried that it was still too early for Mr. Barrow to come home.
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But now we hope that the mercy of the authorities will let him come home.
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When I come home, I don't have to take off a bunch of clown makeup.
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"Outlaws and mustangs always come home," says Frank Hamer (Kevin Costner), the older, gruffer one.
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"She can, please, come home," her father, speaking through a closed door, told CBS Miami.
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Historically, many of these voters have "come home" to their usual party after the conventions.
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But on some level, he's always there, waiting for her to come home to him.
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Ola helps Nikodem prepare for his First Communion and hopes her mother will come home.
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Giddens and Turrisi move it to the Middle East, with an unchanging modal vamp and an ancient North African drum called the bendir, and — especially in the final please to "Come home, come home" — Giddens sings it with inflections that bridge mountains and deserts.
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"Tramp is cleared to come home today!" said an update posted on the page on Thursday.
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When I come home after a Sunday like that, I feel like I've worked 24 hours.
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So, when I come home, I [should no longer be] labeled a criminal or a felon.
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Most of us ditch the Halloween costume the minute we come home from the night's festivities.
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"If Mom doesn't come home by a specific time, who do [the kids] call?" said Kitson.
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Like I thought I'd come home and I'd think, 'Oh, you guys are just dogs now.
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If they come home from one of my movies happy, that's sort of a big deal.
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By mid-November, Ted was asking his parents to come home from college for a visit.
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We come home and I run around doing housework and baby food prep while he naps.
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When she was big enough to come home, she still weighed only four pounds, nine ounces.
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"We were all praying for a miracle, that she was going to come home," said Gonzelez.
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I come home and make myself a nice cocktail while my boo makes dinner (more pizza).
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Turns out, she had come home to find someone in her house and called the cops.
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"I wasn't any rose to come home to at the end of my marriage," she continued.
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That she quit to come home to take care of her mother, Ellen Bergman (Sissy Spacek).
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I read in bed for a while and wait for B. to come home from work.
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Now he is making it hard for the 6m Syrians who escaped abroad to come home.
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I had just come home from boarding school in England and was still a troubled kid.
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Most of the rest—the money that could "come home"—is already in dollar-denominated assets.
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They also come home from school with some pretty big questions after talking with their friends.
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I hold out hope for the former, because it's time for the GOP to come home.
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Then I come home and have a bowl of oatmeal and berries or something like that.
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We come home for more British Baking and chat with our son when he comes home.
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"My dad, who is the best dad in the world, needs to come home," Milania wrote.
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It is pretty cool to come home, push a button, and hear some sick jams, though.
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And the best way to do it is let Pastor Brunson come home and start over.
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We&aposre out of the crazy Iran deal and the hostages come home from North Korea.
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As Neil Gorsuch's selection to the Supreme Court proves, that chicken has come home to roost.
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"Republicans need to come home," Ryan said during an interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt.
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What money does come home increasingly goes back out as health care deductibles, copayments and coinsurance.
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I used to think he was boring because all he did was work and come home.
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Your successful friends know that they need a good man or woman to come home to.
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"I just want her to come home," her brother-in-law, Brendan Kindle, told the outlet.
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Prove his viability and those investments in time and money would come home, his advisers predicted.
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This week, he told ABS-CBN news he was willing to come home to resume talks.
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"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," he says.
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He's set to come home on Tuesday, riding back to Earth on a Russian Soyuz spacecraft.
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In the book, you connect this to the alienated climate soldiers face when they come home.
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For most of us, we're grateful to have our faithful old hatchback to come home to.
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It's just a big thing for me and for our family for Penny to come home.
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They come home and they're tired so it's hard for them to engage with their children.
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When we send them off to war, we inherently know some will never come home alive.
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Students who've just come home for the summer already have a new deal to look into.
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"Shiiiiiit I wish my mans would come home /w some lettuce like that," said user @mariahparkerxo.
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And I just want everybody to keep praying for her, my daughter, to come home safe.
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But this time Telemachus didn't come home, she said, and she wanted to see real change.
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He also said, 'When I come home and dinner's not ready, I go through the roof.
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If rates rise notably in the U.S., an ocean of money parked overseas will come home.
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I travel fairly often, both for work and pleasure, but I'm always happy to come home.
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The Tuaregs who supported the Libyan leader, Muammar Qaddafi, come home armed and ready for revolution.
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It is the Chinese new year, and migrant workers have come home to see their families.
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Many times I have come home triumphant after a poker session, even though I played bad.
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He'd come home, place his head in her lap and tell her everything on his mind.
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I clean up some before I leave so I won't come home to a huge mess.
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They come home from the factory with fingers punctured by needles or sliced by industrial clippers.
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But the President was insistent that the time had come for US personnel to come home.
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Without a deadline, the bodies will continue to debate and deliberate until the cows come home.
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Perhaps you come home every night wanting to complain about your micromanaging boss or annoying coworkers.
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Even with all the mayhem, it is always good to come home to New York City.
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The next year, my friend Erica Buchsbaum invited me to come home with her for Thanksgiving.
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But when her children come home from college, they all live under the same tiny roof.
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RELAXING WITH DINNER We come home about 5:30, 6, and start getting ready for dinner.
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"Everyone who leaves for work in the morning should come home safe and sound," he added.
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It is not a question of how, but when, this will all come home to roost.
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It usually happens a few days before touring and a few days when I come home.
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The fact is cool, calm, deliberate, effective, take care of the job, and then come home.
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With us on Wednesday was one of the families whose daughter didn't come home last week.
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Lots of them were 219.99-something native Chattanoogans who finally saw a reason to come home.
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I would come home and bake all night by myself, and it made me feel better.
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He might as well find out now that we're getting back together when I come home.
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Despite Trump's December declaration that troops would come home "now," personnel haven't started leaving the country.
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Love is still being happy to come home to that same person, even after 30 years.
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Their families tonight pleading for them to come home, telling the girls mom is really worried.
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We're going because last year we canceled vacation to come home and watch our dog die.
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When you come home at night, you are tired, you don't want a half-hour trip.
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She explained that she was hoping he would get "upset" and ask her to come home.
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They will inevitably share, after a glass of wine, how badly they want to come home.
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What do I do when I come home from Fairway and have stuff in the car?
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It's about whether or not I come home and infect my grandmother and it kills her.
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Fulano usually spends Saturday nights with his dad and doesn't come home until late Sunday afternoon.
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My mother would come home with a small portion of rice, a handout from a politician.
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Make sure the inductee knows there is a safe and nonjudgmental place to come home to.
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I come home and make the beef stroganoff that I've been thinking about for a week.
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"You'd come home and want to tell them I'm doing this, I'm doing this," Summer said.
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He was fearful for Kyle's safety on the coast and pleaded for him to come home.
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When you come home in the evening, you have a good score or a bad score.
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"I'd come home and iron my uniform, and my roommates didn't know a thing," he said.
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My husband's hardly worn neck brace didn't even come home with us as a souvenir. 2.
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They gather at their desks, as the schoolmarm calls them, feeling like they've come home again.
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" She said, "I would come home from work crying—'How can you write such rude things?
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Of course, earning the most nominations doesn't mean Netflix will come home with the most awards.
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Our roommate, L., didn't come home last night but didn't mention that she had today off.
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On many days, I called my husband to come home from work early to help me.
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We'd all love to come home from our evening commutes and have a relaxing cocktail, right?
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We sent them to war; we are responsible for caring for them once they come home.
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I have go-to hiding places for my dates in case my parents suddenly come home.
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Once I have the facts and I can come home and explain, I'm voting for it.
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As for Ryan, he told Trump he wanted his grandmother to come home from the hospital.
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To this day, I ask myself: What if my neighbor had come home 20 minutes later?
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I can't fight for my people all day and then come home and have to explain it.
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If the police put the pieces together, of course Elodie will come home to save her friends.
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You always have that fear that your husband or your son or your brother won't come home.
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"The only thing she wants is for me to come home," he said, thinking of his youngest.
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"Release Greg and allow him to come home and have the surgery he needs," Dee Kelly said.
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"At least I'm alive and I'm positive in that I was going to come home," Flores said.
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Psychologically, they're not able to come home and feel good about what they were asked to do.
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I come home and take out our suitcases so that we can pack for New York tonight.
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She said she told him that if He's ready to take her … she's ready to come home.
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I would then come home and sew the labels on things … until 3, 4 in the morning.
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After a long day at work, the last thing you want to come home to is housework.
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But to the excitement of his family, he was able to come home to Arizona for Christmas.
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Wouldn't it be nice to come home to a nice home-cooked meal after a chilly commute?
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I had a life where you could come home at night and the person had my back.
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The Mavic Pro had flatlined, yet the controller continued to send out a signal to come home.
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Meanwhile, Lily, a young newlywed, grows worried when her husband doesn't come home from work one night.
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He began urging him to come home and claimed he was wanted by Interpol, the official said.
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We've been in the wilderness for a while," she said, "and folks are ready to come home.
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She's come home after holding a baby in her hands and watching it take their last breath.
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He would come home sore and plan on calling his physiotherapist but it was always too late.
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I remember I would come home from school and just feel down and depressed all the time.
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He said he had always worried that they wouldn't come home one night — though they always did.
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It's so nice to come home to supper already cooked and it makes the house smell delicious.
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"My son is still out there somewhere needing to come home to his family," Jim told PEOPLE.
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When we come home, we shut work off and try to get out and do things together.
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We actually always thought he would come home until really the very last week in the hospital.
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I am beyond blessed to be able to come home for Christmas when some of us can't.
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But people still come home and they want -- they love golf, they love science and natural history.
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Washington, then, seeks Ankara's guarantee that it won't attack America's allies there if US troops come home.
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I come home and sometimes I eat something, or watch something, and try to get to sleep.
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"Rarely, do I ever come home from a bar and say, 'That was really amazing,'" she said.
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Come home, sign onto my computer, and accidentally doze off while waiting for a call to start.
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"I don't care if they only come home to see the dog—fine with me," Kate says.
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But after they come home from the hospital, the hard work of living life is just beginning.
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Like yeah, I'll get up in the morning, I'll go to work, I'll come home at night.
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Numerous breadcrumbsare sprinkled about in "Come Home" for which we have no clue where they will lead.
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He has no one to come home to at the end of the day (other than Alfred).
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The decision for the US government to forego millions should encourage some of that to come home.
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Wick and Rathmann would often come home and find, to their annoyance, cows standing on their porch.
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Lucca tells Alicia that she needs to decide who she wants to come home to every night.
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I could have a horrible day in the gym and I come home and she's so cute!
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These burglars must have felt pretty confident no one was going to come home any time soon.
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You get to come home to a freshly cooked meal without having to hire a personal chef.
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"All he did was go to work and come home," the producer's grandfather told NBC Los Angeles.
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We watched him in the Australian Open final and I think he just wanted to come home.
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Trump's impulse, like Obama's, is to want to get the job done so we can come home.
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If she learned I am here, she won't open the door to me when I come home.
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Every day after middle school I would come home to the two of them, demagogue and disciple.
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I'd come home drunk from a glamorous Manhattan book event, which I had organized as the publicist.
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From 2010, he began to receive calls from his brother trying to convince him to come home.
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In 10 days, I will come home to a family whom enjoy my presence and TRUST me.
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She's hoping a holiday will help thaw her rage at Cora and entice her to come home.
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But I would come home every day and try to mimic what I heard in their class.
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If, by chance, you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that's made.
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Manilow Las Vegas – The Hits Come Home will be back to its regular schedule starting June 21.
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"It was my last act of recruitment—getting everyone in my family to come home," he said.
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The high performance sports agency said its target was to come home with at least 48 medals.
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Try and convince your mother – she's been asking you not to come home late for 20 years.
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St. Clair County's Come Home Award fund is giving college graduates up to $15,000 to move there.
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It is worth waiting until you come home to rub those beach photos in your friends' faces.
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The book does not say anything about the consequences athletes face if they come home empty-handed.
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Luckily, after a long and stressful day I have my golden retriever, Gatsby, to come home to.
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But his mother would come home from work at Wagner College and find him on the couch.
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For now, Milzarski says, soldiers will be trading their helmets for hearing aids when they come home.
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"I would probably take my last breath trying to help women come home from prison," she said.
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She would just stare out the window, holding onto his red jacket and wishing he'd come home.
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"I didn't come home right away from the emergency room like I thought I would," Giannecchini said.
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But it was the syrup that was really awful, I'd come home covered in it every night.
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I always knew eventually I'd have to come home and get back to the daily grind, though.
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Never mind that the groom lived in Europe and couldn't even come home to attend the wedding.
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So it's not all that surprising that many veterans decide to become farmers when they come home.
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Still, despite all this, I tend to come home wondering how long I can keep doing it.
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"This is a 'come home' award primarily for people with family ties to our region," he said.
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I just want to go and play music and come home to my kids and my wife.
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One could argue until the cows come home about exactly what the best automatic stabilizer package is.
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Kim and Juan wouldn't be able to see Nico again until he was ready to come home.
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At the end of the day I come home to a house full of three other people.
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I texted my girlfriend who was on the scene with her camera, begging her to come home.
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He knew that the survivors can come home with damage that is profound, painful and long-lasting.
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" My child was "planning to come home over the weekend so she can study for her finals.
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"I begged them not to let her come home, but they did it anyway," Ms. Bell said.
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And we're going to make sure our veterans have the care they need when they come home.
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Just load it up in the morning and come home after work to a fragrant, hearty meal.
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Somehow, she said, they will find a way to pay bond so Gomez-Jorge can come home.
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She writes that she repeatedly called Drummond, then texted him to ask when he would come home.
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"I come home from practice, take a nap, then I start watching games at night," Griffin said.
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"The owners of the condominiums won't be coming through this lobby when they come home," she said.
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And then she tells me about the time another brother had to come home, his chest heaving.
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Whenever I would come home, we would get breakfast together at Morg's and just talk about life.
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But what I'm doing is I'm waiting for my husband to come home with treats from Brooklyn.
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For "Fear Fun," he'd go out, raise hell, come home late, and write about it until dawn.
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So, the clothing that the great queen might have worn in these very rooms, has come home.
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If you end up wanting to stay longer or come home sooner, you can always change it.
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You know, it feels to me like we ought to have our troops in Iraq come home.
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Brett had so badly wanted for his son to come home to Utah, but never this way.
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I'd just come home from college hungry to claim the California identity that felt like my birthright.
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Should I let her come home, or should we let her live out in the real world?
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My kids are adults, and they come home for Christmas and expect to see those familiar smells.
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Majors planned to come home in January for two gigs with the band Patient Zero, he said.
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My fiancé wrote to me telling me not to worry about finishing the course — just come home.
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It's not a question of saying I hereby declare that all businesses should come home from China.
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The Point: Trump can claim the Mueller investigation is a "witch hunt" until the cows come home.
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"I was happy enough to come home and see my daughter graduate," she told the Star-Telegram.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, has been publicly pleading with partisans to "come home" to their presidential ticket.
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We just want to come home," she told WGCL at the time, as Johnson added, "[It's] hell.
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Yet although she longs for her husband to come home, Demba sees one benefit in his absence.
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Lynn: She had to come home this summer because we couldn't pay to hold onto her apartment.
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We can come home, if you're lucky enough to have a home, and turn off that setting.
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I thought we'd come home to Kansas for Thanksgiving every year, no matter where we ended up.
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When she met a British reporter there, she made one thing clear: She wanted to come home.
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When I'd come home for holidays, the weather was a snowy wonderland, not the ice planet Hoth.
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I'll let her watch videos when we come home, I think, so that maybe I can finish.
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Now the actual Carlos Ghosn has materialized in Beirut — a flesh-and-blood fugitive somehow come home.
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You could massage until the cows come home and it's still crap, as you're saying, dirty datasets.
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We're told Bryan felt the display "disrespected" him and during the event he demanded she come home.
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Trump said the US would win the war but didn't disclose when US troops would come home.
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"I was, like, 7 or 8, and he would come home and I would make him cereal when he would come home late from school, from college, and I would put it in a bowl and act like I made him dinner, and look after him," Handler shared.
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It feels amazing for me to be able to come home every night and close the front door.
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My daughters have to share their room with my gift-wrap stuff when they come home to visit.
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"I didn't know that after burying my father, I'd have to come home to this," she told ABC13.
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If you spend your coin and vacation days on solo travel and come home disappointed, you fucked up.
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"How could you do that 34 times with him and then come home to me?" he asks Frances.
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For the past four days, the wish has been a simple one: Please let our boys come home.
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It's mean to sit on a mantle or a kitchen counter and wait for you to come home.
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"When she would get stressed with school, she liked to come home and ride," Ann Marie tells PEOPLE.
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I've come home with a new perspective and a clearer sense of what's really important in my life.
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I used to get bullied, and I would come home and get upset with my mom about it.
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I love to come home and hold my cat's reluctantly squirming body against mine after a hard day.
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"He just can't come home," my grandmother told me over the phone, her voice both resigned and heartbroken.
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My dad had come home from work and, like, tried to lift the thing out to get it.
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My sister was helping, and of course I come home, and she's like 'look at what I found!
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I grab a Larabar and a LaCroix on my way out but plan to come home for lunch.
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" Contending that the website had taken a "pro-impeachment slant," Hoft wrote, "Dear Matt Drudge -- Please come home.
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I'm still wearing them when I come home Saturday night to the most giant hug from my son.
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"I would come home from school and they would be online and I would be online," he said.
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"It feels very possible every time I send them out that they might not come home," she says.
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My husband noticed my mood drop; he would often come home to find me weeping, drained from arguments.
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Rebecca expects this literal do-or-die news will make Jack come home and make peace with Stanley.
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Sharing an apartment with siblings, he got hungry waiting for them to come home, so he began cooking.
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" One would come home, and it would be like, "Okay, have fun at work, I'll see you later.
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You come home from a run, pull off your watch and drop it — somewhere in the living room.
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The girl's parents, Christina and Randall Pruitt, appeared before reporters and pleaded for their daughter to come home.
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She was reported missing by her family later that night when she didn't come home from the ride.
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After working hard all day, you want to come home and relax in an effortlessly cool bohemian oasis.
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Meanwhile, the Saints are rolling, lead the division, and now come home to the comfort of the Superdome.
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Cardi B and Offset might officially be on the outs, but Daddy wants to come home for Christmas.
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"We're not sure what costs we'll incur once they come home, but this will definitely help," she says.
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Assad's ally Russia is urging refugees to come home, saying there is nothing to fear from Assad's government.
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Family and friends fear Meiss set out to harm herself, and are pleading with her to come home.
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Parents could not reach their children, couldn't get them on the phone, couldn't get them to come home.
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In a way, this song was a version of The Wizard of Oz where Dorothy doesn't come home.
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I light a bunch of candles, set the table, and wait for B. to finally, finally come home.
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When I would come home from college for breaks, she was always the most excited to see me.
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But the 30-year-old was running alone Tuesday evening and didn't come home, New York police said.
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There were many days I would come home from work to find her covered in her own excrement.
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I was off at college, and when I would come home, they'd be extremely optimistic on every visit.
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I said he couldn't come home with me because I had work the next morning, which fucking sucked.
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People up here just want to go to work, come home, sit down, and shut the fuck up.
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His mother had just told him to come home, he said, because she was sick and in pain.
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I can do it for four or five weeks and then I come home and I'm just destroyed.
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Wait until your roommates come home to watch the newest episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians. 7.
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He would come home and tell Lori that the other kids were saying he was "stupid", "a dummy".
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"Brunson needs to come home as do all the Americans being held by the Turkish government," he said.
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My heart dropped every time one of them opened the door, scared that he had come home early.
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Too many mothers have gotten a knock on their door saying their child will never come home again.
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Cinderella 2 would just start with Cinderella asking her prince 'How come you didn't come home last night?
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Several days after their disappearance, Jill Cummins pleaded with her husband at a news conference to come home.
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I didn't come home thinking, 'Oh man, how much did we spend?' and 'What's left in our account?
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I will take care of my family, We will be waiting for Yang Shupeng's [body] to come home.
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"I get to come home and drop the kids off at school and stuff like that," he says.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, several have asked to come home.
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They need me to come home and not [get killed] because someone is shooting over a $5 meal.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, many are asking to come home.
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Is it any wonder that so many of them say they miss the action when they come home?
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It was not immediately clear whether it was expelling Qataris or had asked its citizens to come home.
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For more than a year, they had been living with Boko Haram; now they wanted to come home.
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He loved Jamaica, but eventually the family's visas expired, and their relatives began hounding them to come home.
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" And Donald would come home and say, "Ivana, why would you have a fish instead of a steak?
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It is the second time that Qatari troops have come home since the rift among Gulf states began.
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She wasn't crying over how fortunate it was that Oghi was at least well enough to come home.
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They also feared that when those who fight come home, they would be cast as a government problem.
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His father in a Facebook post said that his son was scheduled to come home in two weeks.
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They expect them to come home on leave in December, after the six-month factory stint is up.
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You can run the robot while you're out for the day and come home to a clean house.
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When he didn't come home that day, they phoned the next morning to be told he had died.
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When Pipat failed to come home, his father started calling around to his son's friends, teammates and coaches.
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To put it more succinctly, he is the ungainly chicken of late-stage capitalism come home to roost.
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She said she did not yet know how she would come home at the end of her travels.
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I wanted him to come home, and I wanted to be waiting for him, annoying bag and all.
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In the car, she takes the leap and asks him if he wants to come home with her.
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She would come home that night to tell her son they once again failed to pass the bill.
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On Sunday morning, she had just come home from buying breakfast supplies in Bismarck, N.D., for the camp.
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"Brunson needs to come home as do all the Americans being held by the Turkish government," he added.
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Parents with certain jobs pick up lead residue on their clothes, then come home to hug their children.
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He would come home and find her standing in the kitchen, holding an ice pack against her side.
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Absolutely. When I'm traveling, I would rather eat what I want and come home and tighten it up.
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"What we are saying is at some point we want to see our military come home," Haley said.
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When he was miserable selling cars down in Tuscaloosa, it seemed natural to come home and try socks.
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Tonight's especially awesome for socializing and networking; I doubt you'll come home at a decent time this evening.
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In the tradition of men in my blood, you come home at 3 AM and lie to me.
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I did all the things you can never do when you're worried your roommate will come home unexpectedly.
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We were going to drive Friday, have fun, go to the game on Sunday, and come home Monday.
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And I would come home and just lock myself in my room when I earned a home visit.
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You know how you go to the grocery and always manage to come home with the same items?
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A devoted son might have come home to stay, and perhaps taken up his wonted means of support.
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After all, you wouldn't want to come home after a long trip to find half your stuff gone.
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He began by urging him to come home and claimed he was wanted by Interpol, the official said.
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More often than not, instead of lists of words, I'll come home covered with mud, my sneakers soaking.
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He come home late at night, goes down to the basement and pumps iron and nearly hurts himself.
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The group said in a statement on Saturday that Mr. Edalat had come home earlier in the week.
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No, it's not inherently wrecked; it's just government has to care for, for example, veterans who come home.
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Anxious Canadians are wondering if they should scrap trips to China or urge relatives there to come home.
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" So he opted for leaving the iguana where it was, "and dealing with it when I come home.
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Louise, Cordelia's SAT tutor, has been up all night waiting for Lavinia to come home to pay her.
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"He'll come home and say, 'If people don't start showing up to work, they'll close it down,'" Mrs.
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He had made a desperate bid to come home to her, but had not survived the perilous trek.
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"Our philosophy was, come home and get a job and make some money and then get out," Mrs.
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I like to draw out of my head, and I can draw interiors until the cows come home.
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An op-ed in the Houston Chronicle last week urged O'Rourke to "come home" and run for Senate.
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He dreamed I would come home to him after class and live with him like a surrogate wife.
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"He can talk about the unemployment rate until the cows come home," Mr. Evers said in an interview.
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I dream about how you'll come home from the airport and bring me surprises and play with me.
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"I wanted to come last night, but at the same time, I wanted to come home," Ramos said.
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Ms. Durila said her child had come home in tears after being humiliated in front of her friends.
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"Our stock's a good buy and we'll continue to buy it until the cows come home," he said.
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The kids have thrown their party, but now the parents must come home before the house burns down.
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Not a place to worry about are we going to come home at the end of the day.
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We all know someone who's come home from the salon with a hairdo that wasn't exactly a dream.
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"The only priority I have is for my family to be released and to come home," Namazi said.
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National fights come home to Georgia On the Republican side, Kemp is following a roadmap of his own.
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Candidates can talk about issues until the cows come home but most people vote for people not programs.
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A few have become more adventurous themselves now they've seen me go and come home in one piece.
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With the Islamist militant group down to its last shred of territory, some have asked to come home.
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I'd never cooked with banana leaves before, so I vowed to come home and familiarize myself with them.
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And then when I come home to tuck them in, I'm sure they'll have a lot of questions.
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I go for a run around 6:30, then come home and take my dog for a walk.
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Officer Walburger had been called in for an overtime shift that morning, and he did not come home.
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I'm trapped in an endless cycle in which I work and come home and take care of her.
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Now, tell that to your dirtbag brother who "can't" come home this year; Krampus Furby can have him.
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There were some years where I worked 50 plus weddings in a year and I'd come home crying.
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Brandon's parents will come home with us, and we hang out on the couch and talk some more.
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Akunjee said that Sultana had become disillusioned with IS over the last year and wanted to come home.
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"You can come home from a crazy shift to this prettiness and just switch off," Ms. Classen said.
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Dad was still using alcohol and drugs, and he would come home drunk and fight with my mom.
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He hadn't come home the night before, and all that morning she had been too angry to care.
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Kristin is someone who likes to come home and curl up with a book, and she couldn't do that.
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Now, there hasn&apost been a single rocket fired in months, American hostages, thank God, they have come home.
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"I come home … and he has romantic music playing," Wischnewski said in NAWT's release about the headline-making pet.
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The girls would come home for lunch from school, occasionally bringing their teachers to try their mother's oxtail stews.
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I'm going to be a middle-aged white guy until the cows come home — and I can't change that.
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Residents on Wednesday were allowed to come home permanently to find much of the area in burned out ruins.
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"I'd come home from school, and my mom would just end up drinking a bottle of wine," he said.
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My mother's home was destroyed and Normani she was like, 'Mommy, will we ever be able to come home?
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His college classmate David Hackett never got the chance to come home, and he speaks regularly of Hackett's sacrifice.
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Now, in a new democratic era for Poland, she has really come home and returned to her preferred medium.
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Still, there's a long way to go, and no clear timetable for when Adam can come home, she said.
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And the moment I sat down on that show, the moment I did, I felt like I'd come home.
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My husband agrees to come home early so my daughter will only be alone for a couple of hours.
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That always hits me when I come home and my treasure chest bear is lying on my pillow, empty.
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"As soon as I come home in December, I immediately go to see the [Rockefeller Center] tree," she shared.
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"It's just one part of a continuing phase, but eventually those troops are going to come home," he added.
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"John would come home from a mission, and the minute he came home, he was Dad," Valerie tells PEOPLE.
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I come home and roast veggies and lamb while my husband and daughter endlessly chat about those Funko figurines.
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She gets a call from the Black Hood telling her to come home and he threatens to kill Alice.
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Alex: Usually when I come home I try to answer some emails, which are the bane of my existence.
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And so it's just one part of a continuing phase, but eventually those troops are going to come home.
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To some extent, all five goals have been achieved, prompting some voices to call for Russia to come home.
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Now, the trends of the 90s/early 93s have truly come home to roost because Limited Too is back.
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I rarely get to come home for weekend trips, so I really cherish being able to see my family.
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In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Tad Cummins' daughter, Erica Osborne, 29, asks her dad to come home.
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I'll stand there watching you walk toward your dorm with my heart silently screaming for you to come home.
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So if you want to start your Sunday extra early, check back then to watch three astronauts come home.
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Her da wanted her to come home and get married off, and he weren't being nice about it, either.
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He would come home every day upset, but he'd go to his room, listen to your music and smile.
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And our power players of the week: showing the struggles our nation&aposs heroes face when they come home.
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Finally, you can come home to a visual reminder of how much more your probably could have accomplished today!
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I had a guest checking in; Everything was normal— I come home to this man cleaning up my apartment.
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It was hard when we left, because they all wanted to know why he couldn't come home with us.
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For anyone who has ever been a reader, there's much to sympathize with in Maryanne Wolf's Reader, Come Home.
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HASSETT: Yeah, and the fact is we said if we cut corporate taxes, then the jobs would come home.
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Now the former governor of the copper-rich Katanga region is trying to come home ahead of the Aug.
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Bodies uncurl their fingers, the bodies breathe, the children come home from school, and S. emerges from everybody's pores.
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It requires them to accept the Jews as their equals and as an indigenous people who have come home.
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And it worked, until I'd come home from a horrible date to my empty apartment and feel totally shitty.
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"At the end of a day's work, I get to come home to her – that's the fun," McRaney said.
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Abe has vowed not to rest until all the abductees come home and sought Trump's help on the issue.
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To some investors, buying gold feels like the right insurance policy in case wider issues come home to roost.
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Every time I come home I always call his name so I can pick him up and snuggle him.
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A fruit vendor, she said she had lost all her possessions, "but I would still want to come home".
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Each month, she'll come home to a box with her desired number of bottles, starting at just $210 each.
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He called her from rehab begging for a plane ticket to come home, telling her they were mistreating him.
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Those costs could come home to roost in the form of a much feared oil spill on the coast.
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"This is a heavy day ... Some of our colleagues will never come home," he said in a trembling voice.
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Each month, she'll come home to a box with her desired number of bottles, starting at just $13 each.
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It's been an intense day at work so far and it's nice to come home for some kitten kisses.
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"I said these presents are going to sit right here and wait for Jayme to come home," Smith recalled.
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And he didn't come home last night, and the two words I want you to write are: Gun control.
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I guess it was around my daughter's third birthday when I had come home from a bunch of contracts.
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But one team: the Mariners, Angels, Cubs, Padres, Dodgers, Rangers, or Giants, will come home with a transcendent talent.
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" A minute later, it'll follow up with a second text: "I searched everywhere, come home and help me look!
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So why, exactly, is it still taboo for working women to come home and be moms in comfortable pants?
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"Come Home Safe" - Trent DabbsI'm British so I still can't believe people are actually called things like Trent Dabbs.
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"The president has been clear that he wants U.S. forces to come home as quickly as possible," she said.
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It's being able to send your kid to a park where you know they're going to come home safely.
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She then sought refuge in Guatemala City; her husband promised to change his behavior if she would come home.
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Oghi would tell his wife that a meeting would go until nine, and then he'd come home after midnight.
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You know, if you're in the Midwest and you come home, there's nobody that's been through that or understands.
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Your kid will also still come home from birthday parties with goodie bags filled to the brim with junk.
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Republicans aren't sounding the alarm yet, believing their voters will come home for Trump when it matters the most.
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"It's nice to come home to a partner and show them something new you learned or experienced," she said.
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With WeWork and Uber, the "chickens are starting to come home to roost" for SoftBank's investment strategy, Bohlen said.
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Nora walks to her sister's farmhouse, noting the car in the drive, and assumes Rachel has just come home.
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Other than the cash payments, when available, most of the refugees have little to come home to in Afghanistan.
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"I almost don't want to grow up because I want to wait for him to come home," she said.
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"There will be a lot of families that come home to nothing," the San Bernardino County fire chief said.
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Choir school victims, many of whom implored their parents to let them come home, said they were still traumatized.
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Suppose you go to the store to buy a gallon of milk and you come home with a bicycle.
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LOS ANGELES — Laurence D. Fink, the leader and founder of BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, had come home.
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But she didn't come home — and two days later, police found her car nearly 2334 miles away in Montgomery.
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Come home now please ♥️😍😘," to which he replied, "On way home hunnies to make babies ❤️.
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It pays off years of setup in ways that come home when you see how well iOS 215 works.
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They go to work in fancy uniforms and come home to shacks with no running water or reliable electricity.
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If I'm going to send you away and break you, I'm going to fix you when you come home.
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At that point they didn't have enough money to keep me in Europe so I had to come home.
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Our Sunday ritual was to go to church in the morning, come home, and eat a big Italian meal.
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"I would always come home crying, like I would just have tears just coming down my face," she says.
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Mr. van Beurden recently recalled how his 9-year-old daughter had once come home from school in tears.
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This thought has been proven true over and over again when I come home from sleepovers that I regret.
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"Especially for the veterans when they come home, those are the ones who need to be supported," she said.
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"I can only imagine what it would be like to come home and find," he said, stopping in midsentence.
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Her phone blew up with texts from friends and relatives in the United States, begging her to come home.
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Daniel will recover and come home; I feel guilt when I think of the families whose children will not.
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But the storm passed, they were all safe and now all she requested was for me to come home.
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Boeing's troubled fleet of 737 Max jets has come home to roost, in the form of dismal quarterly numbers.
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The group has promised to litigate "until the cows come home," and you can get involved to help out.
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He kept asking, "Why can't dad come home at night?" and would cry every time he left the church.
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