"Matilda comes by to boss us about occasionally," he chuckles.
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The update comes by way of a new GIF button.
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"Sometimes she comes by Rue François 1er," Mr. Vaillant said.
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The Honda Africa Twin comes by its name honestly, though.
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Self-love, after all, isn't something one just miraculously comes by.
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Every few days he comes by to linger outside their office.
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She comes by a gate, but can't get it to open.
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A guitarist comes by and plays a few folk songs for us.
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Another opportunity for corporations to make a change comes by looking internally.
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And the truth is, the access comes by being harder on people.
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This is convenient if you're upstairs and a family member comes by.
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Mayer echoes Ochota's sentiments when he comes by to introduce his wine.
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My dad gets along with everyone that comes by to his restaurant.
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Her success is commendable but it comes by virtue of her privilege.
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Now, says Katherine Sleeman of King's College London, death mostly comes by stealth.
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Not everyday the CEO comes by and thanks you for buying the product!
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He comes by when the grass needs cutting and does a fabulous job.
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Jesús Lebrón, my friend of over 30 years, frequently comes by to help.
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A truck comes by every hour and hauls away a load of metal.
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His brother (Yehuda Almagor), comes by and begins busily arranging a memorial notice.
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Just how she comes by her baseball savvy is a bit of a mystery.
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His father, Chuck, comes by to offer a helping hand every day as well.
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As the longtime director of R&D at Lamborghini, Reggiani comes by multitasking naturally.
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Yeah, DJ Shadow always comes by when he's in town and gets the burger.
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The film comes by its feminist authority honestly: Equity was helmed entirely by women.
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If an idea comes by, you want to be there to get it in.
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We decide to make leather hip pouches and invite whoever comes by to join.
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It comes by way of Jonathan Kauffman, who writes for The San Francisco Chronicle.
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He comes by a few times a week for free food and to see us.
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Indeed, he comes by his conservative principles honestly and grew up in the nation's capital.
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It's just having a normal dog day until another dog comes by and starts trouble.
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The most important update to the app comes by way of new individual user profiles.
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If a gravitational waves comes by, however, the laser will be ever so slightly off.
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The malware comes by way of a harmless appearing multimedia link in a text message.
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This comes by way of the Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter.
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The malware comes by way of a harmless-looking multimedia link in a text message.
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Most of what can be gleaned about their marriage comes by way of their daughter.
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Once seated, a flower host comes by to talk you through the cannabis-ordering process.
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This comes by way of the Associated Press citing a person close to the matter.
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My sister comes by today and we trail ride our horses for a few hours.
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" What evolutionary adaptations allow them to "take advantage of every prey opportunity that comes by.
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While he comes by his charisma naturally, he makes it a point to be informed.
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His only interaction seems to be with the boy who comes by to abuse him.
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In 2017, however, the world's obsession with "twinning" comes by way of platinum, micro-short haircuts.
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If a tiger comes by it will be a welcome bonus, not an unwanted new neighbour.
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He comes by my house at around 7 and we take the train to Circular Quay.
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One easy swap comes by way of trading your bulky nightstand for an above-bed shelf.
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He comes by his knack for enjoyable nonsense as honestly as his taste for aquatic fauna.
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However, the freshly-minted billionaire "comes by his cockiness honestly," Forbes' Samantha Sharf reported last year.
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But the real surprise comes by way of value offered without sacrificing a drop of style.
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"The most valuable self-care that we can give ourselves comes by way of relationships," says Fraga.
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Fortunately, Justin comes by just in time, and talks Clay out of shooting himself in the head.
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We fight back, and that comes by first describing the fight as what it is: guerrilla warfare.
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If the results seem almost anthropological in their care and specificity, she comes by that approach honestly.
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" But Mr. Turnbull was steadfast on Wednesday, reiterating, "Anyone who comes by boat will be turned back.
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But Lynch, whose reboot of "Twin Peaks" begins in May, on Showtime, comes by those anxieties honestly.
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"The silver bullet comes by adding more training opportunities during and after high school," said Dr. Carnevale.
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Luckily, someone comes by two minutes later and takes a bike out so I'm not late for class.
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Forstall comes by, he's got an aluminum bat and we took turns swinging, and ultimately forced it open.
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A very different prediction comes by way of Chris Gibson, the CEO of AI-powered biotech Recursion Pharmaceuticals.
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Everyone who comes by to help, including a chicken and an elephant, is full of well-meaning advice.
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We cannot overstate how rare this deal comes by, so better take advantage of it while you can.
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And because its algorithm unintentionally privileges negativity, the greatest rush comes by attacking outsiders: The other sports team.
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Our boss comes by and tells us once we finish taking out the trash we can go home.
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My best friend also comes by, and we share one more beer (a strong tripel — thank goodness we're sharing).
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This hard lesson comes by way of Danny dealing with his mother Annette Castellano's (Rhea Perlman) breast cancer diagnosis.
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Later, Callie drives the same point home with Alice Fletcher, who comes by the school looking for a primer.
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The server comes by and delivers all of the meals, each one expertly plated and begging to be consumed.
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There's a lot of artists from the UK like the Nextmen, and DJ House Shoes from Detroit comes by.
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The information comes by way of the famous family's company, which owns the trademarks to their star-studded names.
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However, no matter how persuasive the message, if it comes by phone it's a scammer, according to the IRS.
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It can feel, at times, as if Cale is tidying his legacy—dusting the house before company comes by.
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And paying someone not to cut down a forest only works until someone comes by willing to pay more.
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Just about the time that Dee Dee lays down for a nap, Lacey (AnnaSophia Robb)comes by to see Gypsy.
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Aside from a warm, dry place to stay, he's outfitting everyone who comes by with clean clothes, food, and water.
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Meanwhile, "Ours go into the trash unless the garden next door comes by and asks for them," Mr. Broockerd said.
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If a cop comes by, the waiter will throw a sheet over you and pretend you're a pile of trash.
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Ahmed al-Shurbaji, 34, who runs a nearby dog shelter, sometimes comes by with a vet to treat light injuries.
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And if someone else comes by and touches those spots, then touches their face, they can end up getting sick.
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Their explanation usually comes by way of an apology — they just wanted to see a dumb blockbuster or zone out.
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A friend of ours who is a chef in town comes by near closing and has a drink with us.
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The more concerning take comes by looking closely at just how many Fed officials are more hawkish than the median.
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Talking with Ngo, I discover that the lemon top-note comes by way of Paris, where she was born and raised.
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Really, the rock and roll guy wants your desk clean, you have to keep your desk clean if he comes by.
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The main design difference comes by way of four small accent lights on the side of the headlights and tail lights.
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A guy comes by with scallops on a cracker, and, all at once, it's cocktail hour and people start to arrive.
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It comes by way of the rep room, the backstage area where Taylor meets her fans before and after the shows.
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A pristine lace of snow falls, but then, within minutes, a taxi — or a dog — comes by to dirty it up.
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Everyone tends his or her own little epistemological garden, growing ideas from seed and sharing them with anyone who comes by.
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The constructive ideal of a legislative check on the executive branch comes by way of comparison to a hypothetical, unchecked majority.
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At the party, Jessa and Hannah finally make up — progress, which comes by way of a baby gift of a dress.
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Sometimes, that hug comes by simply bringing flowers into the world: We could use more games that give us a hug.
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For federal projects, this comes by way of the Davis-Bacon Act, and states have similar laws for their own projects.
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The dog walker comes by to take C. out and we chat for a bit about the semester and her classes.
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We're told she keeps the kids but Ray comes by to visit daily, and he has their dogs at his house.
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The first line of argument insists that safety for Jews comes by accommodating ourselves to the demands of our surrounding society.
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My boss comes by and finds me taping a banana peel around my hand — it feels pleasantly cool, but mostly just slimy.
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But a word of caution comes by way of Ryan Calo, a privacy expert and law professor at the University of Washington.
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The town mechanic comes by when he can, drives the car to his garage, does the work and fills out the check.
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Once deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq, she comes by her nickname honestly, and even has a picture with Obama to prove it.
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The leak comes by way of Evan Blass, who has a good track record of sharing stuff like this ahead of formal reveals.
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Now, Rashida Jones is wearing an entirely new hat for her next phase of world domination — and it comes by way of beauty.
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Despondent, unwilling to submit to her fate, she lies in a state of depression until an itinerant preacher she's heard of comes by.
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A coworker comes by to see me — and bring me my purse that I left by the sink when I was doing dishes!
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Users can also set up notifications on the app, so the robot can do all the work until an interested fish comes by.
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Yet, he refuses to tell voters how he comes by his money, how much he actually has and what he does with it.
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So each time the waiter comes by, the pressure intensifies to keep up, to order another item, to get your full money's worth.
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One of those updates comes by way of a non-aerosol dry shampoo, which is on its way "sometime this year," she says.
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He comes by it honestly: The Arizona senator attributes his soft spot for undocumented immigrants to his childhood growing up on a ranch.
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He has a physical therapist who comes by to work with him, and he's been easing back to full health with approved exercises.
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If no one rich enough comes by, the companies have enough capital to let them sit around collecting dust until that day comes.
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As a result, his hosting skills — as well as a personal chef who comes by to prepare meals — have earned raves from teammates.
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He accidentally forgets that he has, I think, it's like his first date with Hillary, so she comes by and she's not, like, pissed.
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And if the dog walker or cleaning service comes by while they are out, residents can use an app to let them in remotely.
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Harena comes by twice, breezing into the garden with casual assurance, making no requests but simply regarding them with that same ecstatic, expectant gaze.
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I eat my salad with falafel during the meeting and our CEO comes by to comment on the fact that my falafel looks dry.
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Shakespeare is Theater for a New Audience's raison d'être; this staging, by Shana Cooper, comes by way of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in 2017.
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Principally, that tax cut comes by eliminating the 3.8% tax on investment income and the 0.9% hike on the Medicare tax for the highest earners.
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We love his obvious passion for food and cooking, which despite the fact that some have doubted it is clearly something he comes by honestly.
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" "I know in situations like this they can feel awkward being in front of these people and hearing all of the negativity that comes by.
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Then, about 80% of marine pollution comes by way of land, from septic tanks, motor vehicles, and larger agricultural sources via storm drains and sewers.
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Another classic dish where heaping delicious, simple things on top of excellent bread comes by way of our Italian friends in the form of bruschetta.
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I think it's more important to have that news out there, whether it comes by phone or by semaphore flags or by any other method.
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But part of that access comes by partnering with organizations that help distribute contraception to rural areas and teach women and families about reproductive health.
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You know what it looks a lot like to me is my Twitter feed, where everything is packaged in 140 characters, comes by really fast.
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In this case, the hand-waving comes by way of a long, meandering story that seems to take a sharp left turn in several spots.
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A few months later, when she wants to cook a Malaysian meal for her boyfriend, a retired chef comes by to give her cooking lessons.
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There are some killer clowns roaming this comfy suburb but not all the carnage and violence committed this season comes by way of supernatural forces.
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We hike to the road and sure enough, a red truck comes by in two minutes and picks us up to drive to the top ($5.893).
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More often, that A-list glow comes by way of body bronzers — plus a 24/7 glam squad that can rub and buff them to perfection.
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There is no wind or water erosion on the moon, so unless a meteorite comes by and wipes away the prints, they could be there...forever.
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Thanks to a built-in motion sensor and app, you'll be able to see whoever comes by, whether its an Amazon delivery or the pizza guy.
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But it should be good news for the party because the Conyers resignation and the pressure on Franken mostly comes by force from a new guard.
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My anecdotal evidence is that how someone comes by their money affects their attitude toward it — their enjoyment in spending it, and anxiety around losing it.
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She comes by her It Girl status naturally: Daughter of rock royalty Lenny Kravitz and multi-hyphenate star Lisa Bonet, Zoë was literally born this way.
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When the fumigator comes by to spray the streets, they open their windows, hoping to kill some of the vermin that live in there with them.
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Though Smith said the ship's crew comes by at least three times a day for meals and will occasionally deliver medication, bottled water and fresh towels.
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The opening anecdote is that a guy leaves a sandwich on his desk and Jann just comes by and takes it and eats it and walks away.
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Whether the junior justice, nearing his first anniversary on the court, likes this middle path will be revealed when a decision comes by the end of June.
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C. is keen for another drink, so she comes by my house and we walk to the Clock Hotel, a bar in Surry Hills, to meet him.
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If Tomorrow Comes by Nancy Kress Last year, Nancy Kress kicked off a new trilogy with Tomorrow's Kin, based off of her award-winning novella Yesterday's Kin.
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Only one man was there when CNN stopped by, and he said a representative for Prolive Consultants only comes by every so often to pick up mail.
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Yet neither Kelley or Hubbard—nor Tim McGraw, who comes by for the bridge—are able to name the condition that will make the fantasy become real.
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Yet the joke is seeing Sunny one-up Willie in terms of crassness, inappropriateness, and drinking; clearly Willie comes by his existence honestly, if you can say that.
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Smirnova comes by her interest in science naturally: her father is an engineer and encouraged her to indulge her curiosity, taking things apart to see how they worked.
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The mail truck comes by and drops off your order with a bunch of others, probably on a route she would've been driving anyway, no extra trip needed.
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One comparison to Central Group's move comes by way of Indonesia's Lippo Group, a conglomerate with $15 billion in assets across a range of sectors that include retail.
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A poster with the anatomy of a squid also appears in Topher's classroom, and a street cleaner comes by with the image of a squid on the back.
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In most versions of the suburban male midlife crisis story, the protagonist comes by our sympathy as if it were a birthright or a secular manifestation of grace.
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All of us have internalized the rules of the Way We Play Now: quality quarterbacking wins games, especially when it comes by way of dynamic, spread-based sets.
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A daughter of the sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar and the half sister of the singer-songwriter Norah Jones, this London-born composer comes by her musical gift honestly.
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The shift comes by way of her canonical series of "Mythic Being" performances and photo-based works, in which she hits the streets of Manhattan and Cambridge, Mass.
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What goes around comes around, though, and those who live by the social media "gotcha" game shouldn't be surprised if their eventual undoing comes by the same means.
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No one else gets to call our girl dumb — even Becca, who comes by with her new baby, can't bring herself to say that particular mean thing to Lindsay.
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Fortunately, the Apple-owned Beats has a solution for users who want Bluetooth headphones without those problems, and it comes by way of the new $150 Beats X earbuds.
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While Justine is no longer on the show, she comes by to play the teen in Debbie and Ruth's teen pregnancy PSA, with Bash as her on-screen boyfriend.
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Archie comes by Ms. Grundy's class in order to end their "relationship" and give her a present he had to pawn one of his guitar's in order to afford.
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The public has always had some impact with charitable donations, and there have always been occasional boycotts, but sometimes its greatest influence comes by leveraging daily consumer purchasing power.
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Much of that calming success comes by way of the Lamborghini Urus, a 641-horsepower, $200,000 "super SUV" that had its first full year on the market in 33.
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This could've been due to the third-party keyboard I use (I don't like SwiftKey, which comes by default); once I switched to a different keyboard, the problems stopped.
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"My shoulder will hang out the aisle and bang every time the beverage cart comes by," said Crouser, whose shoulders measure a seat and a half wide in coach.
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Every time I visit a restaurant with her, a staff member—more often than not a busboy or dishwasher—comes by our table to say hi and catch up.
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A good recent example of this observation comes by way of The Edge of 17, out just before Thanksgiving (and yes, a pretty stellar addition to the teen movie canon).
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The way they see it, Trump is the one who comes by his populism dishonestly, a rich man who's never been in the working-class trenches like Brown has been.
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This series and the personalities being profiled will demonstrate how values bring out the best in us and the best among us, and how leadership comes by setting positive example.
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Only eight out of nearly 8,000 U.S. natural gas producers have done so, and much of the EPA's new data comes by combining research from other government agencies and universities.
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The Family Plot by Cherie Priest A salvager named Chuck Dutton hits a payday when a woman comes by his business and signs away the rights to her entire property.
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The proper trailer then launches with a young Shaggy on the beach ready to enjoy a sandwich before a small puppy comes by and shares the second half with him.
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He is the one Budhi chooses to accompany her on a shopping expedition to a nearby town after she comes by a few 1,000-rupee notes at a political rally.
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Someone else comes by and tells Hanako that she overheard models telling the stylist, Ada Kokosar, that this season's ADEAM shoes are the most comfortable shoes they've walked in yet.
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In the vast majority of cases, it's an electromechanical meter — that little spinning wheel in the box outside your house that the meter guy comes by and squints at periodically.
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Many Montanans, he believes, prefer it that way: They may not agree on everything he does, but they know where he stands and believes that he comes by it honestly.
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A recent example comes by way of The Daily Beast, which reported on Sunday that Russia "recruited" two black YouTubers to spread anti-Clinton propaganda aimed at linking her to racism.
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They will truly bat a thousand when the time comes by knowing what's coming and being some of the few services that consumers pay for without a second thought, he said.
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Confirmation of the looming launch comes by way of a teaser trailer just dropped by Niantic and The Pokemon Company: Sadly, "soon" is about as specific as they're getting right now.
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Also in contrast to purely track-focused beasts, Parlato says the Chiron comes by its VW-like ease of use and dependability thanks to its parent company's extensive R&D departments.
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If you buy the retail version that bundles both, you'll only actually get the first Revelations game on the cartridge; the second comes by way of a voucher for a download code.
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News of the shutdown comes by way of an email sent to customers this afternoon, and it all certainly seems pretty sudden — they'll cease operating at the end of tomorrow's business day.
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A third example of how Facebook seeks to play on people's security fears to enable deeper privacy intrusion comes by way of the recent rollout of its facial recognition technology in Europe.
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"When ur stuffing ur face and Pluto comes by," she captioned an Instagram snap, in which Shayk is sporting Minnie ears and keeping her baby bump under wraps in a long black coat.
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As "private" investors became less necessary for the financing of public infrastructure, states began competing with one another for the "franchise tax" revenue that comes by charging a fee for granting corporate charters.
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Add Vid and Tiffany's quiet, spooky daughter, Dakota; their yappy dog; and a cranky old man, Harry, who often comes by to complain about the noise, and you have almost the full cast.
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Our waiter comes by to deliver a few cocktails, one of which makes a nod to Sammy Hagar: a "Crazy Hagar," a boozy drink with the rocker's rum, lemon, mint, and ginger beer.
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I don't have client-facing meetings so I get dressed in black jeans, Enzo Costa sweater, and Rag and Bone boots — just nice enough to look presentable if a client comes by unannounced.
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When you think about it, officials will be writing down every voter who comes by, and of course voting is in a way a public act — so what Qubie is collecting is pretty tame.
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Later that day, Mikey comes by Titus' apartment to reiterate that he has nothing to worry about with Jeff, and to prove it, he brings Titus along to meet Jeff at the batting cages.
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Let's say US agents had observed someone leaving a soda can someplace, and then someone else comes by to collect it, and through other means, we know this is the Russian government [collecting] it.
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As a matter of principle, monks are not supposed to show preferences for particular foods, but she said the monk who comes by her home each morning drops hints about what he really enjoys.
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Evidence of the fires also comes by way of a map created by the European Union's satellite program, Copernicus, that shows smoke from the fires spreading all along Brazil to the east Atlantic coast.
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It's convenient if your doorbell rings and you get an alert that a "familiar face" is at the door, which means it might be a family member or someone who comes by a lot.
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And then secondarily, you have to focus on your employees, because especially in our business, we have to have such a strong relationship with our customers, and that only comes by taking care of employees.
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Strebe lives in Boston, but since her exhibit went up, last month, she's been hanging around the stock exchange, explaining her work to anyone who comes by: students, artists, curators, Heraclitus buffs, and the occasional trader.
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While this is far from the first time we've heard rumors of Siri making its debut on the Mac, this rumor comes by way of Mark Gurman, who has a solid track record on Apple rumors.
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Whether the undoing comes by way of legislation — Blackburn's Internet Freedom Act or Pai's Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking — it is safe to say the days of net neutrality, as we now know it, are numbered.
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"Usually, the wakeup call comes by way of litigation, investigation, or when the people strategy is not completely sound and investors or potential acquirers look at the operating model and it impacts their evaluation," Schaefer said.
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Or will it be a gut-wrenching 14 -inches-deep dump of wet ice that will need to be painstakingly shoveled out of the driveway, until the snowplow comes by and pushes it all back again?
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Basically over night, designer clothes start arriving on your doorstep, a personal trainer comes by to help you sculpt your body into silver screen perfection, and suddenly your every move is photographed by a horde of paparazzi.
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If you think of how much of the AR content you get already comes by way of your smartphone, then it may turn out just to be an additional feature, not a major step change after all.
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BEE SEASON by Myla Goldberg Goldberg's first novel "is a dispassionate, fervidly intelligent book — she explores class, linguistics and religious extremism with the confidence of a born essayist — that comes by its emotion honestly," wrote our reviewer.
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But together they served as a cautionary tale this past weekend for U.S. startups gravitating toward the easy, few-strings-attached cash that comes by the bucketload from overseas and increasingly funds the excesses of Silicon Valley.
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My office is super quiet and so usually if anyone comes by, we just talk in the hallway but today it's dead and I have hardly anything to do, so I invite him in for a coffee.
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He comes by his country style the old-fashioned way, growing up in small-town Northern California, working blue-collar jobs, and wearing a cowboy hat to keep the sun – not just the spotlights – out of his eyes.
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No matter whether your skin's inflammation comes by way of rosacea, breakouts, -20° wind chill, or your late-night picking habit, this overnight mask (which isn't your typical heavy cream that greases up the pillowcase) is the answer.
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That's what we have here in China: The self-silenced majority, sycophants of a powerful regime, resentful of people like me who speak out, are doubly bitter because they know that their debasement comes by their own hand.
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The other big improvement comes by way of Logitech's Options app, which now has the ability to scan your computer for installed apps, and then map the most commonly used shortcuts to the MX Master 3's buttons.
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For now, the closest thing to natural, yet perma-defined hairs comes by way of lash tinting, a quick in-salon treatment that gives the illusion of 24/7 mascara for weeks on end, without the clumping or streaking.
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Genius, whose CEO Tom Lehman writes that the stream comes by way of a tweaked version of its service called Fact Tracks, is also running a version of the experience via the desktop but it's a bit more cumbersome.
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First thing's first—ditch your suitcases at The Dean Hotel, an unfathomably affordable option (king-size rooms are less than $150) given that the boutique's cool vintage decor and furniture comes by way of France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
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RWERU, Rwanda — Maria Izagiriza was returning from farming in a nearby field when she went looking for her neighbor Philbert Ntezerizaza, a man in his 40s who comes by often to help her with odd jobs around the house.
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Which is why it's notable that the best solution I've seen for finding great videos on Facebook comes by way of Rheo, a new app for Apple TV. Rheo is the brainchild of Copper Studios, a startup founded by Alan Cannistraro.
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All of this comes, by the way, comes just a couple of days after DoorDash announced that it has raised $127 million more (in what was reported to be a "down round", with a lower valuation than its previous funding).
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Trump's best chance to win the presidency comes by flipping rust-belt states where Democrats have had natural advantages in recent presidential elections and which have larger than average blocs of white non-college voters -- Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin among them.
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Now, just to be clear, the Reno has yet to be officially announced, and the image above comes by way of Slashleaks, which discovered the picture as part of what appears to be a leaked case ad for the Reno.
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The investment comes by way of its Slack Fund, an $80 million investment vehicle first announced in December 2015, where Slack is teaming up with several top VCs to put money into promising startups as part of larger early-stage rounds.
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But he only fitfully comes by the visceral attack that was Osborne's stock in trade and that, as Robert Lindsay proved when he played Archie at the Old Vic in 2007, can make both the play and the character live anew.
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The malaise in their 15-year relationship reaches a crisis after Duncan comes by a bootleg CD of acoustic versions of the songs on "Juliet," Tucker's legendary breakup album and the last thing he released before dropping out of sight.
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"Sitting down to Christmas dinner at the side of my husband, whose marriage to me, our family — not its well-being but its existence — comes by the grace of single vote on the United States Supreme Court," he said in December.
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"It felt like standing on a subway platform and a train comes by, and you feel the platform move — but not a lot," said Ruby Velez, 40, of Jamaica, Queens, who felt her apartment shake three times in under a minute.
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Three of my friends work at two different companies in the building, and each of them comes by over the course of the afternoon, so I order another tea and then a waffle with Nutella (food of the gods) while we catch up.
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Adrian is the kind of dude who gets a kick out of jokily wielding a giant kitchen knife when Peter comes by to pick up Liz, but who also happens to have a serious cache of enhanced weaponry he's used to kill before.
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He's a proficient and lyrical improviser on clarinet, saxophone and flute, all of which he'll play in this band, which comes by its lofty name with a heavy rhythm section: James Weidman on piano, Jerome Harris on bass and Ben Perowsky on drums.
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Later that night, Dubois comes by Nova's house unexpectedly to tell her that their whole argument inspired him to come up with an idea: To use Tim's own writing against him and create a plan that will help those in need in the ninth ward.
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Controversies surrounding Russian billionaire Yuri Milner and Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal are the most recent cautionary tale for U.S. startups gravitating toward the easy, few-strings-attached cash that comes by the bucketload from overseas and increasingly funds the excesses of Silicon Valley.
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Race is always present in Season 3, and it comes by its focus on the subject honestly — nothing about Wayne's status as a black cop on the force is taken for granted, and the effect of racial stereotypes on the carriage of justice is also examined.
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This morning, the sixth instalment of the show—which only ever comes by surprise and therefore doles out heart attacks across Twitter timelines the world over – aired, and as a special treat, it was fronted by Frank himself (maybe he really is coming out of that shell).
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The rumor, first spotted by MacRumors, comes by way of an Apple worker who allegedly wrote on an Amazon review that a HomeKit app was in the works: As I work in marketing for Apple, we test many Smart Home devices, especially for iOS HomeKit integration.
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As noted, more and steadier defense funding is needed to further bolster funds for training and equipment repair and to modestly increase some force structure — though that would not help if the money comes by slashing other key federal accounts, as the Trump administration has proposed.
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"Now that smartphones are ubiquitous, it makes sense that people should be able to send their order to the kitchen and to their servers through a mobile app, pay and leave when they're ready, not when a server comes by with a notepad or the check," Meaux explained.
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While Cassius rises through the ranks and learns the telemarketing firm's true purpose, tension comes by way of a union push on the company's ground floor, spurred by Cassius's best friend (Jermaine Fowler), his girlfriend, Detroit (Tessa Thompson), and an organizer (Steven Yeun) who arrives with a plan.
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The biggest difference between the Chiron and those road rockets is that the Bugatti comes by its power the old-fashioned way, an internal combustion engine that lacks the electric motors that give the LaFerrari, McLaren and Porsche 918 Spyder their extra hybrid-based get up and go.
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News of the scheduled unveiling comes by way of a pre-call press release, which mentions the Model 113 ever so briefly: These investments will help prepare the way for Model 3, which is on schedule to be unveiled on March 31st and to start production and deliveries in late 2017.
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Amanda Shires: To the Sunset (Silver Knife) Although premier violinist and respected singer-songwriter Shires comes by most of her current swell of fame as Jason Isbell's wife, bedrock, and babymama, you wouldn't guess it from the advances she's made in these 10 coolly autonomous, acutely turned, observantly experienced songs.
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And like Reagan, Sanders comes by his supposed extremism honestly, having been ideologically left-wing for his entire public life, preaching socialism in the midst of the Reagan and Clinton eras just as Reagan made himself a spokesman for the Goldwaterite right in 1964, at its moment of epic political defeat.
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"Sitting down to Christmas dinner at the side of my husband, whose marriage to me, our family -- not its well-being, but its existence -- comes by the grace of single vote on the United States Supreme Court," Buttigieg said in December 2018, just a month before he started exploring a presidential run.
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Now those of us with postgraduate degrees and who are in the elite of the Democratic Party live in our own Versailles, and we don't know any working-class people either—except perhaps the name of a barista at Starbucks or the woman who comes by at night to clean the office.
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From time to time, her best friend, Reva, whose mother is dying, comes by and disturbs her sleep: She'd brag about all the fun things she was going to do over the weekend, complain that she'd gone off her most recent diet and had to do overtime at the gym to make up for it.
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That something is about the importance of community, charity, and honesty, and it comes by way of Jake Collins (Jake Lacy), who is the manager of the inn Zeke owns and a pseudo-broody dude who had his heart broken years before, while he was an NYU student in the Big Apple-Eats-Your-Heart-Out.
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In the United States, this significance comes by way of the political clout of pig farmers, who are a critical part of President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE's base.
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"You're not going to win a complex environment that we are in if you don't have diversity of thought, diversity of opinion, diversity of experience — and that comes by bringing people of color and women to higher levels of the business," said McAdam at a conference for Makers, the Verizon-owned feminist media brand focused on telling stories about women.
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This memoir — which spans her childhood (partly spent in 1968 Israel, where her family was booted from a hotel for not paying), her adventuresome youth (she had a fling with a 63-year-old Lawrence Durrell when she was 19), her career struggles and successes, and her more recent life as caretaker to her dying mother — shows that she comes by her obsession with money honestly.
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Luckily on Sunday, the night before voting for the Oscar nominations begins, King took the Golden Globe for best supporting actress and reminded the industry that she comes by that humanity quite naturally, in an acceptance speech so authentic and progressive (she pledged to seek gender parity in all her projects) that the orchestra that began to play her off soon thought better of it.
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Weisz does a fantastic job of conveying her character's conflicted inner feelings about this life: she enjoys stirring up shit, as evidenced by her biting comments to the Rabbi's wife about how ending up married with a brood of newborns might have led her to die by suicide; but she also clearly craves the sort of connection and community that only comes by adhering to the strict rules that govern Orthodox Jewish life.
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Aside from the continuing bounties of his trio, the Bandwagon — still the finest small group in jazz in its 20th year — much of his influence comes by way of assembly: This year he and the vocalist Alicia Hall Moran, his wife, barnstormed classical stages across the country with "Two Wings: The Music of Black America in Migration," a multidisciplinary performance bringing together blues, rock, jazz and Western classical musicians, as well as scholars.
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And from your subconscious is where a lot of creativity comes by, it's like if you take a hot shower and the ideas come to you, so you get the creativity and you get the equanimity because the things that come at you, there are many things that come at you all the time and how you approach that, it gives you I think to some extent the ability to go above the things and say all those things are coming at me, and then how does the world work?
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