It unfolds, comes back, it unfolds and it comes back.
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"He's where he needs to be, and when he comes back, he comes back," Reid said.
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"If it comes back to bite, it comes back to bite pretty hard," the Arizona senator predicted.
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It never comes back to me unless I'm speaking about it, like now, but it's not something that comes back to me.
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There's no guarantee he comes back from it the same player, or person, he used to be, if he comes back at all.
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The coolest part is that it captures when everyone comes back to life and comes back to life and stops holding their poses.
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And when he comes back to Russia, he comes back to a Russia that's in total chaos: Boris Yeltsin's Russia, with its gangster capitalism.
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"But it's also being able to react when the ball comes back because she serves so hard, the ball usually comes back faster on the return," Sillah said.
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Church comes back — but there's something wrong with him.
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But what it really comes back to is the music.
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Still, it all comes back to the wider infrastructure program.
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Every time you hit a ball, hopefully it comes back.
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I just hope he trains hard and comes back better.
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Again it comes back to the cost of doing business.
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Mick Jagger's mad at him and then he comes back.
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EVERYTHING in politics comes back to Machiavelli in the end.
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It will not get activated until the impresario comes back.
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Only two more weeks until Game of Thrones comes back!
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FIRST JESUS COMES BACK FROM THE DEAD & AND NOW THIS.
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"I think it comes back to quantitative tightening," he added.
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"It comes back to zero percent finance options," Kelly said.
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Hubby comes back from getting our bulldog's nails clipped ($2129).
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It all comes back to the award show's voting body.
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Right. The unique economics then comes back to the start.
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And then, again and again, she comes back to life.
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We'll update this page if it comes back in stock.
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All of a sudden it all comes back to Paltrow.
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It all comes back to what's most important to you.
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When your friend comes back from study abroad #DemDebate pic.twitter.
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AL, if he comes back, he'll just hurt you more.
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This comes back to what I said at the beginning.
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We live with it constantly and it always comes back.
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Now, the night over, the scene comes back in pieces.
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The question comes back to who the city is for.
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LG: It always comes back to that man, doesn't it?
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The data reappear if the equipment comes back into view.
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It just comes back to a less politically favored industry.
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Everything in the fashion industry comes back to the labour.
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"It comes back to listening," Harris said at the fundraiser.
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"She gets right back up, and she comes back stronger."
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Carol comes back from a fishing trip out at sea.
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I hope next year he comes back with a girlfriend.
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DC Universe's "Titans" also comes back for its second season.
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Most important, it comes back to a question of fairness.
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Restore the wolf and an ecosystem comes back to life.
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I'm hopeful that, eventually, like the restaurant, occupancy comes back.
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He believes it all comes back to rising interest rates.
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"Everything comes back around, whether it's web 1.0 or cannabis."
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But he always comes back to her in the end.
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The winner is whoever comes back with an unbroken egg.
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The music stops, and the Fox News feed comes back.
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"If nothing comes back, you're probably all right," Heid said.
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So, energy goes in and then it comes back out.
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When the guests depart, the remote control comes back out.
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But every Wednesday, the truck comes back out to Chelsea.
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Then the vehicle just turns itself around and comes back.
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For Carter, it all comes back to the pet analogy.
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This comes back to Honerkamp's "carrot on a stick" approach.
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Of course, with Rutgers, it always comes back to money.
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This will make sure he comes back in one piece.
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And if the censure resolution comes back up next year?
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It all comes back to one strategy: Prioritize your health.
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So, every day, the driver comes back to our depot.
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"If people are monstrous, it eventually comes back," Murray said.
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Animal falls, rolls over, comes back up on its feet.
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"In fashion, it all comes back, you know," Wade said.
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And when a storm fades, the water comes back down.
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It comes back to that uncertainty, that kind of insecurity.
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That, Paula says at once, when Rebecca comes back down.
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Choice, again, comes back down to preferred virtual assistant or aesthetic.
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When Kim comes back downstairs, she basically catches Kourtney red-handed.
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But it all comes back to the penis in the end.
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The question comes back, the one I didn't want to answer.
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I just hope that she agrees and comes back next week!
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When a female comes back to work, we offer flexible hours.
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If he comes back next season, more of that silliness, please!
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Well, you got to be selective, it comes back to that.
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What the computer comes back with typically sounds pretty random, though.
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A push of another button brings your session comes back up.
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" "When someone taps into that hurt, it all comes back out.
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"Everything comes back to being connected," Kytch cofounder Jeremy O'Sullivan said.
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After his sentencing, the judge comes back and talks to him.
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Season after season I'm amazed that our same crew comes back.
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Lanny comes back and tells me I have lost a tire.
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The second apocalypse is when everybody comes back five years later.
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He's a midfielder, but he attacks and comes back to defend.
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And guess who it all comes back to in the end?
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Moments later, Friend comes back with a plate of food anyway.
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Will you buy a kit when it comes back in stock?
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And that's why he comes back with those kinds of comments.
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The pain of how you were taken from us comes back.
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I guess I hope Opportunity does surprise us and comes back.
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That weird pain in your gut comes back in the afternoon.
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It's a disaster, and it all comes back to stress levels.
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But if the cancer comes back, the prognosis can be dire.
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"We'll wait and see what comes back," said Ohio Republican Rep.
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Well, I have to say it never comes back to me.
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It all comes back to what we call multi-sensory data.
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HE COMES BACK TO IT TIME AND AGAIN AND DID YESTERDAY.
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Insecure comes back for its third season on Sunday, August 12.
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I hope she passes the lab quiz and comes back soon.
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As St-Pierre comes back from hiatus, don't we have questions?
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"When he comes back, we want him to be 100 percent."
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And then he comes back a year later, addicted to opioids?
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They could be reintroduced when the government comes back, but Gov.
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After several minutes, she comes back from wherever she's been hiding.
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"'The Office' comes back to us in January 2021," Hammer added.
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But, as we know, everything comes back eventually, even cassette tapes.
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"Hopefully he comes back, stays fresh, and stays sober," he said.
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It comes back and tells you exactly what your DNA is.
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Luckily I've been in remission, but what if it comes back?
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I just hope she comes back in full force, and soon.
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All this comes back to a new, revived story of growth.
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It all comes back to the idea that language is identity.
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From then on, every line comes back at Chance with interest.
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Maybe you don't know this, but it comes back to you.
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Nobody comes back from double-digits down to win against Virginia.
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But what happens when an MMO comes back from the dead?
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It comes back to the truck once the product is delivered.
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The bull case all comes back to the fundamentals, he says.
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Verdict: The jury&aposs out until my health report comes back.
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But once it's done, then it all comes back full circle.
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Comes back inside and gets put straight back on her wing.
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They rehabilitated it, and each year it comes back to life.
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STEPHEN McFEELY Another big plot point is when everyone comes back.
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And this comes back to the question of Romero's gas tank.
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But if the machine recount comes back with a margin of .
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If so, then it comes back to which offer is better.
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A lot of this comes back to building deeply affordable housing.
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They would also help rebuild our country if peace comes back.
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But she plans to ride the line when she comes back.
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These thoughts came to mind as "Boys" comes back into view.
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Yet, Cheryl's test comes back negative — she is not a chimera.
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Trammell: Maybe she comes back if White Rose's time machine works.
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I feel like whatever he comes back with, I trust more.
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"For us it always comes back to the data," said Hershey.
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But like a dormant virus, the renovation bug always comes back.
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Different elements have different signatures of energy that comes back out.
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Will it ever revert to the mean where active comes back?
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Jill comes back out of the mountains and explains what's happening.
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K. goes out for the night, comes back around 229 a.m.
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Why not buy Home Depot if it comes back to $200?
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I bet Airiam comes back in some way, shape or form.
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This is where the idea comes back to haunt its inventors.
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Finally, the Justice Department comes back to him and says, 'O.
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And that's where it all comes back to the punk background.
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Arquette tries to leave, comes back, and Gage kayfabe attacks him.
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The past comes back to life before our eyes, strangely present.
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But it all ultimately comes back to that warehouse in Bangladesh.
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"To start with, it just tastes like chocolate, then you can feel the actual heat coming through, then the chocolate comes back in so it gets a richness, then all the chili comes back," Hawkins said.
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TO ME EVERYTHING COMES BACK TO OUR SENSE OF PURPOSE AND MISSION.
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The second generation is off to college and comes back to visit.
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When Father Blackwood comes back, Ambrose says he still won't give names.
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She always comes back to answers that have discernible beginnings and endings.
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He puts the cookies in the fridge and comes back to bed.
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She comes back with an elote (Mexican street corn) just for me.
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A few minutes later, he comes back with a red gas can.
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I guess it comes back to what you were saying with WebGL.
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In A Star Is Born, Jackson comes back to grace through death.
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I think this could be something that comes back to haunt him.
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And I'm not allowed to take sides until the investigation comes back.
|
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But what happens when his criminal history comes back to haunt him?
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But when it comes back down, I've told people to buy it.
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"Then he comes back again, and he just won't stop," he said.
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If the tests comes back negative, you've put your mind at ease.
|
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This comes back to early 2018, and we've come off fairly sharply.
|
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Sometimes depression is treated after a few months and never comes back.
|
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Melissa, not one to back down to anyone, comes back claws first.
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Most of the time the processed imagery comes back looking impressively pro.
|
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He comes back, is pissed, proceeds to physically intimidate everyone, including Meredith.
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When he comes back, I feed him and go back to bed.
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Eventually, as the company scales further, $0.50 comes back for every $1.
|
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Almost every plate is empty when it comes back to the kitchen.
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Karma comes back hard when you screw this many people over. pic.twitter.
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I don't see anyway he comes back in the form it comes.
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In the event it comes back I will have to fight it.
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Even if the show never comes back, we're thankful for this episode.
|
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Obviously it will look different when it comes back from the Senate.
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It still knows, and it still comes back with the right docs.
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Well, I mean, it comes back to the original stated mission, right?
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If Taboo comes back for season 2, I'd say not at all.
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They say if you wait long enough, everything comes back in style.
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It comes back to this specific Asian brand of shame and pride.
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This is the Kevin who comes back, after years of running away.
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When Serena comes back, Fred tells her things were "lonely" without her.
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How it comes back together is more important than anything Hillary tries.
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Silicon Valley, TV's smartest and most stressful tech comedy, comes back soon.
|
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But he clenches his anus and comes back to reality. Focus. Focus.
|
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"What he means is the future when Christ comes back," Pugliese says.
|
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"I'm going to help him until his memory comes back," she vows.
|
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"If he comes back, the President better like my cheese," comments Émilie.
|
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"You think it's dead, but then it comes back in a sequel."
|
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When Bob comes back to earth he is smiling, all thumbs up.
|
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"We just never know how long it'll be until it comes back."
|
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Harry surrenders, gets killed (omg!), comes back to life, and finally (finally
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They'll sit there and just say anything until the chorus comes back.
|
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Like anything, it all comes back to money or power or something.
|
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The $90,000 you paid in premiums comes back to you tax-free.
|
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For those of us old enough to remember, it all comes back.
|
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"Air travel may be the first thing that comes back," Steinberg said.
|
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"It all comes back to basic supply and demand," Mr. Surry said.
|
|
Until she kisses a boy on the beach, and everything comes back.
|
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What a blood supply really wants is a donor who comes back.
|
|
Some of this comes back to the decline of jobs in manufacturing.
|
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What goes away comes back, and what comes in must go away.
|
|
"If he comes back, people will lynch him," Mr. Lengua Balbi said.
|
|
If we pour poison over everything, it comes back to bite us.
|
|
Hopefully, Chuck gets some good news and his test comes back negative.
|
|
After a Scofield solo, Mr. Medeski comes back for another joy ride.
|
|
"It all comes back to the same thing, to here," she said.
|
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I pay attention to what comes back at me from the dancers.
|
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The team falls behind, then it comes back, usually the following inning.
|
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It all comes back to my idea of how people see me.
|
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When he comes back, his wife (Idina Menzel) has changed the channel.
|
|
It comes back to a theme of &aposThe Expanse&apos of tribalism.
|
|
Each plot turn comes back to her faltering relationship with her parents.
|
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Until Wylie comes back home, Lena has to pay for Peter's travel.
|
|
When Alice comes back out, she is half-staggering on the deck.
|
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At the end of the day, it all comes back to unity.
|
|
When Jennifer comes back from her encounter with the band, she's changed.
|
|
Roger comes back with some booze, and they toast to freedom and whisky.
|
|
The footage shows Maleah entering the apartment, but she never comes back out.
|
|
We won't know what happens next until the show comes back on Jan.
|
|
Then she comes back to Ed and kisses him, and, yeah, I cried.
|
|
Alternately, sometimes Lazarus comes back and other times it's more like Evil Dead.
|
|
The movie comes back to this in a fight between Marcus and Sasha.
|
|
"In a way, it comes back to some of my origins," he said.
|
|
But, again, in the end it all comes back to the business model.
|
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He mansplains that 99 out of 100 times, the kid comes back unharmed.
|
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"Bet that one comes back for the fall," one Balderson ally said ruefully.
|
|
The more work comes back rated as poor, the sadder Sim Natt gets.
|
|
It all comes back to a therapeutic technique called Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
|
|
S. comes back around 229:229 and we spend time together before bed.
|
|
If she comes back positive for anything, the girl is unable to work.
|
|
The risk of a lengthy bath in the marinade comes back to acid.
|
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If certain header comes back, it's backend might be viewable in the browser.
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MCCARTHY: The latest study comes back and says conservatively $4000 for a household.
|
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If she comes back at 38, she's unfreezing her 30-year-old eggs.
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After that, she comes back up and lines the bottom of her eyes.
|
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" When the server comes back and replies, "Oh yeah, I'm sure it's wild!
|
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Every time Grace comes back from the inside it is a small miracle.
|
|
Hodor comes back from the dead as a super friendly White Walker. 49.
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From there, the ship comes back in for a landing on a runway.
|
|
Time is the most valuable thing in life because it never comes back.
|
|
"So if [the cancer] comes back it could come back anywhere," she explains.
|
|
Her beloved Mamacita, thank god, comes back to work for her part-time.
|
|
But no matter how much it evolves, it always comes back to Colombia.
|
|
Maria comes back into the room, and I ask them how they met.
|
|
But like everything in fitness, what goes out of fashion eventually comes back.
|
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As for Tampa Bay, God, just hang on until Steven Stamkos comes back.
|
|
When Jonah comes back, the guys in the store joke about what happened.
|
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The Daily News comes back to the mechanics of breaking up the banks.
|
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This comes back to finding your purpose and what makes you feel fulfilled.
|
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If no confirmation comes back, a voter can be deleted from the rolls.
|
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I eschew this kind of craziness, and I hope Tang never comes back.
|
|
"When this group comes back with an agreement … I'm signing it," he said.
|
|
We hope she comes back and we will welcome her with open arms.
|
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When your screen comes back up, everything will be in the new language.
|
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And that money comes back to support the local food movement, including farmers.
|
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But the most important figure that comes back into their lives is Dougal.
|
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But despite his success, Dawson's past "edgy humor" comes back to haunt him.
|
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To be able to leave Syria and make sure ISIS never comes back.
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It's streaming no one (but hopefully soon when it comes back on television).
|
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My grandfather's old mantra comes back to me when I need it most.
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Thirteen years later, he comes back with his own troupe, named after him.
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The old woman comes back, drops onto a chair, and watches us warily.
|
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Trump claims that once released, "nobody ever comes back" for their court dates.
|
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Then they say no, and then he goes away, and he comes back.
|
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Finally, the waitress comes back with two gigantic French presses filled with coffee.
|
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So, we'll see what happens in January when everybody comes back to work.
|
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It comes back to the impact you can have while working at Facebook.
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To me, everything comes back to wanting to make wine for my friends.
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But it comes back when I see the positive impact of my work.
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Soul Train comes back from commercial and Don Cornelius introduces Al's second song.
|
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You invest, and then the founder comes back with a tray of brownies.
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"There will be no fast, sudden moves until he comes back," Gowdy said.
|
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She disappears, comes back and expects you to welcome her with open arms?
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The husband first sneaks in the seat, then comes back for the legs.
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Rhubarb, once planted, comes back year after year, a sure sign of spring.
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One of the biggest concerns for Democrats comes back to the Electoral College.
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Leaving the television on to know exactly when the electricity comes back on.
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The rapist jogs into his building and comes back out with his dog.
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The Legislature should pass it when it comes back in session in January.
|
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As you may have heard, everything comes back in style at some point.
|
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So when the show comes back on Thursday night, how did Andrew a.k.a.
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When he comes back he will have plenty of problems on his plate.
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I just want to do the best I can until Chapman comes back.
|
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Again, I think it comes back to doing things a bit more slowly.
|
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It all comes back to the relationships that are cemented by the ritual.
|
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The new train helps reverse the warming and Sammy comes back to life.
|
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But I wanted to say, if your ex-boyfriend comes back, think seriously.
|
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" Too frequently, the answer to that comes back from the state: "so what?
|
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I'm not sure how he comes back from this in modern-day Texas.
|
|
Judd's observation comes back to mind: Does being irksome continue to be interesting?
|
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I would suggest you refrain from worrying about him until he comes back.
|
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So this comes back to the idea of the expectation of immediate response.
|
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" "But when the L train comes back, it will be better than ever.
|
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And that comes back to the kind of company we are as well.
|
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If this stops at the presidential level, that's the party that comes back.
|
|
"Cut to next commercial break," she continued, "guess who comes back to her seat…"
|
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"As his stuff comes back, he'll have a little bit more zip," Price said.
|
|
But there's one look she always comes back to, and that's the blond bob.
|
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This comes back to our favorite side-kicking comparison: Lando Vannata and Yair Rodriguez.
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Why would we be surprised that he comes back again in a similar form?
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She comes back to life, psychically imprints on Morton, and wreaks havoc on London.
|
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When he comes back, he has questions and Helen bursts into tears, waxing poetic.
|
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She disappears for a few minutes and comes back with white sneakers in hand.
|
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But when it falls back to editing, it comes back to Jamie and Claire.
|
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For others, it's the first day that pumpkin spice comes back into the rotation.
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I'm going to be very transparent in that I hope Poppy Blu comes back.
|
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"Whenever I text her there's never anything that comes back to me," Vanderpump said.
|
|
He comes back from the tour, and that's all he wants to talk about.
|
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" Hawrylo comes back with, "So you have a lot to relate to Sundy, right?
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He comes back with two bags of vegetables, makes the most amazing vegetable thing.
|
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Much to Lucious' chagrin, this all comes back to haunt him in the present.
|
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By the time he comes back down, she's clearly irritated, but he's not finished.
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She leaves, and comes back with Coady, who stops Susan and kills her herself.
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But if he comes back, we'll have him, because he's so well-liked here.
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Kevin Lewis, assistant professor at Johns Hopkins University:I hope Opportunity comes back on line!
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But as OUAT shows us often, the past always comes back to haunt you.
|
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Davis says it all comes back to her willingness to try anything starting out.
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They will resume once the market comes back, which Lebenthal argues is already happening.
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If the test comes back positive, police could order a blood or urine test.
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Sometimes the love goes away and never comes back, and we don't understand why.
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Africa's largest economy As Buhari comes back home, he will face a troubled economy.
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It comes back to the whole idea of thinking you're just like everyone else.
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I crank the engine, hold my breath, and the engine comes back to life.
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"Better that he comes back dead than alive," Mr. Maliqi, a poor farmer, said.
|
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"But if you have a tendency to worry, the worrying comes back," he says.
|
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It always comes back to finding the magic in you, and everything around you.
|
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In one scene, Ayoola comes back from a jaunt with one of her beaux.
|
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"Mindhunter" comes back for its second season on Friday after a two-year hiatus.
|
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"The vacuum tube comes back about every decade," Dr. Scherer said with a laugh.
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JIM CRAMER ALSO COMES BACK TO JOIN US FOR THE INTERVIEW FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
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As long as when he comes back, he's healthy and he can go hard.
|
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"If it's not based on fairness, it comes back to haunt us," Portman said.
|
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Sometimes when I record, it comes back, and it's hard to pronounce certain words.
|
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And I say, "Echo, keep playing 60dB," and it comes back to my feed.
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So when he comes back home, we just pick up where we left off.
|
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Then when she comes back, she has a compass necklace on for coming home.
|
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Honoring delicacy over full disclosure only comes back to haunt you in the end.
|
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Not only does this happen, but Alexio comes back later in the movie. Unreal!
|
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"The insurance company comes back and says it's a 20 percent loss," she said.
|
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She's actually incredibly lucky that when her husband comes back, he's nice and bland.
|
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The House comes back to Washington the week after Thanksgiving, when work will resume.
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Then it comes back to going fast again, then into triplets, now totally ripping.
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Even if she comes back in, let's say, March, it's still a long year.
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"When you're here, everything you do comes back on me," Adora icily reminds her.
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I am a man who comes back after 25 years and finds everyone dead.
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The ball comes back to me quickly, so I can do volleys and backhands.
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Whether or not it comes back online, you'll still have power from the panels.
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Nonprofits send them out into the world and cross their fingers something comes back.
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I send C. out for donuts and he comes back with donuts and Starbucks.
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By the time the human comes back down, the pack really hasn't even moved.
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When something "revolves", it comes back to the same place from which it started.
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If she comes back one day, we can sit down regularly to have meals.
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He queued up another cloture vote on the package when the Senate comes back.
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Later, this superficial interest in Iowa comes back to bite Peter in the butt.
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But she comes back, giving this deservedly popular book a thrilling and reassuring ending.
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She realized that helping other people "boomerangs" — "it comes back to you," she said.
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"It's the old man comes back to play with the young kids," he laughs.
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And the answer again comes back to this idea of relaxing frictions to trade.
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"When you flick, the first thing that comes back is your toes," she instructed.
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" If the bear comes back, "they gone bust his big chops wide open again.
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I hope it's O.K. for me to hope this haircut comes back in 2019!
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Hawaiian shirt guy comes back out after a half-hour and has an announcement.
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"The moment the doxylamine wears off, acetylcholine comes back with a vengeance," he says.
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Jeff Tako Takemoto: Projecting DeAngelo Williams's value and rank after Le'Veon Bell comes back?
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The basic explanation behind this culinary picking and choosing comes back to customer service.
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She wants their votes and does nothing and then comes back four years later.
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Paak sees NxWorries as his "fresh start," it all comes back to their musical cohesion.
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If the bear comes back again, it is tagged and released back into the wild.
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It comes back to the agencies and slowing growth and how they react to it.
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"If it comes back I'm happy to vote it down again," he told Sky News.
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But Wojnarowski cautioned that Johnson will listen if New Orleans comes back with a counteroffer.
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Like every good monster, that email thing comes back every time you think it's dead.
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Let's actually overshare on this, project it into the world and see what comes back.
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I make mushroom penne pasta and retreat to our room when he comes back home.
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As soon as we tire from one trend, another old favorite comes back into play.
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And it all comes back to the philosophical question of what "Windows" really is now.
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At times she sounds ranty, and comes back and forth on a lot of points.
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The day he comes back, the legal team and the police are waiting for him.
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" De Niro added, "Everybody does their thing, comes back, works, hangs out a little bit.
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Eventually, V. slams on the horn until the driver comes back and lets us out.
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In the second of those scenarios, Cruz comes back with a straight-up repeal bill.
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But naturally, it all comes back to the resident O.G. in nightgown dressing: Mariah Carey.
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He comes back as a different breed and makes a new life with another family.
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Clarke begins to walk away, turns around, breaks away from the staffer, and comes back.
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It just goes away when it's done and comes back when they need it again.
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Kevin comes back with a harsh "my father was her husband," which is pretty brutal.
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As the investment keeps scaling up, soon only $21 comes back for every $1 invested.
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Noah travels often to unknown locations and usually comes back with sand in his shoes.
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Think about when Madonna comes back to the U.S. after spending a weekend in England.
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When he comes back to the house, I feed him and go back to bed.
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Trejo briefly leaves to high-five it, pound it, and comes back to the table.
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They introduced him to graph theory, and he comes back to it now and then.
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The Red Witch and the Spider walk into a bar, and neither comes back out.
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And each time that's happened, it comes back," he said Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Nathan comes back around with flowers (surprise!) and explains to her that he went M.
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MIKE WIRTH: You know it all comes back to the rocks and the underlying geology.
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The story centers around a fishing boat captain whose past comes back to haunt him.
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When he comes back from Europe, you should be expecting a movie and that's it.
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"We could be back to normal next week when supply comes back properly," he said.
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"The Trump trade agenda is simply putting tariffs so that work comes back," said Atkinson.
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But the ambience comes back even now, very vividly, when you put those records on.
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As Congress comes back from the August recess – our senators and representatives should move quickly.
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"As soon as you put that oxygen on, everything comes back into focus," she said.
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No matter how good any other team is, it always comes back to the Cubs.
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THEN HE COMES BACK AND HE SAID WE DON'T SELL OUR DATA TO VARIOUS ADVERTISERS.
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Paula comes back to see her prisoners are free, and man does she look pissed.
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And I hope that everybody comes back to making sure their bodies work well first.
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It is expected to reschedule oral arguments when it comes back in session this fall.
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It all flows from Tyrion, and it all comes back to his enemies in time.
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There's no chance in my eyes that Serena comes back and does it 50 percent.
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When he comes back, he wants to begin taking courses to become an urban firefighter.
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After that intensity is heightened, the beginning comes back with great pomp — everything is doubled.
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Staff are starting to get sick and can't work until their COVID test comes back.
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We just want to make sure there's a benefit that comes back to the industry.
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WM: I feel bad for Serena, because I think when Serena comes back... JW: 2018!
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He comes back on later seasons when the protagonists encounter the Bad Place demons again.
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And that comes back to how I feel about them in general: It's life experience.
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"If it never comes back, it means by definition the customer&aposs happier," Lightbody said.
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That's why, in the end, analysis comes back to Mr. Johnson and his terrible personality.
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When Bernard comes back online after killing Theresa, a flood of emotions comes with him.
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We'll see what happens when it comes back with the second installment on October 16.
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I'm already thinking about lunch and my craving for sashimi comes back with a vengeance.
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"It always comes back that people see more shooters than there are," Mr. Oates said.
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You have to understand that when God comes back, things are going to be different.
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I think it comes back to the old saying, 'the markets overreacted to headline news.
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And then when Toby comes back and he has the beard, and they have sex?
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"When Derrick comes back, if he's got any comments, he'll comment on that," he said.
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"A lot is going to depend on what comes back from the FBI," Trump said.
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He comes back from the bathroom and notes that the lights outside are still on.
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But that specific dagger comes back up many times, indicating its importance to the endgame.
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But even he comes back to basic human rights like access to clean drinking water.
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Its name is the term for a truck that comes back empty from a delivery.
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Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible until the power comes back.
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Then when it comes back several episodes later, again, it's about Princess Carolyn and BoJack.
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You can go years in ignorant bliss before the past comes back to haunt you.
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Part of this comes back to connecting the effects of climate change to the people.
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And then it happens: someone comes back from the bar brandishing a Jägerbomb festooned tray.
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And then he comes back and bombs the people who are trying to help the victims.
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" And in Fast & Furious 6 (2013) it all comes back to Mia, who says "We're family.
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That presents a "VERY different market narrative as budget reconciliation comes back into play," Krueger said.
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Even in the unlikely event that it comes back it can be re-administered\re-adjusted.
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As with so many things in life, it all comes back to the mother and father.
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Rocky comes back out of retirement after his adversary Apollo Creed goads him into a rematch.
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Give it an hour or two to try out, and see if it comes back on.
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If you are tenacious and if you have the will, it all comes back to you.
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Can you make sure that her bag and her coat are OK until she comes back?
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"No matter how complex our society becomes, it always comes back to water," said Abbud-Madrid.
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But he always comes back to his work at Mercedes, which blends engineering, emotion, and art.
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When Zelda comes back to the house she spies Eugenia Bankhead giving Scott a blow job.
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Most forms of nostalgia are benign—flannel comes back in, hair gets bigger then smaller again.
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In season 6, when Jon Snow is resurrected from the undead, he comes back relatively unchanged.
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Nia says when Royalty comes back from a visit with Chris she usually reeks of smoke.
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Later Loretta comes back as a hologram ghost and watches Sam and Roscoe smooch very lightly.
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This is where it comes back to bite them if that's not really what they mean.
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When Tess steps briefly in to the room, she comes back out to an empty balcony.
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Trump comes back to Washington this weekend to speak at the Rolling Thunder Memorial Day event.
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And it all comes back to Major Briggs, whom Hastings circles on a paper police lineup.
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So People come and they go, and I hope that Lisa comes back at some point.
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D. comes back, grabs a beer, and takes a shower while I throw on a swimsuit.
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It all comes back to those algorithms that drive machine learning-powered services across the web.
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"This statement moved me, because it comes back to what we are made of," she said.
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"If he comes back we'll definitely give him a name for sure," Landry said to Cleveland.com.
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In her experience and my own, one specific detail comes back to me: the locked door.
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" That idea of a multitude of versions of yourself comes back in the "This Is America.
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But when she breaks the news to Alice (Mädchen Amick), she comes back with a twist.
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That comes back to designers holding pens, whether its electric or old-fashioned pen and paper.
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But when the site comes back, wallets beware: The new models may cost up to $1200.
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Rather, she's just putting it out there into the universe, plainly, to see what comes back.
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You could have refiners coming offline, just as Middle East production comes back online, including Iran.
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The guesser then comes back into the room and each human points at a different container.
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So in the afternoon, Crook heads out with the firefighters and comes back with ground truth.
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We catch them and say, 'Come back to court in five years,' and nobody comes back.
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When that does happen, a fan will keep the kites up until the wind comes back.
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Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs shuffles the top ranks and Wells Fargo's regulatory hubris comes back to bite.
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Ahead, we've broken down five beauty trends Zendaya always comes back to — and always look amazing.
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"She comes back wanting to be dressed for success, if you will," says the costume designer.
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And so, to me, it's like all that stuff all comes back to the same place.
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In fact, "Verdict" ends on a cliffhanger right as the jury comes back with its decisions.
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She comes back to her parents home every weekend and spends most of her summer there.
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"It really comes back as a pretty resounding problem," said Hightail's chief operating officer, Mike Trigg.
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"The bus comes back into Reykjavik close to the end of the journey," wrote the band.
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Nikki, who went for ice, comes back to her motel room moments after Meemo clears out.
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The gunman then comes back into their room and they hear him saying....are you dead?
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It sometimes comes back to me within seconds, sometimes minutes, occasionally hours but, so far, always.
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In the comics, Michonne goes out to sea for awhile and comes back every few months.
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But don't get the idea that this all comes back to partnering up and getting married.
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And when Orest comes back, she recognizes him first, before Elektra recognizes him — it's so smart.
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If your battery is about to run out, it immediately comes back to its takeoff point.
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When Daley comes back, he almost kills Baldak — you can see the delight in Baldak's face!
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In the book there's the kid, the mother, the grandmother, the father comes back and forth.
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"What you put out in the world comes back to you magnified and tends to permeate."
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When Bob Mueller comes back with something serious, that's when you're going to see everything change.
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The cat comes back the very next day, surprising those who thought he was a goner.
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For me, the main point about that comes back in 1823, when he got the diagnosis.
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She wants their vote, and she does nothing, and then she comes back four years later.
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He ends up creating his own aluminum prosthetics, and comes back to climbing better than before.
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They go to the hospital and three hours later the mother leaves and never comes back.
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Figuratively, if also literally, we just watch something else until the good stuff comes back on.
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I don't want to be one of the guys who comes back four or five times.
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The hook comes back to yank the doll out of the water, back to the beach.
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"A lot of what I saw comes back to the basic idea of freedom," explains Zuckerberg.
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The monster in "It" — who takes the form of Pennywise — also comes back every 27 years.
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I blindly raise my arms to protect my head—but my enemy comes back into focus.
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So I think it again comes back to issues of changing social norms and changing behavior.
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Take a deep breath and exhale with Jon when he comes back (as he always does).
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Anybody who hasn't been here for a few years and comes back can see the change.
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He comes back into view with his familiar walk — purposeful, confident, shoulders up, eyes locked forward.
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So People come and they go, and I hope that Lisa comes back at some point.
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When the item comes back in stock online, shoppers will be limited for four bottles each.
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I know I can't wait till it comes back, and I'm definitely not the only person.
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Not that it wasn't loud before, but I think it comes back down onto the court.
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Trends keep reproducing themselves but they slowly evolve each time a decade comes back in vogue.
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As they wait, the man steps away and comes back with a friend -- his pet parrot.
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Sometimes, I type in website URLs into my website machine to see what website comes back.
|
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Balance of payments, you can argue, you buy the goods, but the capital comes back in.
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"It's crucial that Coface comes back, I hope it will take effect rather soon," Mobasher said.
|
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" Zuckerberg concludes that problems on the Blackfeet Reservation "comes back to the basic idea of freedom.
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The first thing that comes back to me is actually being in the hospital in Beijing.
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"The thing to remember is that it comes back to taste," said Ms. Topper, of Mintel.
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And she does so with cartoonishly violent results until it all comes back to bite her.
|
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We hosted it for maybe six minutes and ... It always comes back to a sex tape.
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There will be lots of questions about who leads the Night's Watch after Jon comes back, or even if there is a Night's Watch after he comes back, but it seems unlikely that Thorne and his fellow conspirators (except maybe Olly) will make it out alive.
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It comes back, then we talk about the feedback, then the feedback goes back in and out.
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The longest possible time until Game of Thrones comes back into to our empty, dragon-free lives.
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It's only a matter of time until that comes back to bite Helen in the ass, right?
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I would have said let&aposs get some nets and let&aposs wait till she comes back.
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When the cold months roll around, everyone comes back indoors and we start the process over again.
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But sadly, The Predator is a slowly deflating balloon, and the reason comes back to those sunglasses.
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What it always comes back to, and what I love about this, is our characters are limited.
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Let's just say, there will be a lot to unpack when the show comes back in January.
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"Unless Chevron comes back with a higher bid, I think OXY will get the prize," Cramer said.
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The most important contribution comes back to his central issue: the role of big money in politics.
|
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Jon Snow kills it with Jeor Mormont's torch after it comes back to life in Castle Black.
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What we need is a uniter in chief and I hope the president comes back to that.
|
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As if to prove a point, following our conversation, Rohrssen comes back into the office, pantomimes see?
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However, the party didn't secure a majority, which will present challenges as it comes back to power.
|
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But there is a disconnect between the job openings and the veteran when the veteran comes back.
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It pounds onward, somewhat distorted, until Master P comes back with a striking end to the album.
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"Every time he surprises me he comes back and outdoes himself and surprises me again," said Sen.
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But her villainy often comes back to traumas of being a woman in such a patriarchal society.
|
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If the North Koreans cheat, maximum pressure comes back on, we don&apost give them an inch.
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You'll be back to normal as soon as the warrior planet comes back into his usual territory.
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A lot of Marcus' mission comes back to extending a conversation from Facebook's core product to Messenger.
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You deport him, and he comes back, which is why as you know we need a wall.
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Alistair Thorne: I mean, if Jon comes back (and Jon's coming back), Alistair Thorne can't live, right?
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He books an "epicurean holiday" to southern Italy and comes back with a suitcase full of ham.
|
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That money eventually comes back to Disney, the parent corporation of the network, the studio, and Marvel.
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I wish her nothing but compassion and love, and I hope she comes back stronger than ever.
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Vence later comes back to the apartment and leaves "with cleaning supplies including bleach," the affidavit states.
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Say that same partner goes and sleeps with somebody barrier-free and then comes back to me.
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Leo goes off screen for a moment, but then comes back in ready for a third attempt.
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When the test comes back, you can find information on how to read the results on NSF.
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"When she comes back, I'll be thrilled," Kris said of her daughter's expected return to Los Angeles.
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And once again, it all comes back to the map and the resources available to your civilization.
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But, also: literally what else are you going to do with your life until the comes back?
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The US is in the midst of all that ISIS shit and everybody comes back fucked up.
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The whole thing comes back to why Dell felt compelled to buy EMC in the first place.
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What grows now dies and comes back endlessly, a tangle that feeds, educates and betters the world.
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Again, it just comes back to, it took Elon 12 years to go from 150k to 35k?
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They're hoping the Senate bill is more moderate, passes and comes back to them for a vote.
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Still, he is hopeful of finding another job when he comes back to Dongguan in mid-February.
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The industrials jump comes back to economically sensitive exposure and dovetails with a boost in infrastructure spending.
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Even if the person, people, whatever—even if Satoshi comes back, it's going to be like Jesus.
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But after going on a "paleolithic lifestyle retreat," he comes back: thinner, spiteful, and ready for vengeance.
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The question of why Angilletta was killed comes back to the Honoured Society's ruthless desire for control.
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Every time a school shooting happens, a bit of the memory of the Murchison shooting comes back.
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But if he comes back, and they don't fit me right, only then would I say something.
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Like Lazarus, Jon Snow has been dead for quite some time when he comes back to life.
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Stafford is known for playing despite injury, so few will be surprised if he comes back soon.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said that the investigation ultimately comes back to the Trump administration's immigration policy.
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SO IT ALL COMES BACK TO, I THINK, THIS WHOLE DISCUSSION, HOW ARE WE RUNNING THE COMPANY?
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He comes back many hours later and his friend asks him if he had indeed punched Gorbachev.
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His interest in theater "always comes back to a girl — as Othello would also say," he joked.
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I did add a tiny bit right toward the end, when the chorus first comes back in.
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Sometimes in life you have to let people breathe before it all comes back to bite you!
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Indeed, as Congress comes back into session this week, they will confront the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
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Instead, Instagram is where we transmit images into the void, then analyze the data that comes back.
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Many business owners now sleep when the power goes off and work when it comes back on.
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But then again, I'll send these tracks over to Shlom, and he comes back with further details.
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But every time it comes back, the world—and its fans—have moved on a little more.
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"If the Modi government comes back, then this sector will just go through the roof," Sangoi said.
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We see the team lose contact with Scott, but he eventually comes back on the communication device.
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It all comes back to a moment of Senate theatrics at the tax vote two weeks ago.
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It all comes back to Richie, in this case following the America techno icon's relocation to Berlin.
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" A parallel chorus of boys, listening to Danny tell his version, comes back with: "Tell me more!
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"I hope that that other Emanuel Samson comes back," he said after the verdict, The A.P. reported.
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Still, for Uninamise, even as the sound spreads, it all comes back to borough that birthed it.
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P. comes back from her workout class and hangs out with me while I finish getting ready.
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"If it comes back positive I won't eat it, but if it's negative I will," he said.
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You dream something up and he comes back with 50 choices of how to make it work.
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He comes back outside, smiling, bringing a large bottle of champagne and seven pieces of wedding cake.
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" Eyes sometimes roll, children squawk, and the answer comes back "don't they know you are on vacation?
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I was misusing it, which was kind of a theme that comes back continually in our work.
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"In my band, getting back into the same room, that old dynamic comes back," Ms. Schemel said.
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Unless Australia comes back to win, France and Denmark will go through no matter what happens here.
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He comes back with a basket of woven straw, in which nestle four fat, perfectly ripe figs.
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This surprises just about everyone, but actually, almost everything we eat comes back out via the lungs.
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She walks on what may be the moon, then comes back to the embrace of her husband.
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After that, the ability to form new memories comes back, and memories of the past are restored.
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"You hope that when he comes back out he's not as sharp," first baseman Neil Walker said.
|
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Congress is expected to debate reauthorization of the HEA when it comes back from recess mid-October.
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When I'm out running, my right foot goes out from under me, then comes back into position.
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The preview shows that she comes back, but it seems like it was her decision, not his.
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"When the market comes back, Wells Fargo stock is likely to move up sharply higher," he predicted.
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He does things like this, declares that he's leaving Twitter, then comes back a few days later.
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In the Moroccan ultra community, everything comes back to the Ahansals, Mohamad and his older brother Lahcen.
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Then there is a hip-hop guy singing and then the out of tune kid comes back.
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"The president got word to me 20 minutes ago that if it comes back to him without money, if whatever happens in the House and Senate comes back to him with no allocation of $5 billion for the wall, then he's going to veto it," Limbaugh told his audience.
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When you let go of something that you love, it always comes back in one way or another.
|
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For now, Cashin said "we're all on tweet alert" as the president comes back from a European trip.
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Krueger is hopeful that it might move forward when the senate comes back into session in January 2018.
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"If the Senate version only comes back here, it's going to have a difficult time," Grijalva said. Rep.
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But instead, he just never comes back to the car, so Maggie gets out to look for him.
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The company is encouraging anyone interested in the service when it comes back to join its waiting list.
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"When Jesus comes back you're the first to go," he says to the people in the nosebleed seats.
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Then the action is done, replaced by the usual rhythms of the neighborhoods until the chaos comes back.
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Housing fund requests are typically made after a company comes back to Arlington with more specific development plans.
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In other words bonds may do badly not because inflation comes back but despite inflation not coming back.
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"As the power comes back on, please use that time to prepare for the next event," he said.
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If the test comes back positive, you'll likely get antibiotics, which can usually clear up the symptoms quickly.
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"Sometimes he just goes running out of the room and comes back dancing or dressed up," she said.
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As soon as the opponent comes back, McGregor is back in his stance and six feet away again.
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So my manager Kerri [Edwards] sprints up there and comes back down with about 30 seconds to spare.
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According to conversations with current and former employees, the executive exodus all comes back to one person: Chen.
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But when Emma comes back up, she and Regina are able to combine their magic and break out.
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I take off and it's not a flight that ends well, and that's where 'Mayday' comes back in.
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It's one of the few trend pieces that comes back every few years, rather than every few decades.
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He gets to go once a week and always comes back happier, so the money is worth it.
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Instead of in a few days, Ripley comes back 200 years later as a clone in Alien: Resurrection.
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"What do we do if the daughter comes back when she can't see at all?" says her husband.
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For Etwaru it comes back to trust, and a trusted identity would be a natural extension of that.
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It's also in this first week back that everything you forgot to purchase comes back to haunt you.
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Jon Snow comes back looking just like his pre-death self, but less polite and with more scars.
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There are many different applications, but it always comes back to the benefits of using much less energy.
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"When your friend comes back from study abroad," the Twitter account for Full Frontal With Samantha Bee quipped.
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"Again it comes back to our high correlation to oil," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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Now I really hope she miraculously comes back, because she seems fun, giving stoic Owen a hard time.
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That storyline showed that if you give it a little bit, then it comes back at you tenfold.
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And it comes back, and you can scroll back through and you see everything, so that's just perfect.
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It comes back with regular updates, including new screen shots, coinciding with the launch of a Twitter account.
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When your employer comes back with suggested pay, many times the first number is not the best offer.
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Your character comes back to life after each death, cursed to fight seemingly forever against ever-stronger enemies.
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But he's still not letting the company buy Qualcomm, whether it comes back to the US or not.
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When she comes back from the hospital, she sees the both of them, vibrating with nervous, manic energy.
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According to ter Horst, people often end up consuming fatty foods as soon as their appetite comes back.
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As opposed to, send it all over email to China and it comes back and hope it's right.
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Bobby Moynihan is also leaving, after nine seasons, so expect a few new faces when SNL comes back.
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And when (first baseman Justin) Bour comes back (from an ankle injury), they have a solid offensive team.
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By the time she comes back to work, I'm exhausted, but there is no leave offered to me.
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Both systems bounce signals off the environment around them, then read what comes back to paint a picture.
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Until the L train comes back online, in late 2020, the G train will face intense capacity issues.
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"When my daughter comes back, I will not allow her to go to that school again," Rebecca said.
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An 81-year Harvard study showed that the key to happiness and success all comes back to relationships.
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And their wife has also worked all day, but when she comes back she's like a free housemaid!
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"He decides that his place on earth is collecting and comes back completely different," Mr. Delocque-Fourcaud said.
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But NeXT couldn't survive on software sales alone, and this is where Apple comes back into the story.
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When Al comes back to the bench at the end of the inning Mister Mack usually speaks up.
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Hopefully, after DSJ comes back, Rick Carlisle can figure out a way to keep him on the floor.
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We finish the conversation, she leaves, then comes back in and hands me a personal check for $1000.
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Just be sure to hide the candles when your drunken roommate comes back from a night of carousing.
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But when everyone comes back home for Christmas or the summer, it's great to hang out with friends.
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It all comes back to her love of the ballpoint pen, a passion she encourages others to explore.
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Now, when I speak, my voice comes from within, goes outside and comes back in, lt's a loop.
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It comes back as 911111111, it means the phone is only capable of calling out in an emergency.
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Half an hour later, he comes back and my roommate gives him the phone and sends him away.
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Both those things are why, after the earlier rape, Offred comes back to him on her own terms.
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And whenever an experiment comes back empty-handed, physicists can amend their theories to accommodate the null results.
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That comes back to the whole thing about being the C.E.O. You have to be able to move.
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"We are going to put this trophy in Steve's office until he comes back to work," said Rep.
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Congress comes back to work and lawmakers stave off a potential government shutdown in this week's top photos.
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"The real test is whether the administration comes back next year with the same proposal to slash spending."
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"It comes back more pronounced than normal when I'm talking," he apologized in a telephone interview this week.
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Senate comes back into session, at which point leaders will likely announce an agreed-upon schedule, 12 p.m.
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I think it comes back to the political shock and awe that really dates back to his arrival.
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"No matter what, everything comes back to this building," said Ms. Avitto, 52, who lives down the street.
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This is someone whose dialogue happens internally, who often gets sidetracked and comes back with a witty comment.
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"People think, 'Anyone who comes back from the U.S. has money,' so they'll be extorted," Mr. López said.
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So looking at 2018, we're hoping that Nike comes back because I've had a tough couple of years.
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Language isn't just about understanding how to say things to someone and ascribe meaning to what comes back.
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Sometimes she comes back with enough fish to sell to support her family for weeks at a time.
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I haven't learned the art of saying no — Sunday evening is when the phone comes back into play.
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Layla stays in their locked car while Finn uses the toilet, but when he comes back, she's gone.
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"2001" comes back at another poignant time in history, especially as it relates to space and the cosmos.
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Burton Lane and Alan Jay Lerner's extrasensory musical comes back to us courtesy of the Irish Repertory Theater.
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"He's going to play a lot, that's for sure, even when Jacoby comes back," Girardi said of Hicks.
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But we are children of the light, and when the light comes back, we'll be dancing in it.
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So then, in 803, as the Harvey Weinstein story is exploding, this case comes back into public focus.
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Everything comes back relatively clean — just need to change the air filters and fix a few outlets. Phew!
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Much of the difficulty for interactive comedy comes back to the clashing golden rules of interactivity and comedy.
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So then, in 22006, as the Harvey Weinstein story is exploding, this case comes back into public focus.
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But she added science has shown that within two to five years, the weight comes back -- in spades.
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It all comes back to an ethos instilled by SM's founder and K-pop pioneer, Lee Soo Man.
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He just needs to go out there and get it right, and I hope he comes back again.
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The first officer comes back into the cell and at first orders Riling to get onto the seat.
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"If you don't have any other medical problems, your life expectancy comes back almost to normal," Shah said.
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" Trump said he expected to "have a full report on that from Mike [Pompeo] when he comes back.
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It wasn't really too far from a good regulation, and I hope it comes back with necessary improvements.
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If you are not a threat to yourself or your community that is what it comes back to.
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But for now, we'll start this chapter at home, quarantined together and hoping the world comes back around.
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But for now, we'll start this chapter at home, quarantined together and hoping the world comes back around.
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He then walks back to Irisz — that's 10 seconds there — and in so doing comes back into focus.
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He comes back in the film again, and I was just with him when we had a screening.
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If he comes back from this June 12th summit and does not have an agreement like that if he just comes back with more excuses or a symbolic end to the Korean or -- MACCALLUM: What you said today though, Zack, to be fair, that he expects there will be several meetings.
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"The president got word to me 20 minutes ago that if it comes back to him without money, if whatever happens in the House and Senate comes back to him with no allocation of $5 billion for the wall, then he's going to veto it," Limbaugh said on his program.
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"The president got word to me 85033 minutes ago that if it comes back to him without money, if whatever happens in the House and Senate comes back to him with no allocation of $5 billion for the wall, then he's going to veto it," Limbaugh said on his program.
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This one's already sold, but you can still sign up for the waitlist just in case it comes back!
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He gives up drinking, gives in to drinking, gives it up and comes back to it all over again.
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One day, my husband goes out to get lunch for us and comes back with sushi from Whole Foods.
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Within minutes, sometimes it comes back and they say, "Sorry, we've looked at it, we appreciate it," but nothing.
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So a lot of it still comes back to: what does the individual office holder need and care about?
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Unless Russia comes back into compliance with the agreement, which is highly unlikely, America will officially withdraw in August.
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No one even had the courage to ask if he was OK. That moment often comes back to me.
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After the month is up Bird comes back to your location to pick up the vehicle, charger, and lock.
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With the old king gone, Sa'luk comes back to rally his remaining cohorts and attack the innocent once more.
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"I think risk-off comes back in vogue because the dollar would appreciate meaningfully in that context," he said.
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Elaine goes to the Island of the Idols, comes back with an advantage, and it's Jason who gets snuffed.
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Then, just as quickly, the brake comes back off and, pop, you're on the ground like everything is normal.
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Once the EEOC comes back with its findings, CAIR and Brown will decide if they will file a lawsuit.
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I'm totally okay if Spencer's drug abuse comes back up, or if Aria actually does have multiple personality disorder.
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She goes outside to make a phone call and comes back 5 minutes later saying we have to go.
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Yogi is a tool that helps businesses aggregate and understand all the feedback that comes back about its product.
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This guy comes back and he gets a job at New York Military Academy and keeps it for life.
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Tom: I think it comes back to the twee thing again where we didn't even know what it was.
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She goes around to other countries and other nations, negotiates with their leaders, comes back and nothing ever happens.
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" The sub headline says, "Clown comes back to life with N.H. win as mindless zombies turn out in droves.
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No, she gets right back up and she comes back stronger for the people who need her the most.
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A lot of it comes back to red alerts about China's currency and what policymakers are trying to do.
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Halaska comes back to my safe aromatic distance from the whale and invites me to get a real whiff.
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The Books desk doesn't edit opinions, nor does it kill and reassign a review if it comes back negative.
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"It all comes back to having a great product and taking care of customers," Bhusri told Cramer on Thursday.
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In many ways, this comes back to what people believe was the reason for the party's loss in 2016.
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One important caveat: Even if McCain comes back next week, McConnell still can't afford to lose one more senator.
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When Kehlani comes back to the festival, there's no doubt the former America's Got Talent contestant will be headlining.
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In some cases it was necessary to leave the man behind but now something of that man comes back.
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" Suffolk Equity General Partner Freddie Martignetti comes back to, "investing in outstanding teams, who'll succeed regardless of market timing.
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He demands she ride south right this second, and threatens to have her hanged if she ever comes back.
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This is probably the closest thing the MLS can have to a "Jordan comes back to the Bulls" moment.
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If Jadeveon Clowney comes on, and/or J.J. Watt comes back quickly, they could again be in the hunt.
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Some of those questions might be answered when How to Get Away With Murder comes back on February 11.
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For Seth, it all comes back to the same principles that attracted him to London in the first place.
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She then comes back out and calls for her brother, telling him that she thinks she broke her knee.
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And there's one scene where he comes back and he sings an entire Celine Dion song into a hairbrush.
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You give it stress, then rest, and it comes back on the other side stronger than it was before.
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Later, a report comes back, breaking down various depression drugs like Zoloft and Paxil into different color-coded buckets.
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"American Horror Story" comes back for its ninth season, called "1984," which is inspired by 1980s horror-slasher movies.
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Mazie K. Hirono (D-Hawaii) has already announced she will introduce companion legislation once Congress comes back from recess.
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Everything comes back into style, and even old-school decorations like dream catchers are starting to filter in again.
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Feature After more than a decade away, a foreign correspondent comes back to take stock of his divided homeland.
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She just explores, comes back to the van and usually climbs up onto the roof to have a nap.
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In the most likely scenario, he won't take his seat until Congress comes back into session in early January.
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Because it's so human, because it's so honest and because he's ... And maybe this comes back to our conversation.
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When the vertigo comes back months or years later, as it tends to do, it can be vanquished again.
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LOVE HOTEL is another great debut, and the fairly obscure word PAWLS comes back after a 27-year hiatus.
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Five days a week, he gets picked up at 8:40 and comes back between 1 and 1:30.
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Michonne assures Daryl that she'll help square the situation with Dwight, as long as he comes back to Alexandria.
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It all comes back to the fact that when I cook it, it reminds me of being with family.
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He even still comes back home often to spend time with his mom, dad, older brother and younger sister.
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When our prefrontal cortex comes back online, we can compare anxiety to what it feels like to be calm.
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Even today, the war still comes back to me, spreads its wings over my daily life and my writing.
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They're supposed to come back within two or three years for a court case, but nobody ever comes back.
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Often, after making the shift, Ruefle comes back to that public space, hearing and seeing everything around her differently.
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As Wanda comes back into theaters, don't miss a chance to discover it and Loden's other work for yourself.
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But I won't be at all surprised if she comes back, because after all, this is still The Leftovers.
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Ten years later, while she was working for the BBC, her past comes back to her in unsettling ways.
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K., we got rid of it,' march out, and then wonder why the caliphate comes back,' Mr. Mattis said.
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For decades, states have ratcheted down college funding in bad times, without replacing it when the economy comes back.
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But when I do, it comes back with a great deal of clarity, more than I would have guessed.
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When the diet stops, the weight comes back, often at higher levels than at the start of the diet.
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When he comes back he may choose again to stay inside and avoid watching whatever unfolds 58 floors below.
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But, when Amber is injured, the phone comes back to life and Mia learns a girl named Midge died.
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Teammates have said Nelson comes back to the huddle afterward with a smile on his face, which Nelson disputes.
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That is not to say if (special counsel Robert) Mueller comes back with a case that this won't change.
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Frank emotiveness and sensitivity become culturally sanctioned again, emo comes back and we enter a supposedly more feminine cycle.
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"Whenever the market comes back or the demand returns, you will be ready to begin construction," Mr. Levell said.
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My sister comes back out and says her friend was working the register and she didn't have to pay!
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"He comes back to me asking me that he should be trained and participated in giving," the letter read.
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But you know if the short term setback comes back, we would together to fight against that sentiment, rhetoric.
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Again it comes back to just because this is what works at getting attention or money, is it good?
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If the return comes back in the court and is then missed, then that's a rally length of two.
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And a lot of it comes back to the donors seeing the embryos as children rather than potential children.
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This cleansing felt just like how I feel after an STI check comes back negative: I'm a virgin again!
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As in many myths, Inanna comes back stronger and wiser, which Blickle could relate to as a new parent.
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Now, you can watch both seasons on Hulu before the series comes back for a third on August 31.
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"It comes back to a hunger and willingness to roll up their sleeves and move fast and help," Dudum said.
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So, the president comes back from North Korea and he puts up this tweet, really harsh words for the media.
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When she comes back into the living room, the faces are still here, hanging all around me, silent and staring.
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A gas olefins unit shut in Shell's adjoining chemical plant is scheduled to restart before the coker comes back online.
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I think that as we move into the next two years, the key thing it comes back to is authenticity.
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Puffy comes back to Atlanta and does a party and I'm like — Blue's name is not on that party invitation.
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A video for the song stars Girls actor Alex Karpovsky as a magician who dies and comes back to life.
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If Natasha also comes back as an earlier, less developed version of herself, it'll feel like retreading Gamora's current plotline.
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When Saeed comes back into view of the circling gunship, the crew sees a minivan pulling up next to him.
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For people who live in the U.K., though, Flying Ant Day is a horror movie that comes back every year.
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"To this day, it is a huge part of our business and why our core customer comes back," Hochman said.
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She leaves LA for years, but after the celebrity possibly kills someone else, she comes back to get that bastard.
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When the grid eventually comes back online, the wind farm will be able to provide power to about 35,000 homes.
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Most of the time, though, the impulse comes back after a few days and I'm back to scrolling as usual.
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Sen. John McCain will return to Washington D.C. next week as Congress comes back to work after its August recess.
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When Making a Murderer comes back with new episodes, will the Netflix series acknowledge any of its fans' investigative efforts?
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Pablo, however, is not happy when Limón comes back with only $6,000; he thought there would be close to $500,000.
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Jones comes back with a joke, which is a smart move, and drops the idea of a date out there.
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"Even if you just post one picture, it comes back," said Anjela, who is very much not a D.A.R.E. teacher.
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Here's more to know about the star before he comes back with another attempt to win Brown's heart next week.
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And we just are really, really hoping that we're going to get to see you soon when mama comes back.
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And you see her when she comes back from riding that she is dirty, and her hair is a mess.
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The pharmaceutical industry's lobbyists will really have to work for those millions once Congress comes back from its August recess.
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Even if this person never comes back — and they often don't — the small spark is enough to keep Szélesy going.
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But if your partner doesn't wait for you when Stranger Things comes back this fall, can you really blame them?
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"I think he's lost a little on his fastball, but it always comes back to command," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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A lot needs to happen before the 737 Max comes back, even if your airline booking site tells you otherwise.
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Like, when everyone comes back from living in Bali and doing whatever, what happens when that generation starts aging out?
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Then they get upset when some guy who was locked up comes back into their community and shoots their uncle.
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For those who need a refresher on how Salt Bae became a viral hit ... it all comes back to this.
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"He gets up from his chair, goes to his desk, and comes back with a sheet of paper," Tristani recalls.
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Usually when my husband comes back from work, I'll get the first shift and he'll have to watch the baby.
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So if he comes back in four years, I'll let him finish his work in the debates where he began.
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They sent it to a testing lab and will file more charges if it comes back as an illegal substance.
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And because of all this Broad City excitement, we know you're dying to know — the show comes back in August.
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Dixie, one of Patty's bullies, comes back to school in a wheelchair after a fight with Patty apparently paralyzed her.
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She comes back into his life to try and ruin him—eventually, she kidnaps Patty and tries to kill her.
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And needless to say, I'll be setting an alarm next time this piece comes back (fingers crossed that it does).
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""Well, it doesn't disappear — it just never comes back once it's been borrowed: My vintage jeans collection has been pillaged!
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The Court has agreed to hear the case against the travel ban when it comes back in session in October.
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It may be too late, but if the series comes back to Tampa, knock off the "dilly dilly" shit. 5.
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Maybe, as Bruce Springsteen (New Jersey's most famous poet) once sang of Atlantic City, everything that dies someday comes back.
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Instead, the team comes back to tie the score, at least until those stupid (literal) Nazi refs disallow the goal.
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She's despondent — until her onetime captor comes back to life as a handsome prince: "Beauty and the Beast" goes Greek.
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A procedurally generated, stapled-together radio message comes back with his number of troops, wounded, ammunition level, and fatigue level.
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And that's where it comes back to us — and I say "us" because I, too, prefer my television ad-free.
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That good kind of comes back into the world a little bit, before it all kicks off in the end.
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That being said, Alison still has a bottle of iced tea spiked with the medication — remember this, it comes back.
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" Even a casual voyager, she wrote, "comes back an antique, a citizen of the world of six thousand years ago.
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You can also mark emails to be deleted or archived, and everything will be updated after your connection comes back.
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There's a lot of crazy tech there, but in the end it always comes back to the creature for us.
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The system works great until -- wait for it -- the absolute power that the judges possess comes back to bite them.
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So, each time a customer comes back, say a week or two later, they can notice a few seconds difference.
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The comments suggest the funding impasse is unlikely to be resolved quickly when Congress comes back into sessions after Christmas.
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Number one, make sure that ISIS never comes back in Syria," he said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union.
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"Lift the ban, there's no suspension if when she comes back she promises not to grunt," McEnroe added in jest.
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In the stories, the hero travels far, overcomes much, comes back with the wisdom of the world in his eyes.
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" She continued, "And Michael said to me, 'Hey, when Trump comes back, let's start kissing so he will be jealous!
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The interesting thing is that you can see her sometimes maybe break that down, but it comes back up again.
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"Certainly if he comes back with nothing it will continue the growing perception that he's a seat warmer," he said.
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I maintain that any spirit who comes back to this mortal coil to haunt the living is a complete asshole.
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When I was a teenager, it was Woodstock and bell-bottoms and big felt hats — everything that comes back around.
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"My daughter, for example, what's going to happen when she comes back?" he reflected, as his two nephews played nearby.
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"I uploaded the executable [to VirusTotal] and it comes back as a validly signed file without issue," one user wrote.
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The other is who can be barred from buying a gun once the information in that background check comes back.
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I have these nights like tonight, again, the bear comes back to make me wonder: does she read my poetry?
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"He comes back there, fires some shots, just to show, 'You can't push me off this easy,'" Sergeant LoPuzzo said.
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"It comes back to: we shouldn't learn about these through media channels or them becoming public," said one defense official.
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"But I hope she comes back," he said, "because it would be good to show that you can do it."
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But really it all comes back to equality, the bedrock of the so-called Nordic miracle and Sanders's campaign mantra.
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There's no place for people like that in our league, and hopefully he never comes back to an NBA game.
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"I need someone here because I'm afraid he comes back and he has a lot of weapons," the friend said.
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When you look at all the breaches, all the problems at ransomware and malware, it all comes back to passwords.
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There's a deeper question, which comes back to the extraordinary Western landscape and the high American idea enshrined in it.
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That fight Nathan had with the obnoxious guy in the back of Issa's car briefly comes back to haunt her.
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Everyone on Scandal is a sociopath embroiled in some kind of three-layer mess that all comes back to murder.
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When Parliament comes back from its summer break on September 3, the five-week suspension starts a few days later.
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That type of arrangement — appointments go out, campaign cash comes back in — has vexed government reformers in Albany for generations.
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"No matter how many times the weed comes back, we can&apost stop taking action," Johnson wrote in her book.
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We don't think we're going to be at material risk in terms of when the Max comes back in 63.
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"It all, to me, really comes back to the rejection he kept getting from the NFL," the author told CNBC.
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"What if he comes back with the rest of his band and they all buy summer homes?" she wondered aloud.
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That means it could be a matter of when, not if, the first managed CSO comes back to the market.
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Instead, the sensation is rather like reading a long, dirgelike poem in which the refrain comes back again and again.
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"He comes back and starts this own investigation on his own, and he won't even reveal his sources," he said.
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SARA EISEN: Do you-- do you think that there'll be excitement that comes back to this category and this brand?
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If the justices are divided, this could be a case that comes back once Kavanaugh or another nominee is confirmed.
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Zuma often claims the ANC will "rule until Jesus comes back," but South Africans are showing appetite for something else.
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And then, at the end, as the world inches toward being a little bit better, the set comes back together.
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When we lend something out, we fill up that space and when the piece comes back it has to compete.
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Instead, he gets his head down, looks to where he can improve and comes back with real determination to succeed.
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She's a variation on a Mr. Turvy in the novel "Mary Poppins Comes Back" (1935), whose workshop flips upside-down.
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"Before the plant comes back online we expect the company to have all of these kinds of answers," said Sheehan.
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The pants lie in a small [box, gaily] wrapped for Christmas, and as I see it, a memory comes back.
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When N. gets his diploma he has to find a job, right away, a good job in England, if he doesn't he has to come back here, and if he comes back here it will be very hard for him to leave again, do you understand, if he comes back here he will be trapped.
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It might be a bit of a stretch to assume that broken lights could hint at Angela&aposs future as an all-powerful hero, but until "Watchmen" comes back (if it comes back), we&aposll just have to decide for ourselves where Jon&aposs powers went — and if Angela, has, in fact, become Dr. Manhattan.
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We thought he was over that, but I guess it's one of those things that comes back and it haunts you.
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"Say she comes back in two years with a deal and Parliament decided that it was a lousy deal," Peel said.
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It all comes back to love for and relationship with his wife, Ethel, who Tye spoke with while writing the book.
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It all comes back to casting and social media — can someone hire a good Twitter investigator for the Bachelor casting team?
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He comes back 30 minutes later with two and a half pounds of cheese and $15 worth of muscle car magazines.
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It comes back to the attitude of the message-board atheist: raging at people who can't see what's really going on.
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Just to get him back in the flow is certainly a positive and Bogey (Xander Bogaerts) comes back to us Monday.
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When Obi Wan goes down in the first film, he comes back stronger than ever in the memories and the voices.
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For the time being, maybe it's time to get back to work—or just obsessively refresh Twitter until it comes back.
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Avenatti comes back and says he&aposs asking people on Twitter to provide him with proof that Rudy Giuliani watches porn.
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Ultimately, Goldberg comes back to stocks — and looking to the future rather than the past — as the best long-term bet.
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He comes back and says he&aposs really upset about the way Trump had treated -- I think it&aposs Kamir Khan.
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It's an amazing amount of self-policing because workers are invested in making sure that work comes back to the pool.
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"It really comes back to the interpersonal skills [students] gain of how to inspire people and lead huge teams," she says.
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Suzette comes back from boarding school to find her brother Lionel, who has bipolar disorder, in desperate need of her support.
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To prepare for a time when expertise comes back into fashion, economists should renew their commitment to generating knowledge that matters.
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The third day my dad goes to the other side of the house and comes back with a random nervous guy.
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So Dease's spirit comes back from the grave, animating works of art to kill all those who profit from his work.
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It always comes back to 'how does this [product] help you build your best body and provide you with better results?
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But it also leaps across time in service of telling a story about how a group of friends comes back together.
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Apple's online store is currently down, but we don't expect any surprises when it comes back at exactly 93:01 a.m.
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Detailing packages will also often include a thorough exterior cleaning and buff-wax, so your comes back looking nearly showroom fresh.
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An emotionally abusive husband visits a barren planet called Rexor IV, and when he comes back, he's suddenly kind and thoughtful.
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That's because the rover is going to need to know what time it is when the Sun comes back out again.
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The cop car's lights flicker and extinguish, but after a deep breath Pierce comes back to himself and the lights return.
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But he did say the Colts (2-6) would exhaust "all resources" to assure Luck is healthy when he comes back.
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If you love something, set it free; if it comes back, it probably left something of sentimental value at your house.
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If nothing comes back on that one, he still faces another month—at least—before he's back in the big leagues.
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August 2800, 2656: Louis C.K. comes back to public life with his a surprise stand-up set at the Comedy Cellar.
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The speaker's battery can last eight hours, and comes back to life quickly when placed on its low profile charging station.
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"Cut!" yells the AD, and suddenly her head comes up and she comes back "online" and continues without missing a beat.
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The common thread between them all usually comes back to a central question about the psychology of what scares us most.
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Or this other coffin from a company called BlackCraft Cult Clothing, if it ever comes back in stock at Hot Topic.
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When Vampire Weekend comes back with a new album, it's going to do so without one of its driving creative forces.
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Afterwards, the group comes back together in a circle to share their journaling and how they felt about the animal interactions.
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The episode later comes back to this opening incident in order to track how Celeste ended up cowering on the floor.
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The camera fades to black and when it comes back, the young woman's lifeless body is slumped over on the floor.
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"That's the way the legislation is written, that under certain circumstances it comes Back to the House and Senate," Corker said.
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The workers decide to leave by sea, and one of them comes back to find his lover engaged to another man.
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"I think the more that we try to combat racism, it seems like it comes back two-fold now," Gunn says.
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"If we really want to get to the root of these problems, it usually comes back to mental illness," he said.
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When a spacecraft comes back to Earth, it's entering the atmosphere at some point at 25 times the speed of sound.
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But if after one month neither person comes back to the office, they tear up the papers, and you're still married.
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What if our delay in transforming our economy to a renewable one comes back to bite us in the greasy coverall?
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Number one, make sure that ISIS never comes back in Syria," Graham said to CNN's Bash on "State of the Union.
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Now fog it slightly when he comes back in the evening and keep it dim while they sit on the bed.
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"If he comes back to school, I'll have to leave, I don't want to, but I can't see him every day."
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"These children get the degree or the big job or the car, and then no one ever comes back," he said.
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Brazil comes back through Coutinho, but his shot from the top of the area is punched by the giant Belgian goalkeeper.
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For me, in my old age, the war comes back, out of order, my subconscious offering up memories without my asking.
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"Mom comes back from the shelter with lot of stories, like this woman got married, that had a baby," she said.
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He storms out, and then comes back just in time for the two to (finally) kiss for the first time ever.
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"It comes back in so many ways for me how marginal sexual assault has been to public policy," Ms. Tracy said.
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They were all hugely appreciated, and I'll try to address as many of them as possible (even when soccer comes back).
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It's a bit like a child with an ant farm who goes on vacation for a month and then comes back.
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He shoots Nipsey once ... starts walking away ... then comes back a second time and shoots again, and then a third time.
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The man in his 40s who comes back to this city is not me, not the American relative they know of.
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Burton Lane and Alan Jay Lerner's extrasensory musical comes back to us in a revival courtesy of the Irish Repertory Theater.
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Thankfully, it turns out that he just wants to bring me back some traditional outfits before he comes back next week!
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"Wile E. Coyote always loses," he said, "but no matter how they try to kill him off, he always comes back."
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"If the camera goes off and then comes back on, it raises doubts," Mr. Davis said at a recent news conference.
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There's a noticeable shift in the air when fall finally comes back around — and we're not just talking about the weather.
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In February, Franz Welser-Möst comes back after 20; in March, Valery Gergiev, after 10; in May, John Adams, after 16.
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Jim has long since been married himself, but when he comes back into her life, Eleanor must take stock yet again.
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It does take longer to acquire two languages than one, Dr. Hoff said, and that, again, comes back to the exposure.
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When I evaluate STEM toys, I pay close attention to how often Bucky comes back to play with it over time.
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"If he comes back or not, it's not going to influence my clients coming to me," he said of Mr. Trump. .
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"I hope he comes back, but I don't expect that he will," Khan's cabinet minister Fawad Chaudhry told a news conference.
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Like, Joan Didion talks about not wanting to throw out her husband's shoes in case he comes back and needs them.
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"Nobody comes back from those meetings and says, 'Now we have to do this,' " Pankratova, the former news anchor, told me.
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"I think it comes back down, we get a double bottom, and then you're off to the races again," he said.
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Disorienting news: She comes back to life, in the bathroom of the same downtown New York apartment, at the same party.
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In the end, whether America can be repowered with green technologies in a decade, or even two, comes back to politics.
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But then Reed comes back to town to care for his aging parents and drop some significant Persuasion quotes on Becky.
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Rivera comes back over and echoes Cabellero's sentiment, which is that the piña colada is a cocktail to make at home.
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It's possible it could be an additional few years before the X-37B comes back down to Earth again after this launch.
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