If they're coming for me today, they're coming for you tomorrow.
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There were people coming for pizza and people coming for heroin.
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I got the fuckin' work in here, I'm coming for that belt, I'm coming for the next belt, I'm coming for the whole company.
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They are going to keep coming for us and coming for us.
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It's coming for you; it's coming for us all, and we may not survive its advance.
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They're coming to drive your car, they're coming for your job, and they're coming for your heart.
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Photo: APRobots are already coming for our jobs, and now it looks like they're coming for our treasured cultural ceremonies, too.
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Season 3 is about change, the inevitably of change — change is coming for Hawkins, and change is coming for these characters, whether they like it or not.
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We've got something special coming for you & your fans.
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Jurassic World is expanding – and it's coming for you.
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So users in Texas — Heal is coming for you.
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Watch out, Grammys — Viola Davis is coming for you.
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But damn the facts, they are coming for your straws.
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We know what's coming for the individuals in this photo.
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Pulitzer Prize 2019, Lamar and Lohan are coming for you.
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"I'm coming for the British people," Wes says in confessional.
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"MONDAY..... I'm coming for you," she wrote in the caption.
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But traditional retailers are coming for Best Buy's niche, too.
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Watch out, publishing world, the McKnights are coming for you.
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"AI And Robots Are Coming For Your Job," warns Entrepreneur.
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Watch out, U.K. retailers — Wal-Mart is coming for you.
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If justice is coming for Bryce, he doesn't know it.
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There could be mo' charges coming for this pharm bro'.
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Artificial Intelligence is coming for your slice Is nothing sacred?
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Mr Corbyn has said he is "coming for" the rich.
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Coming for a Bitch that's due in a few days !
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Move over Coachella, because FYF Fest is coming for you.
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Move over Justin Bieber – Josh Peck is coming for you.
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Watch out, Ryan Gosling, Anne Hathaway is coming for you!
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Read these stories next:Is Mercury Retrograde Coming For Your Taxes?
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Rolo says more people will be coming for the tour.
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Dear, Wall Street: Silicon Valley is increasingly coming for you.
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My fellow queer writers had seen me coming for years.
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Jay told her that Zeke was coming for her next.
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Watch out Meghan Markle… Katy Perry is coming for you!
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Robots are coming for the jobs thriving in Trump country.
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Kim mentions that Kanye is coming for just one night.
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Could a drastic shakeup be coming for Teen Mom 2?
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It's probably not coming for at least another few months.
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Then again, it's nothing compared to what's coming for gamers.
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Crazy how 2 Chainz is coming for DJ Khaled's spot.
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I'm sick and tired of people coming for my business.
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This, it appears, has been coming for a looooong time.
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Joe: I'm sure you've heard Em is coming for you.
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Extra Bases The jobs have kept coming for Dan Johnson.
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Automation Attention workers: The machines are coming for your jobs.
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There's no indication any such vote is coming for Trump.
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"People are coming for the truffles," Mr. Ivasic said proudly.
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Ah, but the Rodney Dangerfield treatment keeps coming for Earn.
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There is a $453 trillion market coming for green products.
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The Fyre hits keep coming for Ja and Billy McFarland.
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Point made: I'm great and I'll be coming for more.
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The British are coming for the United States denim market.
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But this time, Wendy's isn't just coming for McDonald's territory.
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Still, it details stuff that's coming for Intel graphics. Sorta.
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President Trump tweeted that "big sanctions" were coming for Turkey.
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"I realized, O.K., they are coming for me," he said.
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New colors are likely coming for the XR's successor, too.
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The age of "fake news" is coming for film criticism.
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Automation is coming for truckers — but first, they're being watched.
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Be careful, Prey tells us, because they're coming for you next.
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I have another coming for two nights at the same time.
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And now, it looks like Rihanna is coming for skin care.
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There is some serious mom power coming for the 2018 elections.
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"Folks have seen this threat coming for 20 years," Karako said.
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Colangelo even joked that Kuechly was "coming for his office" eventually.
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Home Depot isn't the only retailer coming for Sears' tool business.
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Now we are mobilizing and we are coming for their seats.
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Mark Consuelos is coming for KJ Apa's hottest Riverdale abs crown.
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But it wasn't just those on the left coming for King.
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Compression was always coming for the story on Game of Thrones.
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"It's so easy until it's you they're coming for," he answers.
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By nightfall, it was clear no one was coming for him.
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Could more serious products be coming for future April Fools' Days?
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Cue wail face emoji — Amazon is really coming for your coins.
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Moana's coming for your spot as most beloved modern Disney princess.
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Move over, Mariah Carey—Sia is coming for your holiday throne.
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Mark Warner Is Coming for Tech's Too-Powerful I like Sen.
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Warning to Tyron Woodley ... Mickey Gall is coming for your belt.
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Robots are coming for our jobs, and Justin Trudeau is ready.
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Enforcement is coming for any lurking lack of compliance there too.
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But it does indicate that something new is coming for Barris.
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"We're coming for those playoff spots," rookie center Joel Embiid said.
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Then again, death is always coming for all of us, right?
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"We're coming for you," Will whispers to a very panicked villain.
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One technical analyst is seeing even more pain coming for Apple.
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Move over, Wonder Woman — Captain Marvel is coming for the spotlight.
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It's been a long time coming for desalination—desal for short.
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Also, small token of appreciation coming for those who lined up.
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That is, unless you're Trump — she's coming for you either way.
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" Ned Stark: "The same thing is coming for all of us.
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Now it's clear the DNA is once again coming for Dragnea.
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"Talk bad about my mom, I'm coming for you," Kim says.
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But investors appear to be focused on what's coming for Square.
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Your investing and retirement planRetirement is coming for all of us.
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But the apologies are not just coming for shifts in positions.
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Friday The 17thNext month, Friday the 17th is coming for us.
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I've been coming for 30 years now and I know everyone.
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China's autonomous cars are coming for passengers in the United States.
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There was no way to predict the storm coming for them.
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This guy's coming for you and your brunch-cooking shifts, Nate!
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Fixes are also apparently coming for the device's subpar camera performance.
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Also, The Vixen created the bear by coming for Aquaria first.
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If you max out a clock, well, they're coming for you.
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Numerous leaders across industries agree: Robots are coming for our jobs.
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Now it's coming for Destination Maternity, the largest global maternity company.
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Is there a trade before the deadline coming for Kansas City?
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"It just feels like they're coming for us," one resident said.
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And now I can see it coming for the agricultural sector.
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Help does not seem to be coming for the American voter.
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I've got some chains coming for Jae and Trey from 4YallEntertainment.
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Industry experts have seen this supercenter saturation coming for a while.
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There's a popular narrative about robots: They're coming for your job!
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"The past is coming for us, isn't it?" her mother asks.
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DOHA, Qatar — The records just keep on coming for Simone Biles.
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And I want to thank him for coming, for being here.
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"Judgment Day is coming for them and they'd better be prepared."
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" You'll say, "Do you know yet when you're coming for Easter?
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"Goals were not coming for me in this competition," Higuaín said.
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This milestone has been a long time coming for Ms. Hopewell.
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Right now, the results aren't even close to coming for us.
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There were enough snowmobiles coming for the rest of us, though.
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We know winter is coming for all New Yorkers in November.
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He is still coming for your coverage — and lying about it.
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There's a feature-length documentary about Muhammad Ali coming for HBO.
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It looks the #MeToo movement is finally coming for Woody Allen.
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Now the tide appears to be coming for President Donald Trump.
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It's Friday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door: GUN CONTROL Repeat after me: I'm not coming for your guns I'm not coming for your guns I'm not coming for your guns That was President Obama's mantra, repeated over and over again at the CNN town hall last night.
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There were helicopter shots of throngs of black bodies; there was a lot of the same kind of discourse, the fear of a black underclass coming for Beverly Hills, coming for your stuff in your gated communities.
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I just hope the same sort of bloat isn't coming for Waze.
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It was, 'We're coming for you, we know where your office is.
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"I'm coming for your crown @vanderjames," Jackson, 40, captioned the above photo.
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At first glance, these hands look like they're coming for your head.
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Guard your identity, because the next hacker may be coming for you.
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Robots are coming for our jobs—but not all of our jobs.
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The bill has been an especially long time coming for Georgia Rep.
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The legacy automakers are coming for you, Google, albeit a bit slowly.
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Alphabet, Apple, AT&T, Comcast, Samsung and Microsoft are coming for you.
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That 45-minute ceremony was a long time coming for Thomas Heinrich.
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ICE coming for Bello (Jeanine Mason) is going to break my heart.
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You can hear his purr coming for you from three rooms away.
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They're all pretty simple, because it's about somebody's coming for your stuff.
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"This was a long time coming for me," Miller exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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Campaign 2016 The hits just keep on coming for Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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She also issued a warning that she is coming for his job.
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Thank you for coming, for all of your ridiculous love and kindness.
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The event was a long time coming for the mother of three.
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"I know the future questions are obviously coming for myself," he said.
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Let it be known... If you do not we're coming for you.
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That's 11 years of my belief in my wife coming for me.
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But even less obvious effects are likely coming for transparency-based pressures.
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Right out of the gate, people were coming for each other's throats!
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Syracuse led 24-7 at the half and kept coming for more.
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It's certainly coming for all the other top dogs of his cartel.
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Ellen DeGeneres is coming for your part in A Star Is Born.
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The break with Trump was a long time coming for the senator.
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Image Credit: TabooThe hits just keep on coming for the environmental community.
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The biggest change yet could be coming for the iPhone's home button.
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Stop coming for Travis Kylie and Stormi because it's not their fault.
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Mary Louise's teeth are coming for us all in Big Little Lies.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke (Gizmodo)Listen: 'Robots' are not coming for your jobs.
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The machines are coming for us—or at least for our jobs.
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Who are they coming for and why are they on their tail?
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"Judgement Day is coming" for any journalist who doesn't take out Trump.
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Hopefully the severed feet keep coming for America's most-watched news network.
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LG: But the Roadster 2.0, that's not coming for a while, right?
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Some of them have been coming for decades and decades and decades.
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"Death is coming for you if you do not surrender," he said.
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"I'm coming for the UFC Heavyweight Crown," RW told The Last Renaissance.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Hengameh Shahidi knew the security agents were coming for her.
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Death is coming for all of us, even in the wizarding world.
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Story at a glance Climate change is coming for America's decaying infrastructure.
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We'd seen it coming for months, but Tuesday it was immediately real.
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Chick-fil-A, watch out: Wendy's is coming for your chicken biscuit!
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We heard President Obama was coming for our church and our guns.
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What went wrong: The hits keep coming for the cash-starved MedMen.
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We're flooded with the sense that something terrible is coming for her.
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Serena Williams is coming for that trophy (AKA the Venus Rosewater Dish).
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Do you have something coming for new driver updates, new provider updates?
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It's just about gaining that national attention which is coming for sure.
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It was coming, for me, from a natural impulse of art-making.
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"You think they are coming for you?" he said to the others.
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"Keep the prayers coming for our family," he said, holding back tears.
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This was rhetorical overreach coming -- for a change -- from a Democratic leader.
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More trouble may be coming for Venezuela in the next few days.
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"If someone is coming for recreation purposes, that's one thing," he said.
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"If someone is coming for recreation purposes, that's one thing," he said.
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But COVID-19 is undoubtedly coming for the poor rural areas, too.
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But COVID-19 is undoubtedly coming for the poor rural areas, too.
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But this time around he's not the only one coming for King.
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The downturn is likely coming for other economies as well, experts say.
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But the group was stunned because they kept coming for nine hours.
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" Dr. Mitchell warned the prisoner: "We may be coming for you next.
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Apple said there's a fix coming for problems some users had connecting.
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Many are saying this move is a long time coming for Penney's.
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Now they're taking over Florida — and they may be coming for you.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Tech companies are coming for the healthcare industry&aposs lunch.
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A big update is coming for Roku's free content network, Roku Channel.
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The Super Bowl win was a long time coming for Philadelphia fans.
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She's not shying away from the real stuff, she's coming for it.
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China has signaled it is coming for the rest of its allies.
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I'm dancing with Saburo, I have some acting coming for a movie.
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And to be fair, her fashionization has probably been coming for awhile.
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"We want them to know that we're coming for them," Bowden said.
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If they can do this to Roger... they are coming for us next!
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They're coming for the new homes—usually cottages , with high ceilings and porches.
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A fresh start is coming for you around your professional and public goals.
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The real star is the iPhone X, which isn't coming for another month.
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It's so long coming for Sam, so it's really special to be here.
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"The vast majority of these individuals are coming for economic reasons," Lankford said.
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PIRRO: -- we come for you but we&aposre not really coming for you.
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Still, Democrats argue they've seen this coming for months, if not years. Sen.
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Beto O'Rourke was the first to say we're coming for your AR-2202s.
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And most importantly, who's throat is Arya coming for next with her toy?
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There's also a new mode coming for fans of 1v1 called Limited Duel.
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"Nothing prepares you for the news saying, 'It's coming for you,'" she said.
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With Hurricane Florence coming for the Carolinas, Frankel is ready to take action.
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When the entity comes, there's no backing off; it's really coming for you.
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This robot can climb fences and open doors and it's coming for you.
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It's been a long time coming for the proper reveal of Fallen Order.
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Automated telemedicine is coming, for everyone Artificial intelligence originally aspired to replace doctors.
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I am insecure enough without the NYT coming for my choice of pants.
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They're coming for undocumented workers and Muslims now, but you can be next.
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We're left to infer that the wolves are coming for Vern and Medora.
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Startups, TechCrunch Tel Aviv 2018 is coming for you in just two weeks!
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This is a fire that needs fresh wood, and they're coming for me.
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Thus the aliens informing Emily and Timothy that someone is coming for them.
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Obamacare The hits just keep coming for President Obama's signature health reform program.
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You heard it here first, folks; Stephen Quake is coming for the colonoscopy.
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Judgement day was coming for anyone not on the take-out-Trump-train.
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Now, he has three more huge series coming for the 2017-2018 season.
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The initiative has been a long time coming for Facebook and its partners.
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Anyone who didn't see millennial women coming for the ballot wasn't paying attention.
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But that time is not coming for a very significant amount of time.
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"We're coming for you Google," he said, which was met by booming laughter.
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I checked to see if they were coming for you for that job.
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Success has been a long time coming for Sánchez, but he's here now.
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This return to relevancy has been a long time coming for the group.
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Massive changes are coming for you around work, your reputation, and your schedule.
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Death and politics are always coming for you, Butterworth's play seems to say.
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If you can't beat 'em ... Watch out Amazon, because Target's coming for you.
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Amazon is becoming an advertising behemoth — and eBay is coming for its share.
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Is government action actually coming for the price of pharmaceuticals in the U.S.?
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He thought to himself 'me or anybody else, she's coming for someone else.
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"They had it coming for them; they deserved it," he told the broadcaster.
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Either she gets Claire's votes or she'll be coming for the presidential nomination.
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It's an amazing preview for what I feel like is coming for me.
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Apparently, The Night's King, king of the White Walkers, is coming for him.
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It's the revenant that won't stop, the ghost that's always coming for you.
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"My neighbor and I ... legitimately thought someone was coming for her," Kasinskas said.
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So the good news looks like it will keep on coming for Tesla.
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But relief could be coming for a new generation of farmers of color.
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Her friend Elena DeGarmo, a retired accountant, has been coming for several years.
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They weren't coming for the rest of the Times; they came for him.
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"In my dream, I saw the government soldiers coming for us," Golonkiwo stated.
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Now his proposed policies are coming for them, hitting them in their pocketbook.
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The milestone is a long time coming for Virginia state senator Adam Ebbin.
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It's been a long time coming for the Modi government's most ambitious reform.
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Cori "Coco" Gauff is coming for that "greatest athlete of all time" title.
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Wyden wants to tax e-cigarettes The hits keep coming for e-cigarettes.
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"This is a fire that needs fresh wood, and they're coming for me.'"
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A special election was coming for the State Senate district just next door.
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Time is coming for Felix, as it does for every other baseball player.
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"My whole life I feel like she's still coming for me," she reveals.
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The era of neurointerventions is upon us — and it's coming for prisoners first.
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Disney has known this bid has been coming for a long time. Right.
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Not coming for the mainstream or from the mainstream but from another place.
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I'm autistic, I'm antisocial, and I'm coming for everyone's lies and self-deceptions.
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The reason: a guilty conscience and knowing #MeToo is coming for him soon!
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Watch out, creatures of the sea—the robot takeover is coming for you, too.
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Robots are coming for your jobs, regardless of what Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin thinks.
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Now, Facebook is coming for retail, and Instagram shopping could be its golden ticket.
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KS: He's coming for our Alcantara, or whatever the hell that is, the suede.
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Already on its heels at the time, the hits just kept coming for Facebook.
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Now, Andreessen argued, the tech sector was coming for the rest of the economy.
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Sansa better watch out, I get the feeling Daenerys is coming for her next.
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"I don't think there's realistically any money coming for this from anyone," he wrote.
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There's an elaborate symphony of auxiliary noises that are also coming for your sanity.
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People on the right were appalled that ecofreaks were coming for their (unborn) children.
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It's been perpetually "coming" for the last 10 years and has yet to arrive.
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These features work with Android phones starting today, with support coming for Chromebooks soon.
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I will never forget that my dad said this was all coming for decades.
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William H. Macy has some tough love coming for his TV son, Ethan Cutkosky.
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IN ADDITION TO THAT, WE'VE GOT GREAT PRODUCTS COMING FOR THE TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS.
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Move over, Jamie Lee Curtis — Selena Gomez is coming for your scream queen-status.
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However, the bad news just keeps on coming for the oil markets, Kilduff said.
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Trolls toys the movie is coming for you in November, conveniently close to Christmas.
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"Maybe the audiences aren't necessarily coming for that," Biggers said, looking out the window.
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"Those people need to understand that we're coming for them," he told the station.
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" She concluded, "Thank you for coming, for all of your ridiculous love and kindness.
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Last night's results suggest that a tidal wave is coming for Republicans in 2018.
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Rumors that big changes could be coming for Trump's team have circulated for weeks.
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Add in more sensitive instrumentation, and the quadcopters really are coming for your jobs.
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"It's been a long time coming, for real," said Lileana Blain-Cruz, the director.
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We weren't taking too many chances; they were just kind of coming for us.
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The bad news just keeps on coming for former Trump campaign boss Paul Manafort.
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As these attacks continue to show, they are truly coming for all of us.
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"It's not a fine-art audience — people are coming for the view," she said.
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This was a long time coming for Redfin, which got its start in 228.1.
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Photo via Wikimedia Commons Jay Electronica has been coming for everyone as of late.
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There were always chicks coming for KC that wanted to be in my position.
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Every time I step out on the court, that person is coming for me.
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Koscheck's Bellator debut has been a long time coming for the 39 year old.
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Across the room was Heather Hutchison, a painter who has been coming for years.
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Local taxi drivers were understandably less excited that robots were coming for their jobs.
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But the end of "The Big Bang Theory" has been coming for some time.
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Even if we manage to remain afloat, the rising tide is coming for us.
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He's been coming for five years, but has never reached the top 16 before.
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I inhale the scent of the sky and think, Yima, I'm coming for you.
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Peter Wehner REPUBLICAN lawmakers have seen the Trump disaster coming for a while now.
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And likewise, the effects of climate change are coming for all of us equally.
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And now they're saying: If you're not an ally, we're coming for your seat.
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The Astros' victims are coming for payback, and they're bringing new superstars with them.
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And when it was done with that, it was coming for the smart home.
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Alessia Cara is coming for Ariana Grande's crown as the queen of musical impressions.
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She's coming for a visit, and I'd like to make that tea for her.
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Brands are coming for the 2020 national election, whether you like it or not.
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But in the longer term, scientists say climate change is coming for the juhyo.
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" He also, oddly, encourages drug dealers to flee: "We are coming for you. Run.
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The blows keep on coming for the co-creators of the now-infamous Fyre Festival.
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Quarles said in prepared remarks that more changes likely are coming for the smallest institutions.
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Billie Eilish is taking the music world by storm, and now she's coming for fashion.
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Now, thanks to eos' new Moisture Hit collection, it's coming for our lip balms, too.
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The boats are coming for Disney's movies, ready to evacuate them from Netflix's disputed shore.
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So no, they were never coming for your tiny cowgirl hats or mini feather boas.
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Just know Kelly, now that you've put it out there ... everyone is coming for YOU!
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"Are they coming for us?" one of the nurses yells, then screams for her colleague.
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"It's not the player you want to see coming, for sure," Dubnyk said of McDavid.
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The launch has been a long while coming for Japanese fans to say the least.
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And apparently, this dream's been a long time coming for the former software sales executive.
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We've known it was coming for a few months, and now it's available for preorder.
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The surge also underscores the radical shift that is coming for global fuel oil markets.
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There will also be a bunch of new unlocks coming for exclusive shoes and clothing.
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Calls have been coming for months to revisit Hill's reports in the context of #MeToo.
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Get prepared on the East Coast, this is a no-kidding nightmare coming for you.
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No one was coming for him, and he would never know his own true name.
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Watch out Dakota Johnson, Kelly Clarkson's 4-year-old daughter is coming for your man!
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Now that he's mastered screwing with democracy, Mark Zuckerberg is coming for your love life.
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If you run Windows 10, the Windows 10 Creators Update is coming for you — eventually.
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Floyd Mayweather has a warning for Khabib Nurmagomedov -- Conor McGregor is coming for your head!!
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The well wishes keep on coming for newly-engaged couple Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams!
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They will not be coming for a detailed back-and-forth on stop-and-frisk.
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Such changes had been coming for a long time, and not just in the books.
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Automation and AI are coming for jobs — and African American workers are particularly at risk.
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" She also said that Planned Parenthood staff in Missouri has "seen this coming for years.
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MOMENT OF TRIUMPH On a bridge launching fireworks, Marty sees the werewolf coming for him.
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Watch out, Nintendo — the 800-pound gorilla that is Google is coming for video games.
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They'd been coming for years, and had grown close to the pharmacy employees, Morales wrote.
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" To the lawmakers who supported the bill, she said, "We are coming for their seats.
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Rask, Bruins hold off Lightning BOSTON — It was a long time coming for Tuukka Rask.
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Now, these specialized chips, called application specific integrated circuits (ASICs), are coming for other blockchains.
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The brand revolutionized underwear, and now it's slowly coming for the rest of your closet.
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Big changes are coming for the automobile industry, and everyone in the industry knows it.
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They're not coming for economic reasons—they're pushed out of their homes by the violence.
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"We're coming for you," one rebel threatened Assad in a television address the following year.
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"That drone was coming for me but there was a shield of love," Maduro said.
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It is true that we've known this pandemic was coming for some time; since January.
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It gets scarier from there ... especially when she realized they were coming for her next.
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He's been coming for more than 30 years, and his son is here now too.
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Almost immediately, locals in nine villages lynched outsiders they suspected of coming for their children.
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"People coming for Les Voiles are having to be clever to find housing," Tolede said.
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"You're fired!" and "We're coming for your jobs!" as they're led away by Capitol police.
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So it's possible tighter regulations could be coming for platforms in the next few years.
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Of course the left is coming for your guns, and their own words prove it.
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But I could give him my coat, because I knew you were coming for me.
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"This has been coming for a while — it's the reckoning over 'denuclearization'," Rapp-Hooper says.
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All right, well, everybody at Lime, don't worry, Elon Musk is not coming for you.
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Facebook could be punished for Cambridge Analytica — there could be more regulation coming, for example.
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They had been coming for decades waiting for this moment and he had captured it.
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" And one man gave Roof an ominous warning: "Whoever your creator is, he's coming for you.
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Photo: FacebookFacebook—home to rampant harassment, misinformation, and foreign election interference—is coming for your kids.
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However, the ECG function is not yet available, and won't be coming for a few months.
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Bran volunteers to act as bait, seeing as the Night King is coming for him anyway.
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Jorah Mormont Jorah dies while fending off a pack of wights coming for him and Danaerys.
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It just keeps coming For such big, integrated firms, waste is also a very stable business.
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He must prepare his wife for the possibility of someone from the cartel coming for them.
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A storm of headwinds are coming for the company, which could shake the stock, Tepper said.
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She joked on her podcast that she would be coming for Shariatzadeh if she hurts Cena.
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And the repercussions of GDPR are going to keep coming for a long time to come.
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We are collectively coming for you, Morgan, armed with our stories, our courage, and each other.
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At least there is some historical evidence to help predict what is coming for the duo.
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The police were coming for her, and she lay in the dark fearing for her life.
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Even if he walks out of that dingy cell, the end is coming for him, too.
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Space was a dream that was a long time coming for the Kelly brothers, especially Mark.
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Obama mocked opponents and others who he said were convinced he was coming for their guns.
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The erosion of the division between public and private has been coming for a while now.
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Starmer warned that "crunch time is coming" for May and Labour would probably support the amendments.
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This time, Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin says it's coming for America, not Westeros.
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Or that the Night King is coming for him (again, check out the Season 5 roundup).
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That's awesome, but we should all keep in mind: Handle is coming for all of us.
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The comments illustrated here are anonymized, but are inspired by the 'hive coming for him...still.
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We have thoughts on the season premiere, and on what's coming for the next five episodes.
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Kara: All right, well, everybody at Lime, don't worry, Elon Musk is not coming for you.
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Do you feel like there's guys kinda coming up behind you, coming for your spot already?
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The solution is a long time coming for Sonos which promised AirPlay 2 support in October.
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It's been a long time coming for Wallhead—an elder statesman of the British MMA scene.
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There could be more buses coming for the march and parking in other locations, Allen said.
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PEOPLE's 2019 Sexiest Man Alive, watch your back — the Impractical Jokers are coming for your title.
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The right thing is coming for me, I knew it, I knew it, I knew it.
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These constitutional carry organizations have rallied behind the battle cry that he's coming for your guns.
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On his official visit to Malibu, Moses told the starter he was coming for his job.
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"He continues, "There are conceivably some unexpected pressures coming for Washington state and the Pacific Northwest.
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"The exact thing that the astrologer told me was 'This is coming for you,' " she said.
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Tech Talk: Amazon is coming for YouTube with its new, easy-to-monetize portal, Video Direct.
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"Mausoleum" is a bouncy take on the terrifying spectre coming for every single one of us.
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Would I like to know with some degree of certainty that dementia was "coming" for me?
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Now she has a whole new famous family, and they're coming for the Kardashians's time slot.
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Mara Salvatrucha, the gang known as MS-1303, was coming for them almost every day now.
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It's a coconut-kefir-coated victory that has been a long time coming for Ms. Oates.
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Now, a reckoning may be coming for startups that were on the edge of the bubble.
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"And then years later, they're taller than me, and they're still coming for beef noodle soup."
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"David After Dentist" is shaking, because "Taylor After Lasik Eye Surgery" is coming for its crown.
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There is a reckoning coming for Barcelona, without major changes, way above the post of manager.
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Who remembers the Russians when our own Customs and Border officials are coming for our visas?
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Sometimes when kids come to you to share what they're writing, they're not coming for feedback.
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I've been told a patch to address this is coming for What the Golf eventually, too.
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Well, that line has now been erased and the Democrats are coming for the president's taxes.
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We didn't go grocery shopping this weekend, because we have a big order coming for Thanksgiving.
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More precisely it was based on worst-case thinking, that we were coming for him then.
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You were alive in the '90s when we had no idea what was coming for us.
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For, if they take you in the morning, they will be coming for us that night.
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Any criticism is immediately invalid because everyone's coming for the King to boost their own ratings.
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And an aging wave of baby boomers means a wave of loneliness is coming for America.
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Big changes are coming for Martin, but it seems like he's thrilled about each one of them.
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Keene is predicting that the 9 percent rally he sees coming for Pfizer will materialize in March.
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It doesn't matter if you prefer vaginal, anal, or clitoral stimulation: the Motorbunny is coming for you.
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The analysts said the raised their target because they see an end coming for the bull market.
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They are not only coming for holiday shopping, they also want to be here to support us.
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King is confident that a major decline is coming for every form of payment other than mobile.
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Meanwhile, Silicon Valley tries to convince the rest of America that it's not coming for their jobs.
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Maybe change is coming for the studio, even if it's a lot more slowly than we'd like.
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A change is coming for the that likely will see billions pumped into real estate-related investments.
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The real magic was that I shifted from a cold analyst, coming for blood, to real talk.
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"When I saw it approaching, I prayed to God that they are coming for us," she said.
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Even the show's cast members claim to be terrified the Grim Reaper is coming for their character.
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That's the story, and everyone is going to deal with this force that is coming for them.
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In any case, the lesson is clear: Watch out for the koalas, 'cause they're coming for you.
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In an interview with The Wrap, the Duffer brothers revealed more details coming for the next season.
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Finally, one day in July, Dudley learned that the police were coming for him the next morning.
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Stop coming for me and my team when I've never been better literally in any department. LITERALLY.
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This week's Emmy nominations are a telltale sign that legacy media is coming for Netflix, Hill said.
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A robot is not 'coming for', or 'stealing' or 'killing' or 'threatening' to take away your job.
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And so I think this is the beginning of a dark, dark storm coming for the President.
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The bottom line is, don't drink and drive this year, because Santa Chad is coming for you.
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Prior to the vote, BTIG analyst Peter Saleh told CNBC that change is coming for the company.
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Regardless of who is elected to the board, Saleh said that change is coming for the company.
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Like it or not, daylight saving time is coming for us (well, most of us) this weekend.
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To every Republican in Congress who said no: this November, the American people are coming for you!
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"You got us this time, but we're coming for you," Mr. Percoco said, according to the person.
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"It's fair to say we've seen this day coming for a very long time," Mr. Tash said.
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There's surely lots of blood and plenty of big moments coming for our heroes and villains both.
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It was coming for a long while, so when it finally happened it was almost a relief.
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Or what if I had told this person that they were coming for her before they arrived.
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Though timed for GDC, we might've been able to see this news coming for a while now.
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Last year, 100,000 people visited over three days, many coming for the agricultural centrepiece: the livestock competition.
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"With Master Adnan as an excuse, extensive censorship coming for internet media," one news website headline warned.
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I think what people were coming for ... And it was very much built by word of mouth.
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Anthony "Showtime" Pettis wants next ... telling TMZ Sports he's coming for BOTH of Conor McGregor's UFC belts.
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He also said they're coming for the toilet paper, which he's been able to keep on shelves.
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The telecommunications company has declared changes are coming for the network in a bid to increase subscriptions.
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"We're thinking he's coming for two days, tops," said Mike Yagley, Cobra's director of research and testing.
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They're fed up with living in fear — and they're coming for lawmakers who aren't willing to act.
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The wins just keep on coming for Alex Morgan this year — she's going to be a mom!
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But I can't help but take umbrage with each time she joked about coming for Jay's job.
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But winter is coming for this community of superfans as the six-episode season starts this Sunday.
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They're also coming for the NRA and any politician who takes money from the powerful gun lobby.
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Look out, Blue Apron, Weight Watchers is coming for a piece of the meal-kit industry pie.
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"Online Threat to Army Wife: ISIS Is Coming For You," the Fox News Insider headline blazed, incorrectly.
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He also said there were more sanctions coming for Pyongyang, but didn't outline what they would be.
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I don't know if the courses will keep coming, for four years, or eight years, or beyond.
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But Starbucks isn't going to do that because they know customers aren't just coming for the coffee.
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I'm not sure if the cavalry would be coming for him if he hadn't changed his game.
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And now they're coming for non-famous people who have a lot of followers [on social media].
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There are many single-product buyers demanding corn only from Chino, or coming for the micro herbs.
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He saw two hammers coming for Vine — the irrelevance to Twitter's new mission and Twitter's own video product.
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He later introduced me to his friend Seol, who predicted that the squad was coming for him next.
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I'm coming for the world; I have this journey on my back, and this is what I'm bringing.
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"That drone was coming for me but there was a shield of love," Maduro said on Saturday night.
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With the new season finally out, the excited tweets are sure to keep coming for quite some time.
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A lot of these women out there use these kids for paychecks and we coming for y'all asses.
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Goldman Sachs warned clients about a downturn coming for the semiconductor sector but still recommends some chip stocks.
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Burger flippers, pizza tossers, and latte frothers, watch your backs: Gordon, Sally, and Kona are coming for you.
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Their budding romance is a long time coming for Joelle, who spent the first season as Sam's sidekick.
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That means Apple is not only coming for the Venmos of the world, but maybe the banks themselves.
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Karma won't be coming for Ashley Tisdale, because it turns out she wasn't shading Taylor Swift after all.
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"Combine open carry with a statement like 'we are coming for you,' and you've got something," he says.
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Ariel's learning how to do hair too," she said, as Tejada warned other hairstylists, "I'm coming for you.
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"The ACLU is coming for Biden and Klobuchar in New Hampshire," by Daniel Newhauser A pressure group's revenge.
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The hits keep coming for Ryan Lochte, but at least one former Olympian is coming to his defense.
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Trump&aposs Pipeline Orders Trample Years of Environmental ProgressThe hits just keep on coming for the environmental community.
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And I for one couldn't be more excited to see what fun is coming for these three next.
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But the Upside-Down — and the monsters within it — is coming for Will Byers and everyone he loves.
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" He captioned the post, "I'm beyond excited to share some pretty marvelous news… #MrsMaisel, I'm coming for you!
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Adult Kate says she can't stay but tells her younger selves that good things are coming for her.
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If you missed Roy Moore coming for Jimmy Kimmel on Twitter, you should definitely check out what happened.
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It is looking like a new era is coming for ICOs, at least those in China for now.
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The future is coming, but as this party so callously shows, Jenner doesn't think it's coming for her.
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But, because of where they are placed in the episode, it's mostly likely that they're coming for Elodie.
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Also, Avengers: Endgame is coming for everyone's last coin, and Captain Marvel is pretty good at virtual reality.
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They had never known a winter and had no concept of the trials that were coming for them.
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Fortune tellers, beware, although if you're really psychic you'll already know: This dog is coming for your job.
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A lot of you women out there use these kids for paychecks, and we coming for y'all asses.
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He's a union leader who rules with an iron 'stache — and he's coming for Paul Ryan's congressional seat.
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"No matter how small or large an incident, it means that someone's coming for your guns," Sugarmann said.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren isn't just coming for Google, Facebook, and Amazon — she wants to break up Apple too.
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Momo is not coming for your children, but she may be coming soon to a theater near you.
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Imagine that album is Tha Carter II, the album that proved Lil Wayne was coming for rap's throne.
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Relief may be coming for federal workers whose commutes have been disrupted by Washington Metrorail's massive repair effort.
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I brought this Blue Mario kart turtle shell so if you race me know I'm coming for ya ??
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We talk about Artificial Intelligence (it's coming for all our jobs) and Universal Basic Income (a good idea).
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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions had a New Year's surprise for America: he's coming for your legal weed.
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If it banked over the town of al-Hader, the lookouts knew that it was coming for Saraqib.
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AI evangelists are happy with the win, but AI doomsayers are worried it's coming for our jobs next.
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According to Columbia University's 2009 report on climate change and immigration, drier times are coming for Latin America.
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As a loyal Cardi B fan, I believe she's had all this coming for her from the beginning.
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Most of them, naturally, had to do with all the exciting updates coming for our favorite Apple products.
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The other day we got a call that a tow company was coming for one of our cars.
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Mr. Richie, once a Penny Lover is now a Penneys lover — and he's coming for your linen closet.
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Already, some were stoking what Dr. McConnaughy called a "careful, all the ladies are coming for you" strategy.
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Yet, rural libertarian types may be right about one thing: City folk are indeed coming for their water.
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TV and movie directors had been coming for years (several memorable scenes from "Goldfinger" were set at poolside).
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" In a recent warning to gun manufacturers, Biden said, "I'm coming for you, and I'm taking you down.
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Now states, thirsty for the millions of dollars in unpaid sales taxes revenue, are coming for their money.
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A video circulating on Facebook is headlined "Joe Biden says if he wins he's coming for our guns".
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Not only are they already competing—and often winning—on breakfast and lunch, but they're coming for dinner.
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Two days into the 2680 election year, Republicans are staking their ground: They're coming for Roe v. Wade.
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Bell, who voices Anna, says fans won't know what's coming for the sequel to the 2013 animated film.
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Stream of consciousness writing made for great 20th century fiction, and now it's coming for 21st century Twitter.
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Streaming services are coming for live sports too, however, and will make progress toward that goal in 22021.
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Democratic presidents created fear that the government was coming for members' guns, and fear was good for business.
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Let today's announcement send a message: If you were involved in these crimes we are coming for you.
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He was wary of the ludicrous, irrational resistance he knew in his bones would be coming for them.
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The awards keep coming for "Atlanta" and "Lemonade," two of the most celebrated pop culture works of 2016.
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"I always felt like the whole world was against me, like death was coming for me," he said.
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Under the long Mobutu dictatorship it reverted to culture; Mr. Baloji, born in 1978, recalled coming for performances.
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Her daughter-in-law became pregnant, and visions of grandchildren coming for sleepovers began dancing in her head.
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But keep in mind that Away has known that this story has been coming for a long time.
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It's been a long time coming for Marvel's first black superhero film, but the world of Wakanda awaits.
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If you're coming for work, bring your laptop down to the lobby and plan to stay a while.
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You're also a huge Dylan fan and originally wanted to listen to Slow Train Coming for this interview.
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Savage would have been better off pointing the finger within his own circle before coming for black voters.
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MS-13 are hiding out in sanctuary cities and they're coming for you and want to kill you.
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Beyoncé is obviously looking forward to Coachella this year, as it has been a long time coming for her.
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It's been a long time coming for Champagne Papi, but Drake has finally released his own Drizzy-brand bubbly.
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So, it's true for marketing language, but when will Persado be coming for my job (sorry, I'm self-interested)?
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"I knew the end was coming for a few days, because she was coming in and out," says Salvatore.
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Government regulation is coming for Facebook — and Mark Zuckerberg has some ideas about how it should all go down.
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When the former countess reveals she's actually coming for the full excursion, Bethenny's strategy is thrown to the wolves.
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"There's a large demand coming for investments," said Kenneth Leon, global research director with S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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We then watched the video of him coming for us a few times over giggling like little school-girls.
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It's already available on Samsung TVs, and Apple said support is coming for LG, Sony, and Vizio TVs, too.
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Altuve helps Astros end skid in Arlington ARLINGTON, Texas — It's been a long time coming for the Houston Astros.
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"I feel like that Peter Luger review has been coming for a while now," Phil Hughes said on Twitter.
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How likely is it that a strategy like Doyle's — a white woman "coming for other white women" — will succeed?
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Michelle Obama has something coming for us in November and, no, you won't find it in the voting booth.
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Now, he's coming for Meghan saying that she looks "terrified" with Prince Harry and the rest of the royals.
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Outside of the gender-neutral shift, there are many other changes coming for the next set of Android emojis.
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But at the convention, nobody seemed worried that the Democrats were coming for their AR-style weapons anytime soon.
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"It's not a comet, or Queensland wouldn't exist anymore (and we'd have seen it coming for days)," he said.
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These trends toward polarization have been coming for a long time, but they have reached extremes during Obama's presidency.
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It's dark now, you can barely see anything, and there are things out there that are coming for you.
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For longtime churchgoers, like Ruth Carter, who's been coming for most of her life, the pride was almost palpable.
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Now, it's doing music-lovers a favor by killing a cable that's had it coming for a long time.
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Humans may have gotten pretty adept at solving Rubik's Cubes, but as usual, the machines are coming for us!
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Robots are coming for lots of jobs, he said, and wouldn't it be fair if they paid taxes, too?
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Penance (it's as ominous and non-specific as it sounds) is coming for her and pretty much everyone else.
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" The first woman to testify, Kyle Stephens, tells Nassar: "I have been coming for you for a long time.
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The message to convenience store chains — "A fist of stone from Seattle is coming for them," Galloway tells Axios.
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It would be silly and overwrought to say that he played like he knew something was coming for him.
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Stephen Colbert is coming for a late night throne that used to belong exclusively to Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show.
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GMT The line, "The same thing is coming for all of us" is spoken by Ned Stark, not Jon.
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I could see outside in the parking lot and the people were coming for a coronation of some sort.
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"I'm coming for you, you son of a bitch," Eichenwald said in a tweet shortly after filing the petition.
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AND WHAT DOES SURPRISE ME, AS I SAID, IN THE BEGINNING, THIS HAS BEEN COMING FOR QUITE A WHILE.
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"A day of reckoning is coming for the church, as it is with Washington & Hollywood," Paasch wrote, quoting Joy.
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It's been a long time coming for Lil B fans who've been waiting on the rapper's Black Ken mixtape.
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Robots are coming for our jobs, and the work left over for humans is getting worse and paying less.
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They are going to weaponize ,,, It's the robot army of our 15-year-old boys is coming for us.
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"I promise you this, Ted Wheeler: I'm coming for you, you little punk," Axtell said, according to the report.
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And she has made clear, from the campaign trail to the courtroom, that she is coming for Trump next.
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In Tony's case ... well, if you know the story, you know what was coming for him in the end.
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And while Momo really is coming for someone in more or less the manners described, it's not the children.
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My favorite transportation apps help me navigate public transit, telling me when the next bus is coming, for instance.
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"There is all this demand coming for different offsets for different markets that will make the price go up."
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"We think that there&aposs a day of reckoning coming for a lot of these ... autonomous startups," he said.
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WHO officials had warned the jump was coming for the last few days, anticipating a change in diagnosis criteria.
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Without institutional changes and money coming for expanded access and programs, the increased workforce can't keep up with demand.
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"I'm coming for it," Williams uttered, as she looked out at the crowd once the Wang match was done.
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But, I invited the Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador and the Mexican president IS coming for my fight.
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Technology is coming for healthcare, and the centuries-old companies in the industry are facing a steep learning curve.
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When a mysterious car appeared near Mr. Kamal's house, his mother panicked that militiamen were coming for her son.
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In Seattle, and the political impact ... I think he sees around corners and he sees them coming for him.
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You bet: Basically I just wanted to point out that Rory, a child, is basically coming for my job.
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"Exciting times and hard work coming for this little man … Proud of you bust ❤️," the former soccer star wrote.
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The open world game is both hilarious and exciting, and is coming for PC and Xbox One on March 22019.
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Nike has announced new Nike Sport band colors that are coming for the Apple Watch Nike+, as reported by 9to5Mac.
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Automation is coming for our jobs, the longshot candidate says—not five years from now, not tomorrow, but right now.
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CHARLIE HURT, CO-HOST: But it is -- but it is true, and this has been coming for a long time.
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"She's coming for me and stealing my glam squad," Kardashian West captioned a picture of North in the makeup chair.
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"We keep hearing from the teens: 'Well, I'm not coming for therapy,'" said Julie Gordon, the Eagles' Haven program director.
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We're continually told that robots are coming for our jobs, but when exactly this will happen, nobody seems to know.
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She met anti-aircraft fire over Bournemouth, barrage balloons suddenly popping up, doodle bugs coming for her, and engine failure.
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Those actions suggest a gloomy environment is coming for the global economy and Nabiullina said central bankers had responded correctly.
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According to Variety, a recent hire at Google indicates big changes are coming for future versions of the Pixel phone.
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What that means for the average consumer is that higher-capacity flash storage could soon be coming for less money.
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With the amount of yards (568) given up, there is positive regression coming for their opponents in the scoring department.
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" But Lesnar wasn't done trash talking, calling Miocic "a piece of s***" and telling Cormier, "I'm coming for you motherf*****!
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One of T.'s friends is coming for lunch, so I make pasta alla norma and a frittata with courgettes.
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Step aside R2-D2 and BB-8, there's a new droid in town — and he's coming for your toy sales.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi signaled that more stimulus is coming for the eurozone in a speech Tuesday morning.
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But tonight, Twitter thinks Keery should seriously watch his hair throne because co-star Gaten Matarazzo is coming for it.
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He was stubborn and insisted on finishing the ceremony (through the sound of sirens of the ambulance coming for him).
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It sounds horrible: We have to mourn, but we have to let the bad people know we're coming for [them].
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So whoever did this, you should know that the law enforcement community takes it personal, so we're coming for you.
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Dickerson, Kiermaier ignite Rays in rout of Blue Jays TORONTO — The win was a long time coming for Alex Cobb.
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But that doesn't mean they deserve what's coming for them when they begin to sell a set of cursed paintings.
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Until all you can do is hack away at it in the hope that it finally stops coming for you.
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I told my family who had to travel, of course, but everyone else thought they were coming for a party.
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"Robert Mueller is coming for me," Stone said in an email asking supporters to donate to his legal defense fund.
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Jon had a really big year, so people are definitely going to be coming for that crown in season seven.
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"It feels incredible, and it's a long time coming for us, for all of us," she said on The Talk.
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Min looked forward to the day his e-mails stopped coming: for once, she would win a battle through silence.
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The good news is that the rest of the season, we have a lot of home games coming for us.
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This is due to online shopping taking over for the in-store experience, so we've seen this coming for years.
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No matter the argument for or against the SALT move, Lorber said everyone knew it was coming for a while.
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PERINO: No, I see a political backlash coming for this, and I think it&aposs going to be, actually, bipartisan.
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During a victory speech, Garcia made it clear that Latinos, long attacked by President Trump, are coming for the polls.
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Quincy: I wouldn't have it any other way and my son is going to be coming for Spring tour, 21985.
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Mr. Ostertag says he sees a renaissance coming for silvaner, citing the Zotzenberg victory, though that goes back to 2001.
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The couple from Kansas City has been coming for the last decade and has no plans to abandon that tradition.
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But I see automation coming for all drivers pretty soon — taxi, bus, garbage truck, delivery van, backhoe, you name it.
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The news from Compass is just one indicator of a potential reckoning coming for the booming property tech investment category.
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"Wherever you are, we are coming for liberation, and you have no option but to surrender or die," he said.
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The holiday shopping season is right around the corner, and all the biggest tech companies are coming for your wallet.
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"All the messages (from rebels) that I used to receive were 'we're coming for you with car bombs'," he said.
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" To the bevy of producers in the crowd, Gervais said, "They're all terrified of Ronan Farrow; he's coming for you.
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Walt Disney – Disney raised prices for certain theme park tickets, with the biggest increase coming for peak single-day tickets.
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Mr Trump told voters that Mr Edwards was coming for their guns, but it is not clear anyone bought that.
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By refusing to use her customary nickname Queen B, it was clear she was coming for everybody's wigs, men included.
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A possible Christmas tree shortage is coming, and it's thanks to the one thing coming for us all: climate change.
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Couture's first hat trick powers Sharks past Canucks VANCOUVER, British Columbia — It was a long time coming for Logan Couture.
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So is the problem that we have too many robots coming for our jobs or that we have too few?
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She took over from her mum and has seen an increase in the number of customers coming for the crab.
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It has been a long time coming for Oculus fans, many of whom have not been thrilled about the wait.
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"It's way more expensive out here than it used to be, and we know they're coming for us," Chambers explains.
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They're not coming to you to make friends, they are coming for a service, and they should get that service.
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"To the dealers that are pushing this poison, I have a message for you: We're coming for you," Grinnell warns.
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But recent developments in artificial intelligence have doctors in at least one specialization worried that algorithms are coming for their jobs.
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But soon after arriving at their Santa Cruz-adjacent beach house, Adelaide gets increasingly agitated: Something ominous is coming for them.
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"We realize that coming off of last year a lot of teams are going to be coming for us," Hosmer said.
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I see a stack of a few more termination folders, so I know Winter Is Coming for a few more folks.
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"If he's hearing my voice, we're coming for you," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said during a news conference last week.
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Others believe that the halving, which is a planned milestone that everyone has seen coming for years, marks a positive moment.
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At the debut, Google executives said more app development is coming for things like navigation and messaging and other communication apps.
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I Do... Until I Don't has been a long time coming for Bell — she started writing the script nine years ago.
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Staff who worked in the Clinton White House say it felt like there was a subpoena coming for them every day.
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But not all funds are convinced about Kuwait's equities story, which was a long time coming for the region's oldest bourse.
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It might seem crass to benefit from something so horrible, but Speiser said those readers weren't coming for stories about Paris.
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AMC is coming for MoviePass with a brand new ticket subscription service that sidesteps many of the pitfalls of its competitor.
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While the legal battle might be the blow that killed it, this show had it coming for a number of reasons.
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Read MoreTreasury yields as oil spikes In addition, another problem could be coming for some of the more speculative energy stocks.
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It feels like the "Angel of Death" is coming for everyone, though we don't know the identity of the killer. Yet.
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We've been hearing that Game of Thrones Oreos are coming for what feels like a long night — now, they're finally here!
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There are sequels coming for "Black Panther" and "Guardians of the Galaxy," and Marvel heroes will have original shows on Disney+.
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We've actually known it was coming for a while, as the first sketches of the car were released late last year.
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From Los Angeles, Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick is a regular; Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel is coming for the first time.
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We all know robots are coming for our jobs, but smartphones could soon be carrying the career-slaying torch as well.
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Expressing sexuality is our right, yet our priorities have shifted as lawmakers are coming for our reproductive rights, our political agency.
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What's coming for the XT5 is what industry types like to call a "midcycle refresh" of the two-row utility vehicle.
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I mean, even in the early 1900s, you still had Spanish Flu, two World Wars, and polio coming for your kids.
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Eichel's last-second goal gives Sabres an OT win BUFFALO, N.Y. — The milestones keep on coming for rookie sensation Jack Eichel.
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Many have been coming for years and described how they had to pay to get a renewal of their refugee permit.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that a "small token of appreciation" is coming for those lined up to place their orders.
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Irma is another chance to scare people into believing the government is coming for their guns or that CNN is biased.
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Unfortunately, it won't address the Touch Bar as that version of the MacBook Pro isn't coming for another few weeks yet.
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Rosa LeBaron Abbate, another woman who left the fundamentalist faith, said difficult times were coming for Colonia LeBaron and La Mora.
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"Kandi makes the most money, so if I was coming for anybody's purse and bag, it would be Kandi's," Moore said.
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We have a ton of doormen, firemen, school kids, older women, people that have been coming for generations, generations of families.
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Having already made inroads in the robo-advisor business in recent years, BlackRock is coming for your nickels and dimes next.
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Trump was responding to an opinion piece written by Khan that said Trump shouldn't have been coming for a state visit.
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It's been coming for a long time but, in 2018, SUVs finally took over every remaining niche in the automotive world.
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If you've spent enough time with the people building self-driving cars, you'll know they've seen this coming for a while.
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But both know their enemies are coming for them -- and that doubts remain as to whether they can hang onto power.
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It was a long time coming for the Virginia-based company, which was founded in 103, when Calkins was just 26.
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We have one thing in the works right now that's notifications and it's coming for free (as it used to be).
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"[Brittany] didn't have to be consumed with that fear of that brutal dying process that was coming for her," he said.
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Now, with new updates and sequels coming for popular brands such as Overwatch and Diablo, the stock is picking up steam.
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Fate conspires to destroy everyone who stands up to LeBron, sooner or later, and justice is coming for you, Jayson Tatum.
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And while there is little evidence that a respite is coming for manufacturers, the industry trends have been positive for consumers.
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Apple's seen the tariffs coming for nearly a year now and has reportedly explored moving manufacturing out of China in response.
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It's a sacrifice they're willing to let other Americans make, because they think democracy's coming for their power, and they're right.
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FABER: BACK TO CONTENT BECAUSE YOU DID SAY DURING YOUR TALK THAT SOME CONTENT DEALS ARE COMING FOR YOU AS WELL.
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But given like the weight of evidence that we've had so far, I don't see that day coming for a while.
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I thought back to Michael's homecoming in 2006, to Bree cruising by in her chariot, coming for to carry Michael home.
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"Being right where he was coming to, and knowing what he was coming for, is what I'm struggling with," Terry said.
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Anyway, it's not as if the N.R.A. will ever lack for paranoid fantasies about the deep state coming for their guns.
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"We are there to make sure that while all these other fires are burning, they're not coming for us," McGowan said.
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Walt Disney (DIS) has raised prices for certain theme park tickets, with the biggest increase coming for peak single-day tickets.
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Llalacorn has style and glamour, and it's coming for Long Furby's spot as the de facto cursed toy of the internet.
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They're coming for places like Tampa Bay; Charleston, South Carolina; and just about any place on the East and Gulf Coast.
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Support for India's ruling political party has been fading outside urban areas — and that could mean good things coming for farmers.
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They are mostly coming for medium to long term to invest in the stock market and also in our treasury bonds.
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The 'Bachelorette' star sent Blake packing on Monday's finale episode, and it's something we saw coming for a long time now.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren is coming for Big Tech in a big way: calling for the breakup of Amazon, Google, and Facebook.
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It was a long time coming for Iowa Democrats, who have consistently put him at the top of the early polls.
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DURHAM, N.C. — The end of an era is coming for No. 20083 Duke: The Blue Devils will finally run out of Plumlees.
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Whether suspensions are coming for right-hander John Lackey and catcher Willson Contreras after angry fifth-inning outbursts remains to be seen.
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Hello Games finally has some news about what's coming for No Man's Sky, after more than two months of near-total silence.
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When she started coming for us on all fours, baby clinging on, we started running and Robet stayed to offer her fruit.
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Cody Garbrandt says Demetrious Johnson better ice up ... 'cause he's coming for the UFC legend right after he smashes through T.J. Dillashaw.
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"If they're coming for your voting rights here, they're going to come for mine on the East Coast," Booker told the crowd.
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Of course, those couples did propose on the show, but Colton has said that step is coming for him and Cassie too.
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We've known it was coming for a while, but Microsoft has added Shoulder Tap to the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview build.
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With its big two-hour premiere last night, Freeform's summer drama The Bold Type unofficially announced it's coming for the SATC crown.
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Like all the pettiest feuds, they started coming for each other in Instagram and Facebook comments (as documented by the Daily Dot).
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That isn't a shock, as we've seen this trend coming for the last few quarters, but today's earnings call made it official.
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I don't worry about anything… I don't freak out… I'm not having conversations about 'When is the money coming for this thing?
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Now the olds are coming for Snapchat and we're about to see how long it'll take before it, too, becomes majorly uncool.
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"She's coming for me and stealing my glam squad," Kardashian West captioned a picture of North in the makeup chair last month.
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MS Paint is getting a big, 3D overhaul, and PowerPoint will add 3D modeling, and 3D scanning is coming for Windows phones.
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We've known it was coming for a while, with all four companies announcing that they'd be eliminating the signature sometime in April.
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Plenty of pristine beaches, coral reefs and nearby UNESCO World Heritage Sites will likely keep the visitors coming for years to come.
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And if you're using a Roku or Fire TV, hold tight — Plex says Live TV and DVR are coming for you next.
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I'm just saying that this big idea of a new form of interaction has been coming for awhile and still isn't here.
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But much of it is in trouble: Sea level rise is coming for Los Angeles County and its 74 miles of coast.
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"No mention in Businessweek's report, though, of the all-new form factor that I've heard is coming for this year's new watches."
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At that point, when I saw both parachutes were open, I fully accepted death, and I knew it was coming for me.
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So, when we saw Bliss at LAX, we had to ask if she was scared Ronda would be coming for her belt.
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Others said offers of a variety of grades, particularly WTI, are coming for April and May arrival for buyers who want them.
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A correction is coming for the stock market in the new year that will provide a buying opportunity, one trader predicted Friday.
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First the Russians came for our election and our social media platforms, and now they're coming for another beloved institution: Morgan Freeman.
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Card described the tense moment when he says he saw team Meek coming for him, and felt he had to defend himself.
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I'm positioning myself to meet guys my age, they're positioning themselves to meet girls younger, and young guys are coming for me.
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When Lawrence handed June a gun and said "they" (presumably the forces of Gilead) would be coming for the duo, well, cool.
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" Besides, Trabocchi says, "If they were just coming for dinner, by all means, who am I to say no to anyone, really?
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His signature zinger, "We're coming for you #ConDon," was quickly abandoned after it was explained that "ConDon" is actually Spanish for condom.
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Most of these places don't even have delivery options and are doing just fine since their customers are coming for the experience.
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Republicans have seen this coming for some time as some 22019 House incumbents are retiring and several others are seeking different offices.
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After beating the Brazilian, McGregor insisted he would "coming for the next belt", which is currently held by MMA icon Robbie Lawler.
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Now the rewards are coming for Kern, who has a manner much like his dark, slim-fitting suits — sharp and business-like.
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You could figure out quickly which bird was coming for you and it was easy to follow it right to the ground.
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If you're active on social media, there's a good chance you've already seen it; even if you aren't, it's coming for you.
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Those who have been coming for decades often grew up on a farm and like the excuse to come back to one.
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But, following that shooting, the fear that people were coming for their guns was palpably greater, and buybacks became targets for protesters.
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This time, he's coming for people with mental illness, suggesting that the United States build more mental institutions because of mass shooters.
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Everybody's seen this one coming for a while – so this is just kind of continues on a trend that was already established.
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They are mostly coming for almost medium to long term to invest in the stock market and also in our treasury bonds.
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"I was the first knowledge worker whose job was threatened by a machine," says Kasparov, something he foresees coming for us all.
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Dialog Semiconductors has released updates for one of its SoC models, but has more coming for other models in a few weeks.
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Read more about venture capital and startups:A &aposreckoning&apos is coming for self driving car startups says an early backer of Lyft.
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We knew this was coming for months ... Bre and Johnny initially broke up earlier in 2019 after only a year of marriage.
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"I'm coming for everyone and I'm coming on strong—new hair and new shoes," sings the L.A. trio's lead singer Katie Gavin.
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"It's been a long time coming for elected officials to say anti-Palestinian things with any sort of consequences," Ms. Sarsour said.
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Either way, these moves have been a long time coming for an industry that has been talking about this possibility for years.
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But a growing number of these people aren't just coming for a day in the sun or a night at the Playland Motel.
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One report that's coming for sure is the first jobs report of 2019, which will be released on Friday at 8:30 am.
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Coming for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4, it'll be out March 21, 2017 in the United States and March 23 in Europe.
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Coming for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4, it'll be out March 21, 2017 in the United States and March 23 in Europe.
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No matter what color eyes Dany has, Arya is likely coming for her to end this type of suffering once and for all.
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On the one hand, we're told that robots are coming for our jobs and that their superior productivity will transform industry after industry.
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Look at this Canadian TV writer attacking Don Jr.&aposs 220-year-old on Twitter, saying, quote: We&aposre coming for you. Really?
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Facebook is tweaking its algorithm again, and issuing a warning to "low-quality web page experiences" with terrible advertising: We're coming for you.
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There's so much delicious, weird, horny content (Trevor Noah, Lizzo is coming for you) that you will just have to watch it yourself.
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It's been a long time coming for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, the crowdfunded gothic action game from acclaimed Castlevania director Koji Igarashi.
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But are these lithe, high-resolution bodies really coming for the jobs held by models and scene kids for the last several decades?
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Cramer also pointed to the bank stocks as possible opportunity, especially as he thinks there could be a consolidation coming for the group.
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Studies like this one back up these labor reform laws, and we definitely hope it means change is coming for us, too. (HelloGiggles)
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But all three told Reuters they can live with the underperformance because of the greater damage that they see coming for corporate bonds.
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Following the filing of the warrant, the district will be alerted, and the corrupt will know that the DEA is coming for Miguel.
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With one of the lowest birthrates in the world and little immigration, Japan has seen this milestone coming for years, if not decades.
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The problem with his freedom is that now all the people who were selling things on Ray's site are now coming for Elliot.
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Dubnyk backstops Wild to second straight blanking BUFFALO, N.Y. — The good times in Buffalo keep on coming for Minnesota Wild goaltender Devan Dubnyk.
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Linhares said authorities will be screening the ticket names of the hundreds of thousands coming for the Rio Olympics, South America's first games.
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Concern about the "pending disaster" coming for high-dividend stocks is overblown, the chief U.S. market strategist at RBC told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The CPSC didn't comment if a similar update could still be coming for US Note 7 users who haven't returned their devices. [CPSC]
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The biggest news this week is something we've seen coming for a while: on Thursday, the FCC voted to repeal net neutrality rules.
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There's a new, official controller coming for the PlayStation 4, and it looks like a throwback to the controllers of the early '90s.
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Joe Terranova argues yesterday was a short-term bottom in oil and that there's a tradeable rebound coming for both oil and the .
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Sad panda poked her cute, evil little head out of whatever grave I'd buried her in and whispered, I'm coming for you, bitch.
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They are either returning to college after a long break or coming for the first time after maybe believing college wasn't for them.
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A final related point is that futurists and alarmists have been warning that robots are coming for or already are taking our jobs.
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Asked by CNN's Anderson Cooper whether a Biden gun buyback would amount to coming for conservatives' guns, the former vice president said, "Bingo!"
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He said he'd seen it coming for a week—I was canceling appointments, for example, which is a sign things could go south.
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If we need to look out for a streak of bad luck, we'd at least like to know why it's coming for us.
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I think he knew he was caught, and he wanted the ending Nolte's character got, not the one that was coming for him.
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They're coming for the stories and to share in those incredible epic moments that happen only during the Olympics every couple of years.
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He also said there could be a bullish case in Apple stock, while more pain could be coming for the S&P 500.
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Dear Miss Manners: A future houseguest is insisting on coming for nine days and also asked if they can do laundry while here.
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The bottom line: These trends have been coming for a long time, with our political system proving itself woefully inadequate for the challenge.
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Trump has also signaled support for Stone on Twitter, raising speculation that a presidential pardon may be coming for the longtime Trump crony.
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The gifts kept coming for Cardi — the star was also given a blue Hermès Birkin bag, to top off her rainbow Birkin collection.
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This shift has been coming for decades as passive investing consistently outperforms active over long time periods despite active management charging higher fees.
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It's been a long time coming for Wales—a country which has produced a number of good fighters with fantastic nicknames to boot.
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"She's coming for me and stealing my glam squad," Kardashian West joked in the caption of a picture of North in the makeup chair.
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The polls showed this coming for a year, but many pundits and conservatives didn't want to believe Trump could really become the Republican nominee.
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To the possible chagrin of investors and employers looking for liquidity, hitting that profitability might not be coming for the time being, Neumann said.
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Democrats already have a few chances to test their new theories -- with special elections coming for seats vacated by Republicans nominated to Trump's Cabinet.
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K. is coming for a little bit to have dinner with us but has to leave early to meet some college friends for drinks.
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Facebook is coming for Snapchat—specifically, Snapchat Discover—via the development of a new publisher program, according to a Business Insider report published Friday.
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Instead, the babysitter, scared of ICE coming for her too, dropped off the children at the local elementary school, where teachers cared for them.
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Studies show that lots of Americans are worried that AI is coming for their jobs — Uber and Lyft drivers, couriers, receptionists, even software engineers.
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The Easter Bunny better be watching his back because Taylor Swift is the Queen of Dropping Easter Eggs and she's coming for his spot.
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The strongest theory for their odd lapse is that the Faceless Men actually are coming for Arya, and orchestrated a false death for Littlefinger.
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We're going to win this one, and once our straw purge is complete, we're coming for the rest of your single-use plastics, too.
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Whatever's coming for Tyrion, he's probably going to have to deal with his old pal Bronn and a familiar crossbow before it's all over.
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Somebody could have a drink at home, but they decide to come to your place — they're coming for a certain experience, whatever that is.
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"Don't be coming for Fifth Harmony because Normani is That Bitch," Minaj said about the singer, who is featured on her new album Queen.
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" "So they're trying to say that he's [Obama's] coming for your pristine white daughters but putting two of the biggest white whores in America?
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"Don't be coming for Fifth Harmony because Normani is that bitch," Minaj said about the singer, who is featured on her new album Queen.
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A preview clip of this week's episode shows Kourtney Kardashian coming for co-parent Disick for introducing their children to Richie without her knowledge.
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While electrification is coming for cars, trucks, and buses, no battery or fuel cell is going to fly anyone across the Pacific anytime soon.
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Frieda's still paranoid because she thinks Carol is coming for her, and is especially nervous that Suzanne, somehow, will be persuaded into killing her.
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The robot revolution is coming for agriculture, and one of the places where those robots will first raise their flag is in the hothouse.
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"Don't be coming for Fifth Harmony because Normani is that bitch," Minaj said about Normani, who is featured on the rapper's new album Queen.
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She ranks it a 5/10, saying it has "Thin Mint vibes," and warning the Girl Scouts that Oreo may be coming for them.
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It's a security option that's been a long time coming for Facebook, which has considered making end-to-end encryption available for several months.
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A reset may be coming for IBM's stock, one bearish analyst says, as "unsustainable" factors like tax breaks struggle to mask a fundamental decline.
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The victory was a long time coming for Suwannapura, a native of Thailand who had not won in 2000 career starts on the tour.
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BIG CUTS COMING FOR EPA: The Trump administration is aiming to expand its budget cuts for the Environmental Protection Agency, according to reports Tuesday.
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Someone who can fire a weapon with confidence, and talk credibly about gun reform without freaking people out that you're coming for their guns.
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Fitbit says quick replies, which will work with services like Facebook, Slack, and Messenger, are coming for Android users in a spring update later.
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We've known this shift in the Justice Department was coming for months — ever since Sessions was nominated to the attorney general position in November.
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China has signaled it is coming for the rest of its allies, and Beijing crowed about the sudden changes by the Solomons and Kiribati.
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The fact that Hakeem finally finds love only to suffer for it privately and professionally is a cruel twist he's had coming for ages.
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Another comeback sends Rangers to fifth straight win ARLINGTON, Texas — Nomar Mazara felt something like this was coming — for himself and the Texas Rangers.
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Mischa Barton is coming for pizza and pasta following rumors that her time in the cast of The Hills: New Beginnings is already over.
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And as I've mentioned, the Governor of the People's Bank of China, my expectation is that he will be coming for the trip also.
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All the beautiful decorative objects throughout the house — the money coming for all these things came primarily from the enslaving of other human beings.
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By the following month, the S&P 23 was up more than 2500 percent, and the gains kept coming for much of the year.
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Job description on O*NET: N/AAverage annual wage on the ZipRecruiter: $164,769 annually Read more: AI is coming for white-collar tech jobs.
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It is not just about conquistadores and Anglos coming for their land and oil and water and coal and target practice with nuclear weapons.
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Y'all stay coming for me but soon as i say something or do something I'm wrong🤷🏽♀️ I DONT APPRECIATE THIS AT ALL #marchesanotte.
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" State media agency Xinhua warned in a recent commentary that "the end is coming for those attempting to disrupt Hong Kong and antagonize China.
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He called it an "illegal takedown that failed" -- and seemed to indicate that there may be pardons coming for some of his convicted aides.
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But if they said, 'We're coming for our wedding anniversary,' we'd say we were booked because we couldn't be there to check them in.
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The LP has been a long time coming for fans who have been waiting for a follow-up to 2011's Audio, Video, Disco.
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Patrizi shrugs off the impact of this decision when asked about it, acknowledging that it's something the company has seen coming for a long time.
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Fed sets new rules to ease regulations on smaller banks Banker who worked closely with Trump on debt restructuring sees big problem coming for market
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For good measure, there's also a new Apple Watch challenge coming for Earth Day, encouraging people to get outside on Sunday and enjoy the planet.
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Screenshot: Jason and the Argonauts (1963)The robots are coming for our jobs, artificial intelligence is ascendant, and invisible programs are taking over our lives.
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Fatemeh's family is "overwhelmingly relieved and thrilled that the baby is coming for surgery," Morrissey said at a press conference at the Portland hospital Saturday.
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"You f– with my relationship, I am coming for you first," she said on Monday night's episode, accusing Tom Schwartz of cheating on Katie Maloney.
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I wish I could tell you that there was a trick to avoiding the screw-ups, but the screw-ups, they're a-coming for ya'.
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Some talked about how they feel this has been a long time coming for women: I've been waiting my entire life for a woman president.
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Pete Souza is back at it again with the Instagram shade, and this time he's coming for Sarah Palin and her famous band of sidekicks.
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The Gettys Are Coming For This TV Show, Saying It Should Be Called "Lies" The Major Difference Between Trust & All The Money In The World
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If you're the type of "motorboatin' sonofabitch" who takes this kind of approach to getting laid seriously, there's a reckoning coming for your lying ass.
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We will end on this note: There's a bloodbath coming for the Democratic Party, and it will start with the race to be DNC chair.
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We are coming for you and there's no place for a heartless coward like you to hide that gets his thrill from killing little girls.
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Over the phone, she described to Natah how the officers were coming for them—room by room, digging through their clothes, checking under the mattresses.
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The most enduring iPhone rumors suggest that Apple is coming for the bezel, and the new iPad might just be a precursor to that massacre.
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It was a long time coming for the former first daughter, who revealed she's been dreaming of starring on Broadway ever since she was young.
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Then again, as one of the few major tech companies operating at scale in China, let's just say that argument is coming for Apple, too.
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But nature is coming for the spent fuel canisters in ways their designers may not have anticipated — in the form of seagulls, and their poop.
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"Coming for that spot with my princess poses @meghanmarkle," Parry wrote on a picture posted to Instagram Stories of her posing next to Snow White.
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And now a new Speak & Spell is coming for kids who aren't quite ready for that outdated phone or tablet you still have lying around.
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Climate change is coming for all of us, but what these investigators learn in the aftermath of the Tubbs Fire could change how humanity adapts.
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Big things are coming for Android Auto, and I'd expect to find out a lot more about new features and partnerships at Google I/O.
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" The concert was a long time coming for Adele, who previously expressed her excitement after the group announced their reunion stadium tour in November. "HA!
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I'm pretty sure a reluctant KGB agent is a dead KGB agent, and now that the CIA is coming for him, Oleg is doubly screwed.
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"Don't be coming for Fifth Harmony because Normani is that bitch," Minaj said about the singer, who is also featured on her new album Queen.
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Through email, we spoke with QUIÑ about the vision for the new video, her brand of "fantasy soul," and what she has coming for 2017.
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But make no mistake -- rich or poor we all share the earth, and the catastrophic impacts of defiling it are coming for all of us.
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He maintains that it's all "just hip-hop", he enjoy's Drake's music, and that he's coming for the number one spot regardless of who's there.
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And the bad news just keeps on coming for Fyre Festival, as today Vanity Fair shared a leak of the event's initial pitch to investors.
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There's a new world of lab-grown replacements coming for everything, from the meat department in your grocery store to a department store near you.
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"There is still a sizable tax bill coming, for sure," said April Walker, lead manager for tax practices & ethics at the American Institute of CPAs.
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Now the Tea Party's ultimate creation, Donald J. Trump, may be coming for the last young gun unscathed, Mr. Ryan, the speaker of the House.
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"Is she coming for a photo op and pretending she cares, and pretending she's going to do something," said Greg Pittman, an American history teacher.
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Her Fenty label for the athletic brand is once again coming for your wallets with a new release of the style in three fresh looks.
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The IPO has been a long time coming for the nearly 22017-year-old company led by co-founder and chief executive officer Ben Silbermann .
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They argue that most of the Cubans coming to the United States are coming for economic reasons and are not refugees from its Communist government.
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Now, Shaq says he wants the McMahons to make it happen -- and has a special message for his 7-foot rival ... "I'M COMING FOR YOU!!!"
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Monty Renfrow, a 25-year-old actor in line for Friday's event, said that he felt "at home" there, and had been coming for years.
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Instead of coming for Sharon Tate and company, they impulsively refocus on the pernicious influence of television and decide to kill the TV gunslinger instead.
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The sea is coming for the coastal metropolises of the world, and only those with thoughtful leaders who adapt thoughtfully—and adapt fast—will survive.
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And it's something that's always been there and the shift is overdue and you could feel it coming for a while and it was inevitable.
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"A long time coming for a White House far, far from reality...Trump," the video begins before using the Star Wars franchise's signature scrolling introductions.
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As many headlines put it, climate scientists are coming for our binge-watching habits, thereby making everyday consumers of BoJack Horseman and The Marvelous Mrs.
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The 85033 world record has been coming for years and is not because any president has been "very strict on commercial aviation" for one year.
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It's the picture that graces the news story about grim job-loss forecasts or think pieces about whether the robots are 'coming for our jobs.
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READ: Congress is coming for the emails of Big Tech On Thursday, Hawley suggested that Zuckerberg's visit could be an attempt to influence the process.
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Whole lot of cardigan, even more sock Our GQ President America's greatest beige beauty Whoever put Jimmy in a bad mood, I'm coming for you!
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Another intelligence report says that on January 30, Prigozhin promised that he had a "good surprise" coming for Assad in between February 6 and 9.
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Adel: This is our boardroom and meeting room where our passenger spending their time for a meeting when they&aposre coming for this purpose only.
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Don't expect to be able to escape the Milkshake Duck, however — the whole point of the Milkshake Duck is that it's coming for us all.
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While sleek and modern is cool, retro designs are making a comeback, and the classic look is now coming for your desk and office setups.
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It's astonishing, after 2230 years, this is sort of the time where now, some of these issues have really been coming for 2300, 220 years.
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Everybody thinks AI is coming for our jobs, but in fact, the personal computing revolution was based on the inversion of that, IA, intelligence augmentation.
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There are fixes coming for some of these issues in Android Q, according to the researchers, who say they notified Google about the vulnerabilities last September.
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The exciting news was a long time coming for the pair, who have experienced several trials and tribulations in the last few years of being together.
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I can still remember rolling out to my left and seeing the guy coming for me and telling my body, 'Get down, get down, get down.
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So it seemed logical to connect these phenomena: Robots had killed the good-paying manufacturing job, and they were coming for the rest of us next.
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Plus, despite what the Hound has always said — as recently as season seven, he told his zombified brother that "you know who's coming for you," i.e.
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The award committee in its announcement noted that more nominations were coming for women in recent years, and it hoped to see more such prizes soon.
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No amount of sensor data can substitute: Maps tell an AV there's a traffic light coming, for instance, even when a large truck blocks the view.
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The hilly terrain with dense trees is very different from Tornado Alley, which is very flat and allows you to see the tornado coming for miles.
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Back in February, Samsung's tech incubator C-Lab announced visual aid app Relúmĭno was coming for Gear VR, and now it's available in the Oculus Store.
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In what's been quite the long-time coming for the social network, Facebook has signed its first-ever deal for music rights with a record label.
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Value stocks have never been this cheap, and that could mean a major rally is coming for the group this summer, according to one top strategist.
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After the book falls into the hands of a few adventurous teens, they quickly realize that its stories are coming to life — and coming for them.
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Her Adventures campaign, Mandy Moore says even more emotional moments are coming for the Pearson family in the remainder of season 2 of the hit drama.
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"They come in and they think they're about to be a star, and it's, like, 'You have no idea what's coming for you,'" Schroder told McCarthy.
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Tim Cook noted that support would be coming for the US-based drugstore chain as well as 7-Eleven in an investor call earlier this year.
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The hits keep coming for Jeremy Meeks ... 9 days after his son with Chloe Green was born, he's hammered out his divorce from wife #1, Melissa.
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As Diana Tourjée has reported for VICE, straight guys often stumble across their trans desire by way of porn, looking for babes, but coming for cock.
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I'm leaving my ladies and coming for you, Reese!" she wrote alongside the image, adding, "X PS: my mom does her hair like this EVERY am!
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But there is a big tax cut coming for people who own businesses and for people who stand to inherit fortunes worth more than $11 million.
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Just look at the Nexus program, which was always designed as a kind of "reference platform" for other hardware manufacturers to learn what's coming for Android.
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The connected world is coming for cars, everyone in the industry is entirely conscious of that fact, but no one is doing anything bold about it.
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Which makes me wonder, if this administration continues to violate the Constitution, and Republicans continue to let them, COULD THEY BE COMING FOR OUR GUNS NEXT?
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Mr Trump's visit coincides with Britain's referendum on the EU; he says he is coming for the official reopening of another of his hotels, in Ayrshire.
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" Having the same agent as Greene, the two have chatted from time to time and Coleman said: "...I told him I was coming for his record.
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But the festivities were interrupted a little before 10:30 that Sunday, when Xu received a message bearing a warning: The authorities were coming for him.
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People are willing to dismiss quarter after quarter of disappointing economic data and downward revisions, but a moment of truth is coming for the stock market.
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Rather, he expects the best opportunities coming for banks that will be able to provide funding at a time when the money supply will be tightening.
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But it turns out it contains lead …Read more Read'Robots' Are Not &aposComing for Your Job&apos—Management IsListen: 'Robots' are not coming for your jobs.
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"The hard knocks keep coming for the S&P 500 Technology sector," said Ed Yardeni, president and chief investment strategist at Yardeni Research, in a note.
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From chef-recommended dishes to crowdsourced picks, here are six great apps to download now so you can keep those bottomless mimosa refills coming for days.
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The high schoolers are coming for your timeline, and until college sports joins the rest of the payment-for-labor world, they're likely here to stay.
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We've known Detective Pikachu was coming for some time now, and now we've finally got the first trailer for this gritty, live-action, CGI Pokémon movie.
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Well, the interesting thing about the game is that it's a $40 release, but there's a hell of a lot of game coming for that price.
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Television executives, lamenting smaller audiences and less enthusiastic advertisers, had finally realized that the huge changes elsewhere in the media industry were coming for them, too.
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These days, when I hear a gun go off in my Maine community, my heart pounds with dread that this time, someone is coming for me.
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The vast majority of Americans expect artificial intelligence to lead to job losses in the coming decade, but few see it coming for their own position.
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Critic's Notebook Over the next few days, a reminder is coming for New York music lovers, both of why they live here and what they lack.
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But the proposal is a political statement — de Blasio, who has postured himself as an unabashed progressive throughout his political career, is coming for the wealthy.
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Every one of them is coming for some unique reason, whether it's the latest and greatest music video or a YouTube original, or their favorite creators.
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By the end of the episode, it seems that the entire Section 31 fleet has been taken over by Control and they are coming for Discovery.
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The female code breakers got very little public credit for their achievements, and credit would be a long time coming for towering figures like Grace Hopper.
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The divorce filing was a long time coming for Adele ... as we previously reported, back in April she announced that she had separated from her hubby.
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"The problem I have is that people have been seeing this coming for a long time and governments and hospitals just have not stockpiled," Gjerde says.
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That sacrifice has meant milestones I have never had in college: my parents moving me in, coming for parents' weekend, inviting my friends home for dinner.
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The good news kept coming for stock market investors as the Federal Reserve released its plans to buy some $60 billion in Treasury securities each month.
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Workers are frequently told robots are coming for their jobs, while fast food employees are already starting to see automation creep into their places of employment.
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Those who do buy homes in Mexico City are usually coming for work, agents said, and tend to be from the United States, Brazil and Spain.
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He said he was coming for closure, because we'd helped him a lot, you know, dealing with the whole thing, but I think he'll be back.
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According to the report, Cora invented the system ... and while he hasn't been punished yet, it's clear a MASSIVE suspension is coming for the Boston manager.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Even before he received specific intelligence about an attempt planned on his life, Amrullah Saleh had a feeling they were coming for him soon.
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"He's coming for me," she whispers incessantly as she cowers in the corner of her new commander's home after a failed, harrowing attempt at the Ceremony.
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The boys' homecoming was especially a long time coming for Irons, who was on bed rest in the hospital for 30 days ahead of their birth.
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Mr. Hague also warned that "trouble is coming" for the government in the form of a series of difficult challenges, including negotiations on leaving the bloc.
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It's not hard to read the meaning behind winds of White Walker winter coming for the Stark kids in the place where they will be buried.
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Just nine days before coming for his treaty money, Brandon Richards, 32, had been incarcerated in Manitoba, in a prison where aboriginal inmates are disproportionately represented.
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I then start jumping into conversations with desk editors about what they have coming for the day that they want me to keep an eye on.
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"I'm sure that better times are coming for all of us," said Bukele, a 37-year-old entrepreneur of Palestinian descent who took office this month.
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It's a long time coming for Porter, who in 2014 revealed on her blog that she once struggled with alcoholism and had been sober for seven years.
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But one thing you won't find Bob doing this is giving advice to the top four queens left coming for his crown on Drag Race season 9.
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For a story about animals coming for humans in a global revolt involving both telepathic lions and kamikaze bats, Zoo lumbered along at an agonizingly slow pace.
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And who knows, one day, maybe they're coming for you; and you think, 'I should have gotten out there, I should have put myself on the line.
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He said he's been coming for the past 15 years, and (unsurprisingly, for any savvy politician) says he would be totally cool with a co-ed event.
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All the titles that look like they're going to be a blast on the Switch — Arms, Splatoon 2, Rime, Mario Kart — aren't coming for months or more.
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She had eventually managed to get through to her father, who told her that I was okay and was coming for her, but she was so upset.
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"They come in and they think they're about to be a star, and it's, like, 'You have no idea what's coming for you,&apos" Schroder told McCarthy.
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The charts showed the same strength coming for semiconductor stocks, which Cramer regards as the rocket fuel for the averages, with the ability to send stocks higher.
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And it turns out the switch-up was a long time coming for Kim, too — she was just waiting for the right moment to pull it off.
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"Jordyn's cutting my hair with some kitchen scissors," Jenner said, before Woods told her friend's hairstylist that he should "watch out" because she was coming for him.
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And now, she's coming for a former friend who is apparently acting shady AF.In a series of Snapchat messages and videos, Chyna warns her followers about bitches.
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Of course, when she snaps at her kids, Tess (Eris Baker) kind of had that one coming for the majorly disrespectful sass she threw her mother's way.
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An interesting tidbit here -- the Braxtons deny Tamar's firing from "The Real" was the last straw for the couple, saying this one's been coming for a while.
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The Time's Up ideology is coming for longtime Hollywood favorite Woody Allen; It gave Thurman the strength to finally speak out against both of her biggest abusers.
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Build 2016, a couple day's sojourn in San Francisco, showcases what Microsoft does best, giving a glimpse of things coming for Windows users in 2000 and beyond.
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The rapper isn't satisfied with simply changing the game with his forever sold out OVO Air Jordans, now he's coming for your dad's favorite kicks as well.
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The hits keep coming for Manziel, who won the Heisman Trophy as a Texas A&M freshman in 2012 and was drafted into the NFL in 2014.
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He has worked at the shop for the last 20 years and has regular customers from Accrington, Chorley, Rawtenstall, and Manchester—all coming for the famous samosas.
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A fall equals funny, and there's a lot of falling on this show, so I think we have a lot of funny coming for quite some time.
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This is due to online shopping taking over doing it in-store, so we've seen this coming for years — but still, the list is longer than usual.
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It's also unclear if a version of Sign in with Apple might be coming for folks who have an Apple ID but don't own an iOS device.
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The offering must seem a long time in coming for Eventbrite founders Julia Hartz; her husband, Kevin Hartz; and the company's technical cofounder and CTO, Renaud Visage.
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Girls Against are utterly determined and they're coming for music industry misogyny in a way that will make your adult self cringe at your own formative years.
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"Exciting times and hard work coming for this little man … Proud of you bust," David captioned a selfie of the two of them on the big day.
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Giants owner John Mara said in an "ideal world," Eli Manning would start the entire season, but Jones could be coming for the job quicker than expected.
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Not only has he pissed off the family of late martial arts master and 70s film star Bruce Lee, but now he's coming for Kung Fu Panda.
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The future of smartphones may be literally coming for your face, but Apple seems to be on the path of doing away with its more daring colors.
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Joly played 1 career games with just 98 coming for the Capitals and found himself toiling in the AHL by the time he was 29 years old.
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Prime Minister James Marape has said he was "coming for" the killers in a passionate Facebook post and that was echoed by Acting Police Commissioner Francis Tokura.
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It was Slimani's sixth goal in four games against Porto this year, with the other five coming for Sporting Lisbon before his off-season move to Leicester.
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On Sunday, relatives and locals gathered at the accident site and began throwing stones at police, saying there was no help coming for the grief-stricken families.
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Though St. Pio's shrine is still popular, tourists who used to flock to it are coming for shorter daytime visits, the result of the country's economic downturn.
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"Here in Italy, a lot of people think Africans are coming for work, not to escape horrible situations or because they have no choice," Mr. Rotunno said.
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The video titles suggest that "Joe Biden says if he wins he's coming for our guns," and have been shared thousands of times by purportedly conservative groups.
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"We've known this number was coming for a week and a half," said Tom Gimbel, founder and CEO of the LaSalle Network, a Chicago-based employment agency.
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Earlier this month, Sanford released a campaign-style video warning of a financial "big storm coming" for America if the country doesn't try tackling its mounting debt.
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MP: GDPR, if your listeners don't know what that acronym stands for and you're running any kind of technology company, be afraid because that's coming for you.
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The move, which insiders have seen coming for a while, is significant as it helps the heavily funded yet still unprofitable venture-backed media company cut costs.
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Mass popularity has been a long time coming for the chain, which last week rewarded staff with a £300 ($20203) bonus after another string of successful returns.
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If that doesn't pan out, there's always Third Love, MeUndies, and all the other podcast-approved brands who are coming for Victoria's Secret's spot at the top.
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In a letter sent by FCC boss Ajit Pai to Representative Frank Pallone, the agency boss confirmed fines will likely be coming for several unnamed wireless carriers.
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