Time comes for Grey's Anatomy, as it comes for all things.
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And as workers' rights face hit after legal hit, it's more apparent than ever that what comes for the sex workers eventually comes for everyone.
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So Greg, the hard one -- hard question comes for you.
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Rich or poor, powerful or peasant, death comes for everyone.
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What do we say when death comes for the insects?
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Mr. Rudbarg said he comes for the people and conversation.
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You realize that sooner or later, it comes for you.
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In episode 7, Angela comes for Cal with a hammer.
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Death (or, in this case, being 31) comes for us all.
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Carl actually comes for Negan, tries to kill him, and fails.
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The internet comes for every sector of the media business, eventually.
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Eventually, the digital revolution comes for everything, even our nostalgic hobbies.
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None of this comes for free, and neither should our services.
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When it comes for them, who will be left to speak up?
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And when the time comes for big emotion, Dillon's work is searing.
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When it comes for paying for healthcare, however, there was clear division.
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At least until the Netflix tax comes for us all, that is.
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And make no mistake, like death, Creators Update comes for us all.
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These days, you say one wrong thing and someone comes for you.
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And I hope change comes for those of us who love movies.
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Even if the enemy comes for Imam Hussein, we will welcome him.
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One day, the call comes for you to return to your homeland.
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And if you do everything right, and Montezuma's revenge still comes for you?
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Just as I try to let go of Nowruz, it comes for me.
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Like The Affair last season, Mr. Robot's win comes for it's freshman season.
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When the government comes for your data, tech companies can't always tell you.
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When the girl's father quickly comes for Randall, he jumps to Déjà's defense.
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Naturally, that comes for free on PC, if you have the right hardware.
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Only one thing is certain: death comes for us all in the end.
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Whenever anything comes for it, it feels like a piece for all of us.
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It comes for all of us, regardless of how good or bad we are.
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Because when Rihanna comes for you, that's gonna stick with you for a lifetime.
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But it's only a matter of time before he comes for them and theirs.
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When death finally comes for us, will it announce its presence with a roar?
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Annabelle the possessed doll, a creation of the dollmaker, comes for the little girls.
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"The Night Comes for Us" does action well, according to both critics and audiences.
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When the time comes for Black Friday shopping, there are two schools of thought.
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Once that's done, a police team comes for him, and he's thrown in solitary.
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It's the kind of show where the biggest applause comes for a costume change.
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Oldest American Man on Record Dies at Age 112Death comes for us all, eventually.
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This way, by the time it comes for your annual review, you are prepared.
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And because death comes for us all, remember: Even drinking water can be dangerous.
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The changing of the guard comes for Women 22.0 after a phase of scaling back.
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A few days later, he pays Daddy off — and then comes for her lover, Amber.
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But ultimately, it only destroys the kids, leaving them unprepared for what comes for them.
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When the time comes for the Extreme Star Fight, six wrestlers climb into the ring.
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And, if that cake comes for free, well, that's just one more reason to celebrate.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters Breakingviews) - The robot that comes for your job might be called Poppy.
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More and more companies are asking themselves: What if Amazon comes for our business too?
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" I pressed, and she paused before replying, earnestly, "But what if he comes for you?
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"He comes for dinner, and he walks over here all the time," Ms. Berry said.
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No one comes for the girls, at least not for the black and brown ones.
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And there's a big barrier to implementing those alternative options, she adds: "Nothing comes for free."
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A doctor comes for regular checks, and a barber gives the boys a haircut every month.
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"He comes for cookies every day," Gladys Barreto, a longtime store attendant, revealed to The Dodo.
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At the same time Rhodora becomes a painting and Morf gets strangled, it comes for Rhodora.
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Sometimes it's all we think about—and fret about, especially as technology comes for our jobs.
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"Detroit is ahead of the curve when it comes for trucks, SUVs and crossovers," he said.
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At nine, a shout comes for the public to leave: the contest is about to begin.
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The congresswoman will come for anyone that comes for her — and we love that about her.
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A precedent for what society does with the rest of us when technology comes for our jobs.
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This movie comes for ur neck in the opening shot & it doesn’t let up once.
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I pay her a weekly fee of $19 and she comes for three hours on Wednesday mornings.
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And if/when the day comes for a sequel, the singer is already in tip-top shape.
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So that when that time comes for me, I will have no fear of it at all.
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We're still going to check your child's pressure when he or she comes for wellness child visits.
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The Reaper comes for us all, of course, but he was in no hurry for Mrs. Calment.
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Death comes for us all eventually, but could gross incompetence impede even this most inevitable of truths?
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She is simply reminding me, in her earnest and rather sprightly way, that death comes for everyone.
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The problem for Trump will come where it comes for any president: when the going gets tough.
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Death comes for us no matter how fit we are, or hard we run on a treadmill.
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On the matter of his looks: Time came for Ethan Hawke, the way it comes for everyone.
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"Everyone comes for the Komodo dragons," noted Anna Karas, director of public relations for Ayana Komodo Resort.
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On Baseball If the call comes for Tommy John late on Sunday afternoon, he will be ready.
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The mountain communities in the danger zone can take steps to protect themselves, though nothing comes for free.
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Skarsgård's win comes for his portrayal of Perry Wright, the physically and emotionally abusive husband to Kidman's Celeste.
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Beer drinkers might pay more and find less of their favorite beverage as climate change comes for barley.
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More action comes for Mars on February 7 when it's squared by the Sun and sextiled by Venus.
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It is also very easy to swap back out when the time comes for you to move out.
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If fire comes for another historically important collection, maybe then it won't take the world's knowledge with it.
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A Prime subscription (which bundles free shipping, video and cloud storage) comes for Rs 499 ($7.71) a year.
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If Godzilla comes for you, you're dead, squashed under a single foot the size of a city block.
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It comes for the Texas Republicans who voted against aid for the Northeast after Hurricane Sandy's devastating punch.
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And when the time comes for that long-haul flight, Williams says she'll relish the time to disconnect.
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He comes for a tryst with one of the visiting suitors and stays for an engagement to Brianna.
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WITH her phone in one hand and a live chicken in the other, Brenda Deeomba comes for her money.
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And when the time comes for Sawyer to fight and run, that energy is unleashed with full-bore ferocity.
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"We can still insist that these companies protect our privacy when the government comes for that data," he said.
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The furry neighbor comes for frequent visits, which often include lots of running around followed by an epic nap.
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Unfortunately for Hunter, he becomes a victim of wrong place, wrong time when a mafia hitman comes for Jahil.
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And if jury comes for the other side of the so forth and so on, it's still public opinion.
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Willa Cather's "O, Pioneers!" is also pretty decent (although "Death Comes for the Archbishop" is my favorite Cather work).
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Koul corrected her with the reminder that death comes for us all: hardly a comfort, but a worthwhile distraction.
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When the time comes for intra-Afghan talks, meaningful participation of affected communities will be vital to their success.
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One could argue that it doesn't matter when that appreciation comes — for most artists, it never arrives at all.
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So when a show comes, for me to be able to get them tickets, I felt very cool that night.
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Not to spoil anything, but tragedy comes for the Black and brown women of this show, and it comes hard.
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When it comes, for example, to the science of male, female differences, I notice liberals running for the tall grass.
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While it's exciting to think that a cognitive boost could last for months or even permanently, nothing comes for free.
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But when the time comes for the pair to tie the knot, would they do it in front of cameras?
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That is the non-negotiable baseline, despite a few fringe figures who signal otherwise (until the time comes for votes).
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When the time comes for you to ask for a raise, be sure to avoid the following five conversation pitfalls!
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They argue and that's basically it for them until West comes for Hays in 1990 when they reopen the case.
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When the time comes for her to pack, I wrap myself in my shawl and head out to the pasture.
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When the time comes for Kim to be honored as some sort of career wizard, this will surely be featured.
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I believe justice comes for everyone one day, and those who have done wrong will get the punishment they deserve.
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So when the time comes for the nanny to move on, parents may underestimate how profound the loss can be.
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The Hair Crisis, she said, it comes for every barber in Cross River eventua— You think I'm a fool, bitch?
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Time comes for people, but in this case, they do have these advantages that they don't even realize they have.
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Instead, Li suggests you be mindful, thinking just about the present, accepting each moment as it comes for what it is.
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Hugh proceeds to tell her about the curse following them both; if she dies from "it," death comes for him next.
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Death comes for us all, but when it is a beloved celebrity so recognizable, the grief takes on a different significance.
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So, in the meantime before Curiosity comes for us, we can at least enjoy some pretty cool science along the way.
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Of all the known authorities, she has the only decent record of impartiality: she comes for us all, rich or poor.
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I'm pretty sure I have mild PTSD, and I get this depression that comes for a little while and then goes.
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Before I went to New Mexico, my father told me that "Death Comes for the Archbishop" was my grandfather's favorite book.
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If the mob comes for you, will you be one of the lucky ones who are presumed innocent by its standards?
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So when the time comes for him to be discharged from hospital, he often has no way of paying his bill.
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When judgment time comes for Kendrick, he hands over his resume of good deeds and is left wondering if it's enough.
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Death comes for us all, but when it is a beloved celebrity so recognizable, the grief takes on a different significance.
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When the time comes for you to step down, you can rest assured that your business will be in good hands.
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I see how much harder she has to work, how much less easy it comes for her, and so that's tough.
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If and when the time comes for a pivot, don't shy away from letting your investors know about the new direction.
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And then, of course, there is tremendous demand for pangolins, and with that comes, for poachers and sellers, great economic benefits.
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What is clear, though, is that when the meme machine comes for you, there will be no manager to speak to.
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So, the whole essence of the model is if you can buy your insurance through us, the platform comes for free.
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But of course, winter comes for us all — whether you're in the harsh northern lands of Winterfell, or lounging on your couch.
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When that polling day comes for 2020, you know that "PLAN" and "PLANS" will register in the Elizabeth Warren word cloud. PLANS.
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She's an active member of the Beyhive and is ready to sting anyone who comes for Queen Bey, including the Recording Academy.
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Strangely lethargic, Klobuchar spent way too much time reminding everyone that she comes for the heartland and that she's likeable and electable.
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"Death Comes for the Archbishop" stands apart from other Cather Westerns because of the prominence given to Hispanic and Native American characters.
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Then when it comes for you to speak during your review, talk about the things you've accomplished that you'd like to highlight.
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To paraphrase another saying by my friend Nicholas Deleon: I hope the asteroid they promised comes for us all soon. Bacoin. Yeah.
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I've seen women stop all visitations, place too many rules on visitations and bring up issues every time he comes for a visitation.
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The next social challenge comes for Kim in the form of a charity event that is going to honor the late Robert Kardashian.
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That's where we are this season: the inevitable downhill roll when actions beget reactions and the big comeuppance comes for the bad guys.
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This strategy is cynical enough when the victim is something like Toys 'R' Us; it's a societal crisis when it comes for journalism.
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Mummy comes for a visit from London, where she heads up the nefarious Kensington Firm, and she looks an awful lot like Mrs.
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And now he comes for Congress, the first branch of government, seeking to strip it of its greatest power, that of the purse.
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A covenant in the bylaws gives them first dibs when a property comes for sale, helping to keep the garden a shared secret.
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So when the anti-abortion movement comes for reproductive rights, claiming to safeguard the right to life, IVF will likely be quietly ignored.
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Today, a new threat seemingly looms over the entire industry, as one reckoning after another comes for both print and digital shops alike.
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So when the time comes for McCain's funeral perhaps Trump can simply send his classic "Thoughts and prayers" tweet to the senator's family.
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"Hopefully I can do something similar when the time comes for me to slow down and not be as active anymore," he says.
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When the time comes for Gordon to woo his girl at the very end of the show, though, only Method Man will do.
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Sydney comes for Carlos: On the day of the mayoral election, a panicked staffer informs Weiner that "Pineapple" is in front of the office.
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And when the time comes for one private-equity owner to sell, another private-equity fund can put together such a network to buy.
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This is a good way to insure you are registered to vote already when the time comes for you to cast your first ballot.
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The understanding that death comes for us all is embedded into Lemony Snicket's narrative, and personified through Count Olaf's never-ending pursuit of them.
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"When the time comes for us to get married, we are both excited about making that commitment to spend our life together," Higgins explained.
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For all the talk of robo-taxis, the smart money says that when this tech comes for our roads, it'll start on the highway.
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"Black Panther" comes for your soul in February, and anything it leaves behind will surely be snatched up by "Avengers: Infinity War" in May.
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And into this artsy, balmy Shangri-La comes, for one weekend, a loud, lionhearted parade of real-live action heroes in bona fide Batmobiles.
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" New York magazine Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi tweeted, "News organizations should protect their journalists, not acquiesce to the mob when it comes for them.
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Check out our clip ... Kellyanne says Trump supporters should still be outraged over the whole case, and she hopes justice eventually comes for Jussie.
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"When the time comes for us to get married, we are both excited about making that commitment to spend our life together," Higgins, 28, gushed.
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But there seems to be a difference in tone or quality between what comes for the rest of the sisters and what happens to Khloé.
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We must all hope that when the time comes for actual negotiations, the players on the American side of the table will be better informed.
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Supporters and opponents of the Senate resolution alike are predicting it has the 85033 votes needed to pass when it comes for a vote Wednesday.
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Trump supporters canvassed by the New York Times last month were talking about a rigged election, a revolution,"bloodshed" if Clinton comes for their guns.
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"If the time ever comes for him to move forward and exit the stage, he'll do it with grace, with laughter and with no regrets."
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In the final moments of Marriage Story, after losing custody, Charlie comes for a visit and learns that Nicole has been nominated for an Emmy.
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Kanye comes for a visit on launch week Kanye comes for a visit on launch week If every artist is able to get a deeper, more personal understanding of what exact audiences most love their music, follow what they do and buy into what they're selling, they can maximize their profits without having to sell the farm to get a small slice of that bigger pie.
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That moment where Edward [Michael Shannon] comes for her, and they hug — it's this moment of her saying yes, I do need love in my life.
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All of this comes for free because hotels are sold on the idea that Handy can increase their engagement with guests, which translates to higher spending.
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Here's what it looks like when a nurse shark comes for you: The United Kingdom's independent data authority is fining Facebook for violating data protection laws.
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Luckily, my best friend's dad owns a suite at our alma mater football stadium, so my ticket graciously comes for free, along with food and booze.
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Supporters and opponents of the Senate resolution alike are predicting it has the 51 votes needed to pass when it comes for a vote later Wednesday.
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"There will be a problem when your due date comes for a loan or you would need to buy raw material with foreign currencies," Fayat said.
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When the time comes for them to spend their own money on players, they will continue to try to determine what counts as a fair price.
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Nick, Brian, A.J., Howie, and Kevin themselves roll up to the mansion to get the women hyped, and to remind us that aging comes for us all.
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And when the time comes for her to throw down with fists and feet of fury, the film has already established that she's up for that, too.
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When the ball comes for a spike, it passes over the left shoulder, not straight to the right hand, requiring adjustments in vision, body angle and timing.
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The real test now comes for BT Sport to launch into homes later this year and push the bitrate quality beyond even the likely 80 Mbps requirement.
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Fitbit claims battery life has improved enough for users to go a full week between charges, but we'll judge that when the time comes for a full review.
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I want him to know how deeply loved he is, especially when the time comes for him to live without anyone who gives that love to him unconditionally.
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Chris Roberts of Tourism Industry Aotearoa, a lobby group, says that the cliché is true: a visitor comes for the scenery but goes home talking about the people.
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Richard Overton, seen here at the age of 110, being honored at a Memphis Grizzlies game in March 19973Photo: Darren Abate (AP)Death comes for us all, eventually.
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When the next opportunity comes for Iranians to stand for political change, they will either choose to speak or remain silent based on the power of their allies.
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"It's not like when a car comes for you at night and takes you away," said Istvan Teichel, who farms a small plot in Mr. Orban's home county.
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"Without it, people don't know what to expect when the time comes for the business to be passed on and this can result in family frictions," she added.
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Before the crisis comes, for example, we get to glimpse Paco through an open doorway—dancing in a dark street, tapping out a few steps in a downpour.
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Like Anton Chigurh in No Country for Old Men, death comes for us all and sometimes there is no reason for it and no way to stop it.
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" She added, "When that time comes for those conversations to take place, then I think we need to look at things that may actually have that real impact.
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And when the time comes for prewritten audience questions, pulled from a fishbowl and read aloud, Mr. Buttigieg, the 38-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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"They could try to close the ring around Aleppo" or take other steps that weaken the opposition, leaving it without much leverage when the time finally comes for negotiations.
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When Beck, high off whatever infidelitous fumes fuel her misplaced superiority complex, comes for Karen at a party, she fails at putting a single dent in Karen's self-confidence.
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When I got to " Death Comes for the Archbishop ," the 1927 novel that Cather considered her best, I felt dismayed that I had lived without it for so long.
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Sometimes I find myself practicing my grief so it won't flatten me when it comes for real: I imagine that she's cold and still and I am mourning her.
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Apple's overhaul comes for Spotify with a design that looks quite a bit like Spotify, although Apple's app isn't getting the dark-themed overhaul that was rumored this spring.
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Susan tells PEOPLE she's hopeful last week's development breathes new life into her daughter's death investigation – and that closure finally comes for her family after 15 years of heartache.
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A frequent visitor to Lloyd Kahn's half-acre homestead is this scrub jay, who comes for the peanuts Mr. Kahn has taught the bird to eat from his hand.
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You have anecdotal success that the executive director believes in and wants to convince you of when time comes for you to reinvest, but it's so much more difficult.
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"When the time comes for electoral politics in 2018, Elise will run as the candidate she promised to be: an independent voice for the 21st District," Mr. Alcivar said.
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But for all its ambitions and improvements, The Leftovers still shares its biggest mystery with Lost: death is terrifying and it comes for all of us, so what's the point?
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His products—top-of-the-range footballs—must be zealously guarded until the time comes for his customers, big international sports brands, to unveil their offerings for the new season.
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The change comes for two reasons: it produces less carbon dioxide, and it allows for even more power out of the V-8 without having to make it physically bigger.
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Finally, judging by the intense scrutiny that comes for a candidate and his or her entire family would any fully sane person ever run for President of the United States?
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"Katey does say, 'You can just be free — when the time comes for you to dance the whole ballet, you can do what you want to do,'" Ms. Woodward said.
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They encourage ambitious politicians, even the most independent ones, to pledge fealty to county political leaders, lest they get passed over if and when the time comes for possible advancement.
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" America's dismal performance comes for a very specific reason, the Fund reports: The U.S. comes up short because "it is the only high-income country lacking universal health insurance coverage.
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Despite the parental leave-for-Space Force deal, House Democratic leaders could lose votes from progressives when the bill comes for a vote based on what was left out. Rep.
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Even more important is to be proactively respectful to the authorities, because that enables the police to save face [when the time comes for negotiations], or allows them to defect.
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THE WOMAN A very blond Fay Wray, who has a place in film history thanks to this role and the terrifying screams she bellows when Kong first comes for her.
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But he can be calculating, choosing his plaintiffs carefully ("That's good, judges like adopted Indian boys") and putting on the anger and emotion when the time comes for a hard sell.
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The luxury tax comes for every team that aspires for greatness, but the Sixers won't cross that bridge until 2021, when Saric, Simmons, and George are all up for new contracts.
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When the time comes for her to go out into the world and get a job, Greer is uncertain of her way but seems to have a remarkably easy time nonetheless.
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Until change comes, for now, Northern Irish women will be forced to make the lonely journey to mainland Britain or the Republic of Ireland (when abortion access is introduced) for care.
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Among Tegmark's many concerns is the prospect of autonomous killing machines, where humans are kept "out of the loop" when the time comes for a robot to kill an enemy combatant.
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When the time comes for astronauts to spend years in space—for instance, on trips to Mars—emotionally smart robots like CIMON might be essential assistants and mediators between crew members.
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One man—who beat us pretty badly in pool—told us that he preferred Death Comes for the Archbishop, which is set in New Mexico, over her novels set in Nebraska.
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But I think it is, and I think there's a ton of stuff that comes for free, from a YouTube or Instagram or whatever, and that satisfies a lot of people.
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I will continue buying lonely bananas and un-packaged produce, and, when the time comes for me to buy my next toothbrush, I might just spring for a bamboo-based one.
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But those fantasies (often imported from the Holocaust context) assume that when ICE comes for DACA recipients, it will be something everyone can see: huge numbers of arrests, sweeping raids, deportation buses.
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" Zakirullah Rahim, 35, a regular patient who comes for physiotherapy for a spinal injury and who overlapped with Mr. Nasim over the years, said: "Only an idiot would do what he did.
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"Take good care of the one you have so that when the time comes for an upgrade, you can trade that one in and you'll get something for it," Mr. Roth said.
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Suffice it for you to recognize your responsibility and to put a recognition of that culpability on the agenda for negotiations when the time comes for arriving at a settlement between us.
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When the time comes for her 1-year-old daughter, she and her husband have decided to send her to school in a different district to spare her a long bus ride.
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Before the congregation comes for me (which I know it will), let me be quite clear: not only do I love these movies — they've shaped a large part of my world view.
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Unable to feed her family, and waiting for an end she says seems inevitable, Maya has one wish: that when death comes for them, they have the comfort of a full stomach.
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"If someone comes for a prime price we will sell," Homaid al-Shemmari, Mubadala's head of aerospace and engineering services, told Reuters on the sidelines of a finance event in Abu Dhabi.
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"They said we couldn't have any nudity shown, and that we had to ID everybody who comes for the demo, so that made sense, and we're happy to adhere to that," Paul said.
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In other words, when you get a new kind of transportation, real estate that today is very cheap, somebody comes for a valuable, and that story has been repeated over and over again.
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The pink, the perfectly plated food, and the tiny trinkets all looked as if they were designed for a clientele that comes for their photos with a side of eggs, or vice versa.
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He was a game-breaker in every sense of the word and there isn't enough credit (or perhaps money when the time comes for a new contract) in the world for this man.
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Smart marketers are recognizing that the real audience at SXSW isn't necessarily the average attendee who comes for panels and the parties, but the people speaking on those panels and throwing those parties.
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Community members said that bodies are rarely decomposed when another comes for burial, leading to an unpleasant experience for family members who see the remains of their loved ones juggled to make space.
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Most of the ad material around the new phone still centers around Edge Sense, but when time comes for the company to actually talk about the phone itself, it smartly highlights the design.
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When the time comes for me to make corresponding color artwork for my font, I will be creating SVG artwork with Adobe Illustrator to add the color dimension to my emoji font project.
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When the time comes for women to be just as likely as a man to initiate contact, ask to date, make the first sexual moves and the like, then there can be equality.
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The voting methods tend to be flawed in some way; the annual publication of the voting lists for FIFA's version tend to underscore the fact that politics comes, for some, above sporting merit.
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The French-Algerian restaurant has a full bistro menu, but few people bother with it, because everyone comes for the same thing: dunes of couscous served with vegetable stew and expertly charred meat.
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It's this ice — the most primal of weapons — that could be our last hope when the endless tide of Minitaurs finally comes for humanity, sick of us kicking their brethren and stealing their boxes.
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While both companies offer services that may seem unusual to some, those whose interests include space exploration, science fiction or astronomy could hardly be better served when the time comes for them to go.
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When the time comes for a new CEO, the board should have a thorough understanding of the executive talent pool in their industry as well as some promising executives tangential to the focus sector.
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In the episode "Something Ricked This Way Comes," for example, Rick encounters a man named Mr. Needful, who is later revealed to be the actual devil (voiced in a delightful turn by Alfred Molina).
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"No Frauds"—which reunites her with the other two members of Young Money's Big Three, Drake, and Lil Wayne—is the biggest news, because, put simply, it's the track where she comes for people.
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" And lastly, he comes for the parents: "And parents, please don't raise your children like the materialistic type, because once they don't have Jordans on or cool clothes, they're gonna feel like they're not important.
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The artists would retreat to the jungle "until time comes for the Institute to decompose like fallen branches on the humid forest floor," leaving behind a modernist ruin for others to contemplate a lost future.
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FuckJerry's stuff is called JAJA — pronounced "ha ha," because "jaja" is an online laugh in Spanish and the tequila is distilled in Jalisco, Mexico — and it comes, for now, in a blanco and a reposado.
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And when the time comes for us to be educated consumers in this particular area, let alone making decisions that last an eternity, we're not always in a state of mind to do our research.
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Rating But just like the characters in The Ring franchise, who struggle to outlast the fate that comes for them after seven days, Rings is locked in an inevitable struggle against the passage of time.
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If the minorities riot again, or immigrant criminals move in nearby, or terrorists attack, or some wackjob goes on a shooting spree, or Obama comes for his guns ... well, that's what the guns are for.
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"When the July 1 deadline comes, for us, we say run film A or run film B." Any delay "jeopardizes that schedule," Solicitor General Noel Francisco wrote in a letter to the Supreme Court last week.
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Her historic 20th nomination comes for her role as Florence Foster Jenkins, in which she plays a wealthy woman with big dreams of singing, but without the perfect pitch (or any pitch, really) to do so.
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Now, you can turn this auto-murder off, of course—and when the time comes for me to take The Zodiac Age on from the beginning, assuming I don't put it off again, I just might.
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This district's demographics will change when the seat comes for reelection under a redrawn map that's more favorable to Democrats — with big implications for Democratic efforts to regain control of the House of Representatives in 2018.
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The races have been run in cities including Beijing, Buenos Aires, London and Mexico City, and this weekend, for the seventh race of its 2015-16 season, the series comes for the first time to Paris.
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Thor: Ragnarok This movie serves up Thor's Infinity War challenges by seeing Loki take the Tesseract (the thing Thanos comes for in Infinity War) and by destroying Thor's hammer at the hands of his sister Hela. 19.
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Finally, when the pink slip comes for you or a regulation doubles your cost of operating a small business, you will need to ask yourself, since we knew in early 2020, why did we not act sooner?
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If he's blue, and you run into a yellow wall—or a yellow wall comes for you, as they only rarely stay still, appearing and moving in various patterns across a number of arenas—that's you down.
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Wright and his assistants will create new incarnations of the paintings when the time comes for new shows or when the collector settles in a new space, explained Kay Pallister, a director at Gagosian Gallery, Wright's dealer.
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So when the time comes for Sutton to actually flee Northampton, the theory goes, she'll be ready to do so since she had a chance to run through the scenario many times—albeit in an unconscious state.
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With Mr. Flynn, Mr. Papadopoulos and now Steve Bannon cooperating, if and when the time comes for Mr. Trump's interview, Mr. Mueller's team will be well prepared to ask the president about his own knowledge and involvement.
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The policy may be intended to add another layer of security, but a co-op is also your home and who wants to make Aunt Gertrude go through the mill when she comes for her weekly visit?
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Bureaucracy will come for us all, and bureaucracy isn't the only thing that comes for Norman: Years after their relationship, Jeremy is arrested on charges of conspiring to murder him to keep him from exposing their past.
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But while the star-studded party itself isn't televised, the red carpet is — and that's the most exciting part, since, unlike your Oscars, Grammys and the like, everyone really, truly just comes for the fashion and nothing else.
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Jason Gui has a fun little trick he likes to play, sitting down and talking about his startup's new wearable, never letting on that he's got a pair on his face until time comes for the big reveal.
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And that, perhaps, is one of the most important lessons here: not just how to maintain health but how to deal with death when it comes for space explorers, as it will for every human who stays Earthside.
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The latest leak comes for the XDA Developer blog, which noticed something very interesting hidden inside the Android 211 update from Samsung: We may be looking at a total of four different models of the Samsung Galaxy S10.
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"When the time comes for Shopify to be a complete, holistic ecosystem from start to finish, they'll have touchpoints around the country to help you get packages from point A to B as efficiently as possible," he says.
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Luckily, Camille gets an 11th-hour rescue, and justice finally comes for Adora — but the moment you realize there's still a good 15 minutes left in the episode, you know that Sharp Objects' secrets haven't all been revealed.
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AOL repurposed the name for a discount internet service — and since ultimately death comes for all '90s internet brands, AOL itself was later sold to Verizon, which merged AOL and Yahoo into the ominously named subsidiary Oath in 2017.
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"A lot of people come into the city, have small kids, and when the time comes for them to afford school, they can't afford a private education and they leave the city," PlaceMakers urban designer Kaid Benfield told Curbed.
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With 5G, for example, there are still coverage barriers, but with users holding onto their handsets for longer, it's almost certain that the next-gen wireless technology will be ubiquitous before the time comes for many users to upgrade.
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And when the time comes for Jessa to give birth to her third child, things don't go as planned: "We were very caught off-guard with my water breaking," says Jessa, who gave birth on her couch at home.
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Deal with it, deal with all the fall out, pay the money that you&aposre going to have to pay to cover all these bills, and get ready to welcome whoever comes for whatever motivation, no matter how they get here.
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Research out of The Institute for the Study of Labor in Bonn, Germany, indicates higher education, IQ, and income levels in adulthood for children of mothers who used maternity leave — the biggest effect comes for children from lower-educated households.
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"Over the past several years, we have seen that LGBT people and their allies, as voters, have made it clear that if a politician comes for us or our allies, we're going to come for them election day," said McBride.
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Kenneth Branagh's beloved detective character is starting to lose his memory and is experiencing blackouts, so if you like your richly told Scandinavian detective stories with a side of "oh god, the cruel emptiness comes for us all," you're in luck.
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"We are proceeding to Mombasa to consult with the Parliamentary Committee on Labour and Sports so that when the bill comes for a second reading ... we will be on the same page," said the source who declined to be identified.
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You just start making less money each day, and you can't quite recruit enough new archers to replace the ones you lost, and you don't have enough builders to recreate your walls before the night and its dangers comes for your people.
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Members benefit from a coffee lounge with healthy snacks, smoothies, organic juices, and coffee (though none of this comes for free), showers, bike storage, phone booths, a "creative lab" for brainstorming, a rooftop terrace, and outdoor yoga facility, and of course, meeting rooms.
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James Hetfield took his son and daughter to the Greek island of Mykonos Wednesday for a fun-filled day in the sun and a dip in the sea ... a day that never comes for some ... so they made the most of it.
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Simone's Otis Problem Gets Put To Rest (Maybe?) Child Protective Services comes for Simone, and pretty soon the cops are interviewing Carlotta about, uh, why the heck she allowed a runaway to crash at her house for months without saying anything to CPS.
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While the game is free to play, access to educational videos embedded within comes for a monthly subscription of about a dollar; though Järvilehto pointed out that the company was working with schools to give them the game, including the videos, for free.
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Luckily, it didn't take long to find a GIF that's basically an amuse bouche to the weekend, and it's here for your enjoyment before the time finally comes for you to pack up your bag, turn off your laptops, and hit the couch.
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"Some of that information could be key in a prosecution so I feel like that information at this current time needs to be protected so that we make sure the case is properly handled when the time comes for criminal prosecution," Leazenby said.
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The star is best known for his role in the 2011 film The Raid, as well as the Cinemax TV series Warriors and Netflix's The Night Comes for Us. He's also appeared in blockbusters like Star Trek Beyond and Fast & Furious 6.
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"The dream is that someone comes for the name they recognize, but they return because they heard someone they had never heard of before," Mr. Wittmann said, adding that they make it a point to bring in at least one high-profile guest.
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Woman befriends a teeny hummingbird Nintendo's 'Ring Fit Adventure' turns exercise into an adventure game Touching 'Looking For Alaska' trailer comes for everything you ever felt as a teen 'Modern Love' trailer stars Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey and more of your faves
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The ugliness at Axe Cap takes on a more comedic tinge when the time comes for Bobby to bury the ax in Ari Spyros, the perpetually out-of-sync compliance chief who ratted out Wendy and led everyone to the brink of disaster.
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I watch them suddenly as fellow migrants, unsuited and yet necessarily suited to the future, which comes for all of us, borne along by time, displaying in our features the strange signs of where we have been, of what is no more.
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"When the time comes for parliament to vote on the final deal, we will ensure that parliament has the appropriate analysis on which to be fully informed, on which to base their judgement," May told reporters traveling to China for a trade visit.
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In "When the Culture War Comes for the Kids," in The Atlantic, George Packer describes what happens when the ferociously competitive meritocratic culture of the New York educated class collides with the ferocious social justice warrioring of the New York educated class.
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"If D.C. comes for our public land, water or monuments again, they'll have to come through me," says Xochitl Torres Small, a Democrat with an even chance of taking a longtime Republican seat in New Mexico, in an ad showing off her political chops.
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And this is the worst of what we are right to suspect in our leaders: They know the truth of the things they deny and don't care about what happens when it comes for us, only whether it will buy them time to save their own asses.
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But when the time comes for a Chicago or Illinois bankruptcy and Treasury finds itself obliged to help, why would we expect it to do anything other than take what's already on the shelf and haircut general obligation bonds, regardless of any protestations to the contrary?
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Confidence in American leadership from Obama to Trump is down 75 percent in France, 70 percent in Germany and 57 percent in the U.K. We may not be able to lean on those alliances as much when the time comes for America to seek help abroad.
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When Agent 47 comes for these cartoon characters of real-world figures who might survive the real-world conditions that are going to put strains on global supply chains and the viability of our current system of human and resource organization, we can imagine a small moment of comeuppance.
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To ensure it lives on, though, the creators are turning to fans by promising to open up the source code (ideally long before the Grim Reaper comes for them), and by also gifting that code to the dutiful archivists at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
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"He was willing to go through everything everybody else had to go through," said Timothy C. Evans, the chief judge of the Circuit Court of Cook County, who spent part of the morning meeting with Mr. Obama, something not everybody else who comes for jury duty goes through.
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Shady Ass Rihanna is the Rihanna we all wish we were after the fact; you know when someone comes for you and all you can do is make a shocked "O" shape with your mouth and quietly shuffle backwards, then you think of all the things you should have said later.
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I don't know if it's because they care about her opinion, but when someone just won't shut up and they keep going on and going on… We've been watching her do that on other subjects anyway, and then she comes for the UK without having any knowledge of what's going on.
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For now, consumers may not be looking to trade in their refrigerator now for a smart one, but when the times comes for replacing, manufacturers will have so many web-connected models to choose from — and there's a good chance finding one that isn't smart could be the real challenge.
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All you know is that, at the May Day picnic, everyone is going to debate changing break time from 3 P.M. to 3:30 P.M. , and you're planning to fucking rock raising your hand when the moment comes for all eight hundred and twenty-seven of you to weigh in.
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"The goal of all of this is to unite all the religions around the pope, so that when the Antichrist comes, for the pope to welcome him, and through him, all who are coming along with him," Nikolai told a congregation in a church in Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second-largest city.
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"Some of that information could be key in a prosecution, so I feel like that information at this current time needs to be protected so that we make sure the case is properly handled when the time comes for criminal prosecution," Carroll County Sheriff Tobe Leazenby said at last Tuesday's press conference.
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Dositheos carefully described the 1686 deal as an agreement that the see of Kiev "should be an eparchy of the Patriarch of Constantinople, in trust administered by the most holy Patriarch of Moscow…" The concession, he noted, had been made "due to the prevailing tyranny, until the day comes for divine reckoning."
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If you opt out of the fight when rights are being stripped from impoverished women, rural women, women of color, women who are far away from you, but envision yourself charging in if the right wing ever comes for people like you, you're not fighting for a principle — you're fighting for yourself.
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The little girl has to have her legs broken because the other her (on our side) has broken her legs, and when the time comes for the little girl to take her counterpart's place, she will need to have the same evidence of bone fractures that healed, just in case anyone gets suspicious.
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Oh yes: The weight loss story that drives Plum Kettle, the main character of Dietland, is a Trojan horse that eases audiences into the bizarre, creepy world of a militant feminist group that comes for men who have gotten away with sex crimes and deals with them in a series of increasingly violent attacks.
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But nothing in life comes for free -- and, if your tweet is correct and the Saudis are doing this at your behest, staving off a potential energy shortage and rising gas prices, you should anticipate that they'll want something for it, particularly if they're going to extend it past the currently agreed to month-long period.
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There are and will be exceptions, but barring an immediate upheaval in the game's finances, there can be little doubt that when the time comes for players like Kris Bryant, Manny Machado, and Xander Bogaerts to re-up with their original teams they'll be handed deals that will keep them busy through both Trump administrations and the ensuing Age of the Cockroaches.
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There's a sequence where Ben tells an unforgettably creepy story around a campfire that I want to steal the next time I'm in the same situation, and my heart ached during a tough exchange between Cloanne and Brad, as two people who think they fully understand one another quietly realize that change, too, comes for grown ups who believe they're on the same page.
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Krystal Ball: Cancel culture comes for Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP Katie Hill resignation reignites push for federal 'revenge porn' law George Papadopoulos launches campaign to run for Katie Hill's congressional seat MORE More than 70 percent of voters in a national poll released Wednesday said they would support a federal jobs program.
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The only thing I can say is that the people who support Trump and Sessions and sat before him knowing he said Elizabeth Warren is Pocahontas, grab them by the pussy doesn't bother them, all the Mexicans are rapists doesn't bother them — all of these things that Trump has said, if none of those things bother them — maybe when Sessions comes for their pot, they'll start to care.
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The scene that follows, of Tyrion in the dragons' den, is much classier than three minutes of sweet-talking CGI ought to be, but our feeling of the Imp acting as Daenerys-surrogate is as vivid as our sense that the dragons are fulfilling the role of any good pet, standing in for the lack of human contact that comes, for example, when you have murdered half your family and eroded the goodwill of the rest.
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In particular, turn to Cather's wonderfully digressive novel "Death Comes for the Archbishop," inspired by the true biography of a French clergyman who arrived in newly annexed New Mexico in the mid-19th century, committed to reforming the church there and to building a cathedral in Santa Fe. (Paul Horgan's biography of the real Catholic bishop, "Lamy of Santa Fe," makes an excellent companion volume.) On Cue My senior year English teacher introduced us to a lot of plays, including three by the 19th-century writer Henrik Ibsen.
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Especially if that man is Sir Ivan Rogers and the post is the UK's permanent representative to the European Union, or more colloquially, the British ambassador to the EU. The contents of the resignation email that Rogers sent to his colleagues -- which has been published by various British media outlets -- suggests that the UK government is still some way from having a solid negotiating position for when it leaves the EU. The fact that the email was sent from a man of his stature, more damningly, betrays how unprepared the government is for a fistfight with Brussels when the time comes for those negotiations.
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As …Read more ReadThe Age of Media Corporation Mega-Mergers Is Robbing Us of Bolder, Fresher StorytellingDisney isn't just the first studio to have five pictures cross a billion dollars at the box office…Read more ReadWhy These Social Networks Failed So BadlySixteen years ago, the sun set on Web 1.0, and we embarked by the light of our smartphones to 24/7…Read more ReadThe Planet Needs a New InternetWhen climate change comes for our coffee and our wine, we'll moan about it on Twitter, read about…Read more ReadMark Zuckerberg Is a SlumlordTech giants, and social media ones in particular, are, well, giant.
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In India this is very common, and almost expected.)Student Loan Payment: $2129 (My parents paid for my education.) Health Care: $2129 (It's covered by my work.)Car Loan Payment: $211Food Card: ~$212 (I have a card through work that gets loaded with money deducted from my taxable income every month.)Pension Fund: $213Utilities: $2129 (My husband and I have a deal where he pays for all our home expenses, ~$450/month, since these costs also include his parents, and I pay for everything when we go out.)Piano Class: $120Systematic Investment Plans: $700 (mutual funds and life insurance)Cook: $50 (Our cook comes for 30-60 minutes a day, 113 days per month.) Additional ExpensesZomato Gold Membership: $30/year (This is a popular restaurant membership in India that gives discounts on food and drinks at most restaurants in the city.) Day One 8 a.m.
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