But new stars kept coming — along with new requests.
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Someone truly special could be coming along at any moment.
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"It's a little sore but it's coming along," Adduci said.
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I think I'm starting to feel a burn coming along.
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Other workers may not be coming along for the ride.
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Take a look at how the construction is coming along.
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Niki and Josh are coming along nicely in the art.
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It's a big deal, your coming along to join us.
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"I feel a zeitgeist of compassion coming along," she adds.
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And Ulta has plenty coming, along with some awesome gift sets.
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VS: How's your own individual basketball game coming along these days?
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The Tax Cut Bill is coming along very well, great support.
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See you guys in Mexico – though Peña won't be coming along.
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"It's all coming along!" she told PEOPLE earlier in the week.
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Coker's mechanics need some work, Arians acknowledged, but he's coming along.
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More and more people are coming along to our campaign events.
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Despite that, Trump said the trade negotiations are "coming along nicely."
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She also recognized that she was coming along for the ride.
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The work kept coming, along with the accolades and the icons.
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And this President is coming along and making their lives better.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said talks with Canada were coming along.
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He's just coming along exactly the way we thought he would.
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I can just see the slow creep of gentrification coming along.
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"I think it is coming along," Feinstein told reporters on Tuesday.
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No word if Ben's coming along for the birthday weekend ride.
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Francisco, nice to see you, thanks very much for coming along.
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"He's coming along," Rivers said, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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It seems like every few months something else is coming along.
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There's always the chance of something perceived as worse coming along.
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In the meantime ... that trademark Trudeau hair swoop is coming along nicely. .
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In essence I'm focusing on new tech and technology that's coming along.
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The future is wireless and Beats are coming along for the ride.
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Autonomous weapons are coming along just as fast as autonomous vehicles are.
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Despite what you hear in the press, healthcare is coming along great.
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And obviously there will be many more [like her] coming along, too.
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You're just the capitalist coming along and putting your name on it.
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Walmart has had a marketplace, but it's coming along much more slowly.
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"The accent is really coming along," said Colleen Mitchell, another Marlins teacher.
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Asked if Democrats would be coming along, Mr. Brady did not hesitate.
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Microsoft Azure is coming along right behind them and is priced competitively.
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Just coming along and having massive exits doesn't mean we somehow built America.
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They're coming along, and obviously in the army they've been working on this.
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See how The Elytra Filament Pavilion is coming along in the images below.
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"The economy is coming along, fortunately, though growth has been modest," he said.
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"I think you're going to see some interesting things coming along," Trump said.
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It's difficult to imagine anyone coming along now and maintaining that same mystique.
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To repeat history, we can&apost count on more Elon Musks coming along.
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"I think you're going to see some interesting things coming along," he said.
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" March 9: "Despite what you hear in the press, healthcare is coming along great.
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Manufacturing facility for the heavy-lift New Glenn launch vehicle is coming along nicely.
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The scheme works, Samuelson pointed out, only because "new generations are always coming along".
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" "We have coming along now a lot of female officers who are exceptionally strong.
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"The deal is coming along nicely," he said to reporters at the White House.
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"The deal is coming along nicely," Trump said to reporters at the White House.
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"I suppose they could easily Google us…" So when are the children coming along?
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My friends were coming along, so the real world would be just like college!
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On Monday, Trump tweeted that the tax cut bill was 'coming along very well.
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"The Tax Cut Bill is coming along very well, great support," the president wrote.
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Theo said she was only coming along to make sure they did it right.
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This time, the Europeans will not be coming along — and who can blame them?
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She was pleased when a handful of friends expressed an interest in coming along.
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Nobody better is coming along for the Jets barring a franchise quarterback draft plunge.
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As for wedding prep, well, no one seems to know exactly how it's coming along.
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Honestly, we like all of them, and I'm excited to see new things coming along.
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Just having, coming along and having massive exits doesn't mean that somehow we built America.
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"Our forever home is coming along so nice!" she said in a post on Instagram.
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New VR tech is coming along too quickly for early adopters to realistically keep up.
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Natalie also took Patrick's dare seriously, and Austin couldn't resist coming along for the ride.
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That was years ago, and so it's great to see them coming along so far.
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"I have to say that he is winning me over -- slowly I am coming along."
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" His comments confused some traders, as Trump also said a deal is "coming along nicely.
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Potato Head are coming along too, given that all of them appear in the teaser.
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Those Scandinavians, for instance, subsequently settled Western Washington state — coming along the railroad from Duluth.
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"Our tax reform and tax plan is coming along very well," he assured the crowd.
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Heilmann: Larry Bell, your work was so important to me when I was coming along.
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His new Broadway musical, "Escape to Margaritaville," was coming along nicely, but something was off.
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And I think with artificial intelligence coming along, there needs to be a basic income.
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If one of her daughters is coming along, they take their four-wheel-drive truck.
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Another option could be to restructure the loan, pending any new investors coming along, Exotix said.
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New companies are coming along all the time that provide creative ways of attacking security issues.
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Still tuned in to the political world, Favreau is afraid of a "smarter Trump" coming along.
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BTW ... Travis turned 26 was last week, with mama and baby coming along for the ride.
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Bonin Bough, the show's host, stops by to see how Dan and Geoff are coming along.
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One more ingredient that's coming along will be automated rendezvous and docking to a space station.
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Thank you to everyone for coming along for the ride the last 11 years with me.
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His brother Joseph was also ready to help, coming along as his trusty sidekick, Colonel Rhodes.
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Needless to say, a new AMG will likely be coming — along with a plug-in hybrid.
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Sadly, Zolciak-Biermann wasn't going to travel to Spain without her husband Kroy Biermann coming along.
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"I think with artificial intelligence coming along, there needs to be a basic income," said Branson.
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Bambi Kapp lives nearby and talks regularly with workers about how the project is coming along.
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It is a coincidence of sorts that these novels are coming along just at this time.
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If you've been here for a while, thanks for coming along on this journey with us.
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The possibility of nobody coming along to help you for a very long time is real.
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I wanted to chronicle it and I wanted to encourage people coming along in their career.
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Later, a technician from Fondo Acción visits every so often to see how things are coming along.
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People were coming along the path, two men—young men walking together, one talking, using his hands.
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And new variants are coming along, including See Jane Go, which had a booth at the conference.
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I think writing a book is hard enough without someone coming along and talking smack about it.
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For Bierko, every day became Bring Your Dog to Work Day — and Boo just kept coming along.
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Coming along for the craic has never been enough for the hardliners in the Irish camp, however.
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Fortunately, President Trump and the Republicans are coming along with some desperately needed tax relief for billionaires.
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It's not ready for high-speed travel just yet, but it appears to be coming along nicely.
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It was almost like there was a shark coming along and we were a school of fish.
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Not really looking forward to all of the cooking and clean up that's coming along with that.
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"Lowering the overall tax burden on American business is big league ... that's coming along very well," he said.
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Some economists are predicting prices to peak in 2017 with more factories coming along and adding to supply.
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GOP Chairman Reince Priebus is still coming along nicely and showing more support for Trump day by day.
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"Coming along, having a really nice dinner and supporting a cause seems like a win-win," she said.
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Coming along with defaults has been a sharp increase in the premium investors demand to hold riskier debt.
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" She added to the outlet that the wedding would be "on time" and that preparations were "coming along.
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Some economists are predicting prices to peak in 2017 with more factories coming along and adding to supply.
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The recovery is coming along slowly, while President Trump has painted it as a big, and fast, success.
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It's coming along, but he has to spend more time on it so we can see it faster.
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The company had announced last month that Direct Purchase was coming, along with other monetization features like tipping.
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Cooperatives take time, and this new economy is coming along too slowly for those who need it most.
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It's been kind of a hard, long year but it feels like the game is coming along nicely.
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"It's quite an expensive asset, this (probe) coming along hasn't changed our mind and we're not particularly interested".
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We've rounded up some of the best theories on the web about how that big speech is coming along.
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And these other countries are coming along that have not treated us well, and they are negotiating very vigorously.
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Timing was a factor, with the Battle Pass coming along right as loot box exhaustion started to set in.
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Trump also said a trade deal with Beijing was coming along, with U.S. trade negotiators going to China soon.
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I feel like I was coming along in the end but it was tough for me, it was tough.
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I spoke with him to ask that very question, and to find out how the project is coming along.
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Trump on Monday night tweeted that the tax bill is "coming along very well," and specifically mentioned pass-throughs.
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On Friday, Trump tweeted negotiations with Mexico were "coming along" well and that Canada must wait on a deal.
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Coming along for the ride -- Chris Heisse, Heather's ex, though it appears they're back on despite a tumultuous history.
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"Traditional donors are coming along," he said, rejecting media reports that large donors are keeping their distance from Trump.
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I know there'll be someone coming along one day who will look at them and savvy where they're going.
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After a Twitter user wondered how the ad was coming along, Jackman responded to say he was busy "editing".
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You know, I remember when I was coming along, women really tried to carefully calibrate sort of their image.
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Even if someone asks me how the task is coming along, I might have no idea what they're talking about.
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For instance, Boomer's 73 Olympic training is coming along quite nicely and he's been perfecting his kick in the pool.
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With India coming along behind, Europe looking troubled, and risks from climate chaos too, the changes seem set to continue.
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This is no Hollywood movie — this is reality, and a clear indicator of how quickly smart materials are coming along.
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But we've got a lot of pieces in place that we think are very good and have been coming along.
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We know that he's coming along just fine, his own way; he's just beginning to reach a second grade level.
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I ask him if he's coming along with everyone to the post-gig turn up, but he shakes his head.
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As for how the new house hunt is coming along, Nikki admits what should already be obvious ... SD is pricey!
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Well, we think that's going to happen because of blockchain technology and all of the cryptos that are coming along.
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Clay, meanwhile, was coming along, winning every professional fight, and often predicting the round he would knock out an opponent.
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Bristol Palin shared a sweet picture of her baby bump, giving her followers a peek at how she's coming along.
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It seems like time is just flying by, but I am really happy with how my training is coming along.
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Now whenever Pradhan walks in, Baluchi wants to know how the girl is doing, how her French is coming along.
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WE'VE MADE A LOT OF PROGRESS WITH CANADA, COMING ALONG ON A LOT OF THOSE AND HOPEFULLY THEY'LL COME ONBOARD.
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"Behind the scenes, I saw it coming along well, but the bottom line is you have to win," Collins said.
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"I think we will follow the lead of some advancing rocket engines that Blue Origin is coming along with," he said.
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"The shell of a laundry room" is also coming along, proving they've made significant progress since her last round of updates.
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One key topic expected to dominate the two-day summit will be that of how the Brexit negotiations are coming along.
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"Voters are concerned about the problems that need to be fixed, not the things that are coming along well," he continued.
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If reliability improves, they'll know another train's coming along in a couple of minutes and stop throwing themselves at the door.
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" The tax efforts are "coming along very well," Trump said, adding that he believed that they were "way ahead of schedule.
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Mr. Ammann beamed when details of the test ride were shared, declaring, "This technology is coming along faster than anyone thinks."
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The Chargers' rookie pass rusher Joey Bosa is coming along just fine with a team-best 10 tackles for a loss.
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Yet, once she boarded the plane, Realm said she felt the spirit's presence and realized he was coming along for the ride.
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I am grateful to be able to live my dream every day and grateful to you for coming along for the ride.
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It's a perfect fit for a streaming service — though it's just as easy to imagine an English-language remake coming along soon.
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You probably know there's a new Jurassic World coming out this year, and there's lots of branded merchandise coming along with it.
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American Idol is returning from the dead, but its top dawgs, Kelly Clarkson and Simon Cowell aren't coming along for the ride.
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Meghan Markle and that baby bump are coming along -- it's noticeably bigger since the last time we saw her out and about.
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With Washington legislators on the verge of a budget deal (more on that later), economic growth should be coming along as well.
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The dark questions kept coming, along with the doubt; the paranoia; the looping, seasick circles of what-ifs and Who is responsible?
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"We have coming along now a lot of female officers who are exceptionally strong," Mr. Carter said in an interview with Politico.
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So we formed the political party, and there was a mayoral election coming along, so I thought I could make a change.
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The dollar got a brief boost overnight when President Donald Trump tweeted that the tax cut bill was "coming along very well".
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"Once DoublePulsar is on the machine, there's nothing stopping anyone else from coming along and using the back door," Mr. Dillon said.
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And it just turned out that Trump was a very effective demagogue coming along at the right time in the right circumstances.
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On my last visit to the postproduction facility in Manhattan, Ang Lee stops by to check how the shots are coming along.
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Now, however, new vehicles are coming along that, by any sane accounting, ought to put the range-anxiety issue to bed entirely.
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But as I noted in February when I looked at how that Android Beta is coming along, that dream is presently a nightmare.
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Which is why it's no surprise the Crypto Kids are coming along to try and solve it all with — guess what — the Blockchain.
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The reason behind that is because all the new generations coming along after the old farts like us are basically looking for experiences.
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He acknowledges that's a losing battle as it's too simple to provision these services and there are more coming along all the time.
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Manager Mike Scioscia said Simmons feels fine handling the bat but fielding is coming along slower, although he is "ahead of the curve".
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After I heard about the road-raising, I began to drive over there every so often to see how it was coming along.
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So lots of companies with new applications are coming along that are creating better consumer experiences, solving for problems, uniquely in different markets.
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Lots of technology in the background that's coming along that could really, really get us off of the dependence on the cellular networks.
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Hawkins: Yeah, we have over 803 issued patents, and some of them we believe are fundamental, and we have many more coming along.
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Her husband Sjon said he once asked to see how the renovations were coming along, but the man yelled "no" and sped off.
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"I can't imagine anybody coming along and giving them $500 million," said Sumner A. Baye, a 40-year veteran of the hotel industry.
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Meanwhile, as if coming along to undo all that cleaning, a computational chemist has finally worked out the formula for the perfect espresso.
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The first weakness is that, at least for the moment, Putin does have to stand for reelection, and that's coming along early next year.
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"Lowering the overall tax burden on American business is big league ... that's coming along very well," he said at a meeting with airline executives.
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"Lowering the overall tax burden on American business is big league ... that's coming along very well," he said at a meeting with airline executives.
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"Lowering the overall tax burden on American businesses big league, that's coming along very well," he told airline executives at a White House meeting.
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" Green went on to say, "Food in Ireland is really coming along now in leaps and bounds, and it's coming from the bottom up.
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Even though the wedding itself has been over for a few weeks, the magic is still coming along and being shared on social media.
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Here's what she had to say about her sonic evolution, teaming up with the Fab Five — and how her wedding plans are coming along.
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Kind of a shame; I really could have used more Dr. Bashir on this show, and Trystane's pet rock was coming along so nicely.
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Sources connected to Chyna tell us the concern is some other chick -- stripper or otherwise -- coming along and using the "Blac(k) Chyna" moniker.
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Just when you thought the peach makeup craze had passed, Too Faced is coming along to blow the trend out of the water — again.
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"I have two that are just coming along now," Ms. Lundy said in the nurturing tone usually reserved for children, sourdough starters and rosebushes.
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I hopped online and purchased our four plane tickets: three for us, and one for my husband's godfather, who is coming along as babysitter.
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I'm coming along at speed and my car is like red, it's easy to see, it doesn't blend in like yours [pointing at Hamilton].
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Oh, he said, there was also the new novel he wanted to write, which was coming along in the initial thinking-about-it phase.
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Now picture some smart alec coming along and mixing the sweetest food known to humankind into this sauce for a bit of a laugh.
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"It's a dream come true that all of these data are coming along," said Avi Loeb, the chair of the astronomy department at Harvard University.
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The data, when compiled, helps provide a portrait of how the healing process is coming along and whether the stitches are having their intended effect.
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The couple's Instagram account mentioned that it would be the couple's "first official tour as a family," hinting that baby Archie will be coming along.
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He's brought some friends along too, with Rex Orange County, Corinne Bailey Rae and Anna of the North coming along to hang out and sing.
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President Trump said Wednesday that the Senate GOP measure was coming along "very well," though Republican senators remain divided over different aspects of the plan.
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It's a Nazi-shooting game coming along at a moment when the question "Is it OK to punch Nazis?" is a subject of public discourse.
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The problem is that in the real world outside the Trump bubble, we don't have Chevy Chase coming along to assure us it's all ok.
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By hanging them up I have a different perspective of how the work is coming along, as if it were being seen by someone else.
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Even in that space, it blows me away what we're seeing coming along as new startups and technologies that enable more science and exploration. Right.
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While smartphone-based VR is still in the early stages, there are some drones that prove the technology is coming along quicker than we think.
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"It's coming along — our starting pitching and our bullpen has given us opportunities to go out there and win," said veteran Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard.
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Also, bonus points if your friend is Amy Poehler and she's coming along to help produce your show and actually bring it to life on Netflix.
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So, when we saw Chad on his way out of the Apple Store in L.A., we asked him straight-up how the comeback was coming along.
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However, the Fed has been basing policy not only on how the U.S. recovery is coming along, but also on how things are shaping up globally.
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Terms of the deal are not being disclosed, Stone tells me in an email, along with some details about who is coming along with the acquisition.
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I do think people are starved for unique voices and unique imagery, and our film is benefiting from the fortune of coming along at this time.
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Blythe added that a third rate cut was likely "coming along," with a cash rate lower than 1% likely to come before the end of 2019.
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Throughout the history of boxing you will read of various fighters coming along, moving around a lot and astonishing everyone who either fought or watched them.
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" Bezos added the following to the caption of his first Instagram post: "Manufacturing facility for the heavy-lift New Glenn launch vehicle is coming along nicely.
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"We all have the ability to stand up to any level of folks who are coming along and proposing policies that hurt our patients," Davidson said.
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"To be trusted, it means that you have to prepare society for whatever set of technologies it is that are coming along," Rometty said at CES.
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While their relationship wasn't in a good place, Brian was looking forward to his father coming along for this big moment, and help him move in.
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WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday a trade deal with Beijing is coming along, with U.S. trade negotiators going to China soon.
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"Some of the quality of IPOs that are coming along, even the ones that have gotten done, have not been great," said one equity capital market banker.
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Today we're delighted to say Omar Tayeb, CTO and Co-Founder of Blippar, the a leading augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and computer vision company, is coming along.
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" He then asked the men how it was coming along before adding, "We've got a lot of trees, a lot of concrete and dirt and what else?
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"We're tying up some loose ends, but everything is coming along very smoothly," Camp, 33, told PEOPLE while attending the NXNE Toronto music festival with Courtyard Hotels.
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"The awesome part of this tour is my family is coming along," Legend, 38, said while answering a fan question on how be balances fatherhood and artistry.
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No matter which way you want to say it you couldn't just look at our deal and say well I'm looking at those other two coming along.
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Wang confirmed Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte as among 28 leaders coming, along with the Spanish, Greek, Hungarian, Serb and Polish prime ministers and Swiss and Czech presidents.
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"My beard is actually coming along quite well I think," he says, exfoliating his palm against the ragged stubble that has now appeared unevenly across his jaw.
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"I feel all of my backroom work has been fantastic and my preparation has been coming along nicely," the 35-year-old Englishman told reporters on Tuesday.
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In a behind-the-scenes video released Thursday, Joanna, 41, and her youngest son Crew, 1, give a sneak peek of how Magnolia Press is coming along.
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So while Sony have done a very good job synchronizing its interfaces across cameras, that comes with the downside of that menu coming along for that ride.
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Meanwhile, also coming along will be Chris Boos, founder and CEO of Arago, a leading artificial intelligence company that helps businesses automate their IT processes through intelligent automation.
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"The trade stuff is coming along, just starting, but it's going to happen because, you know, we're the piggy bank that everybody likes to rob from," Trump said.
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"When you have Nike as aggressive as they are and new athleisure brands coming along, I'm not sold that what Lululemon does is so differentiated," according to Brown.
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" Key provisions of the new ballot measure, he added, will help shield CCPA from "someone coming along in the dead of night and sticking a knife in it.
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Last last month, the creation the cartoonist refers to as "just a chilled out frog" was presented that dubious diction, with Furie's name coming along for the ride.
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Josh Doctson is coming along, but both he and Terrelle Pryor are struggling to get rolling, which means Kirk Cousins will turn to Thompson plenty in Week 9.
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And as the high-end handset market becomes more saturated, Snyder said, he doesn't see another Steve Jobs type coming along to innovate Apple out of its conundrum.
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The big showcase comes Thursday when Trump will make a speech at the Energy Department, with other Cabinet officials, top aides, and industry workers and officials coming along.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday sounded upbeat about negotiations to end a trade war with China, saying they are coming along very well.
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For a while I don't see any surprise coming along when we see all these estimates about the Brazilian economy for this year and next year and etc.
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President Trump on Thursday insisted the GOP's effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare "is coming along great," pushing back on news reports detailing serious roadblocks for the plan.
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I heard a sound then and looked up, and saw coming along the path toward me the fat shape of Mama Dog, her tail beating in the dark.
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As for Twitter, they ought to join Facebook and Google in coming along the path of cooperation in order to protect the American people and our election institutions.
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The United States and China are about one month into a 90-day tariff ceasefire, and President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that negotiations "are coming along very well".
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I'll be bringing my 13-inch work MacBook Air to IFA with me in a couple of weeks, and the Omnicharge will definitely be coming along for the ride.
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Background: Existing theories range from people arriving via what was then the Bering Land Bridge between Russia and Alaska or coming along the Pacific Coast — and at different times.
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Bavaria, the first stop in Germany for migrants coming along the so-called Balkan route, has borne the brunt of the influx and its government calls the burden unbearable.
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For the noble British cow, nothing could be more disrupting to an early afternoon riverside stroll than the sight of a pesky cameraman coming along to disturb the peace.
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Trump said on Wednesday that a trade deal with Beijing was coming along nicely, with U.S. negotiators poised to head to China next week for another round of talks.
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As long as humanity values that concept, expect more stories like Equals, coming along every generation or so to try to fit an old story into a new form.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said talks on a trade agreement with China were coming along well, echoing comments by U.S. and Chinese officials of progress on an initial deal.
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"In the beginning of the 20th century, bacon export was just coming along and Brits were the main consumers," says Michael Ravn, who is head of communications for Tulip.
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So, with this information in our back pocket, let's look at how storage technologies are coming along (this is worth a much longer post, but consider this a snapshot).
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CNN's Jake Tapper questioned how first lady Melania Trump's cyber bullying initiative was coming along minutes after President Trump bashed the co-hosts of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Twitter.
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Packer, whose group has already spent more than $4 million attacking Trump in early voting states, says she expects there will be more attacks coming along the same lines.
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As she shows me around, she stops at one workstation or another, observing the work of her assistants, telling them she liked the way the work was coming along.
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"It's a much better situation than something like Carillion, but on the other hand it's a little bit worrying when you get so many profit warnings coming along," Mumford added.
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"Interbank lending rates are still pretty low, credit spreads have moved up slightly from record lows but haven't blown out, and earnings season is coming along pretty well," McPherson said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters that trade talks with Canada were coming along, with the result known in the next few days or possibly even on Wednesday.
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DAVID MALPASS: Yes, so we have put out in the IMF puts out, you know, a lot of detail on specific countries and how they're coming -- how they're coming along.
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The ability to detect electric fields could enable insects to better sense when another bug — perhaps one they'd like to eat (or one they'd like to escape) — is coming along.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said a trade deal with Beijing was coming along nicely, with U.S. trade negotiators poised to head to China next week for another round of talks.
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"All you're counting on is the next person is going to pay you more because they're even more excited about another next person coming along," Buffett told CNBC on Monday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday a potential U.S.-China trade deal was coming along well, but he had yet to decide whether he wanted to finalize it.
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For now, Johnny says he still plans on getting back into the NFL -- but he wasn't exactly forthcoming with the details when we asked how the comeback is coming along.
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Of Big Mouth's main duo, Nick (voiced by Kroll) is a late bloomer and anxious about that fact, while his best friend Andrew (John Mulaney) is coming along much more quickly.
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A ragtag group of Futurama fans have been putting together the live-action movie nobody was ever sure that we needed, and today we get to see how it's coming along.
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Former DARPA director Regina Dugan has since left her post as head of Building 22, so we're eager to hear how those more outlandish projects are coming along in her absence.
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But women make up half the country, and since we aren't going back in time, the same men who have long been hostile to feminism should consider coming along with us.
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Regularly check in on your team's progress A lot of times a project may be delegated only to have the manager panic in the 11th hour about how everything's coming along.
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Things are coming along at the offensive end, too, as a supporting cast has begun to take shape around senior guards Sindarius Thornwell (20 points, seven rebounds) and Duane Notice (10.5 points).
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk noted this week that progress on that system was coming along nicely, though it doesn't appear as though it'll be made available before the end of this year.
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Starting guards Sindarius Thornwell (4.33 points, 24.3 rebounds, 269 assists), PJ Dozier (267 points) and Duane Notice (9.9) are the team's top three scorers, but the frontcourt and bench are coming along.
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Energy and industrial companies like General Electric will have a chance to cozy up to Beijing's new leadership during U.S. President Donald Trump's upcoming Asia trip, but Wall Street isn't coming along.
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"The single biggest issue [with fan ownership] is that we don't have any one person coming along and giving us lots of money," he tells me when we chat on the phone.
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And Mario Maker 033 was similar, but I also gave Mario Maker 2 a pass because I thought by putting it on Switch they'll have lots of updates coming along for it.
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They had the running boom coming along at that time too in the mid-70s, so these were phenomena in our history that meant if women were to participate, they needed the product.
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While that tunnel seems to be coming along nicely, the company has also shared a test video of one of the sleds in action, as well as a demonstration of the elevator concept.
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Guk asked the third man, who sat quietly on the floor, how his travel plans to Germany were coming along, and the man said that he would be leaving in a few months.
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Greg Marsh, founder for onefinestay, will be coming along to give a full and frank account of his exit this year to AccorHotels for $170 million, after several years of building his company.
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"It's coming along great," Trump told reporters at the White House, adding that he was not pushing for a deal to be concluded quickly on changes in the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Friday that talks on a trade agreement with China were coming along well, echoing comments by U.S. and Chinese officials of progress on an initial deal.
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And when you buy non-productive assets-- all you're counting on is whether the next person is going to pay you more because they're even more excited about another next person coming along.
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Every so often, I will ask her how she's doing with it and she laughs in the way people do when asked about how their back-yard vegetable-garden plan is coming along.
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In this case, with Kaepernick and the many other players who have taken a knee since his initial protest in 2016, it is the coaches and owners who are now coming along, too.
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The buds themselves offer a very compelling price point for their feature set, and Alexa coming along for the ride is likely just a bonus for a large percentage of their addressable market.
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" On Thursday, Mr. Trump, quickly adapting to the Republican practice of keeping quiet any intraparty squabbling, said on Twitter that "despite what you hear in the press, health care is coming along great.
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"I'm quite sure that the horse and buggy industry hired the appropriate number of lobbyists and lawyers to fight Henry Ford and folks coming along with these newfangled things called cars," he said.
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"When we started recognizing the signs of reading struggles and recall and enunciation and stuff that should be coming along early on, we just immediately jumped towards it," Rob Harvey said of the IEPs.
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The model and wife of actor-comedian Kevin Hart took to Instagram to share how she and the bun in her oven are coming along — and it turns out, she's half-way there already.
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Hanke said the company's technology was coming along nicely and that it was poised to take full advantage when augmented-reality glasses, like the ones Apple is rumored to be building, come to fruition.
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So they wanted a short-term debt ceiling raise that would let them pressure the Republicans again a few months down the road, when more significant pieces of legislation would likely be coming along.
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"Emily's List is one of the best ways to know who the good people are coming along, and I always ask if they have been approved," said Nancy Beeuwkes, a philanthropist in Concord, Mass.
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Armstrong also wouldn't directly confirm or deny a Recode story that broke at roughly the same time as the Oath news yesterday, stating that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer wouldn't be coming along for the ride.
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Even as an easy mark for this sort of programming (thanks to being a somewhat lonely white person from Los Angeles), I'll fully admit to groaning when I hear about more of it coming along.
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She said that she took as much -- if not more -- pleasure in her grandson coming along for the ride as she took in the moment when the captain of the plane handed her the controls.
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Super Mario Odyssey is coming along, Psychonauts 2 will grace us with its presence, and I will hold out hope, forever, for a dedicated indie team to make something special from N64-inspired platformer roots.
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Amazon, Google, and Apple are leading the way on software and assistant-enhanced services, China is iterating at ludicrous speed on the hardware side, and Europe seems to just be coming along for the ride.
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There are inconsequential books that I stop reading all the time, bad thrillers, and I put them down, but there's always another good thriller coming along, so I tend not to remember the bad ones.
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They also had the benefit of coming along when antitrust enforcement was at a low ebb, after decades of policy driven by an ideological consensus that mergers are generally good unless they raise consumer prices.
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The long-awaited Star Wars Land is coming to Disneyland and the Walt Disney World Resort in 2019, and Disney has just released a new sneak peek of how construction on the site is coming along.
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Rick's army is coming along quite nicely, but with Gregory on his way to Sanctuary and Negan already clued in thanks to Gregory's words to Simon last week, this could go about eight thousand different ways.
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Sony's certainly not abandoning Japanese development on their end, either—we've got Gravity Rush 2 and The Last Guardian coming, along with plenty of other rad-looking titles (including whatever Hideo Kojima has up his sleeve).
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In that regard, Wyndham's move feels less a threat, as it is a sign of how the big owner of Ramada, Super 8, Travelodge, Howard Johnson, Wyndham Hotels and more is coming along for the ride.
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The Pages initially went to stay at a friend's home on Saturday, but with the baby coming along, they checked into the Andaz Napa hotel on Sunday at their midwives' suggestion, the Napa Valley Register reported.
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"I couldn't get him," he said he remembered telling his girlfriend after he came home later that night, before his image was plastered all over the media in the coming weeks, with criticism coming along with it .
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The best way I'm able to talk about it is when I do it in a song, and that's sort of my release, and that's what ends up coming along in our crowds these last few years.
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Baby Luna obviously made an appearance — those cheeks are coming along beautifully, by the way — but mostly it was just the model in her native element: short shorts, lounge time, and chilling in front of the stovetop.
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The Kansas City defense is coming along at the right time, and while he's not the habitual game-breaker he was last season, Patrick Mahomes is still one of the best quick-strike quarterbacks in the NFL.
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Homeowners and commercial building owners have all sorts of new choices for how to generate, store, and manage their own electricity — solar panels, home batteries, electric vehicles, smart thermostats and appliances, and more gizmos coming along every day.
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Its CEO, Michael Pizzi, is coming along to run the e-brokerage business, which will keep its brand, its handful of retail storefronts and its buzzy and well-funded ad campaigns, Morgan Stanley Chief Executive James Gorman said.
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When the leadership at the online accounting service FreshBooks acknowledged that their clunky, decade-old product was at risk of a competitor coming along and delivering a superior user experience, they created that competitor themselves — from within their company.
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On the other hand, maybe it'll be easier now that the crowd is well and truly gone, and I can be bad at Demon's Souls in peace and quiet, without anyone else coming along to rub my face in it.
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"Clearly management has to do its fiduciary duty to obtain maximum value but we can't see a higher bid coming along," Monteyne said, noting that EP already had a stake of more than 30% with the shares from Haniel and Ceconomy.
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"Clearly management has to do its fiduciary duty to obtain maximum value but we can't see a higher bid coming along," Bernstein said, noting that EP already had a stake of more than 30% with the shares from Haniel and Ceconomy.
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Peter Rojas of Betaworks and Greg Castle from Anorak offered more details on their investment strategies and how they see success in the AR space coming along as the tech industry's biggest companies continue to pump money into the technologies.
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The re-designed Dragon was built to withstand environments all over the solar system he said:Right after that, though, he also threw a quick bucket of water on any dreams we might have had of coming along for the ride:
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"This is quite small in terms of the impact to the economy, we still have the runway of tax reform that's coming along," Ripley said, referring to boost U.S. President Donald Trump's new tax code is delivering to corporate earnings.
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While test cars in San Francisco, Arizona, Texas and soon New York City all show how quickly self-driving vehicles are coming along, one thing is missing: a sense of how and when companies will make money off this technology.
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In practices and shootarounds, he shows consistent range out to the corners, has a nice one-step-in short-corner push shot, and Caupain says behind closed doors, he's coming along as a pick-and-pop threat above the break.
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"Our starting pitching has really been on a roll, and that's kind of where we want them at — pitching deep into games, taking pressure off our bullpen — and I feel like our offense has been coming along," Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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The NRA has convinced its members -- and the many members of Congress the organization donates to -- that allowing any sort of movement toward more gun control is an inevitable step to someone from the government coming along to collect your guns.
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The actor, 45, penned an emotional message about the end of the beloved CBS comedy on Thursday, his note coming along with a group photo taken on set with costars Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar, Mayim Bialik and Melissa Rauch.
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"This is quite small in terms of the impact to the economy, we still have the runway of tax reform that's coming along," Ripley said, referring to the boost that U.S. President Donald Trump's new tax code is delivering to corporate earnings.
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You have Gen-z coming along – Alex Wilhelm: Why does Gen-x have all [crosstalk 00:27:20163] I think I'm the only millennial in this group, Hey I'm a millennial [crosstalk 00:27:10] so what'd you do with all the money.
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Whether we're rocking a casual, errand-ready look, trekking to the office, or hitting a trendy cocktail spot for a nightcap with friends, it's a safe bet that our everyday wardrobe hero is coming along (not to mention, totally elevating our look).
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"This little guys tummy is struggling with the formula, and I KNOW we will both be fine, but I'm emotionally having to deal with the guilt and sadness that is coming along with weaning us both off this magical time," Sigler adds.
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Yet, in that moment, I realized how caring he was: He saw me as part of his lineage, and I think he was breathing a sigh of relief, that there was someone coming along who was not trying to be Mr. Ailey.
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One would expect better for the poor critter, but this is 2017, where joy has come to die, where innocence is barely a memory, where even Pikachu can't seem to dance freely and live his life without something coming along and crushing it.
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That's all fine as long as Google can keep those clicks growing and coming along, but as we've seen in the case of Apple's smartphone market share topping out, there are only so many eyeballs to get ads in front of people.
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Maybe you've had friends cancel at the last minute; maybe you love your own company and want to thrash your limbs around without feeling like you're being judged by the only faint acquaintance who could actually commit to buying tickets and coming along.
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But if you are reading this article there's a great chance that you already know something about that division and the heaps of talent which is coming along now that 125 pound men can actually make a living fighting in a cage.
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"In a lot of ways I'm actually excited about somebody like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez coming along because it's a way of younger people and people of color and people who are different finding their voice and being part of the process," he said.
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Uber is piloting a new feature that lets U.S. riders alert drivers that a pet will be coming along, the latest effort from the company to appeal to a broader audience and become the one-stop shop for transportation, meals and other services.
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Using built-in sensors and temperature probes that can be inserted into various foods, the SmartChef grill connects to your home's wi-fi network so that it can talk to an accompanying iOS app and provide continuous feedback on how dinner is coming along.
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Split came out in 1994, which was kind of when Britpop was just starting, and we were a bit dismissed because we were just singing about fluffy clouds, while all of these new bands were coming along and we were pushed to the side.
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"Interbank lending rates are still pretty low, credit spreads have moved up slightly from record lows but haven't blown out, and earnings season is coming along pretty well," he added, saying the sell-off was caused by equity markets being overbought and slightly over-valued.
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As the day went on, Twitter's stock hit an all-time low ($21.89) on the news that this change might be coming along, and its CEO Jack Dorsey took to the service to discuss the backlash misunderstanding (via screenshotted text to illustrate his point): pic.twitter.
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Waymo's autonomous trucking program is coming along – though we haven't heard much about it since discovering it was a real thing last year, Waymo today announced that it's launching a pilot program in Atlanta to focus specifically on self-driving trucks and automated logistics.
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The problem with the dystopian narrative is that, if you're sitting in tech and you're sitting in the Valley and you're building something and someone's coming along telling you, "You're an evil tech overlord" and you're just sitting there like ... That would be me. Yeah.
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Thus, however successful Mr. Zuckerberg will be in making amends, he will assuredly do almost nothing to prevent the next wunderkind from coming along and building the next killer app that will unleash who knows what before anybody even has a chance to notice.
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A couple of years ago, in the last part of Nora Ephron's life, I became friendly with her and she used to tease me and say, "How is Love, Loss, and What We Ate coming along?" when I was having writer's block and panic attacks.
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When we confided in him over the years of our dream to have a baby, he never hid his hope for us, which made him weepy whenever he asked how it was all coming along, despite how hard he knew it had been, especially for me.
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Despite President Trump's claim that it's all "coming along great," however, the bill faces much opposition from a slew of major health care lobbying groups, conservative political organizations, right-wing media, and Republican lawmakers (not to mention all the liberals who have spoken out against it).
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" In a statement expressing support for Swift, the pop singer Halsey wrote: "it turns my guts that no matter how much power or success a woman has in this life, you are still susceptible to someone coming along and making you feel powerless out of spite.
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ET, FSN Southwest (Dallas), FSN Wisconsin (Milwaukee) ABOUT THE MAVERICKS (10-228): Parsons was coming along slowly after undergoing knee surgery and was taking one of two nights of back-to-backs off until late December, yet he was the one starter to go in both games this week.
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At CES, I got a glimpse of how this technology is coming along, and though it was in the context of a carefully designed demo rather than a real-life experience on the city streets, I walked away thinking that a driverless society is a long, long time away.
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Disney put out a first teaser this week for its live-action remake of Aladdin — and unfortunately for anyone excited to see how this movie is coming along, this is very much a teaser, showing little more than a couple locations and the briefest glimpse of the film's star.
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Also on November 27, Mars will connect with Saturn, helping you work through an issue that needed assistance or was coming along awkwardly—reach out for help from someone who has been through that experience, and remember that Mercury is retrograde, so things are likely to continue to shift.
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The chocolate chip cookies she had been refining for the better part of a month were finally coming along — the breakthrough was caramelizing the butter — but she said she was having trouble finding a spot in the restaurant where her sourdough starter would rise, given its sensitivity to temperature.
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Cars traveling to the left of the parked vehicles have no clear view of what may be coming along in the bike lane, and cyclists in that lane have limited ability to see a driver who turns right and fails to slow down enough to avoid a collision.
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In the model, putting a stop to strict social distancing (without something like a vaccine or a cure coming along) allowed infections to climb right back up to their peak of about two critical cases per 1,000 people—which could be 660,000 Americans getting seriously ill or dying.
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I like this picture because, not only is it of the greatest group in the world, but it also meant that I was coming to the US. It was there that the Beatles were told that they were going to be on The Ed Sullivan Show and I was coming along!
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Whether the inciting force is communism or sexism or the negligible boogeyman of Tinder coming along to redefine how we date, the result is the same: these stories are meant to remind us of what we value in being human, and why even painful and uncontrolled emotions are better than none.
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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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But now, the 33-year-old is hard at work on a follow-up album, and this weekend he sat courtside at a Raptors game, where he busted a few salsa dance moves, and gave an update to the Raptors TV team on how his new album was coming along.
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Despite President Trump's claim that the health care bill is "coming along great," however, the bill faces much opposition from a slew of major health care lobbying groups, conservative political organizations, right-wing media, and many Republican lawmakers (not to mention all the liberals who have spoken out against it).
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" Buttigieg added that "a lot of people feel like they've been lied to, by various politicians coming along from both parties, for as long as I've been alive or longer" and that means he has "a lot of work in a short amount of time, to build that trust and build those relationships.
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That disconnect from its engineering progress has left the company, reportedly valued at $4.5 billion, in a bit of a tight spot following a recent report from The Information that shed light on the fact that things weren't coming along quite as quickly as the company's communication thus far would have you believe.
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And while, yes, this car is coming along at a time when Porsche and its parent company, Volkswagen Group, need to focus on greener cars as they face serious allegations about cheating emissions tests, the S E-Hybrid is still somehow every bit a performance Porsche as the cars the brand is known for.
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TechCrunch also notes some smaller changes that are coming along with everything else, including new privacy settings for Stories that will let you restrict who is able to see what you post, and the launch of Facebook Stories for its stripped-down app, Facebook Lite, popular in countries like India, Mexico, and the Philippines.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is making his way from New York to the presidential debate site in St. Louis, but his traveling press corps won't be coming along.
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When you get down to it neither Cruz nor Dillashaw nor Johnson invented it, though ultimately their commitment to the use of constant foot movement and abandonment of a static stance in MMA has made them vastly better fighters and the period of experimentation that we are in will likely result in far more apt switch hitters coming along in future.
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In that sense, Shadow of the Moon ends up playing into some of the natural human tragedy of generational projects like Richard Linklater's Boyhood, a coming-of-age story filmed over the course of 12 years, or Michael Apted's 7 Up documentary series, which checks in on the same group of Britons every seven years to see how their lives are coming along.
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At this point in London, Britpop was coming along, and various bands were using strings and acoustic guitars, so I think that lost us some momentum in the UK. And then of course the album didn't get released in the US. So on the back of touring Mezcal Head and all of what we accomplished over there, the rug was pulled out from under us.
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Various Updates | You have probably heard that two of President-elect Donald J. Trump's advisors have been pushing for a reboot of the mission of NASA, focusing more on exploration of extraterrestrial space and less on studying the one planet we know is inhabited by 7.35 billion people, with at least a couple of billion more coming along before humanity's puberty-style growth spurt shifts to something new past 2050.
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If you had to do a rough diagram of the Trump remarks it would be something like this: Pence … I was right about Iraq … Pence … Hillary Clinton is a crooked liar … I was right about "Brexit" … Pence … Hillary Clintons ads are filled with lies … We're going to bring back the coal industry … Christians love me … Pence … I talk to statisticians … Pence is good looking … My hotel in Washington is really coming along fantastically … Pence.
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Live bongo drummers descend upon the dancefloor, while toddlers in heavily patterned onesies roll around on the floor in their own pit of glee; a 50-something-year-old guy wearing neon sunglasses catches the attention of the crowd, who cheer him on with yelps and yips as he twerks to the beat of the bongo; three guys in retro cycling caps and floral shirts trip and giggle amongst themselves, ready to tell their mates about what legends they were for coming along.
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" Appalled by a British official who minimized the late-1960s famine in Biafra by noting that the malnutrition rate was only five or 10 percentage points above normal, Moynihan invoked the horrific 19th-century famine in Ireland and wrote: "I really did feel I was talking to Sir Charles Trevelyan 122 years ago, assuming all was well in Connaught, that the new potato crop was coming along nicely, and that in any event the Irish always were a bit disorganized.
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