Come up on your toes into your strong, solid plank.
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Clinton's Methodism has seldom come up on the campaign trail.
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Bloomberg did not come up on the call, they added.
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"That could come up on our radar screen," he said.
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Come up on your toes so you're in a plank position.
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"Water used to come up on donkeys with barrels," he says.
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It's at least the 14th time she's come up on this show.
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I remember seeing through tears his name come up on your phone.
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If so, they don't come up on that test with the camel.
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The subject has even come up on the company's internal Q&A board.
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One would think that might have come up on Tuesday but, apparently not.
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But the topic didn't come up on Thursday's conference call, a lawmaker said.
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What I'm watching: How these legal fights come up on the campaign trail.
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Be prepared for anything that might come up on a long plane ride.
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I mean we've seen the list of just what's come up on this stage.
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This isn't the first time rumors about Michael's sexuality have come up on RHOP.
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The issue will most likely come up on Wednesday at the final presidential debate.
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In the middle of nowhere, we come up on this black bag of rubbish.
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The Irish say they don't expect the Doonbeg issue to come up on Thursday.
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Here are the four emails most likely to come up on Wednesday night. 22019.
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How that experience would transfer to infrastructure didn't come up on Thursday, but Sen.
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"'Prince, if you're here, I dare you to come up on stage,' " Fallon recalled saying.
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Legal challenges to the Trump administration have regularly come up on the DC Circuit's docket.
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The topic of social media and safety has come up on her family's popular E!
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Here's what will come up on the app: Make new friends on your next ride.
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Once Adams has her lines down, she gestures to Aviana to come up on stage.
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A brownstone, part of an estate sale, had come up on Mr. Solomon's favorite block.
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Employers can address criminal convictions that come up on background checks, especially if they're job related.
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But as new technologies come up on us I think cities have been consistently flat-footed.
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The Bernie hard-liners wouldn't even let the poor guy's name come up on Monday night.
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Few drivers who come up on dirt tracks ever ascend to the asphalt glory of Nascar.
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Thus allowing the curtain to come up on Act II: the youthquake part of the collection.
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"Folks have to come up on a pedestrian level," said Art Bond, principal of Bond Architects.
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A lot of it's through searching similar accounts, or stuff will come up on the explorer page.
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"It's not every day you see a humpback whale come up on the beach," Encinitas Lifeguard Capt.
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"Things come up on occasion, but if it becomes a regular pattern that's a problem," Perry said.
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Though occasional downtown apartments come up on Airbnb, most rentals tend to cluster in more residential neighborhoods.
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The "caravan" didn't come up on CNN or MSNBC or any of the broadcast network morning shows.
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Before the tip, "this gentleman had never come up on our radar," Ricketson said in the news conference.
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Rubio's joke was not the first time aliens have come up on the 2016 trail this week alone.
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I&aposve actually come up on-- (CROSSTALK) DONALD TRUMP, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Give it to me.
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In contrast, the Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba has come up on just five calls, according to FactSet.
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If Pariser was one step ahead of us, it was because he'd come up on the digital front lines.
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When Masvidal dropped to his knees, Maia would come up on the single and suddenly find success with it.
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"Having a good practice gives you confidence — all of those things are going come up on Sunday," he said.
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But how many, if any, will be allowed to come up on the floor for a vote remains unclear.
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The subject didn't come up on the air, and it was the last time he appeared on the network.
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" Trump said the G7 summit did not come up on the call, saying it is "still a ways off.
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Questions about Mr. Tillerson's compensation may come up on Wednesday at his hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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What's the state of that at Avalanche, especially as you come up on a game that's coming out next year.
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During the performance, he was tapped by an actor to come up on stage and be part of a routine.
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The content will come up on users' home feed if they follow the brand or by visiting the brand's profile.
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Cornyn added that the rules change could come up on the floor within weeks, but caveated that discussions were ongoing.
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And no matter what happens next to these migrants, their caravan is likely to come up on the campaign trail.
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And I assure you that the people that come up on this stage tonight sacrificed everything just to get up here.
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I saw it come up on Twitter while I was over at East High School here in Madison giving a talk.
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There's the main interface that comes up on your computer, but the same collection of stuff will come up on mobile.
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President Donald Trump's name has come up on just 17 calls, the word "death" 13 times and the word "taxes" 133.
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Vettel and Ferrari team mate Charles Leclerc said the chequered flag signal had not come up on their steering wheel displays.
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What will come up on these denuded hills will be less homogeneous, he said, and more resilient for a new climate.
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Mr. Jähn and Mr. Bykovsky returned to Earth on the Soyuz 29, the spacecraft the other crew had come up on.
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Then they asked her to come up on stage, where one deputy ceremoniously unveiled a picture of a new Nissan Versa.
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I think most of us will watch the sun come up on the way home on the drive back from the airport.
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More often though you will see grapplers using the opponent's reaction to a calf slicer attempt to come up on the back.
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You'll see a list of potential matches come up on screen, which is helpful if you're not sure how to spell something.
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This meant that even da Silva could time his level changes to snatch up up Saki's hips and come up on underhooks.
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A number of Bachelor and Bachelorette alums regularly tweet about Trump, but his name has yet to come up on the show.
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In fact, it was confusing enough that referees and organizers had to come up on stage to sort out the procedural niceties.
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During the Q&A portion of the Mars announcement, one woman asked if she could come up on stage and kiss Musk.
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Moody conversations about how to share fairly will come up on Sunday afternoon, as love planet Venus clashes with power planet Pluto.
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And like many other rural counties in America, it has also come up on hard economic times, opioid addiction, and high crime.
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When the guys come up on the course in the final stages — to check fairways or cut back roughs — everything is discussed.
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This question may come up on Thursday, when Mr. Clayton, the S.E.C. chairman, is scheduled to testify before the Senate banking committee.
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The top leaders did not discuss the South China Sea dispute, but the topic will likely come up on Sunday, Werachon added.
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Venezuela did not come up on either night of the debates in Miami, though candidates were asked about both immigration and foreign policy.
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Here are five thorny issues that could come up on Thanksgiving Day and how you and your family could find common ground: 1.
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"He's very smart about when to come up on a guy, when to step back," New York Knicks head coach Jeff Hornacek said.
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If someone invites you to a group FaceTime call, a notification that looks like an iMessage will come up on your lock screen.
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AdBlocker and Adblock Plus: These do what they set out to do: block pop-ups and other ads that come up on websites.
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In the startup circles in the Valley and New York City that I hang out in, paternity leave has come up on numerous occasions.
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This election season, we've seen how the fashion choices of public figures can address larger, tangential issues that have come up on the trail.
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"You're doing 55 miles an hour and you come up on a buggy, you only have a few seconds to react," said Sheriff Spike.
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One topic that may come up on Saturday's call is the fate of Austin Tice, a freelance journalist who disappeared in Syria in 2012.
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"Once we saw [Davis Jr.'s] name come up on the TV screen from the news channel we were watching, we were all very shocked."
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Clicking on target points lets the robot navigate around on its own, with sensors helping to avoid obstacles that may come up on its path.
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The timing of Rosenstein's decision to tap Mueller will surely come up on Thursday and whether Rosenstein consulted the White House before making his decision.
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More than 20 results come up on Kickstarter when you search "reusable straw," most pitched as the "final" product to solve the plastic straw problem.
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"In this situation, Bryan Price did not come up on the top step," the crew chief Bill Miller told a pool reporter after the game.
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With some hints from the audience, Gates was able to adjust his responses and come up on the right side of a few other products.
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HB: Speaking of shouting the loudest, can we expect Trump to come up on the stand and give his best, I ordered the code red?
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"So what they would do is build the tunnel, hit the drainage system, and then use that drainage system to come up on the US side."
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I'll tell you the conversations that did not come up on "Antibirth" or "The Intervention" or "Orange Is the New Black": Does everybody look pretty enough?
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The topic of Pompeo's possible political ambitions did not come up on Monday night but everyone was talking about them after he departed, explained one attendee.
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"At the end of the evening, he was exhausted, and I said to myself, 'Please, please, please don't ask him to come up on stage,' " he said.
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The M200 doesn't have voice control, so it won't literally speak to you, but you'll see notifications and advice come up on its screen throughout your workout.
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We've all experienced the fresh hell that is standardized testing — revising for hours on end in the hopes that what you've studied will come up on the exam.
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And I think that's a misconception as well, that there's somebody that's going to come up on a white horse that's gonna save the folks of the South.
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Now with visual responses, you can ask Google what's next on your schedule and directions to your event will come up on your phone or whichever device you want.
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While they wait for their number to come up on a dental procedure, they might wander over to get a mammogram or spend some time in the education tent.
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He took the computer boards off and attached them to the typewriter and made an the interface so when you typed the characters would come up on the screen.
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He's already hosted meetings and joint fundraisers for his endorsed candidates, while acting as a sounding board for them on whatever problems might come up on the campaign trail.
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The topic of Sears' fate specifically didn't come up on Friday's conference call, other than Simon saying the company was on its 200th unsecured creditors committee with Sears, now.
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"From what I've been told by Sean Hayes, he said we're all going to come up on stage and talk about Jim and give him a hug," Schwimmer added.
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You know, I saw it come up on my cellphone like I see every other murder victim and every other shooting victim in Baltimore — popped up on my cellphone.
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I'd love to chat a little bit more about the difficulties and hardships that have come up on the road and what, if anything, we learned from those experiences.
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As more borrowers come up on the 10-year mark, more individuals will likely run into issues with as they try to have their debt wiped away, according to Frotman.
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Negotiators have suggested that, with time tight, it could be useful to explore some of the immediate problems that will come up on March 30, 2019, when Britain is out.
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The protective order also did not come up on a background check the Seattle mayor's office requested on Strong, according to documents obtained by BuzzFeed News in a public records request.
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I personally felt a bit sick to my stomach every time I saw a super-like notification come up on my phone until I did myself the favor of disabling them.
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"We came from here and hit him with a rocket," said an Iraqi soldier, retracing his steps through the outdoor passage they used to come up on the militants from behind.
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Bostaph: I'm looking at this, and I'm [thinking], they have this big convention so this guy can come up on stage and everybody already knows he's going to be the guy.
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She says she's confident that the national debate on immigration will come up on the campaign trail, especially expecting outside groups to spend millions on ads attacking her on illegal immigration.
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Gracie was able to clear the legs from his face and even while his arm was isolated and extended, Gracie was eventually able to squirm free and come up on top.
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Andreescu's paper test can measure different toxins, and the intensity of the colors that come up on the sensors indicate the concentration of the analyte, which indicates spoilage or other factors.
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Based on the evidence, it looks like "the facts" and the pot stirring will have to do with Alayah and Victoria — drama that is sure to come up on the episode.
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"You could come up on any other day, when all these people aren't here, and ask me to do that, and I'd be terrified," he said, a rare admission of fear.
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Some of you get to come up on this stage tonight and give a speech that the President of the United States will tweet about in all caps during his five a.m.
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Fortunately, we have a full-time psychologist on staff who knows all of the contestants and is there to help them through any of the many things that come up on Survivor.
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"I've got a song 'You Don't Know Her Like I Do' that I wrote about Amber, and during the show our wedding pictures come up on the screens behind me," he says.
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On the subject of iPhone 8 demand, we would have been interested to hear AT&T's thoughts on the subject, but sadly it didn't come up on the company's earnings conference call.
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When the lights come up on the second scene, seemingly moments later in the same flat, André is startled by the sudden arrival of a strange man (Charles Borland) in a suit.
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"You may see something come up on the budget deal here, the omnibus," Isakson, referring to the spending bills Congress must write by March 23 to stave off yet another government shutdown.
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While travel medical insurance covers things that come up on your trip, be aware of any exclusions — if you injure yourself skydiving or bungee jumping, you may not be covered, he said.
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To the extent that Sanders is running a campaign that's about raising issues and securing national attention for some ideas that don't normally come up on Meet the Press, I applaud him.
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When Kinney's staging of "Curse" begins, we hear snatches of rock and roll as the lights come up on a large, dirty kitchen whose door to the outside world has been busted in.
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The idea of relaxing Fodlán's tightly controlled borders and repairing relations with nations it has waged war against doesn't even come up on her route—ideas that are essential to Claude's Alliance route.
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This has come up on the show a few times and—if you've been listening—you probably know that I've worked some bizarre jobs before winding up as editor-in-chief of MUNCHIES.
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Some speculated that Staten Island—which is home to a tenth of the New York Police Department's rank and file, and a bounty of presumably pro-gun Trump voters—would come up on top.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn today, finding you excited to explore new ideas and places; however, don't expect to get much done this evening, as obstacles may come up on your journey.
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Not only does the opaque idiom of Minecraft seem infinitely rich in their hands, but when Minecraft — and now Stardew — come up on their screens, they intuitively grasp their locations and purpose in nonspace.
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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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With the stakes so high, most people in Washington still believe Congress will act to fund CHIP next month, as a slew of must-pass bills come up on the House and Senate floors.
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Frankly, they're all idiots for doing this, because now these pictures are not only available to all their Facebook friends, but are going to come up on Google Images for the rest of eternity. Suckers.
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WE ALWAYS SEE THIS BIG SURGE OVER BLACK FRIDAY AND SHOPPERS TEND TO WAIT AND THEY KNOW BARGAINS ARE GOING TO COME, SO THEY WAIT UNTIL THE 40% SIGNS COME UP ON A PERMANENT BASIS.
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"The largest stone that ever come up on the market before of this quality was 110 carats," Francois Curiel, Christie's chairman for Europe and Asia, said at a showing of the diamond in Hong Kong.
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One nice thing that actually gave me butterflies was when territory names would come up on the screen as they entered a new place, but then it just goes straight back to nonstop fighting scenes.
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The Senate is expected to vote on the measure before lawmakers leave town for a weeklong recess on March 2628, but GOP aides predict it's more likely to come up on the floor next week.
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The issue has come up on the 2016 presidential campaign trail, with Donald Trump proposing a temporary ban on all Muslims and Hillary Clinton proposing an increase in the number of Syrian refugees the U.S. accepts.
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Pickett dug for the underhook to come up on the single but Alcantara stepped over to mount and threatened a mounted triangle before transitioning to an armbar and then back to a triangle for the finish.
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But it's as clear as the LSD crystals forming in a two-liter flask somewhere in a hidden laboratory, right now, that we've only just come up on this trip—and there's still a long road ahead.
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RELATED: Why Donald Trump golfing during Hurricane Dorian is a problem And while the President has repeatedly railed against impeachment on Twitter during his vacation, it's likely the topic has come up on the links, as well.
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She said the issue of a U.S.-proposed sunset clause that would allow any one of the three NAFTA members to quit the pact after five years did not come up on Wednesday in her talks with Lighthizer.
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" Viall also revealed that Dorfman's tell-all book, It's Not Okay: Turning Heartbreak Into Happily Never After, will be addressed on this season of BiP: "My gut tells me the book will definitely come up on the show.
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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, in his annual letter to investors, said the nation has come up on the short end of multinational trade agreements and is within its rights to press for a more equitable environment.
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I think those are all things that are uniquely...like, you can read those text messages, but when you see them come up on the screen and you're experiencing them on your screen, you're going to have a reaction.
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The cage served as a barrier to aid the bottom man then: Volkanovski couldn't sprint around to north-south and he ended up advancing just to half guard, whereupon Kennedy tried to come up on the single leg takedown.
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And as we slowly come up on the one-year anniversary of the fated election that got us into this mess, one thing remains certain: Living through the Trump era means being on the constant, simultaneous cusp of terror and boredom.
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Ushakov said the subject of U.S. sanctions on Russia had not come up on Wednesday and named four main summit themes: strategic nuclear stability, the fight against international terrorism, regional issues like the Ukraine and Syria conflicts, and U.S.-Russia ties.
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In the attack on Surabaya's city police headquarters on Monday, the father who brought his family on motorbikes to blow themselves up had come up on police radar after visiting terror convicts in a nearby jail, according to the community head.
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What makes her rise in profile potentially dangerous is the substance of what she says about her core issues of health and psychology, things that don't come up on the debate stage but are key parts of her public persona.
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I do think it's an interesting thing for writers who've come up on Twitter and social media that you have a sort of obligation to your voice there, and to your following there, that you can't then betray when you get a job.
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Another topic that might come up on the conference call with analysts is its new store format initiatives, including the opening last month of its first Main & Vine store featuring a farmers market-style look, wine/beer bar and local food focus.
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"When I first came to New York, it was like you'd land at the airport and drove in toward the midtown tunnel and come up on the bridge, and you'd see the city and it was just like pulsating," the actor, 63, recalls.
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The issue is another one sure to come up on Monday, especially after more documents related to the matter were released by the FBI on Friday and it emerged that top Clinton aide Cheryl Mills was given an immunity deal during the investigation.
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At a White House press briefing, Gary Cohn, the president's chief economic adviser, emphasized that trade and steel issues would come up on Trump's second foreign trip next week, during which he will attend a meeting of the G-20 in Hamburg.
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"They are trying to address any potential issue that could come up on the campaign trail so they can later point to the fact that they have addressed it in the past and that they have moved on from it," Mr. Petkanas said.
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He battered former lightweight and welterweight champion BJ Penn into retirement, but since then he has come up on the wrong end of decisions to some of the greatest fighters in the history of the sport – Carlos Condit, Georges St-Pierre and Anderson Silva.
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So, instead of a simple picture of, say, Selena Gomez, you will now see the lyrics to her song come up on the screen, with words highlighted and then expanded with commentary, as well as other profound or funny observations from Selena and others.
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It's not a 'Party in the U.S.A.' if we don't have all these things that are gonna come up on the screen behind us," "It's not a 'Party in the U.S.A.' if we don't have equality, unity, justice, compassion, kindness, opportunity, healthcare, education, non-violence.
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Firstly he was able to roll and attack a kneebar, but Edgar was able to defend this and come up on top into that familiar Kazushi Sakuraba scenario—where one man is clinging onto the kneebar attempt while being fed a steady diet of brain trauma.
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And a potential obstacle to cooperation between the US and China -- the "One China" policy, which Trump appeared to threaten when he accepted a phone call shortly after his election from Taiwan's President -- has not come up on Pence's trip through Asia so far, the adviser said.
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TMZ broke the story ... Jay-Z is set to come up on a "significant ownership interest" in an NFL team pretty soon here, which just so happens to coincide with this newfound embrace of the league ... despite public stances he took against them earlier this year.
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The single leg takedown—which is so much more powerful because Maia is happy to just drop to his back and then come up on it again—and the back take as the opponent wall walks to their feet have become mainstays of the Maia style.
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"We don't know what artists and musicians will do with these new tools, but we're excited to find out," says Google — and what human artists are likely to come up with is likely to be much more interesting than what computers come up on their own.
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When the valet is the car itself In a press call with Daimler and Bosch Tuesday, company representatives explained that the cars use a sensor suite to alert them to stop for any obstructions that come up on the path between the drop-off and the parking spot.
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If they find them in a museum, then the right remedy is considered to be restitution, but when they come up on the art market, the best they can usually get is a share of the proceeds of the sale, which is often not what the family wants.
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I don't usually pay attention to hearings in other places, but I'm going to be in a place — I usually travel up that day, but I'm probably going to come up on Sunday instead and make sure I'm in a place that I can witness the whole thing.
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The passcode screen that Federighi got on that first iPhone X said "Your passcode is required to enable Face ID." This is the same screen that would come up on existing iPhones after a device has been restarted — or simply after several hours have passed without authenticating through the lock screen.
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The trouble with the knee shield is that it is the smart thing to do, it creates distance and can be used to come up on the underhook or move back to full guard, but many wrestlers can smash it down before it is put in properly and controlling their posture.
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Of course, we care about the topics that are sure to come up on the debate stage — standards like the economy, national security, and foreign policy — but we also want to know where the candidates stand on a host of issues that directly affect the lives of young women in this country.
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One of the major initiatives that we've been doing as part of Extra Crunch is to interview experts in their fields, talking about how they go about doing their job, and how you think about the decisions that come up on a day-to-day basis in the work that you do.
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"I believe that what he's going to do is, as we come up on September 30, if that appropriations bill does not include spending to fully build his wall -- not some $1.6 billion for prototypes, I mean to build the southern wall -- I believe he will shut down the government," Bannon added.
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As soon as that moment passes—that moment when they were walking on air through the thick, black promise of the night—as soon as the sun starts to come up on the rest of their lives, they are destined to spend forever stewing on what has ended, or simply pretending it hasn't.
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It is regularly mentioned or seen in all sorts of other media — perhaps the most popular example is the South Park episode wholly dedicated to the game, but it has frequently come up on TV shows like The Big Bang Theory and in movies ranging from Night at the Museum to Zombieland.
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The AI assistant is really about the car learning, over time, your routine, being able to know what your typical routes are, being able to know your schedule, being able to cite conflicts in your schedule, timing discrepancies that come up on your daily commute, etc.. And that becomes a big, big part of it.
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First off, the man pulled up on a yacht: And then he was somehow being fed ribs by disembodied hands while sitting on stage as E40 performed: And then he invited a whole shitload of people to come up on stage to dance: There's even 19 minutes of this business on YouTube if you really can't get your fill.
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She wanted to ask the former vice president about lingering criticisms that were bound to come up on the trail: how, as a senator, he failed Anita Hill; his lead role in the 1994 crime bill; his vote for the Iraq war; his mixed record on abortion rights; his handsy ways; the hot mess that is Hunter.
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Fan-unearthed racist tweets from one white cast member featured during Rachel Lindsay's recent season of "The Bachelorette" didn't come up on the show explicitly, but whether producers knew about his beliefs was heavily debated online, and there was a noteworthy fixation on the racial tensions between him and a fellow black cast member for several episodes.
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" Sanders said the issue of Russian election meddling did not come up on the call between Trump and Putin, nor did the poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal with a Russian-made nerve agent in the U.K. On the Russia investigation: "To pretend like going through this absurd process for over a year would not bring frustration seems a little ridiculous.
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In early May, a photograph of Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon revealed a whiteboard in the West Wing with at least 18 immigration-related bullet points: The implication is that there are some things Congress will be "forced" to take up: "DACA kids are going to start timing out on us soon, so that issue will come up on us — but it's too early still," Republican Arizona Sen.
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The words J Petermen is typing come up on the screen in the style of HOuse of Cards (modarn political drama staring Kevin Spacy) THE TEXT SAY: Elane im thinking of writing my memoir's just like the epsode of seinfeld where i write my memoirs back in the day, like in the 90s except i want it to be more modarn than just some dumb book (Now i know what ur thinking.
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While it's unclear whether this will come up on Wednesday evening, NBC and Comcast have been dealing with the fallout of allegations against former "Today" anchor, Matt LauerMatthew (Matt) Todd Lauer2628 primary debate guide: Everything you need to know ahead of the November forum 28503 Democrats seek investigation into 'toxic culture' at NBC ahead of debate CBS employee fired for allegedly leaking Robach hot mic clip denies she leaked the tape MORE.
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