Nintendo doesn't come out with a ton of hardware in-between system launches, but the peripherals it does come out with have a history of being pretty quality.
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The North Koreans come out with all of this bluster.
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They want to come out with a "privacy friendly" alternative.
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Kevin Brady will come out with a plan on Wednesday.
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All participants talk, and we'll come out with a strategy.
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"We didn't come out with urgency once again," Cousins said.
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Tyler: Have to come out with something that sticks out.
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Maybe Taco Bell will come out with a taco clutch?
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The state will come out with updated numbers next month.
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We're going to come out with a win there, too.
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We need to come out with a better defensive mentality.
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We've seen a bunch of immigrants come out with cookbooks.
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We knew that we could come out with a win.
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He&aposd come out with that movie about Hillary Clinton, Obama.
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"It feels good to come out with that win," Russell said.
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And tonight, he's come out with a new health care plan.
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Amazon and Google have also come out with serverless database technologies.
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Hopefully, we will come out with some better results here soon.
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"It was almost cathartic to come out with it," she says.
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I feel a little lucky to come out with this win.
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After deducting the $125 in fees, you'd come out with $575.
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You didn't come out with guns blazing and just challenge them.
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They ordered the man to come out with his hands up.
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I think they're gonna come out with an orb next year.
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"We didn't come out with a sense of urgency," Millsap said.
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He's going to come out with big serves and big tennis.
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They order the man to come out with his hands up.
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Eh, I want to see what these guys come out with.
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The movie has come out, with Liam Neeson as Mark Felt.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has come out with similar findings.
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"It's been very complicated emotionally to come out with this piece."
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And will occasionally come out with some episodic cool, original content.
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We are going to come out with something great to replace it.
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AND, I MEAN, THEN THEY COME OUT WITH – RYAN: WE CAN'T SEE.
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What makeup product would you like her to come out with next?
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The situation is horrible and you guys come out with this headline?!
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Citigroup: Citigroup will come out with results before the market opens Monday.
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Winning a negotiation doesn't necessarily mean you come out with more money.
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He got my number and asked me to come out with him.
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I pitched into the eighth and come out with a bad start.
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We've seen other athletes come out with mental problems and different things.
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I&aposm going to come out with sanctions from hell on Russia.
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"I wish they had come out with different shapes," Amrich told me.
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Still, this isn't the first study to come out with these findings.
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If you're going to recap the Oscars, come out with guns blazing.
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ROSS: -- CAME COME OUT WITH A 4.8 OR SOME SUCH A FORECAST.
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" Trump: "We are going to come out with a decision very soon.
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In other words, Bieber should come out with a lullaby album next.
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You read his stories and come out with your own psychological interpretation.
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The American Federation of Teachers has come out with ads hitting Sen.
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"Each child is different, so that's how they'll come out with it."
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I'm happy because I've been able to come out with something good.
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"When you come out ... come out with the idea of serving people."
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" But Spicer didn't lose his cool: "You can look at a set of facts and come out with one opinion, but someone else can say the facts are the same here and I come out with a different conclusion.
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And, really, I'm just excited for what they will come out with next.
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They're also going to come out with different accessory packs for the cars.
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"We always come out with a great sense of urgency," Waiters told reporters.
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What beauty product would you like to see her come out with next?
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It'll also come out with a cloth-bound, fold-out map of Westeros.
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It's our friends who want us to come out with them for pie.
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Every year a ton of phones come out with similar features and designs.
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"The first unit has got to come out with more intensity," Howard said.
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The satire only gets stronger when more men come out with their stories.
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Grubhub has come out with a Venmo integration, which it officially announced today.
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So they come out with saying, 'Donald Trump has built almost no wall.
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And then all of a sudden, they come out with these glowing reports.
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He will come out with many more lies but the truth will prevail.
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For example, the Melbourne-based group Assembly Four has come out with Switter.
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Hillary Clinton and former President Obama come out with statements against the producer.
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Did she actually come out with a song about gay daddy sex pigs?
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I believe we're going to come out with a whole bunch of delegates.
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Really big on the road to come out with a third like that.
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When we come out with that stuff, it'll be a pretty big thing.
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"We didn't come out with the fire that we needed to," Butler said.
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What did it take to finally come out with this kind of record?
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Will you come out with an eggless mayo product to capture the market?
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Mr. Sanders is expected to come out with a substantial lead in delegates.
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"Somebody might come out with swatches," said the woman in front of me.
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Either way, he'd come out with a fanbase and a brand to sell.
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They're not just going to come out with their most extreme ideological viewpoints.
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"We don't come out with any energy in the first quarter," Butler said.
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Tesla promises it will come out with a $35,000 version later this year.
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So we're going to come out with our second brand early next year.
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I cannot believe that Apple didn't come out with a larger screen IPhone.
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But the process is, before the August recess, let's come out with principles.
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Briana will come out with her book when Matt and I hook up … a.k.
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He is the first candidate to come out with a comprehensive immigration reform plan.
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"We will come out with our anti-profiteering rules soon," Adhia said, without elaborating.
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So I think those are pretty aggressive numbers for Disney to come out with.
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The $10 bill and the $20203 bill will come out with new features beforehand.
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"We have to come out with more energy from the get-go," Plumlee said.
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"We want to come out with an R-Rated Camp Rock 3," she said.
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I almost wish you could go into hiding and come out with the baby.
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McDonald's wasn't the first to come out with a blinged-out, food-shaped ring.
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The $10 bill and the $50 bill will come out with new features beforehand.
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In fact, Google's new Pixel 2 and 2 XL come out with guns blazing.
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We have to come out with the same kind of focus we showed tonight.
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In others, larger competitors have come out with similar technology and locked down customers.
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The experience, Hunter said, had inspired her to finally come out with her story.
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Wall Street firms rarely come out with sell ratings on the hottest performing stocks.
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I felt this was the perfect way to come out with my next single.
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My expectations for the team … are to come out with a team gold medal.
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Snapchat was the first social media platform to come out with such a feature.
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I'm going to leave the details until we come out with the actual plan.
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If you thought it was me, why didn't you just come out with it?
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Sure, some have come out with strong criticisms, but none have gone far enough.
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Which is why, when they come out with makeup lines, we start saving up.
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She knew that she'd come out with blood on her hands and her clothes.
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So I don't believe he's going to come out with guns blazing or anything.
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I haven't met anyone yet who hasn't come out with some sort of trauma.
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Only then did he come out with the line about Ukrainians, Tatars and Jews.
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Why did you feel the need to come out with your personal story now?
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That has led Democratic candidates to come out with a variety of aggressive plans.
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He noted that lawmakers and the administration hadn't come out with their own analysis.
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PopSockets has come out with a product that Kimbyr "hacked" a few years back.
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Google and Levi's partnered to come out with a jean jacket with touchscreen functionality.
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Expect the Golden Flashes to come out with everything they have on Friday night.
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Since Ramani's revelation, several other women have come out with claims about Akbar's behavior.
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Every time they come out with a new release, I get a little email.
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I don't think it's necessarily helpful when you come out with statements like that.
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Nationwide crime reports tend to come out with a nearly one-year lag period.
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Plenty of films come out with unknown directors that stay unknown with big hits.
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So you think about, what does it mean that you have to sort of fight a nominee to come out with a criminal justice platform, to come out with a platform about racial inequality, to come out and talk about these things?
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) has come out with her own variant called the LIFT Act.
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Alright, we're just going to come out with it: Have you heard of Lil Miquela?
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"He would say, 'I want you to come out with my friends,'" Mr. Hall said.
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"If a man touched me, I would come out with it right away," she said.
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V-Moda has come out with a new Lightning to 3.5mm cable that costs $101.
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So if they don't come out with a "new iPhone," is that disappointing to you?
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She did come out with that press release against me, and that was very hurtful.
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He also said that he would "come out with a decision very soon" regarding immigration.
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Refinery29: A lot of brands come out with Pride campaigns during the month of June.
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But I also want the Senate and the House to come out with their findings.
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"My expectations in Rio are to come out with gold," Mikulak told PEOPLE in June.
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I change everything…I love to switch it up and come out with new products.
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When do you expect to come out with an announcement as to a best practice?
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ROSS: WE HAVE A PRETTY GOOD IDEA OF WHAT WE NEED TO COME OUT WITH.
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He's just the latest potential 2020 candidate to come out with a new book. Sens.
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Since then, several other women have come out with allegations of sexual impropriety against Moore.
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So you come out with that, and the point is Shannon eventually agreed with you?
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After every tragic mass shooting, Democrats come out with the same litany of talking points.
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Already the DNC has come out with its number of officially sanctioned debates: a dozen.
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"I don't imagine that every season I'll come out with 15 new bags," she says.
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At halftime, we challenged them to come out with more physicality, more energetic, more physical.
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And you can't just now come out with a plan to put out that fire.
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Every season they come out with a few items: They have a Prospect Park sweatshirt.
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Instead, Lilly decided to come out with a new offering, a so-called authorized generic.
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And I think we've come out with an album that we're all super proud of.
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Since then, Tile has come out with so much more and it's all on sale.
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China appears to be the biggest nation to have come out with a blockchain policy.
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"I certainly expected him to come out with some racist remarks about me," she said.
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I was happy to see her come out with the emotions the other day, though.
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"I can digest it and come out with a more chemically balanced state," Yan said.
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Companies will also keep innovating and come out with more new ways of getting around.
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They come out with some of these polls — and some of them got it right.
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They come out with things that do ship or they might show up on crowdfunding.
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They did, after all, just come out with an EP and it was pretty great.
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It's about just getting into a groove, playing, recording, and seeing what you come out with.
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And then you have this other con artist, [Michael] Avenatti, come out with another beauty today.
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"A German soldier, he said in perfect English, 'Come out with your hands up,'" Bergen said.
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In the coming months, the OECD will come out with its own recommendations, with many similarities.
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Harry's, a rival, had already come out with a report on modern masculinity late last year.
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I am proud of ANYONE who is brave enough to come out with her/his story.
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And once you do all that, you should come out with your shot in the end.
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I feel like the right thing to do was just come out with something really honest.
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But in the last few years, brands have come out with another solution: the silicone sponge.
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The state-run India Meteorological Department will come out with its monsoon forecast in mid-April.
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"We have to come out with the same energy as for the Boston games," Scott said.
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"We've got to come out with a sense of urgency to start (Game 3)," Durant said.
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So we're prepared for them to really come out with some bold conversation and bold debate.
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"The best team on the three days is going to come out with that gold medal."
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So it makes sense that many fast-casual chains have come out with keto-friendly meals.
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Now it has come out with one, dubbed the "temporary expanded public service loan forgiveness" opportunity.
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Because at the end of the day, you're going to come out with the smartest policy.
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They've since come out with a couple of highlight features from some of the unaired episodes.
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Forever 21 is the latest major retailer to come out with a completely cringe-inducing item.
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It felt like it was the right time to come out with a SaaS-focused fund.
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KS: So in the interim while it was exploding, people have come out with other phones.
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He's going to come out with the beard and the floppy hair, looking like a Beatle.
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"I think Boeing is going to come out with a fair proposal to us," he said.
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"They come out with these great big pronouncements and then there's no follow through," he said.
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We didn't come out with an attitude in the first half, which we preached all week.
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I was the first to come out with this, that operates aside from the Justice Department.
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How could I have gone through that painful process to only come out with two embryos?
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Without EA's Skate I don't think we could've come out with a hardcore game like this.
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In perhaps related news, Buttigieg has yet to come out with any signature policies on tech.
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"They were expecting me come out with a jam, and I couldn't do it," she explained.
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Well, the process is we've come out with five or six principles that we're working on.
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In any case, while network TV and big movie studios often come out with huge flops—big-budget films in particular seem to have been getting much worse—do keep in mind that Netflix has come out with some pretty shlocky stuff as of late too.
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THEN WE COME OUT WITH, I MEAN, THAT'S HARD FOR "TIME" TO DO THAT TOO, ISN'T IT?
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"The wonderful thing is that the community has come out with such support of Reem's," she shares.
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Apple has come out with a rainbow flag face for the Apple Watch and matching rainbow band.
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And by the end when I finally come out with that line, the whole audience yelled it.
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Over the past few months several media companies have come out with new slogans, logos or names.
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That he could have come out with news about the Russian investigation, he didn&apost do it.
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I'm chattin' up the hair dresser, she asks me to come out with her for the night.
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Other firms, including China's Baidu and South Korea's Samsung, are expected to come out with smart speakers.
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It is possible to work through an affair and come out with a stronger, more stable relationship.
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"I want to come out with my own yoga DVD tape, my own yoga line," she revealed.
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So far no one's come out with a reason as to why Champagne opened fire that night.
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I think every moment you see that I come out with a new color I get nervous.
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TESLA CEO ELON MUSK SAYS WON'T BE LONG BEFORE WE COME OUT WITH 400-MILE RANGE CAR
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Brazil's central bank is also expected to come out with its interest rate decision at 2100 GMT.
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Down there close to the 2205-yard line a few times and (couldn't) come out with touchdowns.
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Well, you got to come out with everything that you want and back off a little bit.
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Whatever's in there is going to come out, and come out with its hands in the air.
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To come out with a medal, I think it was down to keeping my wits about me.
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"He could walk into a room with 20 strangers and come out with 20 friends," Jason said.
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To be able to come out with a win that's everybody's goal so I will be ready.
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He said he ran to the burning house and saw a woman come out with singed hair.
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On the flip side, we've come out with things that are anti-stimulus at the same time.
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Inflation worries added to concerns that the BoE could come out with a hawkish message on Thursday.
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"I want to come out with my own yoga DVD tape, my own yoga line," she explains.
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Well they better not come out with any kind of targeted advertising business some time soon. Yes.
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That's because every carmaker to come out with a 9-speed automatic transmission has had reliability issues.
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Harris is expected to come out with "The Truths We Hold: An American Journey" in early 2019.
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So it's not unusual for us to come out with a new chassis on our current hardware.
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SGX RegCo is expected to come out with a report on quarterly results requirements later this year.
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Almost took him out after five, really wanted to come out with some positive feelings about it.
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But what you come out with is a fairly thrashy, underwhelming record as far as I'm concerned.
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"If you just simply followed the one synthesis as it's presented, you wouldn't come out with methamphetamine."
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We've got these great tests, and we'll come out with another one tomorrow, that's almost instantaneous testing.
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For a president to come out with the term "fake news" — he's putting targets on our heads.
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That's expected, that everyone is going to come out with a better version, better range, better batteries.
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SHORT I don't think you'd want to see Charlie Chaplin at 68 come out with his cane.
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Whatever's in there is going to come out, and come out with its hands in the air.
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He also defended his rallies, saying he has huge numbers of people come out with few incidents.
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The Food and Drug Administration is also expected soon to come out with new sugar labeling rules.
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Administration officials and congressional GOP leaders are planning to come out with a tax framework next week.
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"Obviously I'd prefer someone to come out with a 100% working patch for Mizzurna Falls," said Evie.
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"It is rare that in any inspection a facility would come out with no citations," Elnahal said.
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But no one, to date, has come out with a plan specific to the L train shutdown.
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I figured companies would come out with more products over time and I'd take it seriously then.
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The Mi Mix was one of the first phones to come out with nary a bezel at all.
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Let&aposs go after Kanye now because Kaney has come out with a few comments like questioning slavery.
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"You play 163 minutes like that — well, 59 — and you don't come out with a win," Elliott said.
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Then he started playing bagpipes and these two high school girls in Scottish regalia come out with him.
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Just correct some stuff, but four games in five nights, we're happy to come out with this win.
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"It's common to come out with untreated illness, chronic conditions due to age and neglect," Ms. Newby said.
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Catrice, a fan-favorite affordable makeup brand, has just come out with Halloween-inspired promotions making that possible.
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Virginia's rules for awarding delegates mean that other candidates, particularly Rubio, could come out with delegates as well.
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She's been part of a democratic process that by definition doesn't come out with perfection for one group.
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Hours later, authorities were at Salman and Mateen's home, ordering Salman to come out with her hands up.
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"I'm really happy and surprised that Rob decided to come out with my family," Chyna told the camera.
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In total, eight women have come out with accusations against Moore ranging from sexual misconduct to sexual assault.
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It's possible that as more studies come out with different or more rigorous methodologies, the results could differ.
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Danielle was extremely courageous to come out with her story, she did so publicly because she had enough.
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I think we need to come out with the Model Y sometime in 2020 or aspirationally late 2019.
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Bottom line: Magic Leap still hasn't come out with a commercial product, having repeatedly missed expected release dates.
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I love the fact that you can get your own uniforms and come out with your own music.
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"We wan't Goldman to come out with this fund because we think it affirms the approach," he said.
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In the past, they have even come out with a special Champagne-tinged version of the yeasty spread.
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"... We are going to have to come out with a clear policy on how to prevent such incidents."
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The photos will rarely come out as you imagined, but they will always come out with some character.
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WHEN THEY COME OUT WITH A PILL, BUT THE PILL IS THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS THING I'VE EVER SEEN.
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The Owls catch Maryland going on vacation a bit too early and come out with an outright win.
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Advertising USUALLY when companies come out with a new and improved formula, they want the public to know.
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Slipknot has to come out with a new album every day for the next year or they'll die.
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Atoms will need loyalty in case the shoe giants come out with their own minimalist, quarter-sized sneakers.
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Harris has since come out with stronger statements on ICE, recently beginning to approximate an "abolish ICE" stance.
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L'Oreal has come out with a new product that will warn you if you're getting too much sun.
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On the one hand, they have in fact come out with some pretty exciting and innovative new products.
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Even if it agrees to "expedite" the case, it probably won't come out with a ruling until June.
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Some of the children in the group had lost their parents and had come out with other families.
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Blockchain's Hileman however said that Xi's speech could prompt other countries to come out with their own policies.
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"They can come out with a thousand new innovative medicines and we still can't use them," she said.
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The Massachusetts senator has come out with the most specific proposal for how she would save Social Security.
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Alexa has more than 45,000 "skills" that developers have come out with, while Cortana has more than 250.
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I don't know that you have to come out with full detail but you have to offer something.
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"We're going to come out with a vision of how to handle this very complex matter," he said.
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However, it could decide to come out with second, lower-priced versions of its higher-end phones, he explained.
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"I think we will come out with some answers, but those will trigger a lot more questions," Nimmo said.
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Do you guys coach them at all or do they just sort of come out with what they have?
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Now, she's come out with a collection designed to treat two of the biggest skin woes: acne and wrinkles.
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Kayne says it would be like if he decided to come out with a TV show on Sunday night.
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We have to come out with energy in our coverages, finish on the rebounds ... all facets of the game.
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When "companies come out with adjusted numbers that are just creating nonsense and noise, investors ignore them," Hendershott said.
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This year, we saw Korean cosmetics brand Missha come out with a line of makeup featuring Line's trademark characters.
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"They really need to have a big value-add in the next product they come out with," Miller said.
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We had plans to come out with a few Bone albums, then each member would start doing solo albums.
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Many women have come out with their own stories of sexual harassment in the wake of the Weinstein scandal.
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"We had to come out with an open advertisement, that is the only way to do it," he said.
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That was the first time in his past seven starts that the Tigers didn't come out with a victory.
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An advisory council appointed to study the implementation of pharmacare is expected to come out with recommendations this spring.
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In any case, we can't possibly know the whole truth until more people involved just come out with it.
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But someone put a lot of work into this, and they actually managed to come out with something compelling.
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" He cited past examples of instances in which he said "Republicans have come out with a lot of bluster.
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He could come out with a plan to achieve a heckuva lot in his next six months ... and longer.
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Noisey: You had a mini-documentary come out with BangerTV in December and you're going on tour next month.
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But now Goldman Sachs has come out with a dour report dampening expectations of a Trump-inspired economic boom.
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Susan Collins' talking stick during the first government shutdown discussions, are expected to come out with a proposal soon.
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Now researchers have come out with what is perhaps the most definitive proof that this persistent myth is wrong.
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When the video restarts the swimmers come out with their hands up, Ryan is standing and then goes down.
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"In America, if you enter someone's garden they come out with guns to shoot you for trespassing," she said.
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I'll give you an example: Dear brother Ta-Nehisi Coates has just come out with a new book. Yes.
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Yeah, I think the smartphones were really ... but you know, the iPod, when did they come out with that?
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All we can do is worry about Saturday and getting ready for them, and hopefully come out with great energy.
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But if you forget that part and just come out with whatever it is you know, it better be good.
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He's said that he's going to come out with a new position "very soon," probably in the next two weeks.
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"I mean, I don't understand, why come out with it now?" said The Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 44.
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Or does he have to come out with an announcement of, basically, a continual release over a certain extended period?
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New emojis are determined by the Unicode Consortium and this new group will come out with the Unicode 11 update.
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No one was anticipating he was gonna come out with her and that they would be so public last night.
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Yes, but it gets easier with practice, and you will be more likely to come out with a winning solution.
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I'd get my mom to come out with her car and use her headlights to light the scenes and stuff.
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Only six Democratic candidates out of the crowded field of more than 20 have come out with foreign policy plans.
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Working on the video for this new song, we knew we were gonna come out with such a great product.
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Still, the registrations add more fuel to the rumors that Apple is totally going to come out with a car.
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You go there, and you see the families come out with their blanket and their picnic to watch a sunset.
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The couture brand has come out with a bag that looks eerily similar to everyone's favorite crinkly Ikea tote bag.
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I think in the end the IG will come out with more public support than the Mueller probe now has.
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"We come out with feeling that we have perhaps laid the basis for substantive talks," opposition negotiator Basma Kodmani said.
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"You need to come out with a workout which is called 'Jessica's Squats' and we all just learn about that. "
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You can't keep getting punched in the face over and over and come out with the same number of teeth.
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When we come out with the details of the plan, it will be scored and the distributions will be reviewed.
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"The idea was she would hold a mirror to his darkness and come out with the power," Taylor-Johnson explained.
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This is the voice of the Japanese people, telling us to push our policies forward and come out with results.
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Prominent real estate agent and homebuilder trade groups are rankled and have come out with strong statements criticizing the bill.
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"When our bench plays great and our starters come out with the right energy, we're tough to beat," Howard said.
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YOU KNOW, WHEN PEOPLE COME OUT WITH THE NUMBERS THEY TAKE A STATIC VIEW OF WHAT THE TAX REFORM MEANS.
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Going into this weekend's divisional playoffs, the NFL absolutely was hoping that the Cowboys would come out with a win.
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When my publicist said some journalist was willing to talk about this, it compelled me to come out with it.
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He'll come out with hard right push kicks, then start picking up the knee and stepping through with left straights.
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I had one that come out with the whole socket and all and put a hole up into my sinuses.
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Families and friends kept vigil in front of the hotel hoping to see their loved ones come out with rescuers.
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Then, after a week or two, we come out with T-shirts and caps featuring Mister Met flipping the bird.
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The days of drudging away in the kitchen for hours just to come out with overcooked steak, are long gone.
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"A lot cannot go your way in a final, so to come out with a bronze is amazing," Semenya said.
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The next week, the Chiefs would come out with a similarly slow start against the Titans in the AFC Championship.
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Elizabeth Warren, senator from Massachusetts, has come out with the most specific proposal for how she would save Social Security.
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The company has since come out with a large-scale version of the Snowball in the form of a truck.
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" Plus, the company had just come out with another campaign celebrating women's individuality with the slogan "To each, her own.
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For Apple to get to that insane (largely symbolic) $1 trillion market cap, it had to show Wall Street it could deliver on multiple fronts: build that huge services revenue business, come out with new products like the AirPods (and theoretically HomePod) that were successful, and of course come out with a new blockbuster iPhone.
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Last Friday, October 6, Apple teased the new emojis that are set to come out with the imminent iOS 11.1 update.
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It takes beautiful pictures, but this is the camera that Canon should have come out with two or three years ago.
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Google has come out with its picks for the top Android apps of the year and its choices might surprise you.
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In the days since, other candidates have come out with their own ideas and proposals for regulating these companies as well.
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A learning-based white balance feature is applied to all photo modes, so shots come out with true-to-life colors.
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No one was anticipating he was going to come out with her and that they would be so public last night.
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"There are indications that he was told to open the door, yes, or come out with his hands up," Rovella said.
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Many analysts on Monday still expected OPEC and other producers to come out with some semblance of a deal on Wednesday.
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But even if Democrats win big in November, they may come out with fewer seats than the popular vote might suggest.
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"I think Disney is going to come out with an extremely compelling product because of those huge beloved franchises," Hill said.
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And by the way when you end up in a hospital in Canada you come out with no bill at all.
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You have to actually lean into the conflict and come out with a solution that makes sense, over and over again.
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The method has become so popular that brands have even come out with tools to make dotting the face even easier.
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If they can come out with more support and a community connection, the chance of them having a successful reintegration increases.
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Flores is one of several women who have come out with complaints about Biden's behavior, which they said made them uncomfortable.
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This does not go well: All I come out with are a couple of lemons, some ginger, and some canned goods.
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This well-done cinematic revision depicts a world in which Cady and Janis come out with their feelings for one another.
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Hasbro has now come out with two robotic pet companions, a dog and a cat, designed to keep older adults company.
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Ford was the first of three women who have come out with allegations against Kavanaugh of varying degrees of sexual misconduct.
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We wanted to come out and be aggressive and come out with intensity and have some great energy throughout the game.
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There are various experiments growing things in simulated martian soil and they do actually tend to come out with positive results.
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"Culturally, I wasn't expecting people to come out with names, like Harvey Weinstein, because they would be too scared," Thiat said.
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Warren has seen her political stock rise in recent weeks after having come out with a number of detailed policy proposals.
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After a public interest litigation last year, the government has promised to come out with a rehabilitation policy for them soon.
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But I wish the captain would come out with another book, titled "George," about his fellow actor George Takei (Hikaru Sulu).
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After about four or five days, the woman or girl will come out with what she really wanted to tell Akter.
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"We're a first generation product—we can't come out with a completely unique controller with, say, six main buttons," he says.
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Fitbit continues to iterate, come out with new products, and it's at least looking for answers in the increasingly challenging market.
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Statistically, it's impossible that an entire precinct of officers every month, the miracle that they come out with the same numbers.
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But then, she'll come out with something totally unexpected, and I think this is why she's so interesting to talk to.
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It's not gonna — if I come out with it, there's not gonna be any benefit of me coming out with it.
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And in the past couple of days, seven women have come out with allegations that Trump forcibly kissed and groped them.
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We've got to use that as motivation, just to prove to the league, come out with a chip on our shoulder.
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At least eight candidates have come out with climate policy plans, and their contents indicate some common themes are taking shape.
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Several Wall Street analysts expect other technology companies with heavy presence in China to soon come out with their own statements.
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Given Amazon's massive reach in so many areas, it's always a possibility that Amazon could come out with a competing product.
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Warren has been the candidate to come out with detailed plans as to how she would govern if she became president.
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For them to come out with this bullshit list of 25 technical reforms, without addressing anything about political failure… It's preposterous.
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" He added: "I'm just ready to immerse myself in this journey and hopefully come out with a fiancé at the end.
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Apple plans to come out with a radically different iPhone design within two years, according to a top Wall Street firm.
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Upon returning to the property, he heard the DCI agents ordering a man inside to come out with his hands up.
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She was like, 'Bitch, I spent so much money on your dresses and you come out with a $39.99 shark costume!
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Now they have just come out with something, we were reading about it tonight, Facebook to remove misinformation that leads to violence.
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But Google struggled to come out with a product that could perform up to expectations and come in at a reasonable cost.
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He and John come out with an album every three years, and it takes him two months to write lyrics for each.
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Since Friday, women have come out with more allegations against pastors, but have also taken the movement beyond the church, she said.
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I hope one day we see the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Two come out with designs that focus on performance, not pixels.
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And it bought Rdio's assets for $75 million — with the hope that it could come out with its own on-demand experience.
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In most scenarios, photos come out with a flat color profile — which is fine for editing, but it lacks vibrancy and contrast.
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Google has come out with a new version of Google Lens in beta, the company announced at its annual developer conference today.
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I've seen some incredible solo artists that I've known for a few years now in Nashville come out with very unique sounds.
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John Delaney has come out with a $4 trillion environmental plan that aims to reduce carbon emissions by 90% by mid-century.
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Many companies have come out with "thin" versions of their products with the sole purpose of offering a crispier, crunchier snacking experience.
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Meanwhile, the Annie E. Casey Foundation has come out with its annual report on the best and worst states to raise kids.
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Our guys swung the bats extremely well and played really good defense and we were able to come out with it tonight.
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"We believe that even though we're a bit behind, we still might come out with the best-in-class molecules," Birnbaum said.
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One transportation rival, Grab, has already come out with a statement that rivalling Uber might not be a losing battle after all.
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We've just got to come out with some fire and really be ready to play and be locked in for 40 minutes.
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A fireman went in with one of my sweatshirts and I was sure he'd come out with nothing or with dead cats.
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In response, the golf manufacturer has just come out with its latest product the TOUR B XS Tiger Woods Edition golf balls.
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If you want to come out with your wife and surf, we have the babysitters so both of you can go in.
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"People pay for private school, which is more expensive than that, and don't come out with life skills like that," she said.
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"Each season we will come out with one item that isn't a shirt, but that takes inspiration from the shirt," Marroquin says.
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Several automakers have come out with compact or subcompact crossovers, such as the Buick Encore, the Honda HRV and the Ford EcoSport.
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House conservatives in the Freedom Caucus have already hinted they will come out with a position on the framework by Wednesday evening.
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"We didn't come out with the right type of focus and the right amount of intensity on the defensive end," Lillard said.
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But for that to happen, Cramer argued that another retailer besides Target needs to come out with the same type of optimism.
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It's nice that a startup does phones, though, instead of these big ... We're going to see two behemoths come out with phones.
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It has inspired a lot of you to come out with more robust plans to deal with guns including assault weapons ban.
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So maybe a fast casual salad chain will come out with a mini-campaign encouraging people to 'show us how you #CareForYourself.
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In response, the Libra Association has come out with an understated but scathing statement of its own in response to PayPal's announcement.
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WHETHER ITS SENSOR, MOCK OR WHATEVER THE FUSION WHATEVER THEY WERE, THEY OBSOLETE IT AND COME OUT WITH A WHOLE NEW LINE.
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In the past, we lose focus and we won't come out with that same urgency we did after winning a few games.
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This spurred the National Academies of Science and Medicine to come out with a consensus statement on the limits of this practice.
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So Paul Ryan defeats this and he says, OK, boys, hang together because we&aposre going to come out with legislation next week.
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We need you to go and speak to these people and make sure that you're mentally prepared to come out with new music.
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I think most of the BOE are seeing it that way, but they will come out with hawkish comments mainly to control sterling.
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By the time the magazines come out with the fall collections everyone has seen everything already because everyone already wore all of it!
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The real-estate mogul turned politician has come out with hardline proposals to combat terrorism, including arguing in favor of certain torture techniques.
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Only one Democrat running for president, Castro, has so far come out with a detailed immigration plan, which includes a vision for ICE.
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People try to come up with their own storylines going into Paradise to ensure they're going to come out with all that stuff.
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When Kourtney insists she and Khloé Facetime Gamble, 35, and ask him to come out with them, Khloé gets a bit freaked out.
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We&aposre just going to go into this week and game-plan for Baylor, and then come out with a victory on Saturday.
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"I'm just f***ing waiting for Frank f***ing Ocean to come out with his album," she told Rolling Stone in November 2015.
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THERE'S CONFLICTING INFORMATION AND OF COURSE, MR. TRUMP WILL PROBABLY COME OUT WITH HIS OWN NUMBERS TELLING A DIFFERENT STORY I WOULD EXPECT.
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The original XPS 13 wasn't without faults, however, and many of Dell's competitors have come out with thinner, lighter, even more modern designs.
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Democrats could come out with a net gain of more than four seats, but only if they have the right general election contenders.
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"Environmental protection, what they do is a disgrace; every week they come out with new regulations," he told Fox News Sunday last year.
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In the past week, multiple women have come out with similar claims of sexual assault against the 70-year-old Republican presidential candidate.
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Some polish brands have come out with jelly colors, or topcoat can be mixed with the regular polish to get the same effect.
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"We're almost ready to launch, but we want to have our ducks in a row before we come out with it," he said.
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I just listen to what everybody is saying at the bar and come out with something a little sarcastic, it's not telling jokes.
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"We've got to find a way to come out with more of an edge on the defensive end," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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John Harwood: Now you have come out with a proposal today to try to claw back tax benefits for companies that go overseas.
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They can't put that into a formula to come out with a percentage chance to win, and that's the thing that we have.
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When you release a track like 2014's "CoCo," it's hard to come out with a track that matches that level of goodness.
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Just in time for the US Open, Gatorade has come out with a new Snapchat game that honors the legacy of Serena Williams.
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In news that would have made your high school boyfriend very happy, John Mayer has come out with his own line of jewelry.
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That was when you found out that you don't need religion to be slain, for the demons to come out with their tongues.
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The Kentucky Republican said he expects that Democrats who have not yet made their decision will come out with announcements during the week.
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"I think we didn't come out with the intensity defensively that we needed against a team like that," Iowa guard Mike Gesell said.
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"It got people thinking on a philosophical level and away from what Google or Tesla will come out with next year," he said.
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Covenant Review, the bond research organization, has since come out with a report arguing that the judge was wrong on the first point.
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The Japanese smartphone maker has come out with a new phone — known as "rafre" — that can be cleaned with soap and hot water.
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" The student responded, saying: "Come out with just the towel on when he/she knocks, would pretty much = a tip for the concierge.
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Some feminine-hygiene brands have come out with natural or organic tampons, which they claim are better for your vagina and the environment.
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But this is the fight game: a fighter can remain stagnant for two years and suddenly come out with a revolutionary new look.
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In a restaurant, you come out with a dish, but every day you're able to adjust it, so that's the mindset I have.
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"We are going to come out with enrollment nearly as high as last year's total in just half the time," Mr. Ammons said.
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The company has come out with a few accessories of its own, including a 360-degree camera, a robot and virtual-reality goggles.
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Since the story broke in October 2017, many actresses, from the relatively unknown to the superstars, have come out with stories about Harvey.
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Improving and developing new map capabilities could also, obviously, help Apple finally come out with "core technology" for the self-driving car market.
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"He could have come out with it on the 9th of November, and it could have been part of that new frank discussion."
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It was taking the country in the wrong direction, she said, and she had come out with thousands of other people to protest.
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It turns out Mr. Shaffer is about to come out with an album that features Bill Murray, and he's embarking on a tour.
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"I just had to come out with a different approach than I did Wednesday," said Martin, who made 3 of 7 3-pointers.
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He said no Republicans have come out with any issues against the bill so far, but they haven't come out in support either.
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We do a lot of work to figure out what you meant and come out with the one right answer you're looking for.
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Google has come out with a camera that uses artificial intelligence to capture intimate moments that you aren't able to get on your own.
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However, when the sun comes out, everybody's inner asshole—blinded by their need for booze and summer vibes—seems to come out with it.
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It's fitting, then, that things have come full circle, and that the luxury jeweler has come out with the bracelet of our teenage dreams.
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Microsoft had just released Windows 3.1x; the first Nicotine patch was born, and AT&T had just come out with the "Videophone" for $1,499.
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That said, it is perfectly fine if Lincoln wants to come out with a high-performance variant of a sedan or SUV, he added.
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The Slow Mo Guys have come out with a new video that shows us what over-inflating a football looks like in slow motion.
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"It would be like if Batman & Robin was the first Batman film to come out, with the nipples and the AmEx card," Bishop says.
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"To come out with a zero on the board is wonderful," said defensive end Joey Bosa, who had two of the Chargers' five sacks.
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In honor of such a special day, Jordan Brand has come out with a holiday collection inspired by the movie, now available on Nike.com.
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Did anyone really expect the prophet of Ranch Apocalypse to meekly surrender his sheep to the enemy and come out with his hands up?
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Facebook has come out with a feature that lets you delete messages from a conversation after you've sent them, as previously spotted in leaks.
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We have just come out with a new edition of our book, necessitated by the sudden enactment of new Social Security rules last fall.
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And Steve Jobs always thought he was great," Isaacson acknowledged, but added Apple is long overdue to come out with "the next big thing.
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It has worked with organizations ranging from Breast Cancer Awareness and Make A Wish to Come out with Pride and Gay Games Orlando 2018.
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They want to come out with even better evidence because of the better the evidence the sweeter the deal they&aposre going to get.
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And now, Ivanka Trump has come out with a new ad ostensibly aimed at me and the millions of women like me: working moms.
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Google has just come out with its annual list of the top apps of the year, and some of its picks might surprise you.
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Let me into a room with them, Trump seems to be saying, and you'll be amazed the kind of deal I come out with.
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Samsung revealed its highly-anticipated Galaxy Fold this week, and it's possible other companies will come out with their own foldable devices at MWC.
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Eight women total have come out with their own allegations against the man, most claiming their encounters having happened when they too were teens.
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They come out with new clothes every week, every Thursday morning, so people have a reason to come back to the store every week.
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But if you can get over the fear of negotiation and present a compelling case, you're likely to come out with a better deal.
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"We intended to invest in Java and bring the Java community together and come out with new versions of Java going forward," Catz said.
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Epic velour tracksuit brand Juicy Couture has come out with their own bit of B&B merch in the form of jackets and jewelry.
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As for this weekend's meeting, "I expect them to come out with a reaffirmation and point to the high degree of compliance," Yergin said.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ) has since come out with a proposal that would amend Trump's framework to keep legal immigration levels where they are.
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And advertisers, knowing this, come out with bigger and better Super Bowl spots every year: funnier writing, brighter star power, and more original ideas.
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Baby aside, this is a relatively common experience: Two people have sex, and come out with totally different emotional takeaways from the same experience.
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Some of these workers may even come out with higher annual earnings if the higher hourly wage more than offsets their fewer annual hours.
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Washington (CNN)A Republican unseated in the midterm elections last week has come out with an op-ed blaming the late Arizona GOP Sen.
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But, I don't know, I do think I would give them maybe like a 3.5, because your hair really did come out with curls.
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Like other luxury brands, Cadillac has also been scrambling to come out with new SUV and crossover models to appeal to changing consumer appetites.
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Cinemark's Cinemark Movie Club was the first to come out with a plan: $8.99 a month for one standard-format ticket and some perks.
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Compustar has come out with a handy little remote car starter with impressive range, and you can get one now at a good price.
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In recent months Microsoft has come out with a Slack competitor called Teams, and Google has introduced its spin on Slack called Hangouts Chat.
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But this year the team at O'Neill has come out with a zippered version that allows for controlled ventilation and makes all the difference.
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You can come out with another box that has a better CPU or GPU or bigger hard drive, or can now progress to 4K.
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"He's been through so many things and he's come out with an outlook on life that is absolutely beautiful," Peele told the assembled crowd.
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They started to come out with instructional videos, and the night shows at competitions would have special demos where people would showcase these moves.
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We've got to find a way to come out with the same drive every day because we're not going to always get 143 hits.
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Farrow & Ball have just come out with a new color called Salon Drab, which, despite being darker than burlap has a similarly elevating effect.
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"It's certainly a good thing that they've come out with the list," Terry McKiernan of the watchdog group Bishop Accountability told the Associated Press.
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Anwar said he asked Najib to come out with a statement quickly rather than delay and be perceived as trying to scuttle the process.
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To supplement the affordable housing push, SBI has also come out with special offerings for Construction Finance to the builders for affordable housing projects.
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We didn't want to come out with a one-off prototype, get people excited about it, but then no one could actually have it.
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So banning a model of gun isn't particularly useful, as California found out, because gunmakers can come out with similar guns with different names.
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There are other products that Pinterest has come out with to move toward that goal, as well, like Shop the Look and Instant Ideas.
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"He'd go with his friends to this doctor's office, and they'd come out with whatever they asked for in under five minutes," Jodi says.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, quoting from a CNN report "A company has come out with — this is real — a $5,000 robot that applauds for you indefinitely.
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But the next thing there is a couple of companies that have now come out with personal water jet cutters, which ... Okay, explain that.
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I'd like to see her come out with a clearer policy on reversing the effects of climate change and moving toward a green economy.
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They had gone to the White House expecting to come out with a deal containing some of those sweeteners, but little progress was made.
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"We could come out with a policy, and that policy could mean that a large amount of videos are now in violation," Wojcicki said.
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When I come out with a name and then somebody tells me to change it, that's like me telling me to change your name.
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Some laptops still have batteries that come out with a simple latch, while others make you unscrew the entire backplate to access the battery.
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A pro-Israel organization that describes itself as Democratic has come out with a negative ad campaign against Democratic presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders.
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And several high-profile European leaders, who otherwise spar with British politicians on a weekly basis, have come out with strong statements of sympathy.
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It's our friends we're most honest with, revealing sides of ourselves that often only come out with no one around or in therapy sessions.
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Even when other automakers, such as Jaguar and Audi, have come out with new electric vehicles they haven't so much as rumpled Tesla's dominance.
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For those keeping score, that's the same year that Apple is expected to come out with a pair of AR glasses of its own.
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YouTube will come out with some rewritten policy on community guidelines that's somewhat more hardline against certain kinds of speech, but still relatively squishy.
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The government has come out with a green car plan that prioritizes electric vehicles and aims to switch to electric passenger vehicles by 2350.
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They could hear rustling noises coming from behind the door, but the suspect wasn't responding to commands to come out with their hands up.
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BW: Right, come out with different rules, and how do they make the cars meet the regulations if you have 50 sets of regulations?
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"Before this brand, no one would dare to come out with a group of five girls, four of whom are ethnically diverse," Jasmin says.
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"I think it was important that the President did come out with a statement the way he did - strongly," Scalise said in a statement.
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The company has come out with a camera that uses artificial intelligence to capture intimate moments that you aren't able to get on your own.
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Dubnyk was stumped for an answer when asked how the team could come out with such an uninspired performance with so much on the line.
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"What this has shown is that—like most things in weather—you go in with one question and come out with 10 more," said Waugh.
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Throw him into any interview scenario and he will come out with gold—and also somehow unscathed, regardless of the things he might have said.
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RISING INVENTORY A weak demand is also pushing automakers' inventories higher, which may prompt companies to come out with consumer discounts as well as incentives.
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He needs two out of every three remaining delegates to come out with the most pledged delegates, not to mention his large deficit among superdelegates.
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Later in the episode, she tries to convince Camille to come out with her and her friends (she is 13!) to get drunk and party.
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Director X, who's best known for his music videos, like the immensely stylish Hotline Bling, is about to come out with his second feature film.
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And Amazon can later feed me ads for soda, or come out with its own, lower-calorie Amazon soda for me and others like me.
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Some observers will see the words "Uganda" and "Cryptocurrency" in the same sentence and no doubt come out with some kind of trite, dismissive, assessment.
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Amazon's retail rivals, Target and Walmart, have done the same: Walmart has come out with free next-day delivery for orders of $35 or more.
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The club has worked with organizations ranging from Breast Cancer Awareness and Make A Wish to Come out with Pride and Gay Games Orlando 2018.
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"It would be a good opportunity for a brand to come out with some that are sustainable and of that level of quality," Tavella notes.
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After Donald Trump's executive order on immigration, however, many corporate leaders (especially those in the tech industry) have come out with some ostensibly strong statements.
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By 1980, nearly one in four tampon consumers were using Rely, and every other tampon manufacturer had come out with its own synthetic super-absorber.
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The Chinese company has recently come out with the best folding phone the market has seen so far — but today, we're here to talk laptops.
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Balenciaga have come out with another head-scratching doozy, and this time it's way more expensive than its t-shirt shirt and car mat skirts.
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Now I'm just waiting for Parachute to come out with their classic bathrobe in kids' sizes, so I can check 'birthday gifts' off my list.
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That research — over the last 10 years or so at least — almost invariably come out with results that favor the interests of the soda companies.
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"You are set to go to jail for a couple of years, and you'll come out with a multimillion-dollar book deal," Cloud told Cohen.
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And the more angry I am with the idea, the more chance there will be that I'll come out with something that will surprise me.
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Having famous people share their Weinstein experiences, as well as seeing millions of women share their stories online, helped her come out with her own.
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We've long been waiting for Hyundai or Kia to come out with a bargain performance hatchback, and I naïvely hoped that this was the one.
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Because of the long list of similarities to its companion vehicles, the Model Y may be the least innovative car Tesla has come out with.
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Let's go out there and get stops, let's get rebounds and let's see how many we can string together to come out with this victory.
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Your therapist has likely heard worse than whatever you're going to come out with, and they can't help you as fully if you're repressing truth.
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I have no doubt that he was trying his best to please his lover, as is anyone who's ever come out with something similarly cringey.
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Apple can decide tomorrow to come out with a phone service and block Skype from the app store because they already have the right infrastructure.
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"Come out with your hands up!" an officer yelled, with the dark front porch and foyer inside suddenly flooded with light from the officers' flashlights.
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The gal who curls her hair all day, apparently (they still come out with new ways to do this, as old-fashioned as it sounds).
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Given that the Márquez case is so unusual, and drawing such attention, Alavi predicted that OFAC might come out with guidance in the coming weeks.
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We had a really strong first, and it was too bad we couldn't come out with the lead, but we knew we were playing well.
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The Tax Foundation plans to come out with its analysis before February, said Karl Smith, the group's vice president of federal tax and economic policy.
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We know San Antonio is going to come out with a lot of energy and desperation in Game 3, so we have to match it.
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Only in the leather jacket edition, no one gets hurt (hopefully) and you come out with a sweet piece of outerwear that goes with everything.
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Tim Cook must immediately increase the size of the screen on the... I cannot believe that Apple didn't come out with a larger screen IPhone.
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I have 53-year-old twins and they really, they come out with some zingers, and it's the House of Radical Candor at my house.
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Some of his female opponents in the Democratic primary, meanwhile, have come out with well-thought-out policy proposals bolstered by years in nationwide office.
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"You can look at a set of facts and come out with one opinion, but someone else can say the facts are the same here and I come out with a different conclusion," Spicer said in an attempt to explain away his repeated lies at the podium.."So if I were to say to you, I'm sitting on a horse right now..." Kimmel said.
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PIRRO: And when they have this meeting -- and I just have a few seconds left -- what do you think we are going to come out with?
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Tyson and Perdue have launched their meat-and-vegetable blended products, and may well come out with others that more closely resemble Impossible and Beyond's burgers.
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Look, the stock was at $52, $53, so it's hard to just come out with guns blazing and say, 'Buy it here,' but that's my take.
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I'd love to see Samsung come out with a DeX laptop dock, so that I can have a truly mobile workstation powered entirely by my phone.
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After revealing pumpkin pie flavored M&M's (which are now available at Walmart), they've also come out with a second new flavor called Cookies and Screeem.
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It's not just Starbucks (SBUX)and McDonald's (MCD) that come out with seasonal specials: Dunkin (DNKN)' announced a whole slew of pumpkin-flavored treats in August.
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"We're almost ready to launch, but we want to have our ducks in a row before we come out with it," Patterson said in the interview.
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WE HAVE HAD PLENTY OF ANALYSTS COME OUT WITH FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS IN THE LAST FEW DAYS SAYING WE DON'T SEE HOW THEY GET TO THIS NUMBER.
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Kim posted a screenshot of North's infamous tweet (it read "jhjhh'/") from her account to Instagram, prompting Insta commenters to come out with their typical attacks.
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In fact, that's exactly what a lot of fans are doing, begging the question: why couldn't Beyoncé have just come out with a new song herself?
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The website appears to indicate the brand will come out with footwear and other products inspired by the four Hogwarts houses: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff.
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Our objective is to come out with a unified plan, that the House and the Senate will support, and that can be signed by the president.
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We were able to come out with more positive things than what most people thought about the economy of Saudi Arabia, regarding deficit and regarding spending.
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Trump had promised to come out with an infrastructure plan during the first 100 days of his administration, but by December no such plan had materialized.
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SoundCloud says it will introduce other music discovery features in the weeks ahead – a hint that it might come out with personalized playlists of its own.
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The team at Silicon Valley has finally come out with the story behind the show's decision to cut ties with one of its stars, TJ Miller.
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"We are going to come out with a decision very soon," he said on Fox News, signaling flexibility on an issue that sharply divides undecided voters.
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They demonstrated that we are living in a watershed moment when women can come out with their stories of sexual assault and harassment and be believed.
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The Little Monsters may be split over whether "Alejandro" beats out "Paparazzi," but we've watched them all and have come out with a few clear favorites.
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You know the drill by now, Samsung and Apple come out with a new flagship smartphone, which quickly shoots to the top of DxOMark's camera ratings.
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When Warren did finally come out with her health care plan, her attempt to thread the needle struck some as trying to have it both ways.
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Not for nothing, this being an election year, if I were President Trump I'd be happy to come out with a nice, juicy fiscal stimulus package.
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I mean, I want them to get on with the task, but I also want the Senate and the House to come out with their findings.
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WE CAME OUT WITH A REPORT EARLIER ON THAT HAD A CONFIDENTIAL ACCESS, A CLASSIFIED ANNEX TO IT, AND WE SAID WE'D COME OUT WITH SANCTIONS.
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Grizzlies coach David Fizdale said his team "didn't come out with the right mentality," and point guard Mike Conley has his eyes on payback come Thursday.
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"It's easy for (German Chancellor Angela) Merkel to come out with this when she sells weapons everywhere except Saudi Arabia," a senior French diplomat told Reuters.
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They have a dedicated staff that is on the ground in countries all around the world, and they come out with their country reports every year.
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It's likely that Spotify will eventually come out with a Driving Mode, given how many people use it while driving, but when that will happen is unknown.
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I think one of the things that they've learned is they do now come out with videos [and] more information than I've ever seen them give before.
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Perhaps this year Facebook could revisit some of these ideas, or it could come out with all new ones that might never see the light of day.
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"To come out with a clean race like I did and only lose 10 points and have three new engines, it's a super bonus," said the Briton.
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The men in dark vests that read "POLICE Homeland Security Investigations" surrounded the garage, telling her and her fellow workers to come out with their hands up.
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Telegram, the WhatsApp rival that gained 3 million followers when Facebook had a day-long outage this month, has come out with a significant privacy-focused update.
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You just know it's IVF, and people do it when they have infertility, and they come out with a baby — but you don't know what it means.
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Fed watchers will keep an eye on three speeches by representatives, as a growing number of officials have come out with hawkish views on U.S. interest rates.
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For one, the CBO is expected to come out with its analysis of Ryan's bill as early as next week, according to the Washington Post's Greg Sargent.
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Over drinks, while my date launched into an impassioned speech about Cormac McCarthy, I made some shrewd calculations: McCarthy hadn't come out with a book recently, right?
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"They're going to come out with more services layered on top of this incredible franchise, and you are going to see their entire ecosystem grow," he said.
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In advance of the meeting, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said Putin and Kim do not plan to sign any agreements or come out with a joint statement.
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Bloody BreakfastI just made that name up, but if you want to put yourself through the blender gauntlet and come out with a delicious treat, here's how.
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Above all, they were obsessed with the tawdry details, including the years of information that would come out with Jackson's family and estate sued Murray in 2011.
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"Some had expected the agreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia to come out with cutting oil production," said John Doyle, director of markets at Tempus in Washington.
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I started doing that in the studio, then felt I wasn't getting anywhere, so I asked Dylan if he would come out with me into the streets.
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The Commission for Protection of Competition opened a case into the deal on Tuesday and said it would come out with a decision after an overall assessment.
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One thing is certain: The company will will need to come out with even more universally appealing products if it wants to keep up its momentum. h2.
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I wish they could see the days when it's just really rough, and that we have to push through it, and still come out with a smile.
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For the second series in a row, they talked up the need to come out with force and energy, meet an opponent's intensity, and avoid being ambushed.
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Facebook has come out with a "lite" version of its Messenger app, in a bid to reach users in emerging markets where mobile internet connections are slow.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO), also a member of the Judiciary Committee, was one of several lawmakers to come out with a full-throated endorsement of Graham's recommendations.
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But it still isn't clear when GOP leaders could come out with a refined bill, and exactly how much support they can expect to get for it.
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A new sequel to Halloween (1978) has just come out, with its original star Jamie Lee Curtis reprising her role as Laurie Strode, only 40 years older.
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"I think it's usually better before we start to come out with policy statements or things that are political, maybe take a breath," said Utah Republican Rep.
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I still have hope that McDonald's will come out with a better kind of spicy chicken, one where the spice is in the batter or the marinade.
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"They come out with damaging reports about the PNP when we are about to return," said police chief Ronald Dela Rosa, referring to the Philippines National Police.
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"We didn't come out with the same intensity we had at the end of the first and in the second quarter," Grizzlies point guard Mike Conley said.
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That $399 price tag will be pretty hard for many to stomach, especially as more and more third parties come out with their own smart Assistant speakers.
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Now its been nearly 10 years since the show's premiere episode on May 31, 2006, and the former cast continues to come out with more truth bombs.
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Unsurprisingly, this is less true of 210's high-profile candidates, many of whom have come out with slick, professional-grade branding suited to a national audience.
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Sylvester Stallone had a run-in with parking enforcement, and though he didn't come out with a Rocky-esque victory ... it could have been a lot worse.
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He's come out with a total of eleven albums, which have earned him five GMA Dove Awards, three American Music Award nominations, and one Grammy Award nomination.
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A few weeks ago, it offered some key insights into the next-gen console; today it has come out with far and away its deepest dive yet.
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Fiifi Boafo, spokeman for Ghana's cocoa regulator Cocobod, said the meeting with industry was aiming to "come out with improved strategies to work towards sustainable cocoa production".
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The unprecedented lockdowns of major cities across the world and the potential economic consequences have prompted central banks and governments to come out with huge stimulus measures.
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"We started this company two years ago, and in two short years, we've come out with a product in cloud that's a breakthrough," James told Business Insider.
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Saatva, a company known for its luxury hybrid mattresses, has recently come out with a line of premium bedding called Saatva Dreams, which includes sheets and pillows.
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People also look to Lifetime's annual slate of Christmas movies, and other networks, like Freeform and now even Netflix, come out with new holiday movies every year.
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"You can't justify drilling for fossil fuels anymore, there is no way to come out with an environmental analysis and find out this is OK," she said.
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My loans should be paid off by 2025, and I&aposll still come out with $20,000 more than I would if I&aposd paid them off sooner.
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"With luxury and river cruise lines, because they're not in the Caribbean or leaving from drive-to ports, most come out with airfare specials," Ms. Fee said.
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The author has come out with his 61st book, "The Institute," which imagines a frightening detention center where brilliant children are kidnapped and subjected to medical experiments.
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These accusations would have come out with or without Eden's story — she got six women to talk about Noah abusing his position and instances of sexual misconduct.
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"It's fun to come out with a movie where every day you have a happy ending and it's a sweet love story [or] family story," she said.
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"So this is an issue that we've been looking at very carefully within the administration, and we expect to come out with a position shortly," Mnuchin said.
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"So this is an issue that we've been looking at very carefully within the administration and we expect to come out with a position shortly," Mnuchin said.
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Now if they come out with just an extended cut, and not deeper, and just honor the rolling agreement to go to March, that's a bearish outcome.
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"I wanted to see what kind of spirit we'd come out with and if we could just set the goal to win the second half," Fizdale said.
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Having lost six of his last five fights by knockout, it was surprising to see the gigantic Brazilian come out with a quite a good game plan.
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"When we do come out with it, it needs to work and the technology needs to be accessible to everyone and not just luxury-car drivers," he said.
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Now with festival season winding down, The Regrettes have come out with a new single called "California Friends" in anticipation of their follow up album expected in 2019.
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And Verdon is hopeful the first live applications will be running on the platform by the end of the year, once they come out with a public product.
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They come out with what they have, and then halfway through they sort of go in there and mentor them, and we switch it around a little bit.
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The only people who don't come out with more money are the top 5 percent of taxpayers — and that group, on average, has adjusted gross income of $43,000.
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I love to see a player who is so good and went through some struggles, not really physically but more emotionally and mentally, come out with such fire.
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I always bring my own bottle of water, but my two friends go inside the restaurant, and come out with a free cup of water without buying anything.
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They would go to a store to buy a phone and they would come out with, like, all this stuff that they hated," he told "The Brave Ones.
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"Some had expected the agreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia to come out with cutting oil production," said John Doyle, director of markets at Tempus Inc in Washington.
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Sphero told me it expects to come out with a wider assortment of shells, and that there could be a whole world of cool add-ons to come.
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Which is not to say that there's anything wrong with the existing offerings — it's just that this is the first time they've come out with something this powerful.
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They come out with these little personalities totally intact, and there are all these iterations of what you can create, so I want to see some more versions.
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Apple is scheduled to report after the bell Tuesday and semiconductor manufacturers like Nvidia and Micron will come out with their own releases in the next two months.
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Forget the TB12 Method ... Rob Gronkowski clearly needs to come out with his own fitness line -- 'cause Camille Kostek says he's the reason for her smokin' hot bod!!
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The Tax Foundation and others, and I've said this, when we come out with all the details of the plan, we're working closely with the House and Senate.
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Like the rest of the mortals in industry, if Dyson does come out with an EV, it will run on standard, and not souped-up, lithium-ion batteries.
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The Japanese programmer-turned-composer, known for playing music on discarded e-waste, has come out with two new songs played on a fan and television screens, respectively.
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Raise your hand if you've ever been there: you walk into the grocery store for one thing, and come out with twelve things you didn't go in for.
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"I was just really excited to be able to come out with a W. It gives me a lot of confidence," said Baker, who next heads to Europe.
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"Bernie is going to come out with a bill and I want it to be as strong as possible," Vijay Das, senior campaign strategist at Demos, told me.
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Watch: Senator Gillibrand Is an Unstoppable Advocate Since taking office in January, Duckworth has already come out with firm stances against Trump administration policies that are uniquely personal.
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Dr. Maman hints that the American Society of Plastic Surgeons will eventually come out with guidelines as to what's ethically acceptable when it comes to broadcasting surgeries live.
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He blamed himself, he said, because he had turned down an invitation from Ms. Fisher to come out with her and Gavriel the day the child was killed.
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Senator Bernie Sanders is expected to come out with a substantial lead in delegates, while Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, both competitive in early states, have dropped out.
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All around, he's very good, and I think he will have less pressure than Rafael, and I know he will come out with the idea of doing damage.
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There was a small freshman yearbook that had come out, with small black-and-white photos, and we looked at those and came up with the number 17.
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It's possible that the company could come out with a similarly unexpected appliance this year, perhaps a wheeled robot device that's also reportedly in the works by Bloomberg.
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High demand for the rifles had inspired a slew of manufacturers to come out with their own versions at competitive prices, and now that demand is drying up.
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"So this is an issue that we've been looking at very carefully within the administration, and we expect to come out with a position shortly," Mnuchin told Congress.
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And lucky for us, now that cold brew has been trending for a bit, major kitchen brands have come out with ways for us to make it at home.
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Even though lead singer Mike Kinsella, as Owen, had come out with a new album at the end of July, it still seemed to add up to something significant.
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"I just feel like we didn't come out with much energy on both sides of the ball," said 276ers guard Ish Smith, who had seven points and seven assists.
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Razer told me repeatedly that it was always part of the plan to come out with a phone, even if that means launching a phone into a mature marketplace.
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The cold-pressed juicer did come out with higher amounts of all three compared to the centrifugal-made juice, but that vitamin count was only 13% to 16% higher.
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I don't think I ever dreamed of a day I'd go into a Currency Exchange with £100 [$136] and come out with €100 [$111], but there you have it.
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It's very explicitly racist, very explicitly, um, [genocidal] and includes — [it] is a thousand times more violent and hateful than anything that a mainstream movie would come out [with].
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And so, if they had really coordinated this and come out with a more comprehensive plan, here&aposs our plan, we&aposre going to fine players if they kneel.
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Scientific papers come out with such frequency that keeping up with the literature is practically a full-time job for anyone at the cutting edge of a major field.
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And on the flip side, if Time's Up doesn't come out with a stronger statement about whether the Academy should rescind Rhapsody's nomination, they could end up looking ineffective.
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If you look at the -- as the stuff has come out with driving and texting, it&aposs probably one of the most dangerous combinations you&aposre going to find.
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Rihanna is known for her lipstick, so everyone expected her to come out with a range of lipsticks, which is why she wanted to take her time with them.
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Whether she's walking around a new city or heading to the mall, Johnston can find almost any store to wander inside of and come out with a new wardrobe.
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In an age where plenty of celebrities are authoring cookbooks, its almost expected that anyone with a social following or TV show might eventually come out with their own.
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WE'RE LISTENING TO ALL VIEWS AND I'VE JUST COMMITED BY THE END OF THE YEAR WE'RE GOING TO COME OUT WITH OUR BEST ANALYSIS, OUR BEST RECOMMENDATION GOING FORWARD.
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"Our followers are amazing, hysterical, and seem genuinely stoked we've come out with a coffee table book to start conversations – and ogle at – in their own homes," he explains.
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Kent -- the first competitor to dominate the sport -- signed a deal with Brooks back in November 2015 ... and now he's come out with the very first Beer Mile shoe.
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EISEN: DO YOU SEE ANY WAY THAT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO BE ABLE TO COME OUT WITH A DEAL BEFORE APRIL 12th WITHOUT CRASHING OUT OF EUROPE?
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Several leading figures and organizations have come out with their own opinion on a "Brexit", while others insist they remain neutral on the matter, including the Bank of England.
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PS: A company called ProDrone has come out with a really cool folding drone, I mean you could almost fit it in a fanny pack when it folds down.
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" He said that he and President Obama did not come out with evidence of Russian interference prior to the 2016 election because "it would've just thrown it into chaos.
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"We are forced to come out with no deal not because we want that outcome, of course not, but because it is only common sense to prepare," he said.
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A group of nearly 60 consumer groups and digital activists pressed the FCC to come out with "strong" proposed rules "as quickly as possible" in a letter this week.
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While Bieber was most recently featured on DJ Khaled's summer tune "No Brainer," the singer has not come out with a full album since 2015, when he released Purpose.
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But Sekandar said that when they followed the order to come out with their hands up, one of Mr. Taher's sons, Naeem Shah, was shot in his left hand.
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Despite the fact that the Stonewall riots were sparked by Sylvia Rivera, a trans sex worker, the Stonewall organization has yet to come out with a pro-decriminalization policy.
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"We will come out with an agreement to ease market concerns about the availability of crude oil," Khalid al-Falih, Saudi Arabia's energy minister, said on Friday in Vienna.
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Unlike other Netflix shows, which come out with a full season at a time, Love Is Blind has "aired" in small bunches of episodes over the past three weeks.
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" The White House needs to "either come out with their own tax cut plan or weigh in pretty quickly," he said, "I'm getting unnerved that there's lack of coordination.
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If you start with a 28K resolution, you can apply some pretty aggressive stabilization techniques and still come out with a crisp, genuine 4K movie at the other end.
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But the White House was careful not to offer definitive assessment of the situation, preferring instead to wait for Saudi Arabia to come out with its version of events.
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That's why Phineas Fisher decided to come out with the blow-by-blow account of what happened, "so we can laugh them off the internet for good," he tweeted.
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Look, if you didn't listen in six months, I'm gonna come out with another six months' worth of episodes in the next six months, so just listen to those.
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With both men kicking into the open side of the opponent it becomes a quick draw duel and both men are likely come out with purple arms and shins.
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"We don't have any other devices we're announcing at this time," McClendon said, "but when we come out with a new technology, when appropriate, we introduce it to other products."
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In Singapore though, it had to come out with a bang and go straight into two- and one-hour delivery, without the luxury of testing it out in real life.
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Like every other piece of work she'd come out with, Artpop introduced a bevy of new looks that, while still outrageous, were a bit more minimalist (for Gaga, at least).
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Days after releasing a cringeworthy Super Bowl commercial starring Justin Bieber, T-Mobile has come out with two new spots ahead of today's big game — and they're not that bad!
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If you use the pump to remove oxygen from your fruits and veggies, your beverage will come out with a smoother texture and richer taste with less foam and separation.
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Some of these cats come out with a handful of odd features, like beaks instead of regular little cat noses, or they have an eyeball where their butt should be.
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We used to joke that we were going to come out with a book on how to be a redhead, and it was always on the backs of our minds.
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Mr Wenger has said that it is difficult "to believe that you have 740 players in the World Cup and you come out with zero problems", given the high stakes.
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"The last couple games our third quarters have been kind of slow, and we just had to come out with intensity," said Spurs forward Rudy Gay, who had 12 points.
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Sketch Guy Every year, right around this time, all the big brokerage firms, economists and banks come out with projections of what's supposed to happen next in the financial world.
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You expected Kanye to come out with one of those headset mics and tell a rambling story about his "friend" who, it would turn out at the end, was Jesus.
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"It is a better tactic to come out with a less aggressive deal, rather than a very sharp deal that has to be recut three times," a third investor said.
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The Middle East is volatile and unpredictable, but without a strong and coherent American presence, Putin appears far more likely to come out with a stronger position in the region.
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On Wednesday, HP will disclose financial results for the first nine months of the fiscal year, a time when it has struggled to come out with innovative new PC designs.
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He could come out with a peace treaty deal or come out and say, 'We didn't get anything out of this, we're going to return to a more hardline approach.
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They could, theoretically, come out with a rule that would outline the least amount of maternity care coverage possible and say that they're complying with the letter of the law.
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With Louis C.K., he'll spend a year or two in purgatory, and then, as you say, come out with a standup special about his journey and how he's seen everything.
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But while the Clinton campaign has been happy to revel in criticism of Friedman's work, it hasn't come out with its own better and more rigorous plan for boosting growth.
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Master P says his co-ed hoops team is so legit, they could face off with some NBA teams right now ... and his squad would come out with the W!!
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Like I said yesterday, President Trump should come out with a jam-packed bag of really helpful goodies like a payroll-tax cut, business relief, loan forbearance, you name it.
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But since Disney has been slow to come out with official merchandise, fans have turned to other places — like Etsy — to fill the Baby-Yoda-sized hole in their hearts.
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The Federal Trade Commission is expected to come out with guidelines as soon as this year that will weigh in on the consumer protection and competition implications of the industry.
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Though it probably had a frightening calorie count, taste testers agreed that the sandwich was the most delicious new item that KFC has come out with in a long time.
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Meadows said that the while his group has not come out with an official position yet, the House Freedom Caucus will meet Tuesday night following a conference-wide GOP meeting.
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"I think the Fed is going to come out with a lot of words, but nothing is going to be changed," said James Abate, chief investment officer at Centre Funds.
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"Last time it was a surprise when I won silver, this time there was a lot of pressure but I managed to come out with a gold," Coleman told reporters.
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Brazil, one of the largest beef producers, has come out with "fantastic" dietary guidelines in recent years, and other countries are encouraging less carbon-intensive sources of protein, Undurraga said.
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And maybe double so: The news was supposed to be announced on Friday, but after rumors started to leak out today the company has decided to come out with it officially.
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Tillis was one of the first senators to come out with his support for the resolution blocking the national emergency, writing a splashy Washington Post op-ed breaking down his reasoning.
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You don't have to be as young as Kylie Jenner to still come out with a highly-coveted beauty line, and something as simple as age has certainly never stopped Madonna.
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Per their annual tradition, Lay's has come out with four new mystery flavors — and today, we got an exclusive first taste of the chips to try to guess what they were.
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I think too often today, entrepreneurs are seen as lone wolves that go off into a dark room and come out with a brilliant idea that's ready to shake the world.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Chancellor about his decision to come out with his own shoe ... and he says it's all because he was sick of his feet hurting all the time.
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"I'd maybe have some contractions and then my baby would come out with Bach playing in the background, my boyfriend holding my hand and my doula rubbing my back," she said.
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I go in and come out with an Auntie Anne's pretzel making kit, Hostess hot cocoa and marshmallow mini-donuts, and two ICE sparkling waters for the S.O. $8.45 1 p.m.
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They voted for it because they wanted to move it forward and they want to give the Ways and Means Committee time to come out with more details, which I understand.
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Apple's new wireless earbuds, AirPods, are perhaps more controversial, more debated, and (at first impression, at least) more hated than just about anything else the company has come out with recently.
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I've seen patents that they've come out with or patent applications for crazy ideas of compartments on city buses so that you could, if you take the same bus every day.
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The new models are the first 45W laptop chips that AMD has come out with; AMD has a 15W Ryzen line for lighter laptops, but these beefier chips can handle more.
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You come out with an initial layout, you do a thermal analysis, then you test them in the real world, and you have a best case and a worst case scenario.
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While you may come out with a lot of debt, as Blankfein noted, it can also pay huge dividends if you claw your way to the top at a major firm.
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It's easy to perform cap surgery and come out with a roster that can't play up to potential, and that's the last thing the Dolphins need after the listless Philbin Era.
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It's always possible Apple could come out with a 5K external display later this year, but right now, it's our understanding that Apple has no plans to replace the Thunderbolt Display.
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And this cost estimate, it just really looks like they're trying to come out with a high-ball estimate to shift the debate into how expensive this is going to be.
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Unlike our father, who makes jokes no one understands and leaves his listeners baffled and anxious to get away, it was fun to hear what our mom might come out with.
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Although "no one wants to be seen as the first company to come out with a blockchain project, they have a team ready to go sitting on the bench," Gadd said.
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This is a very important one for them… People are going to want to see Slack come out with a similar or better yet a larger number than that 13 million.
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After last week's revelations about media mogul Harvey Weinstein's history of alleged sexual harassment, public figures have come out with a variety of reactions, from the sympathetic to the downright callous.
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MR. BAIN: Audemars Piguet is starting to come back, too, as a brand that's come out with the Royal Oaks that are more classic, as opposed to these big, crazy Offshores.
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Vikingur Olafsson, who made his Deutsche Grammophon debut last year with an album of Philip Glass études, has come out with a sweeping collection of works by (and inspired by) Bach.
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Recently, the company has come out with a brand-new "perfect" pacifier made from the same ultra-soft patented silicone (BPA- and BPS-free), which is now even thinner and softer.
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Rooney is now twenty-six and, after earning a master's in American literature and publishing a few short stories, has just come out with her first novel, " Conversations with Friends " (Hogarth).
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"If you buy intelligently, you can come out with something really nice," Ira Weissman, founder of the site The Diamond Pro, tells CNBC Make It. The key is to shop smart.
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"The people who come out with the winning algorithms are going to capture a substantial portion of the many billions of dollars that go into back-end systems," Cornell's Sirer said.
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People pay tens of thousands of dollars for the privilege, and when they come out with a newborn in their arms they're often thrilled to be on the losing end financially.
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We had a consumer experience that we had just come out with where it was a lot like Siri and it was really great, but we had 3,000 people using it.
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In the United States, a person the government suspects might be a terrorist can, in most cases, still walk into a gun store and come out with a deadly assault weapon.
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The story kicks off in 2009 when Stewart Butterfield began building a startup called Tiny Speck that would later come out with Glitch, an online game that was neither fun nor successful.
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But if all goes well, a successful repeat of that strategy — which means it has to continue to come out with great shows — will help it continue to grow where it needs.
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If you come out with a $100,000 investment into your education, that's when I have to stop and look and say, I'm going to be earning $20,000 for the first few years.
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Some of the texts include the accuser telling his girlfriend: he got my number, he asked me to come out with him, he pulled my zipper down... he reached down my pants.
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How could one complain about an opportunity to go away to college knowing they'd come out with a degree from an Ivy League, which would forever establish them in their new country?
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After Steve Jobs died, Apple hasn't come out with new "i" branded products, instead keeping its name at the front with devices and services like Apple Pay, Apple Watch, and Apple Music.
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"I think that you're going to see that when we come out with our plan people are going to be happy about the kinds of advantages they'll have with saving," she said.
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Politicians, public figures, and ordinary people have come out with messages of support and heartache for the victims and their families, which has become rote etiquette in the aftermath of mass shootings.
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The National Electoral Commission Sierra Leone has come out with a clarification to – and, an outright condemnation – of the news that theirs was one of the first elections recorded to the blockchain.
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The UK's National Obesity Forum (NOF) has come out with a scathing report this week that condemns the common advice handed down from authorities to eat a low-fat, low-cholesterol diet.
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Mnuchin: I can assure you that when we come out with the details of the tax plan, we are not going to propose something that costs anything like $4 or $5 trillion.
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We played too well in the first half not to sustain it, and for whatever reason, we come out with that approach that the game is over, and we can't do that.
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But as far as functional goes, it's a notable and worthy effort of how to create a truly global font language, and come out with something clean at the end of it.
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"This is an issue that we've been looking at very carefully within the administration, and we expect to come out with a position shortly," Mnuchin said at a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing.
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Do not put it into the port since the air can come out with force enough to hurt the sensitive prongs, and you could also hit a component with the straw.3.
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"He did it credit on the debate stages that he did make and he was a real grassroots supporter and pushed the other folks to come out with ambitious plans," Jawando added.
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Duru, the previous world record holder, created a hoverboard that's powered by propellers, and companies like Lexus and ArcaSpace have come out with more traditional hoverboards that fly closer to the ground.
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He double-checks everything I do and does everything in his power to make sure that I not only come out with the win, but I leave the cage in good health.
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The company plans to come out with its second brand later this summer — a line that will include 10 new products — and has found success by selling its products a la carte.
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Some conservatives have come out with similar criticism of Khashoggi, pointing to affiliations they say suggest Khashoggi had a darker side than many knew, according to a story in The Washington Post.
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Yes, there are certain designers who have had a conceptual approach to fashion and have come out with creations that can be compared to art — like Balenciaga, Vionnet, Charles James and Alaïa.
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He could come out with a very traditional State of the Union and for a normal president, that would help set the agenda for at least, you know, maybe a few weeks.
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Still, for those waiting for the filmmaker to come out with his long-anticipated "Avatar" sequels, "Alita" -- which offers some of the same technical wizardry -- simply feels like the next worst thing.
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Tweeden said Thursday that she was afraid to speak out when the incident happened out of fear of losing her job, explaining why she decided to come out with the allegations now.
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There's no doubt the company and its advisers were well aware that it would be forced to come out with a public statement if word of its approach to Unilever got out.
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REI and L.L. Bean are the latest retailers to come out with a stance in the ongoing gun debate, joining Kroger, Walmart and Dick's Sporting Goods following the Florida high school massacre.
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"I don't think that Powell has any incentive to come out with guns blazing and disappoint the markets right now," he said, adding there's no real pressure on the Fed from inflation.
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The Trump administration has come out with its stance on the heartbreaking photo of the migrant father and daughter who drowned trying to cross the Rio Grande: It's their fault, not ours.
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China "recently has continued to tighten up and put pressure on us, and at the same time has come out with so-called 'measures to benefit Taiwanese' to entice our people", it said.
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I would be shocked if Samsung didn't kill the headphone jack on the next iteration of the Galaxy line and come out with special wireless headphones with exclusive features, like access to Bixby.
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Traditional sporting brands like Patagonia and Northface have been doing this silhouette forever (and are recently experimenting with fun colorways and patterns), and heritage designer labels have come out with their own versions.
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People older than her, eaten by the celebrity machine in kinder ways, have come out with less of an understanding of what happened to them and why they made the choices they did.
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Citymaps, has come out with a slew of new updates as it adds what chief executive Elliot Cohen, called the final piece in its plan to offer customized maps for the traveling set.
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So to come out with all those other tariffs first and then come after China was an enormous mistake that I suspect people will write off... But will you get to the tariffs?
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Steven Seagal has not come out with a statement yet to confirm his exit, and he still has a tweet celebrating how he became brand ambassador for Bitcoiin pinned to his Twitter page.
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Luckily, the authority of all things pimple-popping and blackhead-exctracting, Dr. Pimple Popper, has just come out with a blackhead tweezer — and it's meant to make doing it yourself a lot safer.
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So when you're running into Target for one particular thing and then come out with a zillion items you didn't intend on purchasing, cute and cool jewelry now can be among those items.
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And though there are now more curly tresses on the runway, and many brands have made it a mission to come out with curl-friendly products, there's still a long way to go.
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And if we've had a pause in upgrades and updates on that, we're sorry for that, what happened with the Mac Pro and we're gonna come out with something great to replace it.
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Since releasing River of Dreams in 1993, his twelfth and final studio album, he has only come out with a handful of new material, including 2001's Fantasies and Delusions, a classical album.
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There are ups and downs throughout the game, and for us to get down and then for them to tie it late, and (we) come out with the win is a good feeling.
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Separately, The New York Times employed virtual reality to help tell stories to its readers, while Facebook owned Oculus, HTC, and Sony are all expected to come out with consumer headsets in 2016.
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This is a damn good old school death metal album from a gang of Pennsyltucky newcomers who have clearly studied the greats and come out with a few putrid ideas of their own.
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And it doesn't mean that at the end of the day we don't come out with a very clear vision of where to go forward, and sometimes you don't agree at the end.
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"This is not the first time that Republicans have come out with a lot of bluster, only to have reality ultimately sink in," White House Deputy Press Secretary Eric Schultz told reporters Monday.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump promised to never cut Medicaid, but he's since come out with a plan to block-grant it, turning it over to the states and slashing its funding considerably.
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It is physically impossible, and they get you in, they used to say get people in for the $4.99 rotisserie chicken of whatever, and you come out with a TV and a lawnmower.
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While it appears on social media as though Horan's hair has been slowly darkening over the past few months, this marks the first time the singer has come out with strikingly darker locks.
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The few times I've gone in without a game plan, throwing all of my consumer caution to the wind, I've come out with a badly wounded budget and a confusingly small shopping bag.
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Lovat may not get Lallybroch but by procuring a contract of neutrality with Colum and covertly supporting Prince Charles he's able to play both sides and come out with a win either way.
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"Amazon has driven a lot of the competition pressure because they come out with a new delivery mechanism or new delivery time frame and everyone else, to compete, does the same," Chadha said.
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"All I can say is there's a lot of baseball left," Cespedes said, later adding: "The team can play better, and I hope we come out with that mentality in the second half."
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Often, a film that was initially recut to receive a theater-friendly R rating will come out with an unrated version as well, sometimes called a director's cut, aimed at home video audiences.
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He says the problem is that he doesn't have a wingman and begs Matt to come out with him, pausing for a moment to clean some blood off the back of Matt's head.
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Varnell tells me that Gearbox was hesitant to initially come out with Battleborn as a competitive-focused title, but that if a competitive scene flourished, the team would be there to support it.
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"This is a diplomatically led effort by him and the President, and you see him come out with what are some of the conditions that have to be met, diplomacy continues," Mattis said.
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They are also asking the independent scorekeeper to come out with an estimate on a healthcare bill without the proposed changes, in an effort to better understand the potential effects of Cruz's plan.
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At some point, the inspector general report is going to come out with regard to [former FBI Deputy Director Andrew] McCabe and [former FBI Director James] Comey, and that could slow things down.
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"Public health people like myself don't always come out with compelling and exciting messages that a 25- to 35-year-old may find interesting and something that they'll take to heart," Birx said.
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"He could come out with his shoulders back and his head held high and enjoy the process and the people that he's brought to the game and celebrate what he's accomplished," Elion said.
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"You can grow to some degree by copying other people, but what really moves the dial is when you can come out with great new ideas and innovation and new technology," he says.
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Since then at least 30 women, including Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie, have come out with their own stories of abuse at the hands of the renowned producer, and Hollywood has condemned him.
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As automation gnaws at the economy, Fortune 500 companies have come out with training programs to prepare their workers for a future in which their jobs change significantly — or cease to exist at all.
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Let's be real, at this point Miguel could come out with a video that was just him in slow-motion washing the dishes or getting his cornrows done and people would lose their shit.
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It provides lifetime access to extensive video tutorials and by the end of the training you'll come out with the ability to work smarter and take advantage of the software's many functions and features.
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How else do you do a next foot ... if you come out with version two of a product, you're announcing version two, no one's gonna buy version one six months leading up to that.
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"We knew that they were going to come out with a tough first punch and we answered it and ran right back at them and set the tone for the whole game," Curry said.
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The stat trackers at StatCounter have come out with their internet usage numbers for the month of March, and they have, for the first time, reported Android as the world's most popular operating system.
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But though O'Rourke did often go into specific policy details on the campaign trail on issues from health care to immigration, he had not come out with a policy proposal to anchor his campaign.
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The 27-year-old allowed a total of six runs in his final four starts before the All-Star break but could not come out with a win due to a lack of support.
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"We had to come out with very strong arguments why FIBA wanted more athletes and not less," said Sanchez, who was in India for the Hyderabad leg of the FIBA 3x3 World Tour Masters.
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They want their story to inspire others to not be scared to come out with their news even in the first trimester, and not have society dictate a safe time to make baby announcements.
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For everything from the dress and tux fittings to bachelorette and bachelor parties to showers (which groomsmen typically have no involvement in), the boys seem to come out with a much smaller financial burden.
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"Our doctor … took a couple X-rays then he came into the room and asked us to come out with him," she says, noting that the doctor then showed the couple Nixon's shocking results.
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But the French bank's chairman Jean Lemierre said critics should remember that the economic climate may have been worse had central banks not come out with all guns blazing after the global financial crisis.
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In the meantime, the company's come out with a sleeker, outdoor model and made some changes (for better and worse) to its software offering, but its core product hasn't really changed all that much.
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Even though Amazon wasn't directly affected by the surveillance scandal, it held out — because it could — but later buckled, becoming the last of the major tech giants to come out with a transparency report.
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The company has just come out with a revolutionary new technology: a camera called SeeChange that's so tiny, versatile, and cheap that it promises to bring about an era of (even more) constant surveillance.
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The PPA asked men and women in San Sebastián to come out with their own machetes to prune back the brush and tree limbs, helping clear a path to fallen poles near their homes.
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Come out with your hands up!" one woman with a bullhorn shouted—providing an example of what not to do—at a talk called "Don't Be Weird: Ineffective Messaging in the Pro-Life Movement.
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"It's cool to be able to come out with games for phones that can maybe be a distraction for someone when they're thinking about doing something that can be harmful to themselves," Lovato said.
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And if we've had a pause in upgrades and updates on that, we're sorry for that, what happened with the Mac Pro, and we're going to come out with something great to replace it.
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FROM COINAGE: This Is How Long You'll Have To Work To Make As Much Money As Rihanna's Hit 'Work' "We want to come out with like an R-rated Camp Rock 3," she explained.
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Constant wood-shedding in the jam space led them to come out with one of the most ambitious albums in the history of the Taiwanese scene in 2016's concept record, Vortex Day Zero.
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"Again and again in various media outlets there is such information, many high-ranking representatives of the U.S. and the U.K. come out with such statements," Peskov added, according to the Interfax news agency.
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Instead, it will have come out with Level 2 capabilities, which means the vehicle has combined automated features such as steering and acceleration, but still requires the human driver to remain and ultimately responsible.
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"If Trump had come out with a significant infrastructure investment right off the bat, it would probably have splintered the Democrats," Brian Fallon, who served as Schumer's spokesman and then as Hillary Clinton's, observed.
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Expecting Mahomes to come out with more motivation to prove a point against an emerging competitor ignores the fact that Mahomes's foot is jammed on the gas pedal against all opponents at all times.
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In recent years the company has brought Office to Android and iOS, acquired popular mobile keyboard app SwiftKey, and come out with new mobile titles based on the Minecraft game it bought in 2014.
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He's also come out with the most robust gun control proposal in the field, arguing for a buyback program that would require owners of assault-style firearms to sell them to the federal government.
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This year, Apple is expected to come out with a new version that looks like the iPhone 8 but is powered by the same chip found in the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro.
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After releasing her game-changing, Mercury Prize-nominated 2014 debut album LP1, followed by her exceptional M3LL70X EP in 2015, the 31-year-old artist didn't come out with anything for another four years.
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But while Wall Street has pressured iPhone-dependent Apple to come out with its next "big thing," gaining leadership of the smartwatch market — albeit small — is still important for the company for several reasons.
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Some Republicans have called for a technology-oriented solution to climate change, but so far no critic has come out with an alternative that matches the scale or scope of the Green New Deal.
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Unless her campaign is going to come out with a clear and definitive statement that she will never hold a press conference, she should probably just rip the Band-Aid off and do it.
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By the way, just to be fair, I think Apple did come out with something last week saying they acknowledge that devices could be impacted, but they've been a little bit quiet this week.
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"There is an expectation that of all the options the ECB could come out with on Thursday, it will be dovish," said Rabobank rates strategist Lyn Graham-Taylor, explaining the rally in peripheral government debt.
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They're normally so well coached on the typical queries that they're quite happy to reel off stock answers, but when they're presented with something unexpected they can occasionally come out with a gem or two.
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" Baldwin continued: "We went to Saturday Night Live when they performed and Alec was like, 'Hey, come out with me, I want you guys to help me introduce their performance' and we were like, 'Okay!
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"There's a tendency at these high-level events to come out with concrete deliverables, there's always political pressure on both sides," echoed Damien Ma, fellow and associate director at U.S. think tank The Paulson Institute.
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There are a handful of other bipartisan proposals that follow a similar framework in both the Senate and the House, and even more working groups that have yet to come out with proposals, including Sen.
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"If Mike Ashley wants to make this stick, he needs to come out with an offer pretty quickly, along with a plan to meet Debenhams' immediate funding needs," said Laith Khalaf, analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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So, right on cue, workplace culture and company review platform Comparably has come out with a ranking of the top 10 tech companies for people of color, as well as the top 10 for women.
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One day after The Guardian published an exhaustive look at Samsung's upcoming pair of flagships, noted leaker Evan Blass has come out with his own report on what the new S8 models will look like.
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We know we're only about a week into December, but by now it seems like nearly every food brand has come out with a festive item, and already the novelty has started to wear off.
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That said, there's no word yet that this is the official music video for "breathin," and there's a chance Grande will come out with something with a bit better production value in the near future.
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At the time when mutual fund assets under management are close to 20 trillion rupees and growing at a healthy pace month-on-month, market regulator SEBI has come out with rules to streamline schemes.
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Marley Natural, the New York marijuana startup funded with Silicon Valley money, has come out with a line of weed strains branded in the name of late reggae icon and vehement anti-capitalist Bob Marley.
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Whether you're browsing the website or lucky enough to take one of Baade's classes, you're sure to come out with a better appreciation for the craft involved in producing a painting circa 1320, and beyond.
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So Cramer turned to his second wave of targets: stocks of companies that have come out with other positive information, been blessed with analyst recommendations or recently issued strong earnings reports that went largely unnoticed.
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In that sense, if next year a Chinese manufacturer were to come out with a GT-class car that we could adapt to a level playing field with the Teslas that we have, then absolutely.
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But there are a ton of good books coming out and I feel really confident that you could put most literate people into a comic shop and they would come out with books they'd enjoy.
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The ECB is "going to come out with some more details on the TLTRO," said Francois Savary, chief investment officer at Prime Partners, referring to cheap loans to banks called targeted long-term refinancing operations.
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But HIIT didn't really go mainstream until about a decade ago, when exercise physiologists started to come out with study after study demonstrating that intervals could deliver the biggest health improvement for your exercise time.
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"The fat man — Howard Huge — he wanted to come out with us," he told The Times in 2006 as Mr. Hall was preparing a new show, making reference to an act he had employed previously.
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License to Ill came out in 1985, the Smiths were still a band, the Cure had just come out with Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, and my first tape was Head on the Door.
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Nike's Air Jordan III Retro Quai54 2018 Any Air Jordan model is going to sell for tons of cash when it hits the market, but some come out with a bit more flair than others.
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Does that give them a leg up as they try to figure out how to super-size HBO and get you to pay for HBO Max and whatever else they're going to come out with?
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In a similar way, people now wait for the ads on April Fools' Day to see what kind of strange stuff the advertisers are going to dream up and the weird gimmicks they'll come out with.
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It wasn't until this year, when so many people have bravely come out with their stories, and the demand for a better world has gotten such broad support, that I saw my own story has value.
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"Our close friends have watched our relationship evolve and understand how we've gotten to this point," Iaconetti told People of why they decided to come out with their romance, and tell their story on her show.
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The book was to be called "Answered Prayers," and Capote imagined it going off like a gun: "It's going to come out with a speed and power like you've never seen — wham!" he told People magazine.
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"It was very mixed reviews a year ago, and part of that was the reason I didn't come out with the name," she said, days before the release of her new album, Bold Like a Lion.
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But rounding up old TVs is one of the most inconvenient parts of running a tournament, he says, and he'd love to see Nintendo come out with a remake so the Melee community could move on.
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Companies including Amgen Inc, Teva, Eli Lilly and Alder Biopharmaceuticals are in a race to be the first to come out with a drug for a condition that affects 39 million people in the United States.
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Paul Gambles, the managing director of MBMG Group, was equally scathing, saying the organization had "zero credibility" and had now come out with a "very prejudiced viewpoint" on the U.K.'s future within the European bloc.
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Trump has come out with all guns firing against what he sees as a heavy regulatory burden in the U.S., freezing implementation of all new and pending regulations as one of his first acts as president.
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Cohn appearing at the Institute of International Finance Washington Policy Summit, said the White House will come out with a "unified" tax plan and touted a combination of public and private funding to boost American infrastructure.
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But if Rubio doesn't win any delegates in the TX primary, Cruz could come out with the lead in delegate count; some in the political class say that arguably gives him a proxy to challenge Trump.
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"A year ago, if Janet Yellen had come out with the statement she made, the market would have freaked out, because the fundamentals were very soft," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial Network.
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VentureBeat's Evan Blass tweeted a photo of the device on Friday: Amazon's next move: The original Echo was quite successful, but it didn't take long for competitors like Google to come out with their own devices.
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The microprocessor and chip company has come out with a number of aircraft in the past year, including its small Shooting Star drones that flew to make a light show at the Super Bowl this year.
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"A year ago, if Janet Yellen had come out with the statement she made, the market would have freaked out because the fundamentals were very soft," said Brad McMillan, chief investment officer at Commonwealth Financial Network.
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"The president's support helps in an unusual sort of way: It signals other conservative-thinking people that it's O.K. for them to come out with Judge Moore and to vote for Roy Moore," Mr. Zeigler said.
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"That gives us the ability to move very, very quickly and to come out with a vehicle that is 100 percent ours and looks like no other vehicles that are on the road today," Deluca said.
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If you skipped the lines on Black Friday in favor of a Cyber Monday spree, we have plenty of tips to help you make the most of the day — and come out with your wallet intact.
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The 25-year-old is pitching through elbow discomfort and could not get enough help from his offense to come out with a win on Tuesday, when he held Miami to two runs over seven innings.
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We've all come out with terrible excuses in our lives, but come on... The Merseyside Police Roads Policing Team Twitter account shared an image on Tuesday of an excuse a driver gave for texting while driving.
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One of the album's underlying themes is being able to quickly recognize the signs of fake, celebrity-driven relationships early and knowing how to react in order to come out with the least amount of damage.
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Citron doesn't think anything "seismic" will happen, but she said there's a far outside chance that Facebook will come out with a blanket policy to guard against similar lawsuits in the future, such as banning nudity altogether.
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"The entire market is in a wait-and-see mode, but there has been a steady stream of Fed speakers who have come out with a more hawkish message," said Daniel Ghali, commodity strategist at TD Securities.
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But Mr. Pultz said that most traders expect Johnson Controls' deal for Tyco to get done, adding that it was unlikely that the Treasury would come out with new guidelines on inversions before the election in November.
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Sanders has come out with his own version of the proposal, one that starts with a 218 percent tax on wealth above $221 million and slowly increases the tax rate on the larger the sum of assets.
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Since these expectations are set, there typically aren't any real surprises Apple could come out with that would force Wall Street to reassess the future of the company, and thus send the stock swinging upward or downward.
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Hou from AB Bernstein said he expected that mid-tier and smaller banks would scale down their investment receivable positions in the second-half of the year, else the regulator would come out with "more targeted policies".
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Unknown to the world before its splash launch at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in 2013, the robotics company has come out with several products, including intelligent toy race cars and a previous, more limited robot, Cozmo.
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"If these companies come out with reports that confirm people's concerns about tariffs and inventory build-up, that won't be good for the market," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive officer at Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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Just when you thought you were safe from IoT on your keyboard, Das Keyboard has come out with the 5Q, a smart keyboard that can send you notifications and change colors based on the app you're using.
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This turned out to be a fatal mistake for Kodak, as other companies—neither named Kodak or Apple—would soon come out with their own variations on the QuickTake that improved on the technology in every way.
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She was impossibly stylish, one of those women who can walk into a store, come out with an armful of clothes and jewelry I would have passed over and put them together in sophisticated, elegantly accessorized combinations.
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While that's not as sad as his demise at the hands of depression, it is a special kind of let-down to realize your favorite writer will never come out with something new to devour and discuss.
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Since that video, they&aposve come out with a new version of their liner strips, and we are gonna be trying them out today so I can see if I can get them to work this time.
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" And you would listen to them come out with an episode and then maybe you didn't listen for two days, you'd see the episode in your feed, and you'd be like, "Huh, like this is so stale.
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Both Shelton and Stefani have gone through high-profile divorces in the last year — so if anyone was going to come out with a heartache song this spring, it makes sense that it would be these two.
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Anyone who'd played one Final Fantasy game, had watched Aliens and some Star Trek maybe, and owned a pen with enough ink to last a few hours could have come out with this script in an afternoon.
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So I made sure that all these photos are in the book so when they come out with this film they'll see this is not what it looked like, this is not what the story was about.
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Rather than condemn his employees to come out with slightly better widgets every year, Page instead wants them to focus on building "breakthrough, non-incremental things" that will benefit the company long before next quarter's earnings call.
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And I think just through talking to people, looking them in the eye, figuring out what the issues are for them and trying to come out with solutions, we seemed to have reached a lot of people.
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To further fuel our own speculation, Korean news site The Investor, citing local news outlet The Bell, claimed in a report that Samsung will come out with two models of the Galaxy S8 with different screen sizes.
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" Or, regarding London: "The farmer would wander the streets, calling out, and women, either housewives or servants, would come out with buckets or other receptacles and he would milk the warm, foaming liquid directly into their containers.
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And with the crops benefiting from this recent rain, we expect this crop, winter crop also to come out with good yields, which will mean that in the rural areas there will be more money for circulation.
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The husband and wife duo behind the unique project, Shannon and Philip Kirkman, announced that 19703 will be the final year they will come out with the hilarious and sexy calendar, according to the New York Post.
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As we've noted several times, they are in react mode, and given the fickleness of House Republicans, there is little urgency for Democrats to come out with a position until the ballgame is officially in their chamber.
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It would make sense for the company to come out with a higher-quality speaker that can actually do justice to this lossless stream, as you're not likely to notice a difference with the current Echo lineup.
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FREDRO STARR: New York in '88, '89 had the Jungle Brothers come out with "I'll House You," and the shift in hip hop changed – hip hop became hip house, that's what the fuck they was calling it!
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In news that will make your skin crawl, The Hollywood Reporter has come out with a story about a young director named Nick Stewart who cast women in oddly sexual scenes for a TV series he was creating.
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In his own hastily mustered defence, this prompted Neville to come out with the immortal line: "Was, is – it's the same thing," hence showing his fundamental misunderstanding of the verb 'to be' and, indeed, the concept of time.
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A few months ago, Kardashian said, "after [the KKW Beauty contour kits], we're gonna come out with concealers," which appear to be taking a longer time to develop than expected since she has yet to reveal more details.
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Vice President Mike Pence also joined the meeting and was feeling hopeful about the legislation's prospects in the Senate, sources said, despite the fact that two senators have already come out with deep concerns about the House legislation.
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But even as we potentially move toward an end point for the smartphone — as in, if we've potentially already perfected the form factor and use case — Apple still has to come out with a fresh look and design.
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Bloomberg has come out with a report today that suggests Apple is developing a new "3D sensor" for the rear of the 2019 phone that will be used to improve the company's developing augmented reality apps and services.
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"If the placenta accreta is a very minor one—where the placenta is only slightly stuck to the womb—it will usually come out with an extra tug," Dr. Rydfors says, but more bleeding than average is expected.
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If you come out with the story about the BlackBerry that's just out, instead of writing one long 1,000-word Walt Mossberg piece, let's break it into 10 200-word pieces, one about the headphones, one about this.
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Although Stove Top isn't the first food company to debut themed clothing — Taco Bell, McDonald's, and KFC have all come out with lines — they are taking it a step further, donating $10,000 of the proceeds to Feeding America.
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Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul may have just come out with his 11th shoe design with Nike this year, but now the free agent can add becoming a full-fledged fashion designer to his hefty resumé.
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Demeter Fragrance Library, a delightfully weird perfume company best known for bottling up scents like eau de Dirt and Rain and Paperback (like the books), has come out with Kitten Fur, which is exactly what it sounds like.
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It's not clear if and when Microsoft intends to launch an upgraded Xbox One, but Phil Spencer has already hinted the company will "come out with new hardware capability during a generation" that supports existing and future titles.
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Now, a new study that was started long before swaths of vape users were hospitalized due to their conditions has come out with findings that suggest certain oils added to vapes could be to blame for lung injuries.
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We want people to come out with a greater understanding of the science behind cannabinoids so they can have a better-informed discussion and feel more empowered as a patient to have a say in their treatment options.
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"They're backing into a policy process and an open process, taking some open dialogue and they'll probably come out with something that carves around the vape stores," added Gottlieb, who left the Food and Drug Administration in April.
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The Chinese and Iranian governments have come out with apps that track their citizens' movements during the pandemic, while Israel is considering tapping into cellphone location data gathered for antiterrorism purposes to track infected people and their contacts.
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On Tuesday Apple said it has come out with patches to the Meltdown security vulnerability -- which impacts several generations of Intel chips -- for macOS Sierra and OS X El Capitan, which were released in 2016 and 2015, respectively.
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"I really appreciate what you're doing to come out with a bill that's going to be a phenomenal bill for the people of our country: generous, kind, with heart," Mr. Trump told his guests in the Cabinet Room.
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Over the past few months, many women have come out with allegations against Harvey Weinstein, including Rose McGowan, who has repeatedly spoken with the press, striking out against not only her alleged attacker, but a great many others.
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"It's quite disappointing that RBI has come out with a strongly hawkish policy at a time when growth slowdown has become very acute in the aftermath of demonetization, " said Rupa Rege Nitsure, group chief economist at L&T Financial.
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So, here is an idea: Beijing, Tokyo and Berlin should quickly come out with a statement that they are ready — no kidding — to immediately begin buying more, much more, from America while dumping their excess production on somebody else.
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Since its rise, other traditional cycling studios and fitness equipment manufacturers have come out with similar devices, with brands like Flywheel, SoulCycle, and NordicTrack now offering their own versions of either a connected bike or on-demand class content.
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That may be just a factor of the difficulty wearable device companies face going forward, as even though they can come out with new products and find niches, it's not clear if users are going to continue adopting them.
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I was somewhat surprised they didn't come out with their own lock as well, but I don't know if they thought that was the line that was too creepy to cross, but it feels like we've gotten there already.
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They come out with the players before each match, stand with them during the pregame process of picking and banning champions, but then, in a quasi-ceremonial process, they must leave the stage and their players before the battle.
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Every year, Apple has been able to come out with a new iPhone that has been able to tap into an insane amount of consumer demand, have a blowout performance and then set the stage for the next one.
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He even seemed to have an inkling that Chromebooks would be a product before Google had even finished its search engine: "It's possible that some people could come out with some very interesting Web terminals and sell some hardware."
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Commentators will come out with absolutely any old shit when they're trying to explain dips in performance – from a change in coach to having Judy Murray as a mother – but the effect of a heavy period is never discussed.
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"Little by little, you'll see [Rimowa] kind of come out with new products in the travel sphere that are both true to our brand, and true to our promise of functional desirability," Arnault said at the Goldman Sachs event.
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After Jackson was somewhat exposed in his postseason debut against the Chargers last year, I think he's going to want to come out with a bang on Saturday, leaving the Titans on the losing end of a tough matchup.
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YOU KNOW, YOU COME OUT WITH, YOU KNOW THE PRESIDENT CALLS IT A TRILLION DOLLARS, BUT IT INCLUDES ALL THIS PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP TYPE MONEY, AND THE DEMOCRATS LOOK AT IT AND SAY THIS IS PEANUTS, THE ACTUAL FEDERAL CONTRIBUTION.
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LG: In terms of multi-platform, Liz, one of the things that I hear companies say a lot when they come out with new products, like new assistants or I guess assistants is probably the best example right now.
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But if they do come out with a car that's actually going to be available for people to buy and drive in the relatively near future, expect a lot more astonishment than when they revealed their 3D Batmobile fan art.
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And we saw that on Thursday when you know, the President cancels the summit and within hours the North Koreans come out with this string of unusually conciliatory messages and saying we even will go for the Trump formula on denuclearization.
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"Industry-funded science tends to come out with results favorable to the sponsor's interests, as this example shows," said Marion Nestle, an author and food policy and nutrition professor at New York University who studies conflict of interest in science.
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Meanwhile, India's capital markets regulator will come out with guidelines for exchange-traded repos, said R.K. Agarwal, a senior official at the Securities and Exchange Board of India, seeking to bring more regulation to a still relatively young product in India.
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Asked by Leahy later whether she believes an 18-year-old high school student "should be able to walk into a store and minutes later come out with an AR-15–style gun and hundreds of rounds of ammunition," DeVos demurred.
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Plus, each episode is less than 30 minutes long, so you can easily binge-watch for a few hours and come out with a better appreciation for fully cooked pies, even if dad did forget to buy the whipped cream.
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" The mayor added that he hoped that the government would listen to the public's needs, as while Britons may have voted to leave, they hadn't voted to come out with a deal that provided "fewer jobs, less prosperity and less growth.
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If other Wall Street banks come out with similar anti-gun policies, it will become harder and harder for Louisiana businesses and businesses around the country to find banking services without first slapping an anti-Second Amendment sign on their doors.
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"The IT pack has come out with disappointing numbers and it (L&T Infotech) has got listed in an environment when there is lot of scepticism about the IT sector outlook," said Gaurang Shah, vice president, Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services.
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Also my friends go out on the weekends but my weekend is technically Tuesday night, so that is my only day to have a night out and I have to try to get friends to come out with me then.
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She's not contour obsessed like her older siblings, she's the only one of her sisters who has yet to come out with a line of beauty products, and her brunette mane has gone relatively unchanged throughout her 20-year existence.
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The "clean energy plan" established by the Obama administration stipulates that each state would come out with a plan to use greenhouse gas emissions in 2005 as a baseline and hoped to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 32% by 2030.
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"Now it's time that Kashmiris need to come out with unity and then the enemy will be begging for peace and negotiations," said Massod Azhar, chief of the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad militant group blamed for February's Pulwama attack.
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"This is not the first time that Republicans have come out with a lot of bluster, only to have reality ultimately sink in," Schultz said, citing recent spats over raising the U.S. debt limit and approving a nuclear deal with Iran.
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If I was a betting man, I would think Trump will come out with both barrels blazing against McCain and the rest of the political insiders who appear to be inches away from tanking the last, best chance to repeal Obamacare.
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From Tunisia to Egypt, Cyprus to Italy, locals, fishermen, activists, politicians and tourists, have come out with banners or in boats to support refugees and call against racism and hate, a blow to the anti-Islam and anti-immigration group's mission.
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JOHNSON HAS ROUGH STARTAfter shooting seven over on Thursday, Dustin Johnson, the No. 22014-ranked player in the world, needed to come out with a strong showing Friday, but he posted back-to-back bogeys within his first four holes.
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Even if you think that was wrong, considering the severe time constraints, the pressure to come out with a near-unanimous opinion, and the fact that it did not determine my vote in the case, you should cut me some slack.
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The news cycle has been in something of a feeding frenzy over the release of a tell-all book by Omarosa Manigault Newman — the latest former Trump administration official to come out with a high-profile condemnation of the White House.
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The things that people do in media, it doesn't really have much to do with what really happens in here… I'm not opposed to it, because of course they're going to come out with something like that, for whatever reason.
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So the question is, why is Melanie going to come out with it now, other than with the goal she has — to help other women, and to make sure Brett Ratner or anyone else is unable to do this again?
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"Even as we saw some improvement in economic data and the WHO statement (showed confidence in China)... they are yet to come out with any vaccine for coronavirus," said Vandana Bharti, assistant vice-president of commodity research at SMC Comtrade.
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He was close to finishing it in the ninth when he pounded Horn and had him wobbling — the referee, Mark Nelson, asked Horn's camp before the 10th if he could continue — and could also have come out with the victory.
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"So that's the importance of menu labeling, and we see from the research that actually, when consumers are given this information, they actually can make lower-calorie choices, and restaurants can also come out with lower-calorie options," Schwartz said.
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"I know I come out with a lot of confidence that the president is very, very serious on making sure that the United States economy is going to be strong and have policies — tax, regulatory or trade - to drive that," he said.
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But given that several individual racial justice groups, as well as larger collectives like the Movement for Black Lives and the police-reform oriented Campaign Zero initiative, have all come out with various policy agendas targeting specific issues, this doesn't really hold up.
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I would like for the Me Too Movement to be so kind as to recognize myself and Paula and Juanita and Kathleen and many, many other women starting many years ago that have come out with claims of sexual harassment from Bill Clinton.
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Analysts and investors had been expecting retailers to come out with more upbeat holiday sales, considering how strong consumer confidence has been in the U.S. Now, headed into 2019, the fear is any momentum retailers had in 2018 is starting to fade.
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There was objection, from moderate committee member Duane Rasmussen, that such a resolution might, in fact, be a form of reverse endorsement: If you come out with information suggesting that one candidate is not a Republican, you're effectively endorsing the other two candidates.
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Magic Leap has yet to come out with its consumer product — widely expected to be a virtual reality headset — but has raised more than $1 billion in venture capital funding to date from other investors, including Google, Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins.
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Apple is entering a new phase of the company where it has to either come out with a breakout innovation on the smartphone that will boost it back into growth, or figure out how to diversify its revenue beyond just phones and tablets.
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Munger then pointed out that his company has "experienced technological destruction before," saying that Bill Gates (who was also a part of the interview) had come out with a software-based encyclopedia — presumably referring to Microsoft Encarta — that decimated one of Berkshire's businesses.
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"If they come out with really bad numbers then it is likely that it will cause a bit of a panic in Australia because they will think it is the end of the run," said Tony Cunningham from Cunningham Peterson Sharbanee Securities.
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