Bitches come up to me just like they come up to y'all.
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It's come up in our trial and it seems to come up for everyone.
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But when somebody come up with oppo research, right, they come up with oppo research.
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But this issue has almost never come up, and may not in fact come up.
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"It's often hard to explain why they come up with the predictions they come up with," Lange admitted.
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"They have to come up with an excuse, they have to come up with a lie," he said.
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That's not to say they didn't come up at all, but perhaps they should have come up more.
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If you can't come up with $500, how do you expect to come up with $2,000 – let alone $5,000?
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The possibility of him resigning has not "come up and we don't expect it to come up," she said.
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"Equal pay doesn't come up, I'm not saying it's not an issue but it doesn't come up," Chamberlain said.
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I'm not saying they come up in every song, but I think they do come up in different songs.
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Yes, they will change, they will come up with new initiatives, they will come up with a different branding technique.
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It was a thread that I expected to come up, but I didn't expect it to come up so much.
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They'll have a chance to come up here and see certain athletes that they probably didn't come up here for.
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Try to come up with a term that means "avoid" using that nickname and "Electronic" and you'll come up with ELUDE.
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Lawmakers have been battling to come up with a deal to satisfy both parties, but so far have come up empty.
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So simple they come up with — it's such a competitive world but for some reason they haven't come up with a machine.
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If we come up with a request, they push very hard in the days that follow to come up with a solution.
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"It's not something that's been addressed because it has not come up, and we do not expect it to come up," she said.
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As soon as security companies come up with new ways to protect companies like Dyn, hackers come up with new ways to attack them.
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There are certain issues which come up in the film which would not have come up in any other war, whether 1965 or 1971.
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" The question remains: "Have I come up with anything, has Woolf come up with anything, that is more than merely circling a brutal truth?
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Partly as a result, Japanese policymakers have only come up with stop-gap solutions — when they have come up with any solution at all.
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Issues about buying, selling, or investing in a home come up, or money will come up as a topic of conversation for your family.
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"They have never come up, and frankly I don't think they can come up, with a plan as good as the ACA," Nadler said.
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"Most entrepreneurs come up with a product or they come up with an idea and they think they can be successful with it," he says.
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Guy and I come up with the bulk of riffs at this point, but we can come up with ideas at every practice, no problem.
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Rand Paul I don't know how you come up with the cost, but really, you have to come up with how you pay for it.
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Both sides got very, very good at this, not specifically answering any case law, potential law that could come up or issue that could come up.
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Dodo bones come up for auction from time to time, but this skeleton is the closest to a complete specimen that's ever come up to market.
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I have wracked my brains trying to come up with an example of a marketing image like this featuring two men, and I've come up empty.
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"We'll come up with something, confer with the cast, who are always come up with stuff, too, and they just kind of come together," Shannon said. 3.
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Second, it is quite difficult to come up with engaging narrative not based on stereotypes and tropes and to come up with something very original is difficult.
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The trick is to encourage and cajole and help the organization come up with its strategy ... and so because they come up with it, it's their strategy.
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Although there is not enough official data to come up with a precise figure for bad loans, other analysts have come up with estimates of around $5 trillion.
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Uber may come up with something similar beyond POOL soon (the two seem to come up with very similar offers right around the time the other announces something).
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Would she have come up with some other imaginative, creative fashion of review on Roe V. Wade 22012 years ago to come up with some, uh you know.
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To pitch your own four-day workweek, he says you should consider who else would be impacted, and come up with a plan for issues that may come up.
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Also, since On the Come Up is set in the first book's town of Garden Heights, On the Come Up is teeming with easter eggs for close readers of THUG.
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"You've got to create the copy, you've got to come up with new and novel [creative approaches], and you've got to come up with ways of placing it," Lieb said.
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But we try to look at the problem and then come up with a solution and not look at the market and try to come up with a competitive product.
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As drugmakers race to come up with vaccines to halt the deadly Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, their efforts are likely to come up against the same challenges that have hindered previous searches.
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If you are absolutely convinced — as you have been adamant about for the last seven years — that you can come up with something better, go ahead and come up with it.
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If you can get those things done, that's great, because then you don't have to pay attention to those thoughts when they come up or they won't come up at all.
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Go here to come up with your own . 3.
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" I had some kid come up and shout, "Memes!
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The other names that come up constantly are … interesting.
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We are responsible, as the new generation, to work hard and believe in ourselves if we can come up with something new, come up with our best games to beat those guys.
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Issues around money (and self-esteem) also come up for you to work with, thanks to Uranus reentering Aries on November 6—expect issues from last spring to come up again now!
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It's like yeah that's cool, but you can come up with cooler shit when you have multiple minds working on something, and I want to always come up with that cooler shit.
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I heard someone say they come up with their best ideas when they're on the treadmill or driving, so Lindsay and Edgar probably come up with their best ideas when they're having sex.
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"It is important that you come up with style options that complement your outfit, and you want to try a few options to ensure you come up with the perfect look," she says.
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I thought to myself that these comments were funnier than anything I'd come up with on my own, so I could use Binky to come up with captions on my real social media.
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She asked people to come up with new business ideas.
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Italy is likely to come up at Draghi's news conference.
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To come up with a comprehensive replacement will take time.
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How the hell did you come up with the idea?
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You've probably come up with a few resolutions for 2018.
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I don't even need to come up with a comeback.
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Rubio's troubles with immigration have come up again and again.
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The theme of daughters had come up again and again.
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Neither of those measures have come up for votes yet.
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People come up to me with tattoos of my lyrics!
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It's a real possibility that they will come up short.
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Come up on your toes into your strong, solid plank.
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Time and time again, these experiments come up empty handed.
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"It's the best I could come up with," Mackanin said.
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Friedman's nomination has yet to come up for a vote.
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Who was the startup that would come up to us?
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You have to come up with a whole new scenario.
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Issues in your friendships will come up for you consideration.
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GIGOT: One question, Kim, about Amy Barrett has come up.
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LS: I'm hard pushed to come up with an example.
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This debate is sure to come up at Tuesday's hearing.
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He was expected to come up with the next Halo.
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Noisey: How did you come up with the name JPEGMAFIA?
|
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Why would they have to come up with fake news?
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They constantly come up with ideas and then combine them.
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It was to see what designers might come up with.
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You helped come up with the concept for this video.
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Just about anyone can come up with a good idea.
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Since those initial conversations, Nege's asexuality hasn't come up again.
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Food chemists are able to come up with wacky stuff.
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An emotional issue will come up for discussion this afternoon.
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When poverty does come up, policy details can be light.
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But Biden didn't come up at all on Wednesday night.
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And you need the bureaucracy to come up with policy.
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Use your creativity to come up with a good mix.
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This is likely also to come up in subsequent investigations.
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Opposing views will come up for discussion early this evening.
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I thought other opportunities would come up, which they did.
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Complicated conversations and emotions come up at home today, Sagittarius.
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But again, there's no reason for it to come up.
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AND THE FEDERAL RESERVE HAS NEVER COME UP ONE TIME.
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Now I've got to come up with a motion path.
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It did come up, and things will be happening. Okay?
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You have two hours to come up with the money.
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A blue Way Finder button will come up in response.
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They immediately have to come up with a game plan.
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How'd you come up with the title for this project?
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Jonas might need to come up with a alternate commission.
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Once wheels come up, laptops land on the tray table.
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I talk to her and little things that come up.
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Perhaps you should come up with a new system, dude.
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It doesn't really matter what number you come up with.
|
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Clinton's Methodism has seldom come up on the campaign trail.
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They might also come up with nicknames for their community.
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Both sides have come up with nothing in the process.
|
|
If you Google "creepy dancing robot," it will come up.
|
|
Other companies have tried to come up with different solutions.
|
|
How did the idea for Graham's possible casting come up?
|
|
How'd you come up with the concept of Dream Girl?
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for Landline?
|
|
It won't even come up and let me pet it.
|
|
And where did she come up with the unusual name?
|
|
Fortunately, their pots come up with numbers better than expected.
|
|
It didn't come up during the second debate at all.
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The only word I can come up with is unimaginable.
|
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Get rid of Obamacare, we'll come up with new plans.
|
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Where are you going to come up with the money?
|
|
And boy, did she come up with a good one.
|
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"I'm not sure exactly what will come up," said Rule.
|
|
Cuba has come up during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
|
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Please come up to me and offer me red wine.
|
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It's not transparent, and it doesn't come up that often.
|
|
This isn't the first time the issue has come up.
|
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This is not the first time this has come up.
|
|
What did you and Kim come up with this time?
|
|
But the project didn't come up with the amount needed.
|
|
Some glaring issues immediately come up with Apple's Screen Time.
|
|
Kraft Heinz has come up short as an attractive employer.
|
|
But perhaps the best part of this epic come up?
|
|
We wanted to come up with something nobody's seen before.
|
|
And manufacturers are racing to come up with innovative designs.
|
|
Both matters have already come up in connection to Cohen.
|
|
That allowed us to come up with some interested gaits.
|
|
Maybe they'll come up with something unique that'll drive people.
|
|
I want my daughters to come up and be bosses.
|
|
People come up to me just to look at me.
|
|
That's how they come up with stress and energy levels.
|
|
But they have struggled to come up with an alternative.
|
|
Have you come up with a solution for that yet?
|
|
Big, exciting ideas will come up for discussion today, Sagittarius.
|
|
"These things just don't come up in Australia," Carstairs said.
|
|
Beck didn't come up with the idea for Beat Saber.
|
|
We can't wait to see what nerds come up with!
|
|
Time to come up with some really weird selfie scenarios.
|
|
Try to come up with a plan, and follow through!
|
|
Where did you come up with the character for White?
|
|
Adaptations that are very useful come up again and again.
|
|
Powerful emotions come up and boundaries become an important theme.
|
|
What completely unobtrusive spying mechanism did they come up with?
|
|
Or did the pizza lover come up with it herself?
|
|
That's good, because some tricky issues will come up today.
|
|
I come up $2 short of the $34 I owe.
|
|
We're very excited about what she's come up with creatively.
|
|
And no more recent, equally egregious comment has come up.
|
|
That Kanye West, what will he come up with next?
|
|
So how did the idea for the cover come up?
|
|
"I'd have her come up with an excuse or something."
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for that?
|
|
I usually come up with some good stuff under pressure.
|
|
This, unfortunately, is where Tesla has consistently come up short.
|
|
Adi Robertson: How did you come up with Old Friend?
|
|
"Who knows, that could maybe come up big," Baker said.
|
|
If her number doesn't come up, no visa for her.
|
|
Are you going to come up with a new proposal?
|
|
MUNCHIES: How did you come up with the cheese kebab?
|
|
It'll be great to watch what they come up with.
|
|
"I'm not sure if Brexit will come up," she added.
|
|
Or how do we come up with a new plan?
|
|
Some even come up to us to chat with him.
|
|
Next time come up with something we wouldn't actually love.
|
|
Neither have had a chance to come up for air.
|
|
But the precise ideas behind the songs didn't come up.
|
|
"They are going to come up with a smart plan."
|
|
Come up with a consistent, disciplined approach to your life.
|
|
Emotions you haven't dealt with will come up for healing.
|
|
That would come up and someone would sarcastically reference Harambe.
|
|
Why couldn't he have come up with that last night?
|
|
Two, because a dude didn't come up with the idea.
|
|
Powerful emotions come up for you to sit with, Gemini.
|
|
How did you set out to come up with yours?
|
|
I'm excited to see what designers will come up with.
|
|
Commitments in your relationships will come up for discussion today.
|
|
How will he ever come up with the child support?
|
|
I always come up with stuff when I do that.
|
|
Issues of trust, intimacy, and sharing resources will come up.
|
|
Big conversations around commitment, scheduling, and responsibilities will come up.
|
|
They come up to you and are happy to chat.
|
|
We can't wait to see what brands come up with.
|
|
I don't know what they would have come up with.
|
|
We just weren't able to come up with enough runs.
|
|
How did the first discussion about your loans come up?
|
|
Frankly, I haven't been able to come up with anything.
|
|
Inevitably, the cost of living, college and immigration come up.
|
|
Skipping the reunion doesn't mean the issue won't come up.
|
|
Really, this one hasn't come up for about 20 years.
|
|
But the Leavers did come up with one clear promise.
|
|
And that's how you come up with Mothership Clams Cioppino.
|
|
But it does seem to come up an awful lot.
|
|
Bloomberg did not come up on the call, they added.
|
|
OPEC has said it could come up with other metrics.
|
|
Iran sanctions will also probably come up during your encounters.
|
|
A lot of different issues come up in the show.
|
|
Ms. Nelson has come up with telling bits of counterevidence.
|
|
" Debussy struggled to come up with a successor to "Pelléas.
|
|
Only an organized mind could have come up with it.
|
|
Come up here, you can reach people untouched by violence.
|
|
Trump's tax returns may also come up during the hearing.
|
|
And indeed, those feelings can come up in some situations.
|
|
The two countries rarely come up in the same sentence.
|
|
The plan Alexander has come up with is not perfect.
|
|
But then, in practice, every day, gray areas come up.
|
|
Luckily, one student has come up with the perfect solution.
|
|
I was struggling, trying to come up with something different.
|
|
Come up with a plan to reduce the national debt.
|
|
He's run eight races and this has never come up.
|
|
They don't need to come up with their own ideas.
|
|
But you don't need to come up with eighty grand.
|
|
This year certainly didn't come up short on that front.
|
|
That connection could also come up in Senate conformation hearings.
|
|
And if they don't come up with a Plan B?
|
|
See what you can come up with, personally, about yourself.
|
|
Maybe we will come up with other jobs to do.
|
|
And you come up with some dialogue for these characters.
|
|
If consumers were complaining, it might have come up sooner.
|
|
And where is he going to come up with $25,000?
|
|
BECKY QUICK: --just because valuations have come up so much?
|
|
"We come up and breathe between the phrases," explained Karlsson.
|
|
I DON'T SEE HOW THEY CAN COME UP WITH THAT.
|
|
The door to the vehicle couldn't come up fast enough.
|
|
You will need to come up with the next thing.
|
|
The good news is, this doesn't come up very often.
|
|
History shows that previous repatriation holidays have come up short.
|
|
"Come up here and sit next to me," he said.
|
|
Or do you want to come up with a puzzle?
|
|
What is the biggest counter argument you come up against?
|
|
They're the sorts of things that just come up naturally.
|
|
Did you come up listening to techno or ghetto tech?
|
|
We'd go on and the girls would come up front.
|
|
It's taken 10 years to come up with this version.
|
|
Deep emotions come up for you to examine and heal.
|
|
"That could come up on our radar screen," he said.
|
|
Issues concerning trust and intimacy will come up this evening.
|
|
It's our job as legislators to come up with that.
|
|
Powerful feelings will come up, and things are flowing easily.
|
|
I wasn't able to come up with one extra save.
|
|
Give yourself time to come up with a new strategy.
|
|
Things come up out of the blue and interest me.
|
|
They come up with ideas that no one else does.
|
|
However, Clinton did come up with a win in Nebraska.
|
|
I definitely always knew that was going to come up.
|
|
So how did you come up with the theme song?
|
|
Do you mean literally how did the idea come up?
|
|
Issues with your family or home also come up today.
|
|
In fact, I helped her come up with date ideas.
|
|
How do you come up with ideas for your stories?
|
|
Isn't it amazing what they come up with these days!
|
|
Feelings you've been pushing down will come up for examination.
|
|
If that were done, lights could have probably come up.
|
|
It just happened to come up as we were talking.
|
|
That said, installers have come up with some innovative solutions.
|
|
Can you come up with the question Dr. Smith asked?
|
|
Individual politicians are working to come up with backup plans.
|
|
Come up with strategies that both partners can live with.
|
|
Come up with some positive, catchy phrases for her mantra.
|
|
Was that really the best they could come up with?
|
|
Did you come up with the concept on your own?
|
|
Maybe we have to come up with something wholly original.
|
|
Floods around the city have come up to people's hips.
|
|
Unexpected sensitive emotions will come up for you today, Capricorn.
|
|
Geller said, "we come up to the roof and listen."
|
|
This idea has come up a few times before. Sen.
|
|
She just changes the subject t if politics come up.
|
|
Intense topics come up for you to consider this evening.
|
|
Obviously, we haven't come up with that formula this year.
|
|
The subject of the chancellor appointment did come up, however.
|
|
Read them, and you'll come up with your own recommendations.
|
|
They should be pushed, too, to come up with solutions.
|
|
What will come up in the next round of debates?
|
|
Come up with your own answers to life's ultimate questions!
|
|
Beckham has come up with an alternative nickname for Barkley.
|
|
But he could not come up with a memorable performance.
|
|
How do you come up with your ideas for tweets?
|
|
It'll be interesting to see what they come up with.
|
|
They're saying how do you come up with that decision.
|
|
We've got to come up with a health care outcome.
|
|
To be sure, these concerns could all come up again.
|
|
After a year they come up with a town plan.
|
|
For dealing with emotions that come up: Reflectly, Moodnotes, Jour.
|
|
Then click "Search" and see what you come up with.
|
|
But there was one thing that hadn't come up yet.
|
|
Callimachi: Then they help him come up with a plan.
|
|
You will have to come up with your own moral.
|
|
But he didn't seem able to come up with any.
|
|
The Republicans have finally come up with a tax plan.
|
|
How I could afford this luxury did not come up.
|
|
"I didn't come up w this idea myself," says Holzman.
|
|
They come up with ideas like a skull and crossbones.
|
|
And how did you come up with this exotic term?
|
|
Race and immigration didn't come up nearly as stridently then.
|
|
Ideally, they would come up with new sources of revenue.
|
|
The NDP is addressing issues as they come up individually.
|
|
How do I come up with a personal dressing style?
|
|
The nickname does not come up so much, these days.
|
|
Come up with something that's fresh and true and unexpected.
|
|
You'd probably come up with someone like moderate Montana Gov.
|
|
The dialogue develops, and you come up with a plan.
|
|
Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo did, however, come up short.
|
|
It's often hard to come up with many of them.
|
|
Sometimes that might mean handling them as they come up.
|
|
Still, Hunter's name has come up so often that Sen.
|
|
How did you come up with Jazz as a character?
|
|
It's amazing the conversations that come up when you walk.
|
|
Climate change doesn't come up that much in conversation here.
|
|
It will come up for reauthorization again in six years.
|
|
But when prodded, they come up with decidedly middling assessments.
|
|
Every 20 years, a statue would come up for renewal.
|
|
There are great [Martín] Ramírez drawings that have come up.
|
|
If not, what other solutions can you come up with?
|
|
They could have at least come up and said hi.
|
|
Being a designer, he has come up with a solution.
|
|
It "just doesn't come up in small talk," he said.
|
|
It's ridiculous that we come up against these fiscal cliffs.
|
|
Lee told Sasha that, like her, he'd come up rough.
|
|
Here are some key questions that may come up. 25.
|
|
"We've got to come up with something," Mr. Buttigieg said.
|
|
And so, I decided to come up with my own.
|
|
How often does money, work and social class come up?
|
|
Twenge's conclusions have come up against criticism in the past.
|
|
Ernst may come up with, we'd certainly be open to.
|
|
The Otoe come up in puzzles a lot as well.
|
|
I mean, somebody great is gonna come up, I hope.
|
|
Work those crossings mercilessly, and you'll come up with UTAH.
|
|
No one has really come up with a good way.
|
|
A lot of people from my past have come up.
|
|
A very special Dollface cameo may just come up, too.
|
|
Yet they have not come up with a better plan.
|
|
More questions have come up about his second diagnosis, HLH.
|
|
It's barely come up in the first three primary debates.
|
|
When did you come up with THAT load of crap?
|
|
Some social scientists have come up with more unexpected results.
|
|
We want you to come up with your own ideas.
|
|
However, difficult emotions come up for you to contend with.
|
|
He was unable to come up with a better plan.
|
|
Or come up with a creation that's 100 percent you.
|
|
"I couldn't come up with that," Mr. Piros said. Mrs.
|
|
The same thing will come up in 5G as well.
|
|
It was easier to come up with the plots himself.
|
|
The word immigration did not come up in his speech.
|
|
Could the option come up under your watch as chairman?
|
|
I wouldn't want to come up with a cockamamie adventure.
|
|
Do you come up with the backstory with the bride?
|
|
He needs to come up with a bit more substance.
|
|
But they still haven't come up with a workable replacement.
|
|
Perhaps experts could come up with a reasonable determination here.
|
|
Deep emotions will unexpectedly come up for examination today, Sagittarius.
|
|
We're able to come up with ideas and take liberties.
|
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Isn't that ridiculous, that you can't come up with it?
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How do we come up with a national allocation system?
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When they'd asked a week ago, nothing had come up.
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So how did the government come up with its figures?
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The bill has not yet come up for a vote.
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The only explanation I can come up with is Ronen.
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They might come up with one great idea after another.
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You need to come up and hug these people up.
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How does Wayne even come up with something that complex?
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"We're going to come up with some ideas," Trump said.
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How did you first come up with the Kelly character?
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Or are we going to come up with something better?
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Fiber did come up frequently on the earnings call, however.
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Deep emotions will come up and inspire you to reflect.
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I want to hear the Long Island accent come up.
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It's tragic, isolating choreography — and then the lights come up.
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You come up with these phrases that sum it up.
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And they could not come up with a convincing explanation.
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LG: I'll come up with another tagline for next week.
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And I couldn't come up with anything until Trump won.
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You don't need to come up with a new sketch.
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He didn't come up with an idea and illustrate it.
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This sign can come up in obvious and subtle ways.
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And who knows, maybe he'll come up with one soon!
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But there's one other thing that's consistently come up: alcohol.
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And what are we going to come up with instead?
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He'd have just 90 days to come up with the $300,000, and he'd have to come up with the rest of the money for the much larger tax bill by the next April 15.
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In any case, whatever specific biblical justifications Pruitt can come up with are moderately unimportant compared to the general implication he can come up with one of them for anything he chooses to do.
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Between the constant pressure to come up with perfect responses and the finger cramps you get from swiping, the last thing users want to do is actually come up with a magical date idea.
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If only one idea for every ten that you come up with is good, all it means is that you should be working on a hundred ideas to come up with ten good ones.
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If we can't come up with a theory, or what amounts to the same thing, can't come up with a theory in enough time for us to live our lives, what should we do?
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Ruth Marcus, deputy editorial page editor: Can I ask a question about something that may not come up on the campaign trail very much; it certainly doesn't come up among your rivals that much.
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I certainly think that it's important to keep track of your competitors and know what they're offering and make sure that they didn't come up with some awesome idea that you didn't come up with.
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If you wanted to design a personality type better suited to getting things done, you might come up with James Baker, Robert Gates or Ted Kennedy, but you might also come up with Hillary Clinton.
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"We were trying to come up with a plan," says Leakes.
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How did you come up with the idea for Double Bounce?
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There is no reason Congress cannot come up with the money.
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Even so, Etihad Airways has come up with an intriguing idea.
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That plan will come up for a vote on Jan. 29.
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Granted, it wasn't the first time the issue had come up.
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It doesn't come up overtly but it is certainly still there.
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"It's awesome to see this conversation come up," Mr. Reeves said.
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Probably the base will widen and more players will come up.
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Let's ask him and his lobbyists to come up with ideas.
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I like not having to come up with circuits for myself.
|
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Fans have constantly come up to her asking if she's engaged.
|
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The LME's own warehousing committee has come up with some proposals.
|
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Other Tesla owners come up to me to chat while charging.
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CHAFFETZ: So the Democrats have come up with a new slogan.
|
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The Sephora registry I would have come up with, good heavens!
|
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Are they honest about the feelings that come up for them?
|
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The IAB has come up with its own catchy acronym—D.
|
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It's hard to come up with new ways to praise Crosby.
|
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Sessions' attempts to block the conference, however, would come up short.
|
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Just come up and go, 'Ooh, this is how you felt?
|
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What was it like watching your brother come up in Bane?
|
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George R. R. Martin couldn't come up with something that crazy.
|
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Come up on your toes so you're in a plank position.
|
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She just said, 'Whatever you could come up with, bring it.
|
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One such solution they've come up with is a bit ironic.
|
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That's a window in history that doesn't come up that often.
|
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Any efforts to broker peace will come up against entrenched positions.
|
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It likely will come up again in a session next year.
|
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How do you come up with the pairing of each image?
|
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"And so far we've not come up with anything," he said.
|
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But if proper funds come up I will consider such action.
|
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One issue had come up, was the issue of government subsidies.
|
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When those feelings come up, mothers may judge themselves for it.
|
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They&aposre so tedious, they got come up some ne lingo.
|
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Intense issues concerning sex, intimacy, and finances will come up today.
|
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So far, Musk's come up with Ultimate Boring Machine, the Second.
|
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"I didn't come up here to do no mixing," he explained.
|
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Similar issues have come up with other educational sex-related groups.
|
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Do you come up with these ideas as you're drawing them?
|
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We can't wait to see what they come up with next.
|
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Forecasts have also come up for first-quarter gross domestic product.
|
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How do you come up with the concepts for your menus?
|
|
So did these issues come up in the debate at all?
|
|
Local authorities have come up with various ruses to save money.
|
|
When you're dating, how does the topic of religion come up?
|
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The best I could come up with was a salad bowl.
|
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To come up with a new health system that costs less?
|
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Or, come up with some fiendishly complicated melodies to use instead.
|
|
Two law firms come up again and again in token sales.
|
|
Several firms have come up with ways to make cleaner syngas.
|
|
Expect those links to come up in Mr Tillerson's confirmation hearing.
|
|
It's not like he claimed to have come up with it.
|
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Come up with a great name for your new yacht. 7.
|
|
Trump's too smart to have women come up to his room.
|
|
Some companies have come up short in what they actually disclose.
|
|
The kneeling issue didn't come up Tuesday, the league sources said.
|
|
They come up with some random bits though, like a hammer.
|
|
So, I do think time and distance has come up. Right.
|
|
Their work led them to come up with Storyline, explains Vasili.
|
|
Who knows what else they'll come up with before November 8?
|
|
People come up and talk to me all of the time.
|
|
"Somebody great is going to come up, I hope," he said.
|
|
What I've come up with so far: It might be both.
|
|
When in the process does an idea like that come up?
|
|
Once you tap this, a series of options will come up.
|
|
The date Dr Deméré has come up with is propitious, too.
|
|
Obstacles around cash, or possibly social currency, will come up today.
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for Gender Proud?
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for Wonder Women?
|
|
Like they come up to you like, 'Hey, how you doing?
|
|
High-passion fans often come up with ideas for improving products.
|
|
And these teams are empowered to come up with new things.
|
|
It will come up again at the end of the month!
|
|
It's a technique for us to come up with new ideas.
|
|
So I'm going to come up with the best way forward.
|
|
People still come up and yell at her in the streets.
|
|
Surprising emotions come up, and you need to sit with them.
|
|
In a certain way I did this — Reince, come up here.
|
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When they come up with something good, we'll invest in it.
|
|
We've come up with the ten tips ahead to prove it.
|
|
Issues around sex and intimacy will come up today for examination.
|
|
We're working together to come up with idea for the film.
|
|
"I didn't actually come up with the groups," notes von Furstenburg.
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for the book?
|
|
" "You don't have to come up with crazy s— to say.
|
|
Some deep emotions will come up for you to work with.
|
|
They couldn't come up with an easy explanation for it either.
|
|
Weeks later, it still has not come up for a vote.
|
|
"This government needs to come up with new enemies," he says.
|
|
Either way, can we please come up with some better metaphors?
|
|
He is relaxed and confident, except when two topics come up.
|
|
The CAFE rules come up for a scheduled review in 2018.
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for your Instagram?
|
|
The question is, what do you come up with your algorithms?
|
|
Come up with a message because you don&apost have one.
|
|
Confrontations about value or worth are likely to come up today.
|
|
ALTMIRE: I wouldn&apost say they have come up with nothing.
|
|
Where did you come up with that dream, just the idea?
|
|
"You could come up for a little mosh pit!" she said.
|
|
Startups and OEMs are scrambling to come up with the solution.
|
|
We don't come up with stories that allow us to innovate.
|
|
Now, articles that explain the dangers of normalizing surgery come up.
|
|
"It may have come up from time to time," Page said.
|
|
Still, researchers have already come up with tools to combat bots.
|
|
They also tend to come up with inadequate solutions to them.
|
|
Obstacles around communication will come up today, but tonight's super chill.
|
|
How does Rihanna come up with the names of the products?
|
|
Stoddard testified that the video had come up during Harris's interrogation.
|
|
It will be awhile before this has to come up again.
|
|
Officials in Kansas City have come up with a better idea.
|
|
Especially when those "after" images and ads come up mid-scroll.
|
|
Even Phoebe Waller-Bridge couldn't come up with a better cameo.
|
|
The source told Fox News that Russia did not come up.
|
|
The update lets the drivers come up with even wilder tricks.
|
|
Here are a few (probably misguided) predictions I've come up with.
|
|
Why don't you come up here and give me a hand.
|
|
It wouldn't be too hard to come up with 20 more.
|
|
Whenever I come up to SF, I usually stay with her.
|
|
Behavioral scholars have come up with reasons annuities aren't highly regarded.
|
|
I will be hyped if they come up a little bit.
|
|
How did you come up with the concept for the video?
|
|
And you might be surprised what you can come up with.
|
|
And, oh Dark Lord, have they come up with some doozies.
|
|
Energy policy has come up only intermittently during the 2016 campaign.
|
|
"The BOE might come up with some supportive measures," he said.
|
|
He wants to come up with the backstory of the character.
|
|
Several members of the Gallagher tribe are on the come-up.
|
|
She didn't come up with stories to explain what was happening.
|
|
This has never come up in any of our discussions whatsoever.
|
|
Where did you come up with the voice for Pete's dad?
|
|
But it was nothing that hadn't come up with previous presidents.
|
|
But boy is it hard to come up with good ones.
|
|
Some unexpected, deep emotions will come up for examination this evening.
|
|
But to Melvin, the diminutive reliever has certainly come up big.
|
|
Did it not come up when his team searched Google News?
|
|
I didn't have to come up with full songs at rehearsals.
|
|
Now it's up to governments to come up with a plan.
|
|
"Self-esteem issues can come up around that," Dr. Fleming says.
|
|
Still others come up with more innovative tools — namely, their breasts.
|
|
The topic likely will come up, one way or the other.
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for Close Friends?
|
|
Burr said afterward that Comey's firing did not specifically come up.
|
|
How did you come up with the name for the book?
|
|
This is something a comic book supervillain would come up with.
|
|
But it would make sense for the platform to come up.
|
|
People come up with this stuff because it fits their narrative.
|
|
Tell me, how did you come up with this amazing concept?
|
|
I won't pretend there aren't cultural differences that don't come up.
|
|
One entrepreneur has come up with one way: Artificial intelligence (AI).
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for Arctic Fox?
|
|
Complicated emotions will come up for you to work with, too.
|
|
Falzone seized the opportunity to come up with a business venture.
|
|
He's also come up with a name for his new hobby.
|
|
Only a demented mind could come up with such false accusations.
|
|
But production wasn't Rizk's only contribution to Power Trip's come-up.
|
|
How'd you come up with the idea of just the groves?
|
|
Neither of us could really come up with a good answer.
|
|
We can't wait to see what you all come up with.
|
|
A lot of these dudes are planning their next come up.
|
|
Productive conversations about commitment and responsibility will come up this evening.
|
|
During this time, questions about abuse of power will come up.
|
|
It just hasn't come up in a real-world way yet.
|
|
Intense feelings come up early today, Pisces—especially about your friendships.
|
|
Unless it never did come up, because it isn't actually there.
|
|
So Rubio has come up with a counterargument: Obama was untested.
|
|
She invited employees to come up and share their own stories.
|
|
Feelings around safety and security will come up for examination today.
|
|
Issues with excess will come up for you to deal with.
|
|
Perhaps the Chamber needs to come up with a new hashtag.
|
|
LN: How did you come up with the $8 trillion estimate?
|
|
Noisey: How did you come up with the name The Donnas?
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for IoT Vaidya?
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for your installation?
|
|
"We just haven't come up with the titles yet," he said.
|
|
It ordered Google to come up with a solution by Aug.
|
|
But her more ambitious plan is guaranteed to come up short.
|
|
It does come up, especially when there are issues before launch.
|
|
Issues around intimacy and trust will come up for examination today.
|
|
Are things going to come up with a guy like this?
|
|
It didn't take very long to come up with the plot.
|
|
It's always tough on the body when you come up here.
|
|
Benghazi is going to come up, and all Slick Willy's infidelities.
|
|
Deep conversations about worth and "fitting in" will come up tonight.
|
|
How do you come up with content that keep people interested?
|
|
Shouldn't Google come up with it first – without being forced to?
|
|
"There are some peripheral things that have come up," said Rep.
|
|
" Rhiannon Sawyer says: "New names come up for the same crime.
|
|
It's difficult to come up with a good rationale for this.
|
|
Intense conversations come up in your relationships tonight; secrets are revealed.
|
|
Ganz described more "diffused" feelings of anxiety that have come up.
|
|
AlphaStar can only ever come up with new StarCraft II strategies.
|
|
Its charge is to come up with a better budget process.
|
|
THIS MORNING IT'S HARD TO COME UP WITH WHY IT'S HAPPENING.
|
|
These panels can come up with procedures to thwart Mr. Trump.
|
|
Redemption: I suppose that's what she must come up with -- again.
|
|
There's gotta be Turk 2, somebody to come up behind him.
|
|
I always come up with one and then I forget them.
|
|
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's iconic wristwatch will come up for auction Wednesday.
|
|
Who knew kids could come up with funnier jokes than adults?
|
|
He can come up with his own version of March Madness.
|
|
It's a scary year to come up in the comparative analysis.
|
|
Lawmakers are working to come up with one tax reform bill.
|
|
Young Flames come up big in win over Coyotes GLENDALE, Ariz.
|
|
The use of translation tools has come up in other contexts.
|
|
NOW, THEY'LL COME UP WITH A LOT OF ARGUMENTS, THEY HAVEN'T.
|
|
We challenge Mr. Bruni to come up with a better measurement.
|
|
Depending on that, we will come up with some considered solutions.
|
|
She was trying to come up with a good-enough filter.
|
|
We need to come up with a succession plan right away.
|
|
How did you come up with your voice for "Café Society"?
|
|
Lawmakers have until early 2018 to come up with an agreement.
|
|
Rmax: Don't come up with, like, queen of jacks or something.
|
|
The move forced the administration to come up with a compromise.
|
|
He spent two years ... and he's come up with his report.
|
|
It will be interesting to see what they come up with.
|
|
Then come up with a plan for tackling your existing debt.
|
|
He loves to come up with a variety in his game.
|
|
The topic did not come up during Tuesday night's debate. Sen.
|
|
He's talking about privacy concerns that have come up regarding Alexa.
|
|
They come up to me on the street all the time.
|
|
Let's assume that you are going to come up waaay short.
|
|
Allow things to come up and be open to new ideas.
|
|
I know the company can come up with something better-looking.
|
|
It's also come up in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation. 3.
|
|
Perhaps those subjects will come up in a Wednesday tweet storm.
|
|
Franken's resignation as it's come up in the 2020 campaign: pic.twitter.
|
|
But here are the four broad categories that come up most.
|
|
However, Rally Rd has come up with a middle-ground solution.
|
|
They are going to come up with a two state solution.
|
|
The bees will wait for you to come up for air.
|
|
Let's hope Trump doesn't come up with that last idea himself.
|
|
Financial issues involving other people will also come up for discussion.
|
|
That rivalry is likely to come up in the meeting, too.
|
|
Here are a few topics you can expect to come up.
|
|
Thankfully, an Etsy engineer has come up with a great solution.
|
|
It wasn't really in-depth yet, but weight didn't come up.
|
|
We can't wait to see what you come up with next.
|
|
And we can't come up with new rules every two years.
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for the protest?
|
|
If you come up too fast, the gas turns into bubbles.
|
|
Asking myself where the lie is, I come up empty-handed.
|
|
Some drama will come up in your social life today, Gemini.
|
|
But Condra didn't come up with the concept for matching players.
|
|
Unexpected shifts around taxes, debts, or even inheritances may come up.
|
|
You'll come up with some creative ideas around work this afternoon!
|
|
Feelings around commitment will come up for you to work with.
|
|
Bottom line: It took five days to come up with this?
|
|
How'd you come up with the conceit behind the Salvia videos?
|
|
How did you come up with the idea of using cockroaches?
|
|
If they can come up with something better, I'm for it.
|
|
Did you try to buy a ticket and come up empty?
|
|
Sometimes people will come up to me after the screening, crying.
|
|
So you have to come up with a healthy tech diet.
|
|
Issues concerning intimacy will come up for you to work with.
|
|
Confusion will come up in your partnerships, so proceed with gentleness.
|
|
We can't wait to see what you all come up with.
|
|
Intense emotions come up for discussion as Mercury retrograde meets Neptune.
|
|
It's even harder to balance when you're on the come up.
|
|
An awkward conversation may come up earlier today, but you'll deal.
|
|
Similar issues will come up now, but you're older and wiser.
|
|
Yes, you can be pretty sure drug prices will come up.
|
|
One person doesn't have to come up with all the ideas.
|
|
Financial issues, and wondering if you fit in, come up today.
|
|
Tucker, a full-time student, had to come up with $2101,000.
|
|
The Oscars did come up during our conversation, if only obliquely.
|
|
Issues around self-worth will come up for healing this evening.
|
|
I like to let people come up with their own answers.
|
|
Issues concerning intimacy or shared resources will come up for consideration.
|
|
Deep emotions come up for you to work with tonight, Aquarius.
|
|
A deranged hitchhiker says he's come up with a brilliant plan.
|
|
Feminist themes come up a lot in your more recent music.
|
|
Get creative together, and come up with alternative ways of participation.
|
|
It took two former Googlers to come up with something better.
|
|
But the company has come up against a host of challenges.
|
|
He even demanded that Australians come up with a new design.
|
|
Nobody would come up with new ideas that shape the future.
|
|
I didn't come up with a conclusion after reporting this story.
|
|
Come up with theme days to inject a sense of fun.
|
|
They have to solve problems and come up with creative incentives.
|
|
They make me consider how people come up with new ideas.
|
|
I recommend you come up with a system of your own.
|
|
That is all I could come up with at the moment.
|
|
It had come up in a source's book group in Boston.
|
|
By the time I come up for air, Shabbat is over.
|
|
If I'd come up with other solutions, I'd have done them.
|
|
It always come up around the end of summer for me.
|
|
And then I try to come up with some interesting pairings.
|
|
The rumination of Francis Fukuyama, the scholar, has come up repeatedly.
|
|
And that's when the whole ramen thing started to come up.
|
|
We need you to come up with fresher and better ideas.
|
|
Maybe another state can come up with sadomasochism in the sauna.
|
|
JL: Ah, you want me to come up with somebody new?
|
|
Power struggles come up this morning—are you being too controlling?
|
|
Her turn had come up, and a family unit was available.
|
|
Illuminating conversations about deep and philosophical issues come up this evening.
|
|
So why didn't the opioid epidemic come up at the debates?
|
|
Only Ye could come up with a marketing campaign this nuanced.
|
|
How did you come up with the idea for the vacuum?
|
|
Yet it was not the first time this had come up.
|
|
They've come up with their own solution — a rival book fair.
|
|
I know gun control has recently come up in your state.
|
|
You could come up with some stuff that nobody could wear.
|
|
One would come up, and you'd lose it on the floor.
|
|
Dr. Korablev said that readings since have also come up empty.
|
|
I also come up with a new post for my Instagram.
|
|
Tension around money owed, emotional debts, and intimacy will come up.
|
|
The CAFE rules come up for a scheduled review in 993.
|
|
This could also help scientists come up with a vaccine faster.
|
|
"We'll come up with something that gives them an opera season."
|
|
Yet companies continue to come up with ideas to financialize art.
|
|
A small rescue boat had come up the driveway, offering help.
|
|
He would come up, and I'd be working on the dollhouse.
|
|
How do you come up with ideas for new interactive maps?
|
|
How did you get Smudge and come up with his name?
|
|
Maybe there are some, but I can't come up with any.
|
|
She did not come up with the idea on her own.
|
|
The question is, how do you come up with the answer?
|
|
"Water used to come up on donkeys with barrels," he says.
|
|
I think we've come up with a fun and interesting challenge.
|
|
Rui Patricio is OK, and Portugal come up for another attack.
|
|
Come up with that wish list by weighing your priorities carefully.
|
|
London thinks she can come up with a more scientific answer.
|
|
Now, an American startup has come up with its own plan.
|
|
Do the same themes come up in your sessions with him?
|
|
Come up with your solutions and we're happy to finance that.
|
|
It could come up for a vote as early as Wednesday.
|
|
She used to come up to us and tell us moves.
|
|
I wish we could've come up with a win for him.
|
|
We devote a few minutes to come up with some answers.
|
|
"I wish they'd never come up with that phrase," he said.
|
|
First, come up with a password that is difficult to crack.
|
|
But Lazarus didn't come up with all these impressive tricks itself.
|
|
MLM: What happens is that some families come up with solutions.
|
|
Is there anything you'd like to add that didn't come up?
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Within a week, Mr. Evans had come up with a plan.
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My adult mind could never have come up with this story.
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Yes. But I'll let them come up with their own strategy.
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Can&apost wait to see what meals you come up with.
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What thoughts, feelings and memories come up when you smell it?
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How is possible that two guys could come up with Flo?
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Then, come up with a plan to put them into action.
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The deadline to come up with a plan is fast approaching.
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Nobody had bothered to come up with a good racial slur!
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They come up here and they think it's a controlled environment.
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Then, come up with your own predictions for the next year.
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Bankruptcy judges cannot caucus and come up with a common policy.
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We weren't the first to come up with this, of course.
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"Back in North Carolina, I hear immigration come up," Tillis said.
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Liberian entrepreneur Mahmud Johnson has come up with a possible solution.
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"You will come up against a brick wall," she was told.
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"Nobody's come up with a good name for it," he said.
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It's one of several strategies that come up again and again.
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They also had to come up with a solution for practice.
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Gizmodo: How do you come up with the most ridiculous solutions?
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Try to come up with every possible reason for the failure.
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Student loans can make it hard to come up for air.
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Other topics will come up too, depending on Mr. Trump's whims.
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You don&apost have time to come up with new ideas.
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And it's hardly come up as an issue in the debates.
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O'Leary could hardly come up with the words to describe it.
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However, Canada has vowed to come up with its own countermeasures.
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Coins come up a lot, as do bees and petty theft.
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So why hasn't the opioid epidemic come up at the debates?
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Computers often dispassionately come up with different selections than humans do.
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But if you come up with one, that would be great.
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In fact, it'll come up twice in the next two months.
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We need to come up with a new name for it.
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" Elizabeth Warren: "I think Pocahontas has come up from the embers.
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"We address things that come up every single day," Psaki said.
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She's even come up with a name for it: technological sovereignty.
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Instead, she spent months trying to come up with her own.
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All Republicans have to do is come up with a plan.
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They've come up with their own solution: a rival book fair.
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How, for example, did you come up with Cormoran Strike's name?
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You really do big lows and then you just come up.
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"And I'm confident they will come up with the right conclusion."
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Yes, though we had struggled to come up with a title.
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How do you come up with the arrangements on the walls?
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Beller had only a week to come up with a design.
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That being said, come up with a plan before buying anything.
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Her second novel, "On the Come Up," is at No. 3.
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Or, come up with your own tale inspired by the photo.
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Successive votes had come up short of the required absolute majority.
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How did you come up with that kind of ... Oh, no.
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Communicating about romance, creativity, or even children will come up, too.
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Then he seemingly tries to vomit, but nothing will come up.
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The best analogy I can come up with is an orchestra.
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Powerful emotions around these themes come up for you this evening.
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You've already come up with like five viral merch ideas here.
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So, I used to come up to Philadelphia all the time.
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It's better to let it come up and sit with it.
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"Let's not come up with something that doesn't fix the problem."
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Those who remain have come up with a list of demands.
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I remember I could come up with ideas ... Right, for programs.
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We're guessing the subject of stationary bikes will come up soon.
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Yes, Apple is going to come up with some stuff first.
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And then, some people just have personal problems that come up.
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But when questions did come up, candidates' answers often lacked substance.
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But first she had to come up with the right words.
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It just doesn't come up that much in general for me.
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First, we come up with the world we want to create.
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An issue about a possession is also likely to come up.
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He's never really said -- I mean, we only come up here, it's a cabin, so we only come up here periodically, but he's never been friendly or talked to me, and we've been here four years.
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The ones who ignore Halloween because we can never come up with a cool costume, or the ones who managed to come up with good ideas years ago and are aware that lightning will not strike twice.
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"It would be hard to even come up with a plausible reason why North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would be willing to negotiate in good faith and come up with a deal after this," Davis said.
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Before you read the article, come up with at least one reason why animal welfare advocates might object to that — and then come up with at least one way the owners of the mall might defend themselves.
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And yet they're also smart enough to understand that almost all organizing principles that humans come up with, be they political, social, or religious, are prone to error because, well, it's humans who come up with them.
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"The next Avengers comes along and we've got to come up with three more Iron Mans," Wilkinson says, explaining the company will study movie scenes closely to come up with new poses, costumes, and scenarios for figurines.
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And then, when vaginas do come up, they are treated with disdain.
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Something had come up in their security clearance, Waseem recalled being told.
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The same questions come up when you look at the data itself.
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You know like, people come up to me like maaan, that's right!
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"It's difficult to come up with a dictionary definition," Dr. McDermott said.
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People come up all the time: 'Are you sure that's your mom?
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When you get those kind of opportunities, sometimes you come up big.
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More rants and anti-Semitic vitriol from white supremacist sites come up.
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I didn't come up with the extra saves we needed to win.
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And they had to come up with different ways to discipline us.
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Things come up in your schedule, and cancellations are a necessary inconvenience.
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"So that's why I decided to come up and speak," he said.
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We want to come up with creative solutions to make it work.
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The issue of pricing often seems to come up with Black designers.
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Facebook just borrows and borrows and doesn't come up with anything fresh.
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But he couldn't seem to come up with much more than that.
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" He continues, "Immigrant families, they can't come up with a high bond.
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How did you come up with the title for your EP, Visions?
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But they were struggling to come up with $36,000 in adoption fees.
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One question will be answered but a new question will come up.
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"Anyone should expect these to come up in an interview," Wolfe said.
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No discharge petition may come up that late in a Congressional session.
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Another case is going to have to come up through the court.
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We have to come up with rules on how to share space.
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Where did you come up with the title Land of Black Milk?
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There are many emotions when you come up short of your goal.
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For vegetarian Trump haters, we'll have to come up with something else.
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Both locals and foreigners have gamely tried to come up with answers.
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Come up too close and Adams rolls free for a pocket pass.
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Trump's opposition to the merger did not come up during opening statements.
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Emily: We come up with our ideas collaboratively, and then we brainstorm.
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People don't come up to him, kids don't believe in him. Nothing.
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Brothers John and Will Ackerly think they've come up with a solution.
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Serious topics come up for conversation later on as Mercury enters Capricorn.
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How did they come up with the idea for Die With Me?
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Refinery29: How did you first come up with the concept for Poosh?
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Anecdotally, though, it's an issue that's come up repeatedly in my reporting.
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It's not easy to come up with a solid answer to this.
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How did you come up with the concept for the #MirandaSolidarity tote?
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As a coach, I don't know when they're going to come up.
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White House officials later said the subject did not come up extensively.
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The spaetzle will come up to the surface a few seconds later.
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He can't come up with a solution, though, and neither can we.
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That source said Kaepernick did not come up in those early conversations.
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We're on our toes to hear what they come up with next.
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Finally, legislators scramble to come up with laws to fix the problem.
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Conversations about your home or your family will come up this afternoon.
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Refinery29: How did you come up with the premise for the movie?
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Facebook didn't bother to come up with a different name for it.
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Now Airbus has come up with a potential solution to this problem.
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That shows a lot when you come up and face this crowd.
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An idea will come up—and immediately people are responding to it.
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She said look, this list was come up with two years ago.
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Physicists are able to come up with things that surprise the mathematicians.
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Other electric and hybrid vehicle manufacturers have come up with sounds, too.
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It gave lawmakers two years to come up with a replacement plan.
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Though some of those things do come up organically over the weekend.
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As a result, states have been scrambling to come up with alternatives.
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Unfortunately, the solution they've come up with appears to be deeply flawed.
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"Her being born in American Samoa will certainly come up," he said.
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That's when they allegedly hatched plans to come up with the story.
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Now Niantic has allegedly come up with a unique form of punishment.
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So that's all to say that those conversations come up a lot.
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I'm bitterly disappointed that they couldn't come up with a better plan.
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The issue of Manafort's release did not come up during Wednesday's hearing.
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Bolton's name has come up a bunch in the testimony so far.
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Restaurant owners balked: How would they come up with the extra wages?
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Kids will love to come up with wacky ideas for future games.
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Howard Dean (D) in 85033 — have come up short in the end.
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I'm going to show how I'd come up with a ballpark estimate.
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Nor do people so often come up with puns on the spot.
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Brilliant ideas that'll help you be more productive will come up today.
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I always let chat come up with things like names for characters.
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You have to find ways to solve problems as they come up.
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We're all going to sit around and come up with some ideas.
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Since I mainly focus on music, I don't come up with concepts.
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New estimates suggest revenues in May will have come up short again.
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But some underwriters are starting to come up with more suitable policies.
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Plug those numbers into the calculator, and you come up with 27.9.
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Here's how producers come up with those dates in the first place.
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She should come up, introduce herself to me, say, 'Here's my opinion.
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He's not on the show anymore, so maybe it'll come up again.
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I would much rather them come up and ask for a photo.
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Their literal job is to come up with witty puns and punchlines.
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It's at least the 14th time she's come up on this show.
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A window will come up showing where your account has been accessed.
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The race is on to come up with safer, more satisfying offerings.
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We sent it to different companies to come up with a treatment.
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When the poop scene does come up, it's often as an aside.
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Complicated financial issues like taxes, debts, and inheritances will also come up.
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The moment we come up with great ideas, we work with engineers.
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FRESHeTECH has come up with a way to arrive at a compromise.
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It'll be a while before this even has to come up again.
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Stuff is going to come up that you don't know anything about.
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Assuming a 10% down payment, you'll need to come up with $35,000.
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"They have come up with more cash," said a finance ministry source.
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Dudes would come up to me and telling me what they're doing.
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It's working to make sure that similar issues don't come up again.
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After careful analysis of the photos, I've come up with some theories.
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Pizarro agrees that it's impossible to come up with a definitive list.
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To push each other and come up with new ideas each time.
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It's understandable that it's difficult to come up with a precise definition.
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Refinery29: How did you come up with the theme for the video?
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But America's president, Donald Trump, has come up with a different explanation.
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Although several people have come up with possible monikers, she remains unnamed.
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And, of course, a new case could come up at any time.
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Clearly it's intending platforms to have to come up with relevant methodologies.
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You constantly have to come up with new strategies to solve them.
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There are loads of others, who've come up since about 2015, 2016.
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I was trying to come up with my own version of John.
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That lead the researchers to come up with their sticky gripper devices.
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What kind of research did you do to come up with these?
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Trump's name did come up during the meeting, according to Sports Illustrated.
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That being said, the topic of Fox's Grease Live did come up.
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There have been some changes in how you come up with funding.
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It's easy to come up with excuses and justify not getting started.
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Hopefully, there'll be enough time to come up with a better name.
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Themes around sex, intimacy, and sharing money are likely to come up.
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FOWLER: I don&apost know how you come up with this stuff.
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It's now time to come up with that Plan B, and fast.
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"He would always come up and give me a kiss," she says.
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Firms that come up with ideas often see rivals reap the benefit.
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Musk certainly isn't the first person to come up with the argument.
|
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So where the hell did the president come up with that idea?
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Once, we had these four beautiful ladies come up from North Carolina.
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Whenever this has come up, the two of them have talked directly.
|
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As I come up a hill, I spot a relatively intact building.
|
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If you touch the phone icon, a numerical keypad will come up.
|
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Why did we come up with the 27-year-old age limit?
|
|
The risk is not just that Mr. Haque will come up short.
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Why it matters: Flights could come up during next week's Democratic debates.
|
|
What's it like having people come up to you all the time?
|
|
Africa's new states The issue has come up again in recent times.
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Q: How did you come up with the idea for the film?
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That's maybe the shortest and best definition I've ever come up with.
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The trouble is that they haven't come up with a viable alternative.
|
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They come up with a really strong concept before I even start.
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Everything I come up with myself has been seven minutes and below.
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Come up with strong answers to both those questions ahead of time.
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If it's the latter, it's time to come up with a compromise.
|
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So the question is: How did he come up with this recipe?
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But when tech talent moves they come up against a problem: Language.
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They did not even bother to come up with good reasons why.
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My parents are divorced, which may have come up at some point.
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Also likely to come up is Manchin's 2013 proposal with Republican Sen.
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Both countries have until early March to come up with a deal.
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However, watch out for some sensitive issues that come up this afternoon.
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Complex issues concerning money come up; don't sign any documents just yet.
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Our take: Questions about conflicts of interest come up under any administration.
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In the past seven or eight years it's come up a lot.
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I remember seeing through tears his name come up on your phone.
|
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Many years ago, I watched a pregnancy test unexpectedly come up positive.
|
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Plus, expect hacking to come up during NATO meetings tomorrow in Brussels.
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Obstacles will come up this morning, but things will ease up tonight.
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We may come up with some new music on the tour bus.
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Which is why I&aposve come up with a great new product.
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"Issues come up all the time," says Verified Voting president Marian Schneider.
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Just remember to come up for air every once in a while.
|
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Newsom said his staff asked him to come up with the plan.
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Smarter wasn't the only one to come up with the idea, though.
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Sometimes I come up with crazy ideas and it just won't work.
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Come up with the person who most impacted your life, she said.
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She needs to come up with a better answer about these transcripts.
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Confusing emotions come up, but it's time for a change in perspective.
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Today, 21980 different people come up to me – and gave me fuel.
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We need to [take it apart] and come up with something better.
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It's hard to come up with a Bravo show I don't love.
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Its best to let it come up to room temp before serving.
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Halfway to his flat, he asked if I wanted to come up.
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"We're suspicious that they're never going to come up with anything."Sen.
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Sensitive issues you rarely face head on will come up for examination.
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I tried to backhand it and just couldn't come up with it.
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You will come up with new, brilliant ways to handle your business.
|
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There are only so many craft projects she can come up with.
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Appalachia can be an unforgiving place to come up in this world.
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Discussions about commitment in your love life will also come up, Virgo.
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The terms I come up with, it could be anything this year.
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And it didn't take long for his former fisticuffs to come up.
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Why did the IPO come up a bit short of your expectations?
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I hadn't come up with strategies to deal with [any of] that.
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If no problems come up, a person can get into Uber's system.
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How did you come up with the concept of the Trash tee?
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Finally, come up with a strategy to explain it to you boss.
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Germany's Roth begged the U.K. to come up with a concrete plan.
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To come up with this ranking, car insurance comparison-shopping website Insurance.
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Powerful emotions come up for you, so take time alone to process.
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Power struggles will definitely come up, and manipulative tactics will be employed.
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Leave time and budget for correcting issues that come up during testing.
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Topics around your home and family will also come up for examination.
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And Republicans have still not come up with a detailed replacement plan.
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Surprising feelings will come up for you to address this morning, Virgo.
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"You never know what's going to come up the street," he said.
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The most likely explanation researchers have come up with is supernovae explosions.
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I think Alcoa is cheap, aluminum has come up a little bit.
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