That mother is never coming home, that daughter is never coming home, that son is never coming home, that dad is never coming home.
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You're gonna wake up wondering and find yourself all alone But what's gonna stop you baby I'm not coming home I'm not coming home I'm not coming home.
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"Coming home for Devin should always be like coming home for anyone else," the mayor says.
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The infectious song, with its chorus "It's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming, football's coming home", was written by pop star Ian Broadie and comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner ahead of England's hosting of Euro 96.
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"I feel like she&aposs never coming home and it&aposs really emotional to think about her not coming home," she said.
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So that really made want to help people coming home, because it's real hard, when you're coming home with a criminal history, to get back productive and into society.
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Despite being sung at different intervals, the words, "It's coming home, it's coming, football's coming home," is a reoccurring chant that has become a staple in many of these viral videos.
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"We're coming home to the States, at least I'm coming home to the States, because we want to get in before the quarantine," the performer, who was born in England, said.
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" It continued, "@e2505t thanks for not coming home tonight.
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"He is coming home and that is all that matters."
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Imagine coming home to not one but two furry things.
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Around this time, my father stopped coming home for dinner.
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So, coming home for Taylor was a really big deal.
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"Daddy, when are you coming home?" his children asked him.
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After coming home, he was stalked by nightmares and despair.
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Instead, I tell him that I'm thinking about coming home.
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Coming home that day from school, we learned the Rev.
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They blamed Rosa for coming home with bruises on her.
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"Now he's coming home in a way I've always dreaded."
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Can you imagine coming home to that puppy every night?
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I want to make sure it's him that's coming home.
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For now, his family is just happy he's coming home.
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After a decade of waiting, it felt like coming home.
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For her, being at the clinic is like coming home.
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Homecoming Coming home isn't as easy as you would think.
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I can't leave without coming home to this crime scene.
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Last week, she miraculously woke up, and she's coming home.
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Now the message is that Russian troops are coming home.
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Hopefully, Liam will be coming home in about four weeks.
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I kept coming home drunk, fuck it — gay porn time.
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We have to keep going to work and coming home.
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She couldn't be coming home to a more supportive community!
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To go back to Rio, it's almost like coming home.
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"Mom, I'm not coming home," it said, in ungrammatical German.
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"It still feels like he's coming home," Mr. Kurpiewski said.
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Moving to LA felt more like coming home than escaping.
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After a long stint away, Chris Rock is coming home.
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Our mom wasn't coming home for at least two hours.
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Andrew Das: It may or may not be coming home.
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But you never knew what you were coming home to.
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He's coming home before I have to go to work!
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You might not know this, but apparently it's coming home.
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And they have no intention of coming home anytime soon.
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He just wanted Cruz to calm down before coming home.
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"IT'S COMING home, it's coming home, it's coming…" With a round-of-303 match against Colombia looming, even the gloomiest English football fan could be forgiven for believing the chant echoing around the country.
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The new lifestyle was a shift, but what I was coming home to wasn't nearly as austere as what happened to CNN anchor and correspondent Martin Savidge coming home after reporting a coronavirus-related story.
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J. is coming home tonight, and I'm excited to see him!
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I do feel like it definitely contributed in her coming home.
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And you know what Hollywood means — it means Taylor's coming home.
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Police still say yes, football's coming home, but please celebrate responsibly.
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Many of those won't be coming home for a long time.
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Concerned parents reported coming home to find their children speaking Arabic.
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The Kingslayer's ravens are all coming home to roost at once.
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Coming Home — O'Connor Band With Mark O'Connor Best Traditional Blues Album
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"I told my kids that Daddy was coming home," she said.
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A Different Life After coming home, Prochazka said she felt weak.
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Nothing beats coming home to fresh and luxurious beddings every night.
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In some ways, it's another chicken coming home to roost situation.
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After six seasons, a TV show should feel like coming home.
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He was aggressive & told me I was coming home with him.
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"Our son is coming home," Fred Warmbier told the outlet Tuesday.
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A hurricane's severe flooding couldn't stop these cows from coming home.
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The b-side is about coming out of darkness, coming home.
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"It's like coming home," a member working next to her said.
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Ninety-four percent of federal prisoners are coming home one day.
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Annie, grim, thinks of her own kids coming home from school.
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In his heart, he thought he would be coming home someday.
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Unfortunately, he ripped it open after coming home and was crushed.
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Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank Not rated.
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I enjoy coming home and putting on my sweats and relaxing.
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"I look forward to coming home every single day," he said.
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I'm proud of myself for not coming home with more stuff!
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Nonetheless, to see again Balanchine's classic production felt like coming home.
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This is also the league's hype machine coming home to roost.
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The battle that Mr. Goldsmith wasn't prepared for was coming home.
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Vegemite, beloved in Australia and virtually nowhere else, is coming home.
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This was the week that Dustin would have been coming home.
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Why does a dog know that his master is coming home?
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The feeling of coming home to an empty rectory every night.
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"Our son is coming home," Fred Warmbier told The Washington Post.
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"They are obviously optimistic that he is coming home," said the insider.
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"Tommy's not coming home," one Trump and Robinson opponent yelled at them.
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Well, right now it's coming home to roost at this very moment.
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I had a lot of hope he'd be coming home with me.
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Sometimes it's the very next day after coming home from the hospital.
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I liked TNG, and flying aboard the Orville feels like coming home.
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So, ... imagine going out to work, coming home, and there it is.
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It was great "advert"—especially for young kids coming home from school.
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"That was kinda the plan," says Will, "when he was coming home."
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Slipping one on when they're finally appropriate is like, well, coming home.
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There was definitely a time when I dreaded coming home from work.
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I tell him I'm coming home now and will stop at Walgreens.
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"They are obviously optimistic that he is coming home," the insider said.
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Years of mediocre returns and high fees are coming home to roost.
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There are few feelings better than coming home to a clean house.
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I'll go and watch some football - England, it's coming home or not?
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This man's stored up karma—that chicken is coming home to roost.
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He spoke of coming home and keeping up the fight, she said.
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"They are obviously optimistic that he is coming home," the source said.
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For some players, turning on their favorite game is like coming home.
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Tina Fey is coming home to host Saturday Night Live May 19.
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We're coming home down 0-21995, we're going back there 25-22016.
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"A lot of buyers are coming home to Wales," Ms. Elliott said.
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I remember coming home too drunk one night and watching gay porn.
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"Little Man is coming home," Hart captioned the picture of the trio.
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"We felt we wouldn't enjoy leaving and coming home," Mr. Nguyen said.
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"Several Americans unjustly detained by Iran are finally coming home," Obama said.
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Every week, her children call and ask when she is coming home.
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How do you tell a toddler his daddy is never coming home?
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This argument asserts that Valeant's business choices are coming home to roost.
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Take her out and show her the perks of your coming home.
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We were all at a movie until coming home at 18:14.
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Soon, she recalled, he was drinking heavily and often coming home violent.
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The people coming home from work, pushing shopping carts or baby strollers.
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" Morris contends that "Obama-Trump voters could be coming home to roost.
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One night I was coming home and could see into the kitchen.
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It's not just coming home in the sense of a physical place.
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Football's not quite coming home, but it's certainly heading in that direction.
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"The bad behavior is coming home to roost," Beck told CNN Business.
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His mother, Silvia, cried when he told her he was coming home.
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Topper, because I was coming home four, five months earlier than scheduled.
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They can make coming home almost as pleasant as the vacation itself.
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"For years, I told my kids I was coming home," Hamilton said.
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Jones said she remembered coming home and seeing her roof in wreckage.
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"I looked at him and said, 'You're coming home,'" Ms. Douglas said.
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This feels like coming home, like what I've been training to do.
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When McMichael was coming home, he filled out a PTSD-screening checklist.
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Coming home to them telling them I did it felt really good.
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Reddit fans have created a dedicated section to the joke, and if you ask Alexa (in the UK) if football is coming home, it will reply with the following: Even Alexa knows it's coming home #eng #worldcup pic.twitter.
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It was scary coming home, because it was a rough and violent neighborhood.
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The Canadian was under no illusions about coming home with the 20163 crown.
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Every day our daughters ask me why their dad is not coming home.
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Spieth was even at the turn but ran in five birdies coming home.
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Asked if they would be coming home soon, he said: "I hope so".
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"Little Man is coming home," Hart, 38, captioned the picture of the trio.
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About soldiers coming home back to their girls and that's what came out.
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The coming home and the care she may need is the tough part.
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Whaling may be coming home, but its (mostly hidden) subsidies are surely dwindling.
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This was now, and she was coming home from school in an hour.
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This year, the Trump nomination is just the chickens coming home to roost.
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He's considering coming home with me for Christmas and I hope he does.
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They don't seem too broken up about coming home Oscar-less this year.
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Rezaian is coming home after a year and a half of groundless imprisonment.
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The baby never ended up coming home, and passed away in the hospital.
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Fonda won the Oscar twice for her performances in Klute and Coming Home.
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I remember coming home one day and he was nowhere to be found.
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He used to say he never knew what he was coming home to.
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He was like, 'Hey guys, so, I'll be coming home with you today.
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Well, like an idiot, I also fell for the "it's coming home" thing.
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Her oldest was killed while coming home from a school dance in 1991.
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Lindsay says she'd consider coming home -- but not for the reason you'd expect.
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Apparently he thought it was his girlfriend who was coming home from work.
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"Coming home, that's when I tried to give all I had," she said.
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It was the first time he had lost his breath since coming home.
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LOS ANGELES — Luke Walton is coming home to rebuild the Los Angeles Lakers.
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The "coming home to roost" movement has had its own momentum for decades.
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"Every time I cross that border," she said, "it's like I'm coming home."
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Few things compare to the joy of coming home to a furry companion.
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It probably contributed to Republican voters coming home and voting for Republican candidates.
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There are few things more daunting than coming home to a messy apartment.
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After coming home, Mr. Moore landed a job as an assistant district attorney.
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"I won't be coming home until I have those children," Ms. Nettleton added.
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Don't just think going to work and coming home makes you a man.
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"Coming Home" is co-produced by Kanye West, Charlie Heat and Mike Dean.
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I still like coming home to her even though our picture has changed.
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His supporters are coming home to him after a dalliance with Sen. Warren.
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The consequences of denying diplomacy might be coming home to roost for Trump.
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I'm coming home, you can give me the biggest hug of your life.
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Yes, I enjoyed it, but it didn't feel like coming home or anything.
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"I was crying, and I told them I was coming home," she said.
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"The guy who's coming home, he needs to know he's got a friend."
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As for Honey Boo Boo ... she's not coming home until Geno is history.
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We're your brothers and your husbands and your sons and we're coming home.
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Getting back to them after doing another project always feels like coming home.
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Coming home and realizing I would have to eat these bounties by myself?
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Always Coming Home by Ursula K. Le Guin In 1985, Ursula K. Le Guin published Always Coming Home, a story that's written as though it's from an anthropologist's report on the survivors of an ecological disaster known as the Kesh.
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This has been coming home to me and I've enjoyed it a lot more.
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You just become each other's world, and that was a huge adjustment coming home.
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Pops coming home, being an excellent father and then Mom being a musical instructor.
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Our soldiers have left and are leaving Syria for other places, then COMING HOME!
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This guy I was casually dating and I were coming home from a bar.
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"My favorite part about going out," she shared, "is coming home to my loves."
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I stay until 28, since my friend will be coming home from work soon.
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New York (CNN Business)The Trump administration's tariff strategy is coming home to roost.
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Coming home to an empty house when you're not used to it isn't fun!
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Some cry with joy at coming home, some sob for what they've left behind.
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"It's never been, 'All hail Simone,' " she jokes of coming home after a meet.
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But she's finally coming home — and for her, that's Essence Festival in New Orleans.
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After more than a decade of secrets, the chickens were coming home to roost.
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"It was really upsetting," Decker says of coming home to find his accolades gone.
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The war ended on February 28, 1991, and within weeks troops were coming home.
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They had been spending all day at the hospital and coming home to nothing.
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"I couldn't imagine coming home and having my house under water," Laura Brady said.
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Yes, the chickens of the past 50 years are coming home to roost — e.g.
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He was just coming home from work, and he looked up and saw me.
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The news that their child — 14,15,16 years old — will not be coming home. Sen.
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Most of the "coming home to roost" movements in the world have a point.
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There is nothing better than coming home to a wagging tail and slobbery hello.
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I have told more than enough families their loved one is never coming home.
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As a strategist in an advertising agency, she avoids coming home late from work.
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" I remember calling up my father and telling him, "Well, I'll be coming home.
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For Kruse, 33, acknowledging the need for armed protection was more like coming home.
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Trump is the Republicans' "chickens coming home to roost," Bill Maher told me recently.
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Then when she comes back, she has a compass necklace on for coming home.
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In a sense there are two kinds of trips: leaving home and coming home.
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What do you anticipate finding with these new remains coming home from North Korea?
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It's about getting the foundation right so you're not coming home and getting stressed.
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Not long after coming home, an Iraqi missile hit one of our neighbor's houses.
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"It was not the kind of ambience I imagined coming home to," she said.
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I'd miss having a backyard and my husband likes coming home to the suburbs.
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Brian traveled the world before coming home to farm and run for local office.
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Only now I had the perk of coming home to a handsome, affectionate man.
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" She won again in 1979 for her role in Sally Hyde in "Coming Home.
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Notable examples include Wang Xiaoshuai's "Red Amnesia" (2014) and Mr. Zhang's "Coming Home" (2014).
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Whenever Lara A. walks into an Alcoholic Anonymous meeting, it feels like coming home.
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Freedom of movement and labor means huge remittances coming home from citizens working elsewhere.
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Sprawl is extremely subsidized, and the chickens are coming home to roost on that.
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Where you're up all night, and you're coming home at dawn hearing the taxis.
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The bets that they've made on that cap space are coming home to roost.
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She said the boyfriend would often bang on her door mistakenly after coming home late.
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Now on March 1, after 340 days in orbit, Kelly-the-spacebound is coming home.
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"It was pretty nervous coming home here today in an entirely new role," she said.
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"I was coming home smelling like onions all my life," she says with a laugh.
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I don't 100 percent remember leaving, and I do not remember coming home at all.
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That no one will have to worry about going to school and not coming home.
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"I can't imagine not coming home," he said of the prospect of a Nashville date.
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The 1985 feminist novel Always Coming Home reads in part like an anthropologist's field notebook.
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Kathryn was 210 years old and understood best that her dad was not coming home.
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Earlier in the year, through a miscommunication, the kids thought Mendoza-Sanchez was coming home.
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The whole experience was like coming home for her: "I started at Sephora," Ono recalls.
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Coming home to a clean house when you have a toddler is worth every penny.
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He is resting comfortably and the family is looking forward to him coming home shortly.
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They were coming home after meeting relatives for dinner at a restaurant near Cocoa Beach.
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She was last seen leaving her Phoenix-area apartment after coming home early from work.
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" Power Stilson is "in pain" every day, but since coming home her "spirits have lifted.
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"That was one of the hardest parts about coming home as a mom," she says.
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I hope they remember writing him love letters and looking forward to him coming home.
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"As a veteran can tell you, over 200,000 coming home with unseen wounds," he said.
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Another newly unearthed early demo, "Tommy's Coming Home," will also be included on the reissue.
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The World Cup is here, and as you may have heard: "football" is "coming home".
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I have not lost, at all, any hope of faith that he's not coming home.
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Earlier today, the NASA astronaut learned she won't be coming home for another 10 months.
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These women had thought their girls would be among the group coming home for Christmas.
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Foundation was created in 2012, coming home to lend a hand was a no-brainer.
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We knew that when we went to the vet's that he wouldn't be coming home.
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Burger said the news is prompting his family to ask him when he's coming home.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - After more than 90 years, the popular Australian Vegemite brand is coming home.
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She thinks back to when she told her kids their dad was never coming home.
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It's just a small reminder of the nature Kelly will be coming home to soon.
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No matter what happens to your kids and loved ones, you are not coming home.
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In many ways, returning is a kind of coming home—a duty and an obligation.
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Pair that convenience with the possibility of coming home to a warm, fully-cooked meal?
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"Coming Home" is just the latest cover the vocal wunderkind has released in recent months.
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It might be called the "coming home to roost" movement, and it has great power.
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All of a sudden a dog started barking and you could hear children coming home.
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Every time I look at him, I'm also reminded of my husband not coming home.
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I loved coming home to my own safe haven after spending the day around people.
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"Perhaps you would think of coming home with me," Edith says, after they've gotten acquainted.
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Coming home was tough for Scott-Stewart, who is in her 25th year of teaching.
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When it is done, he is coming home to be with you always and forever.
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Their coming home is in many ways a sense of the revitalization of Long Island.
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I'd ask him — first casually, then panicked — when he thought he might be coming home.
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Her children, she added, have asked in recent days when their grandfather was coming home.
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Most important, four out of 10 such men won't be coming home to a wife.
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We walk to the Mexican restaurant close to our house to celebrate him coming home.
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One afternoon, coming home from his job as a carpenter, he felt hot and tired.
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Shares rose on hopes some of the money coming home will be invested in them.
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I would say it's been more stressful but maybe that's just because I'm coming home.
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San Antonio was coming home, where they had the third best record in the league.
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My father and I text about coming home that June to celebrate my 26th birthday.
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I was out all night partying with women of the night and not coming home.
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And now it seems like the chickens are coming home to roost, as they say.
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Or maybe, this is just a record about coming home, regardless where that home is.
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"The Deer Hunter" and "Coming Home" were released in 1978; "Apocalypse Now" came out in 1979.
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The two wrote their names on a rock wall while Sofia reflected on coming home again.
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"The only thing I'm ever afraid of is not coming home to my family," Glover said.
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He advanced to third on Carlos Santana's single before coming home on Jason Kipnis' sacrifice fly.
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It is now time to start coming home and, after many years, spending our money wisely.
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"Coming home and playing in front of this crowd every night is pretty amazing," Ehlers said.
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One of her fondest memories was coming home from school to her idol Barbra Streisand's albums.
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"Aubrey bugs me every day about when Avery is going to be coming home," says Lisa.
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"I love coming home to someone who engages me every night," he says with a smile.
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Her husband, Saeed Abedini, was free and would soon be coming home, the president told her.
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" After talking to her son, she says, "I remember calling Hershel and saying, 'We're coming home.
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Her mom would be coming home too, a little later, in the middle of the night.
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Maybe you feel a little better when you're coming home from work, or maybe at lunchtime.
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Rachael DelTondo, 32, was coming home from getting ice cream with a friend on Mother's Day.
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The actress was left behind in the U.S., coming home one day to an empty house.
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But hey, at least you never have to worry about coming home with the wrong groceries.
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"I left a few coming home, but everyone else was struggling too, I think," he said.
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Plus, coming home was soooo much fun — I acted like I hadn't seen her in forever!
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Jenelle Evans is no longer an empty-nester ... TMZ has learned her children are coming home.
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I just remember a couple of times coming home and hearing sex echoing [down the halls].
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After taking a trip in Ibiza, one clubber is coming home with some serious buyer's remorse.
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Adam Sandler is coming home to Studio 8H for the first time since leaving in 1995.
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The car, based on location and driving habits, will alert the house that you're coming home.
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"Coming home and not thinking about work, that's not for her," said Jennifer Preston, Lawlor's daughter.
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Coming home to a comfortable temperature is possible without blasting the AC or heat all day.
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Headley started a game-ending double play that prevented the tying run coming home from third.
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She went to the U.S. seeking protection and now she is coming home to us dead.
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"In a sense there are two kinds of trips: leaving home and coming home," he writes.
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When necessary, we just did, like coming home from parties or driving back from the beach.
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Cathey scored three guest Emmy nominations for the role, coming home with the trophy in 2015.
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"I remember coming home and telling my mom, 'I have something to tell you,' " King said.
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Decades of terrible security decisions are coming home to roost like a scene from The Birds.
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I love waking up to a clean house, or coming home to a freshly made bed.
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He'd been on planes," Winfrey said, adding, "Stedman is like, 'What's the procedure for coming home?
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HR: Do you think it is really outsmarting, because now some of it is coming home.
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Then I was told that they would be going to the Vietnam War and coming home.
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"For me it was just like coming home and relaxing after that long deployment," he said.
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The final scene of the episode shows Jo coming home and looking hopefully around for Alex.
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Coming home that late, she usually called her mother to tell her she was leaving work.
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If you know when you're coming home, it's probably best to buy a round-trip ticket.
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He likewise called Ricky Munoz to tell him that his wife, Crystal Munoz, was coming home.
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Our troops aren't coming home; a small number were moved so Turkey could escalate the war.
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Pudge later calls his parents to tell him that he is coming home, and that's that.
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"Our soldiers have left and are leaving Syria for other places, then ... COMING HOME!" he wrote.
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"Someone's coming home in a good mood," her dad says to her when we get home.
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Coming home to 7,200 sq ft, 9 bedrooms, and 9 baths in Manhattan will do that.
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Coming home after a long day only to find your precious driveway has been blocked is frustrating.
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Her way of trying to explain about the death of my dad was, 'Daddy's not coming home.
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If one of us was coming home with someone, we'd just send a text to each other.
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The official's statement echoed what Trump tweeted earlier Monday about U.S. forces "slowly" coming home from Syria.
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"Best birthday surprise, my big boy coming home @brooklynbeckham @victoriabeckham@romeobeckham @cruzbeckham#HarperSeven," David captioned the video.
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" Kiri added, "I remember coming home and telling my boyfriend, 'Today really took something out of me.
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Some of them are coming home from the criminal justice system and looking for a second opportunity.
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"Everybody all upset the Warriors are moving to San Francisco, but they're coming home," he told me.
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The "Coming Home" singer said he released "Female" in response to sexual abuse stories surrounding Harvey Weinstein.
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And it's fine because it's a camp facility, so it means that he's closer to coming home.
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At the risk of spoiling the fun, we'll say that someone is coming home with another gold.
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A man in distress The boys were coming home from the movies when Kian spotted the man.
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One night, an exhausted Shanika passed out in the car after coming home from a few drinks.
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Surely bad parts of Obama's latest deal, but prayers of thanksgiving that Pastor Saeed is coming home.
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She is sneaking out, coming home drunk, and even wearing her more risqué clothes around the house.
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After coming home, the sloth was treated to a prix-fixe meal of rice and sweet potatoes.
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I remember many different Rams barreling up our driveway, which always meant my dad was coming home.
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At the time of writing, FiveThirtyEight computes a 90% chance that football, alas, is not coming home.
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Had I known he was coming home so soon, I would have waited and eaten with him.
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"Our hope is that he's coming home," the detained college student's mother, Cindy Warmbier, said this week.
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In the meantime, though, stay tuned for producers to announce possible spin-offs from Annabelle Coming Home.
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Her mother died still waiting for news that his remains would be coming home, Santella said Friday.
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But in a track workout after coming home one day, I somehow churned out a 4:59.
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But they may also be tempered by the grief of parents whose daughters are never coming home.
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Because if you are, Ellie, I swear to God: I'm coming home with a very sharp knife.
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Coming home to my sister and doing fun stuff just really got me through all of it.
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So the fact that I wasn't coming home meant that I was moving on in the game.
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Prisoners talked a lot about coming home [when I was incarcerated], but few talked about positive reentry.
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This clip begins with Mama June coming home from her surgery, realizing that everything's about to change.
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"I was thinking of these small moments, coming home and tell somebody about your day," said Moore.
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We hold each other for a little longer, then begin to prepare for the kids coming home.
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My dad, a 450-pound ad man, hated coming home to a house with no real food.
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Meanwhile, he gained experience abroad in Lebanon, Syria and Saudi Arabia, before coming home five months ago.
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I remember coming home from a fair with face-painting and couldn't wait to play the piano.
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He kept strange hours, only coming home as a waypoint during the busiest times of the year.
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"I called my mom, I was 18 years old, and said 'Mom, I'm coming home,'" Graham said.
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By then, it was just one more hour until his granddaughter would be coming home from school.
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He created an interagency task force to leverage federal government resources for people coming home from prison.
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"We've been waiting to host the Olympics for 100 years and finally they're coming home," Hidalgo said.
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"Every time I come back to Venice it's like coming home," he said in his acceptance speech.
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The campaign's focus is on raising awareness of the challenges faced by people coming home from prison.
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"Barron asks me, 'When are you coming home daddy?' because I have barely seen him," Trump said.
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Plus, coming home was soooo much fun — I acted like I hadn&apost seen her in forever!
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Or are they perplexing visits from an earlier stage of our own evolution, the slime coming home?
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After coming home from dinner with a friend, I didn't even feel tempted to use my phone.
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He recalls being kicked out into the streets for days, as a teenager, after coming home high.
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At least I'm coming home to the States because we want to get in before the quarantine.
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Now she listens for the outer gate, the clanging lever that tells her someone is coming home.
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The training, it gets you ready for war, but they don't get you ready for coming home.
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But asked whether he had a message for his home state, he said, "I'll be coming home."
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The residents' children work or study in Chinese cities, coming home to visit only once a year.
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It was "kind of like the chickens coming home to roost," said Ms. Ravel, the former commissioner.
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"When we are together we share a special bond, and it is like coming home to family."
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Some of those same stars celebrated on social media after news broke that Mill's was coming home.
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Less than four hours after coming home, LeeAnn gave birth to her son, Joachim, in her bathtub.
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I don't tell him that I'm really coming home because I need to see if he's alive.
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Imagine daddy coming home and playing for all those kids what I will now play for you.
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The controversies are finally coming home to roost and the sellers ... are coming right along with them.
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Odor scored his second run of the game in the fourth, coming home on Robinson's base hit.
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"'Just focus your mind on coming home, don't look at anyone, stay calm,'" Zavala told her son.
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There's something so sweet about coming home and there's a sunflower lying on the table with a note.
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Urban's "Coming Home" launched his critically acclaimed album "Graffiti U" this spring and has since sold out arenas.
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Rolando called lawyers, the Honduran consulate and U.S. authorities to find out when his son was coming home.
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We know we'll be up to the same old tricks: going to work, coming home, and Netflix & chillin'.
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"Mine walked out the door [Saturday] and will never be coming home to me," she told the newspaper.
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I was coming home in military uniform, and he sent a breakfast from first-class back to me.
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It's kind of like coming home and changing into sweats after spending the night out in a heels.
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Let's say you're coming home late at night, alone and with your home address plugged into the app.
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"He looks forward to completing his sentence and coming home to Lauren, family and friends," the rep added.
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She did not say 'Carrie is going to die today,' but she said 'Carrie is not coming home.
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C. texts that his flight is canceled because of the blizzard, so he's not coming home until tomorrow.
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She no longer covers dead bodies so that they are not seen by children coming home from school.
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"I love coming home at the end of a long day and just smelling the ocean," she says.
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Americans are becoming increasingly worried that attacks abroad are coming home, that they already are, in fact, here.
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I'm coming home from work pretty late today, and I really don't want to have to buy dinner.
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The polls show a strong movement of hold-out Republicans are now "coming home" to vote for Trump.
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In his speech, Hariri said he feared for his life, suggesting he may not be coming home soon.
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Coming home from a long day of work, I go to check the mailbox at my new apartment.
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" Added daughter Tamera Stone: "We can't tell them, 'Hey guys, it's going to be okay — she's coming home.
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Although Dennis has something murderous in mind, it seems evident the family isn't coming home any time soon.
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Because I haven't left the house since coming home from the hospital, today I make plans with myself.
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Owen revealed his baby news during his appearance on ABC's I'm Coming Home special, which aired on Thanksgiving.
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"Pretty much everywhere I go, I end up coming home with a kitten," Hannah Shaw told Travel + Leisure.
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"All I can tell you is, we're coming home with that trophy," Philadelphia wide receiver Alshon Jeffery said.
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When I was in about first grade, I remember seeing him in his uniform coming home from work.
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It's like coming home to a baked potato with Kraft shredded cheese — topped with some zesty kale aioli.
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Me not coming home again until I am in my 50s, until members of my family have died.
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It just provided us a carte blanche to everything… but coming home and drinking is not the answer.
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I have a feeling it would be me and her going out alone and coming home tipsy, though.
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Months later, with no sign of her beloved pet, she began to accept he was never coming home.
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"He looks forward to completing his sentence and coming home to Lauren, family and friends," the rep said.
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The human remains of 2000 service members believed to be American soldiers from the forgotten war coming home.
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But within hours he called her, alerting her that this day was different—he wouldn't be coming home.
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You'll have kids tonight coming home to a house where one or more of their parents are gone.
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He started coming home for quick meals before leaving again for Dagestan or North Ossetia, another nearby region.
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Each time I see a butterfly, I am reminded of my personal transformation since coming home from war.
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But now, people are ... Those chickens are coming home to roost, I think, in a lot of ways.
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KUDLOW: I AM GOING TO CHINA, AND HARD TO KNOW ABOUT COMING HOME, BUT THESE ARE SERIOUS NEGOTIATIONS.
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Perhaps you have a long commute, rude coworkers, a low paycheck, or you're coming home exhausted every night.
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"Many are left scared & crying after coming home from school & being locked out without their parents," Love said.
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Coming home to your dog is great, but bringing your four-legged friend to work is even better.
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But coming home one night, I looked up and saw curtains blowing in and out of someone's window.
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It's about being able to send your kid to a park where you know they're coming home safe.
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Phelps, per USA Today, said he was afflicted by feelings of depression after coming home from Olympics glory.
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The shelter called up Misty's owners, who were shocked to hear their long-lost feline was coming home.
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In the final weeks before Election Day, they were coming home -- first to Trump and then to Clinton.
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"I was coming home anyway, but it all started with that random text, really," the laconic veteran says.
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My father is coming home, and I can show him that I've become a different version of him.
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I was coming home late from work one night and picked up a salad at Wendy's for dinner.
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Students applying to college today vividly remember their older siblings coming home to live in their childhood bedrooms.
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The people who designed our liberal democratic system made fundamental errors, which are now coming home to roost.
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Part thriller, part coming-of-age story, "The Thing With Feathers" is about chickens coming home to roost.
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My exhausted, hardworking, bighearted husband will be coming home to these dishes to his silent chagrin, I'm sure.
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Andrew Das: Nothing, it seems, is coming home for Sweden if Pickford has anything to say about it.
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The ad: Ms. Baldwin describes coming home from school as a child to find her mother passed out.
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"Krisha" was the same way, but it was just with a woman coming home for a family reunion.
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I was watching him write it with Joe Swanberg, and he was coming home every day so fulfilled.
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Since she's coming home tomorrow, I put them back up in the attic before getting ready for bed.
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He told them he wasn't coming home but that he loved them -- before shooting himself in the head.
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There are a few reasons given (Nancy Pelosi - Republicans coming home), but one rises above all the rest.
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" One final letter talks about how he's coming home and how she needs to "get the tube ready.
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In December, he declared that the U.S. had defeated ISIS and that American troops would be coming home.
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Is someone, after coming home from the White House each night, secretly logging the voyage toward the crash?
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With any luck, the show will return refreshed and re-energized, like coming home from a nice vacation.
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Carey told reporters that Margot was coming home Monday, the day family members held a vigil for Broussard.
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We left the bar and you pushed me into a cab and said, 'I'm coming home with you.
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Mom and Dad had come to school to tell me Robin wasn't coming home, not then or ever.
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A close friend has a wonderful son in college who will soon be coming home for the summer.
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I had zero energy coming home and would eat out more often and buy coffee to stay afloat.
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Some dreams are bittersweet - a husband coming home, a son praying in the mosque - and some are nightmares.
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Now, I look forward to coming home, and really appreciate the small things I never used to notice.
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Well, less my sobriety, and more my surly annoyance with him coming home fucked up all the time.
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Level of Difficulty: 2 (on a scale of 1 to 10) only because it involved coming home from work and putting on fancy dresses rather than coming home from work and putting on my go-to evening attire of leggings and a sweatshirt I've enjoyed nearly every aspect of wedding planning.
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A wife will often discourage her husband from coming home until after she has put the children to bed.
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The WeekndSy Ari Da Kid - "Agree To Disagree"Yung Bans - "Out"Leon Bridges - "Coming Home" Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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"My cousin committed suicide while on duty at the armory after coming home from a tour abroad," Johnson said.
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"I told [them] my son was coming home and I've got to have a room for him," she said.
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"I'm surprised people would put up with us coming home in the middle of the night," says one doctor.
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And you know what, I figured, I didn&apost want to bother him coming home from a long trip.
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It's nerve-racking to think that you will be coming home with three people instead of just you two.
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She wanted to watch "When They See Us" on Saturday after coming home from the movies, but stopped herself.
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The two, according to TMZ , were coming home from a barbeque on Sunday when they got in a fight.
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Kristie Latimore: I've met people here that have become family to me, so coming here feels like coming home.
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In contrast, the lush and natural tones of the real world give viewers the warm sensation of coming home.
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Her film credits included Coming Home (an Oscar nominee for best picture), Some Kind of Hero, and First Sunday.
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Pickens also backed multiple candidates before coming home to Trump -- at first Bush, then Carly Fiorina and Ben Carson.
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Walking on to the recreated set was like taking a trip back to more innocent times – like coming home.
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Coming home to a borough that feels like a village is really soothing and good for getting some headspace.
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Borne's entry into this world upends the balance between these two forces, the proverbial chicken coming home to roost.
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"It's emotionally hard [to see it every day], especially when you know she's not coming home," Beckford tells PEOPLE.
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"It's a national shame that our president is busy politicking while the dead bodies are coming home," he said.
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I'd so love to be a fun dad, coming home from the road & being my best fun dad self.
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Few trainees were worried about coming home empty handed or had heard of cases involving physical or psychological abuse.
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"And then one day we were looking for her because she should've been coming home from school," Theresa said.
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Good thing Saint's on the mend ... his new baby sis is supposed to be coming home sometime this month.
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I did that, and I had two halfway houses, like for rehabilitating people who were coming home from jail.
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Odor doubled and scored in the third, coming home when Mathis singled to left off Astros reliever Cy Sneed.
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It is beautiful, it is addictively joyful, and it feels like coming home again after a very long day.
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On the back nine I found my swing a little bit and made a few good birdies coming home.
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No wonder England is jubilant at the prospect that "football's coming home," as the famed song of 1996 hoped.
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Chase Utley scored his 1,000th career run in the first inning, coming home from third on a wild pitch.
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Asdrubal Cabrera doubled to right-center field to extend the inning before coming home on Parra's single to center.
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"If you get in an accident and someone is injured, you can wave goodbye to coming home anytime soon."
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To the world, we were a taxi, not two boys in a car coming home from the picture show.
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"Our children were coming home from school with their packed lunches barely touched," Shell wrote on the petition page.
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Her immigrant parents had wanted the best for her, so imagine coming home to them with a lip ring.
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The remains of 55 believed to be Americans coming home for one final time from that war in 1953.
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A. The jumping off point for the movie was my cousin coming home for a family reunion and relapsing.
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My wife Rachel got tired of me coming home and ranting for three hours about my truck driving career.
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I remember coming home and seeing my wife, and I told her that I love being the big guy.
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Coming home one afternoon four years ago, he was stabbed in the neck by a neighbor yelling homophobic slurs.
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Your space you've had to become an outgoing person and liberated, coming home it's just taken away from you.
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Some days I brave the rain anyways, coming home soaked, because I just can't be in my apartment anymore.
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I remember coming home from kindergarten and eating Kraft Mac & Cheese while watching Blues Clues in my grandparents' kitchen.
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Mark Kennard said last week that his son planned on coming home to Franklin in May when classes end.
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On Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence told CNN that Americans coming home will be funneled through 13 different airports.
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Now I'm especially careful to scrub my phone and stethoscope and douse myself with hand sanitizer before coming home.
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I'd literally find myself coming home for work and wondering, what is this fine film on the kitchen counter.
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How to Keep Bedbugs From Coming Home With You Bedbugs peak in the summer, just in time for vacation.
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On nights and weekends, he often returned to work, coming home after my mother had put us to bed.
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It might make the difference between them coming home with you that night or ending up in the hospital.
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But their parents were alarmed that they were finishing their homework during the school day and coming home bored.
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"Every winter I see dogs and cats coming home from Florida scratching and itching from southern fleas," she reports.
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Your father, he liked to travel, she says, to go away, because he wanted the happiness of coming home.
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We have veterans coming home from battlefields only to be killed on the streets of America by gun violence.
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"Coming home, with my family, my art, really set the tone for me to begin to heal," he said.
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While the Afghan government does not publicly disclose exact casualty figures, the coffins are still coming home to villages.
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Sometimes they are comforting, his wife said, other times they are painful reminders that he is never coming home.
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I'm a nine-to-fiver, and I get home at 6 because my son's coming home from school then.
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For lawmakers, the idea of a tide of funds coming home creates visions of infrastructure investment and job creation.
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And doing a few errands and chores before leaving for a trip can make coming home far more pleasant.
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He barely speaks, living a secret second life, hooking up with male strangers and lying about coming home late.
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Steve Yzerman is coming home to become general manager of the Detroit Red Wings, the franchise announced on Friday.
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Rather than abandoning the impeachment effort, Democrats in districts won by Trump in 2016 are coming home to it.
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"We won't give up hope, we won't let go, because we do believe they're coming home," Tammy Broussard said.
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Plus, after World War II, soldiers were coming home expecting jobs and housing, but both were lacking, Perry said.
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"Austin did drink and was coming home from partying when they crashed," says Monica Marie Aker, one of Austin's cousins.
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"I'm now 28 [weeks] so we are getting into the home stretch of him coming home!" she gushes to PEOPLE.
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Scroll ahead for 10 items that will transform your humble abode into a sophisticated space you love coming home to.
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Angel Perez, 60, reportedly complained of swelling and growing pain in his right leg after coming home on July 2.
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His son, Stan Michalak, was nine years old at the time and remembers his dad coming home sick and stinking.
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Raposa: All those high-paid midlife crisis-ing chickens coming home to roost, and occasionally pop out to the catcher.
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I'm surprised people would put up with us coming home in the middle of the night or weekends or whatever.
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They're coming home to Ireland from as far as the United States, Argentina, Australia, Japan, Thailand, Costa Rica, and Vietnam.
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"[I feel like] maybe she's just out with her friends and she's going to be coming home soon," Lori said.
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At the same time, says Mr Ranalli, the winemaker, the cooler, higher landscape and temperate plateaus "felt like coming home".
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The White House declined to elaborate on how many troops are in Syria, how many are coming home, or when.
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The authors also theorize that students coming home for holidays or increasing their time inside might also be a factor.
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The best part of my day is coming home and closing the door and finding my six cats at home.
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"That was a tough era for Vietnam vets — coming home from war, they weren't welcomed with open arms," says Ventimiglia.
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Why should any teacher be forced to choose between saving students' lives or coming home alive to their own families?
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That is to say, if fascism is colonialism coming home after its long journey abroad, all anti-fascism is decolonial.
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Wilson: I remember coming home from Kress' luncheonette counter and Ricky was in the living room working on some music.
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Almost 3,000 young men attending religious schools in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Egypt and other countries have been coerced into coming home.
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The app recommends departing on Thursday, November 22 and coming home on Wednesday, November 28 for the cheapest possible flights.
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We caught a flight to Bangkok and made our way through Southeast Asia, South America and Iceland before coming home.
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By having repeated this cycle every day, Joe associates the cue of coming home to watching TV and feeling relaxed.
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Around the world, ISIS fighters are coming home, whether disillusioned with the cause or intent on opening a new front.
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Her parents said they looked forward to Nasir coming home from school and sharing positive first-day-of-school stories.
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"Coming home from the hospital I found out I was pregnant, with my daughter who's now six," Sanchez told KTVU.
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"Just got word that Matthew Charles will be coming home within 24 hours," Kardashian West, 38, tweeted on Thursday afternoon.
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After coming home to a trashed kitchen, a family in Vail, Colorado, suspected that a burglar broke into their house.
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Coming home: The city has been lucky in attracting a new crop of engineering and business graduates from area universities.
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She spoke to her mother on Mother's Day and was looking forward to coming home and helping the Hope Dealers.
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Westwood, however, three-putted 16 for bogey, while Willett made a birdie there to build a comfortable lead coming home.
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"She made Gigo into a more universal concept—love, coming home, trusting the one you love," Geraedts explained via email.
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McKellar previously appeared in such Christmas flicks as Christmas at Grand Valley, Coming Home for Christmas, and My Christmas Dream.
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"I felt my ankle coming home, so I tried to hold on as long as I could," Gatlin told NBC.
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"College students are coming home, and now they have the opportunity to shop with either family or friends," Cohen said.
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"Coming home from Vietnam was close to as traumatic as the war itself," says the Matterhorn author and Vietnam veteran.
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It saves money on parking except those nights — like tonight — when I'll be coming home later than the van runs.
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A Nest smart thermostat Coming home to a comfortable temperature is possible without blasting the AC or heat all day.
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"My baby's coming home, but her sister's dead," Ms. Mateen said as a single tear rolled down her left cheek.
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Military officials have previously indicated that troops involved in building bases and other infrastructure could be coming home before that.
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But Adam and Hank Asher (Andrew McCarthy), who was convicted of his murder, discover that coming home isn't so easy.
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"My dad's was coming home from two tours in Vietnam, and God knows what he was dealing with," he said.
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Great disco songs feel endless, like mimicking a night out that sees you coming home as the sun comes up.
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" As she recalled, "there was pretty much no question at that time that he was not coming home with me.
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I am very lucky to have parents who support my coming home for the holidays by buying my plane tickets.
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This could be neglect or abuse, or a parent coming home drunk all the time or beating the other parent.
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They knew, before any names were officially released or parents were notified, which of their friends were not coming home.
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Now, he's released another Ye collaboration in "Coming Home;" this time, he's enlisted Lauryn Hill to guest on the single.
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Cline was killed on March 5, 1963, in a private plane crash coming home from a benefit concert in Kansas.
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She was "raped and left blindfolded by the side of the road, coming home from church," Winfrey told the audience.
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Suffice to say, it's very comfortable, and I love coming home to collapse into and fall asleep in this mattress.
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He boasted about his poll numbers, the 2016 election, his relationship with China, soldiers coming home and criminal justice overhaul.
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Soon, her brothers and husband were arrested and tortured, in some cases coming home with their fingernails removed, she said.
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Every visit was sad; we'd cry at the end and my daughters would ask me when I was coming home.
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He was planning on coming home anyway to support Matthew, but he had to cut short his vacation to play.
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We also chat about when she'll be coming home for Thanksgiving in a few weeks since she's away at college.
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When he returns, alone, to his well-appointed house in the suburbs, he resembles any other tired commuter coming home.
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"I was coming home every day [after school] and working on it for the rest of the day," he says.
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But I keep thinking of that white family down the street and their fried turkey: They never stopped coming home.
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In any case, seeing the Klingons in all their combative glory feels a bit like coming home for Trek fans.
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Keith Urban's new music video for his hit "Coming Home" will make you want to retreat to your own favorite shelter.
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The shortcomings of SAFE notes (simple agreement for future equity) are coming home to roost; ironically, entrepreneurs are paying the price.
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He can&apost afford to have body bags coming home to Russia in the same way that he did with Ukraine.
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It's like the feeling you have coming home after a long day at the beach — tired, but it was worth it.
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"You can inject packets and alter waypoints, change data on the flight computer, set a different coming home position," Rodday says.
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" Rosenman replies that when Port was upset about things like breastfeeding after coming home from the hospital, that he "wasn't scared.
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The leader dog went missing from the Almont, Michigan, woman's backyard on Saturday, just ten days after coming home with McKeon.
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The best solution is preventing them from coming home with you, such as by securing luggage in plastic bags while traveling.
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"Coming home from the Globes with an award was brilliant, but I've been promoting Nocturnal for six months," said Taylor-Johnson.
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ISIS is defeated, the Taliban wants to make peace, and US troops will soon be coming home from Syria and Afghanistan.
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Here are some of our favorite pieces: Okay, just imagine coming home from a long day and snuggling up on this.
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"Wish it was for other reasons than my Mom being in the hospital- I love coming 'home' to Michigan," she wrote.
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If the waiver is approved, she will likely be on a path to picking up her H1B visa and coming home.
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The dead dog is not a case of quotidian cruelty, as in the book, but of pigeons coming home to roost.
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"We're all happy that there is hardware coming home and we'll have one more shot for those girls tomorrow," Johnson said.
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She breaks the news that she isn't coming home for weekend, which prompts more hysterical tears from Dre over the phone.
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"It's like when a Soyuz capsule is coming home," Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at Harvard and spaceflight expert, tells The Verge.
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But in all seriousness, the entertainer's children are his greatest joy and what he looks forward to coming home to most.
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Tinning was "very emotional" when she told her husband in July that she was finally coming home, he told The DailyGazette.
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Put aside the success in North Korea and yes, we now have remains from that war coming home this very day.
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He loves to play and snuggle, and nothing is better than coming home to him and experiencing true unconditional animal love.
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"It felt like coming home and we laughed so hard," star Debra Messing said of the first table read, held Wednesday.
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When Americans coming home in suburban Philadelphia, they&aposre saying, how am I going to, you know, pay my car payment?
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When Jack enters the story late in the first episode, it feels like Dad is coming home after a business trip.
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Otto Warmbier Otto Warmbier has died, less than a week after coming home to the US from detention in North Korea.
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Millennials have wrestled with their choices this election cycle, although there are signs that those voters are coming home to Clinton.
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She asked me what was going on, and why I was coming home days later with wine stains on my sleeves.
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"Football's coming home" isn't just about the hope that we'll win a tournament, it's everything that underpins our desire to succeed.
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"How do you explain to a 9-year-old that maybe their daddy isn't coming home?" she said on Wednesday's episode.
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When I first started this, there was a lot of coming home, sleeping for an hour, and then going back out.
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"More than once people have come in and said that eating at Hobby's is like coming home for lunch," he said.
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Condition was important so "we wouldn't have to worry about coming home to a leak or something broken," Ms. Hirsch said.
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It meant working during my commute, coming home to feed the kids and put them to sleep, then falling into bed.
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With the massive influx of people coming home for the holidays, local governments and temples hold festivals that double as fundraisers.
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I remember my dad coming home from work one day with a bullet hole in his car from a stray shot.
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"Coming home and explaining to my son that we no longer have a home, it's the hardest thing," she told CNN.
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You pick out a walnut tree from pictures and your ashes are coming home with your best friend, and that's that.
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If you're a journalist in Mexico, you run the daily risk of not coming home at the end of the day.
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You can describe coming home, or starting to kiss them—things like that—and it can progress as it normally would.
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Maybe it was your college roommate coming home unexpectedly to grab a book only to find you facedown and ass up.
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It's an experience I'll never forget, and I'm so excited he's coming home to be a part of our Sixers family.
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My grandmother was mortified when she saw the two men coming home alone, but she couldn't persuade them to go back.
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I am coming home from junior high, waiting for a bus, watching Game 222 on a television in a store window.
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"The bottom line is, he is always enthusiastic about coming home and seeing what he calls his people," Mr. Brock said.
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A stocked species Mr. Groves is happy to remind us is originally from California, it will be coming home with us.
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Maybe the aisles would fill with children from the middle school nearby, or with commuters coming home on the L train.
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When I get home, I ask C. when she's returning home and she says that she's not coming home until tomorrow.
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It's hard to have two homes during the season and feel like you're ever really coming home from a road trip.
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He took 50 volumes by classic British authors—Dickens, Scott, Thackeray and Trollope ("Dickens was always a bit like coming home").
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It's also coming home to the body of reference and inference and connection that we've been building up for 92 years.
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"Stephanie is home — she's coming home at last, right where she belongs," he said, as his wife, Sharleen, wiped away tears.
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Coming home each day, Ms. Kondo has a routine: She thanks her shoes for their hard work, and also her clothing.
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"I'm proud to announce this iconic sports franchise will be coming home for good — one year ahead of schedule," Cuomo said.
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"It sounds very Dorothy, very 'Wizard of Oz,' but, after all this time away, my new work is about coming home."
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Read his short piece about how this weekend's violence was nothing less than the alt-right's chickens coming home to roost.
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Chase Headley and Gregorius singled in runs, with two more coming home on a force play and a Gardner sacrifice fly.
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The lyrics differed only slightly, but his version portrayed a working man coming home to his wife and pleading for respect.
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"The chickens are coming home to roost from the Toys R Us bankruptcy," said Richard Gottlieb, CEO of Global Toy Experts.
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I just remember my mom coming home and lying on the bed and crying, and hearing sirens all over the place.
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"A lot of people in my age group remember coming home from work and watching the Anita Hill hearings," Carey said.
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"I have had Carson coming home every night for many years," she said, according to the UK's PA Media news agency.
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Coming home after spending 2½ years stationed overseas in the early 1960s, he was shocked to find the hippie invasion underway.
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It seemed like a fairly straightforward, mundane life—filled with school and the joys of coming home to my mom's home cooking.
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"We&aposre coming home a champion, Houston," Springer said after accepting the World Series MVP trophy named this year for Willie Mays.
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For now, Welliver is looking forward to coming home to his own menagerie of pets and seeing where Bosch takes him next.
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I just tried to do an easy first 100 meters, then really build the 50 and put my all into coming home.
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Coming home from Africa last year, Francis similarly dismissed a question about whether condoms could be used in the fight against AIDS.
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She and her husband Gentry Eddings, a pastor, were coming home from a family wedding when a truck driver crashed into them.
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"Coming home was one of my hardest moments post-injury because I expected to have everything be back to normal," she says.
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Football will not be coming home to England, and there will be no title to match the 1966 triumph at Wembley Stadium.
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We were both just anxious and excited, knowing that when we would be coming home our baby would be here shortly after.
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We were coming home from picking up some Chinese food and wehad two little dime bags of marijuana we'd just picked up.
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Instead of coming home with another dude's cologne on her, she was logging in outfitted in armor I knew she couldn't afford.
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But now the company's chickens are coming home to roost, and Uber appears to be at a loss for what to do.
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After coming home, I got back into bed knowing that it didn't matter when I decided to get out of it next.
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Inside I was like, 'Ask me out!' but outside I was like, 'I love being single and coming home every night alone.
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I hold doors open with my shoe, avoid touching handrails, and immediately wash my hands after coming home from any public place.
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De Lesseps, 52, recalls coming home from a dinner party, only for D'Agostino to head back out to meet a former flame.
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I knew right away that he was coming home with me, so I took this video to always remember our first hello.
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"When I found out Blaze was coming home with me, I wasn't prepared, because we didn't think it would happen," Farnan says.
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I guess cousin April got tired of her husband not coming home at night because he 'was too tired to drive home.
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"Republicans are coming home," he predicted, as recent polls tighten nationally and in some battleground states with five days to the election.
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Fury over their partner coming home late from work may be caused by jealousy and the fear the partner is more successful.
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Somewhere between your third drink and that Cardi B song you love, you decide your date is definitely coming home with you.
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"He looks forward to completing his sentence and coming home to Lauren, family and friends," a rep for Sorrentino previously told PEOPLE.
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As people in Derry ponder these tough spiritual messages, inspiring to some and unacceptable to others, a hard truth is coming home.
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He and Jessica's stepmother, Debbie Chambers, were coming home from Christmas shopping when an ambulance "came flying past us," Debbie tells PEOPLE.
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According to Google, at least 5,000 articles containing the words "England", "football" and "coming home" have been published in the last week.
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I am often coming home either laughing at myself or kicking myself for saying that one stupid thing that I tested out.
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The step up several keys at 2:58 is super interesting, as is the G-chord chorus that feels like coming home.
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I can tell my mom is really excited that I'm coming home next week, which makes me even more excited to visit.
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The only thing is that he didn't tell his parents that he was coming home, which made the trip home even better.
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Kenny was working on one of the farms just a little north of Aurora and I think he was just coming home.
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If someone had planned on manually triggering their AC before coming home from work this afternoon, they may be out of luck.
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"We all came together and read, and it felt like coming home," said Debra Messing, of their first table read back together.
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One year, I was coming home for Thanksgiving, and every seat was taken but the one by the bathroom in the back.
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If O'Gorman hadn't been coming home from work to wake her family, "we would have been in the house trapped," she said.
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It's also a very fine coming-home story, reconciliation story and small-town-hero story — another spunky, funny work by Josh Tobiessen.
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He has been on the phone negotiating with Maduro himself in recent weeks, and in the end, Josh is finally coming home.
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She insists Sanders voters, mostly millennials at Iowa's college campuses, are coming home to Clinton, and notes they're doing well with women.
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However, coming home to a dark environment can cause a sleepy feeling, and many people fall asleep while watching TV or reading.
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Many Durbanites find themselves having to leave Durban to find success, but you say coming home has helped you find your groove.
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My colleagues are working full-time jobs as teachers, then coming home at night to revise their scripts to shoot this summer.
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Over time, Snips is supposed to learn when I'm going to work and coming home and suggest these events in my timeline.
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Jones -- her love, her partner, and the father of her children, just weeks away from finishing his deployment -- was not coming home.
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For experts wary of the unprecedented "quantitative easing" pursued by the Fed, the murky path forward is chickens coming home to roost.
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A favorite meme is "It's coming home," a reference to the fact that football is believed to have been invented in England.
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The students of Parkland are like veterans coming home from the bloody front of the N.R.A.'s de facto war on children.
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And, most important, the story of a man losing his way and coming home was something I needed in these difficult times.
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When she first arrived at the park, one week into her exchange program, seeing all those English signs felt like coming home.
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We stepped across the threshold that would take us closer to the reality that Bryan truly was coming home in a coffin.
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As a father myself, I'm worried about the impact it will have on my kids coming home safe at night or evenings.
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She was overjoyed by the birth of her granddaughter, who spent two weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit before coming home.
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Is it good vibes — the son of a former assistant, himself a former quarterback for St. Bo, coming home to make good?
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As the episode nears a close, Chace informs Gail in her kitchen that little Paul won't be coming home yet after all.
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He told her he remembered her coming home one day ranting about how men should never be allowed to be OB-GYNs.
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Reina Santos, 50, who lives in the central city of Santa Tecla, said she felt the earthquake as she was coming home.
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After a bad breakup, she flees Britain for a struggling hospital in southern India — she's both going somewhere exotic and coming home.
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He remembers his father coming home one night in 1993 after a meeting in which officials discussed future leaders of the country.
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"Our family didn't get the news we had hoped for but I am very grateful that Paighton is coming home," she wrote.
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After treading water on the front nine, he picked up five birdies coming home to make his presence felt on the leaderboard.
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Twelve years ago, when her family talked her into coming home to open a restaurant, she thought that somehow she had failed.
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Defending champion American Tori Bowie also advanced but was made to work, coming home third in her heat in a pedestrian 11.30.
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" Four days later, Mr. Trump said the withdrawal would be "slow" and "highly coordinated" and maintained that "our troops are coming home!
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"I really thought about coming home, selling everything I have, and moving to Kentucky and getting a job there," Ms. Milam said.
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But Trump is very different from the typical Republican, and perhaps his extreme personality could prevent these wayward partisans from coming home.
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"Prior to working with Luke I didn't know much about the modern country world," said the "Coming Home" singer about his country collab.
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I made it almost entirely on the road on planes, in hotel rooms and even on Amtrak ("Winter's Anthem" coming home from DC).
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I hate sleeping in this house alone, and the dogs get jumpy thinking L. is coming home every time they hear a noise.
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Remember when coming home with an "I Love Mom" drawing and a DIY macaroni necklace was a perfectly acceptable present for Mother's Day?
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But now, after three quarters of a century buried in obscurity, many of the heroes are in the process of finally coming home.
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It was only when she was coming home from school and saying, 'Mummy, people keep on telling me that grandma is the queen.
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" Urban was especially delighted by the presence of one more "Coming Home" collaborator: the man who actually played the riff on "Mama Tried.
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They were not major issues, as far as I know, just things teenagers do like not coming home on time, maybe being disrespectful.
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I still have a Killjoys-era My Chem poster hanging over my bed in my apartment, so coming home to that was odd.
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You can't just up and leave title-less again after coming home with all the pomp and circumstance that accompanied LeBron in 2014.
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However, she will have another shot of coming home with hardware as she will take part in the team competition beginning this weekend.
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The first TV ad showed a Boston delivery nurse coming home from a night shift and eating a Lean Cuisine mac and cheese.
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For many, home is a source of comfort; coming home to a house drenched in the blood of a loved one seems unimaginable.
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By building relationships on this sacred land at this crucial time, "they're coming home," experiencing ceremonies like many haven't before, Spotted Eagle says.
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My commute home takes twice as long as my morning commute because I get stuck with all the people coming home from Seattle.
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I'm pretty sure I remember coming home from the hospital: It was nighttime; there was a street lamp, the sky, and a building.
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"I don't even know how his wife is going to broach the subject with the kids (about) daddy's never (coming) home," Light said.
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"I don't even know how his wife is going to broach the subject with the kids of daddy's never (coming) home," Light said.
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Thousands of people whose good conduct while incarcerated earned them months off their time in prison are now coming home to their families.
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One day, I headed for my bedroom after coming home, and as I reached for the knob, the door flew open by itself.
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"I can't really describe what it was like but coming home with that crowd roaring is what I've always dreamed of," he said.
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Leadership: While younger talent is becoming more open to coming home, senior-level employees are less willing to move halfway across the country.
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"My daughter kept asking when Barney was coming home," said Danielle Bowden, a 42-year-old from southeast London, whose cat was beheaded.
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It's pretty common especially during the summer... you get lots of people riding around drunk on their bikes coming home from the pub.
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We were coming home from a date night; Joel and his wife were lying on their lawn, staring up at the evening sky.
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I served in both the Navy and then deployed with the Army National Guard, so I know the challenges associated with coming home.
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Like his father, he was temperamental, and the two often clashed; Wim started going out in the evening and coming home very late.
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After receiving the remains Tom called me from the minister's Vietnam office and we told America some of her boys were coming home.
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"I thought I was coming 'home,' but was surprised at the longing for a new place that had grown so comfortable," she wrote.
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There's nothing like coming home from a long US tour and coming up the NJ Turnpike with NYC looking as good as ever.
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The Punisher would rather give us glimpses of a boring, gray, painful life that many vets get to deal with after coming home.
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They're coming home at maybe 290:250 pm or 218:00 pm or 7 to have dinner with their wives and actually talk.
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Ever since he nearly died in a hospital in Florida two decades ago, he's insisted on coming home when illness or injury strikes.
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I always end up coming home with peanut butter, asparagus, eggs, and trail mix and nothing I can make a meal out of.
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Then, coming home one night, I bumped my car off the road and rolled three and a half times into a power pole.
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The episode ends with Chuck's preteen daughter coming home, and Chuck using her presence to forestall any further discussion about what's just happened.
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Now, I get up onstage every night and, when I sing that line, "I'm not coming home tonight," I think of my daughter.
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One night after coming home from a football game on the road, his mother noticed a round orange object glowing by their house.
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Whenever we'd fly into LAX to visit my grandparents and my cousins, it felt like coming home for reasons I couldn't really articulate.
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I remember coming home from school and looking at all the sneaker websites like Kicks On Fire, Sneaker News, Kixify, ane Sole Collector.
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Nor after everything James said in his unforgettable "I'm Coming Home" essay he wrote with Lee Jenkins for Sports Illustrated in July 2014.
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Coming home to see her was a quiet healing; every time I came back to that house, I was less sad, less lost.
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I feel very fortunate to be coming home when Canada, ever the bashful self-deprecating starlet, is finally having its global close-up.
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Characterizing Kennedy's death as "chickens coming home to roost" offered the press a soundbite that seemingly celebrated the death of a sitting president.
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You can then choose from these preset options: good morning, bedtime, leaving and coming home, as well as commuting to and from work.
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In an ad for Rocket Mortgage we see the "Aquaman" actor coming home apparently after a hard day of being a sexy star.
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"I felt, rather than heard, the explosion of Yvan's happiness," the narrator says, when she tells him she may finally be coming home.
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And he was threatening me, telling me that I was never coming home if I wouldn't tell him what he wanted to know.
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They're coming home Ukraine has seen increased support for LGBT rights since the political upheaval of 2014, but homophobia remains widespread throughout society.
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Soldiers in the trials, some of whom had been suicidal after coming home from Iraq or Afghanistan, found a reason to keep living.
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He and a friend were coming home from a party, sharing a motorcycle, when the police tried to stop them, the family said.
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Amber Guyger, who was coming home from her job as a Dallas police officer, says she thought she was in her own apartment.
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Coming home to a house that's considerate enough to turn on a few lights as you walk in is both fun and reassuring.
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Plus, when I'm coming home, I can use the cubes to keep anything I didn't end up wearing separate from my dirty laundry.
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Gabriel Taye When Cornelia Reynolds found her 27-year-old son, Gabriel Taye, had killed himself after coming home from school on Jan.
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Johnny Mathis, 27, was coming home from work in Houston, Texas and had just parked his car in his apartment complex's underground garage.
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Click your heels together three times, because a pair of ruby slippers from the 1939 classic "The Wizard of Oz" is coming home.
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We are coming home!!!!" he wrote on Instagram, as he thanked the "Smooth Operator" singer, 60, for all "the love you give me.
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But after Iraqi leaders said those troops can't stay there, Esper said they will be deployed in Iraq only temporarily before coming home.
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She spent it with my sister and brother in Western New York, in part because she'll be coming home for winter break tomorrow.
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"This is another place where our failure to pay attention and invest in our infrastructure is really coming home to roost," Loeb said.
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" Just before his arrest in Texas on Tuesday, an Instagram account appearing to belong to Hasan posted a message which read, "I'm coming home.
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She asks if I want to come over tonight for wine and movies, but I tell her my daughter, R., is coming home tonight.
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Cousin was a resident and a neighbor coming home who "happened to stumble upon the suspect when he was leaving the area," Pillow said.
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Not in the sense that you've seen anything like it before (trust me, you haven't), but rather that seeing it feels like coming home.
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When she's not working full-time, she helps others who were sentenced to long prison terms as children navigate the process of coming home.
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His parents wanted him to be outside in a safe, wide-open place where he has freedom to roam, and that meant coming home.
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And when she realized that many of those kids were coming home from school hungry, she took it upon herself to develop a solution.
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"Our families don't know when we are coming home and often it's hard to contact them," said Weaver, who is married with two kids.
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Kieron: To be honest, I was just coming home and I saw there was a queue here and I wondered what was going on.
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Dern has been nominated for the Oscar twice: the first time for his role in 1978's Coming Home and in 2014's Nebraska.
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"I could remember her coming home and telling me she would empty out jars of urine that were on the back porch," she said.
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Then at the end of the day coming home from work and having to [care] for your kids and making up for lost time.
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"I know what you're doing/Coming home late at night," they sing, with the delivery of someone who is just so over the lies.
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"Coming home to a tidy, pulled-together space will help everything in your life feel the same way," says Bobby Berk (far right). 13.
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Just coming home from a family vacation, Brandi got a call from a friend connected to a social worker who told them about Bruin.
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I don't pack a lunch because I'm coming home in the middle of the day to make food for our annual work party later.
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I was pretty sure they were going to treat us amazingly well so that we would only have good things to say coming home.
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Anyone who's felt emotional gazing at a thriving snake plant, or looked forward to coming home to their plants after work can absolutely relate.
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And even while soldiers were coming home, the brand of warfare was shifting, from boots on the ground to stealth machines in the sky.
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"Just coming home, I think being in our own bed and (getting) some home-cooked food just seemed to do the trick," Tavares said.
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You'd get weekly calls to the house landline from recruiters, usually during that golden window between school letting out and working parents coming home.
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Can't you just imagine her coming home from school in Perth, Australia (her hometown), turning on her video camera, and dreaming of being famous?
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"These trade tensions are coming home to roost and they are impacting the fundamentals of the market," said Tally Leger, equity strategist at OppenheimerFunds.
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In his first big Afghanistan war speech, Obama promised a surge of 30,000 troops but stipulated they would start coming home within 18 months.
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Also, years of being an observer and seeing people come home from Vietnam — and the people coming home from Afghanistan — made me really uncomfortable.
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When I talk with other vets, discussion often turns to American foreign policy and how it affects our troops abroad and those coming home.
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Across the nation reports are surfacing of these employees coming home with torn clothes, black eyes and bloody lips, and some have been hospitalized.
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Then came July 11, 2014, when James, a free agent, announced in an online love letter to the city that he was coming home.
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"I like coming home to vote and my health care is based in the U.S." It doesn't hurt to maintain a U.S. mailing address.
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In his State of the Union address, Trump included a line that spoke to "second chances" and redemption for people coming home from prison.
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I hang around home longer than I should so I can catch my boyfriend coming home and kiss him before I have to go.
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Early on Saturday, Mr. von Ohlen was riding in the bike lane coming home from his night job at Apotheke, a bar in Manhattan.
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One of Parrish's daughters "went back and forth several times yesterday between 'Daddy's not coming home' and 'But Daddy's with Jesus,'" the pastor recalled.
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Give the gift of coming home to clean floors with a Eufy RoboVac robotic vacuum, which also happens to be an Amazon's Choice product.
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His father was a welder at Dana Steel, and Soltysik remembers him coming home temporarily blind, his skin reddened from exposure to welder arcs.
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The smell of slaughterhouses, and surgery, and coming home from a weekend away to find your goldfish floating at the top of its tank.
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At one point, I remember coming home and parking my car when a shootout broke between two rival gangs in my own parking lot.
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The song's refrain, "It's coming home," became a greeting and a farewell, the answer to every question, the clip that launched a thousand memes.
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The "coming home" theme would become common in commercials, showing returning soldiers surprising their loved ones or being heralded as heroes by their hometowns.
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After the incident, Cerrone explained -- "Told the grim reaper 'Not today Mother F**ker' I'm figuring this the f**k out and coming home!!"
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ARTS A film review on Wednesday about "Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank" misstated the location of Robert Frank's remote home.
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Instead of condemning Harley's move, he declares that it's irrelevant given the "massive amount of activity coming home" thanks to the corporate tax cut.
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But she is determined to hold on to her identity as she awaits a reunion with a husband who might not be coming home.
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I just remember putting a brave face on to go to work every day, and then coming home and completely breaking down most nights.
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Even though he was taking an antidepressant, he told me that coming home to Los Angeles had not unfolded the way he had hoped.
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In the latest photo of Marli, the newborn is wrapped in her father's arm and Monica + Andy's Coming Home Blanket with Top Knot Cap.
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On top of that, changes in the fishing industry are bringing a new stress: the men are coming home for longer periods of time.
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"A bunch of stuff I didn't really want to sell coming home ... not a bad hourly rate for a 5-hour shift," he tweeted.
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Her child asked her 'mother, mother, why doesn't father come back to us, doesn't he love you, is that why he isn't coming home?
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"I have a very clear memory from 7th grade of coming home from school after several hours of classes on the Holocaust," he wrote.
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Sports ____ The three American prisoners released by North Korea this week may find that coming home from internment is not without its own struggles.
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"I work at a job that requires all-day chatter, and coming home to my solitude is necessary," a solo-dwelling woman told Curbed.
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Coming home from out of town, they say, they were asked to produce documents from landlords and employers or be left on the street.
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And then you get to go tell their mom that they are not coming home, when all we needed was a few more minutes.
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As an emergency physician, one of the saddest parts of my job is telling someone their loved one overdosed and is never coming home.
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What it was was just the effect of coming home and seeing where my life was at, as a result of my own decisions.
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Soldiers coming home joined veterans in mounting their own protests, embittered by horrific battlefield casualties, nightmarish atrocities and horrendous conditions at Veterans Administration hospitals.
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Here are some chores and errands to consider doing before heading out that can make coming home almost as pleasant as the vacation itself.
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This isn't a money-saving move, but you can help avoid coming home to catastrophic flood damage by turning off the main water supply.
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D. calls to tell me he's back from Yosemite and M. texts to say she's not coming home tonight because her flight was delayed.
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After being enslaved by smugglers and then detained in a Libyan migrant center, coming home should have been a happy reunion for the family.
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So for your future, your daughters, your everything to keep going, you have to think as a business person — that he's not coming home.
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The pacemaker couldn't fix Metzger's heart, but it allowed him to enjoy his favorite hobbies—playing golf and coming home to cut the grass.
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There is no wave of Republicans lining up behind the president, nor is there any tangible evidence of conservative independents coming home en masse.
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Rafael tells Jane's abuela that it was basically the best kiss ever, that it "felt like coming home," while Jane was absolutely not about it.
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Timothy and Tina were not home, according to the criminal complaint, which stated that the couple took Ethan to a local hospital after coming home.
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The Coming Home actor, 78, was all smiles in a classic navy suit, which he paired with a light blue shirt and charcoal crosshatch tie.
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The Iraqi women who escaped ISIS but lost everything Coming home When he thought it was safe, Lalo returned to Bartella on a reconnaissance mission.
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This is a part of the Gallery's Coming Home project, in which 50 portraits will travel to the places they are most closely associated with.
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I think it makes you a stronger person when you understand what it's like when you don't know if your dad's coming home for Christmas.
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As she's taken into custody again, Blanca breaks down; outside the prison, Diablo waits for her with flowers, unaware that she won't be coming home.
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I remember the first time I had to call to tell my son I wasn't coming home because I was in jail over traffic tickets.
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From the viewpoint of huge American trade deficits, U.S. President Donald Trump is coming home empty handed after the Group of 21.5 meeting in France.
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The star had been in Atlanta filming What Men Want when she first told Hayden that she was thinking of coming home for Mother's Day.
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So those dynamics just fascinate me, whether it's a disease with people trapped in a house, or a relative coming home for Thanksgiving, or whatever.
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But for two, you know, he told on me one night when we got pulled over by the police coming home from a house party.
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After eight years of coming home from her job as a lawyer and working on her fiction writing, that side hustle has become a star.
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COMING HOME I know you've heard this several times by this point, but do NOT over-schedule yourself when you come home from the hospital.
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If we're not all going to the polls and coming home with stickers on Election Day, will that translate into less social pressure to vote?
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I'm almost out the door when I realize I'm not going to be coming home for dinner, and I don't want to buy food out.
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We haven&apost had that kind of films that tells the story of soldiers coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan and the challenges they face.
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An Oregon mother shot and killed an intruder after coming home to discover him in the bedroom of one of her children early Sunday morning.
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"I started my career in theatrical publicity, so joining the Board of Second Stage feels a bit like coming home," said Brockman in a statement.
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You know, and -- and tears are appropriate for them as well, and I visit with those families as well -- victims of terrorism, soldiers coming home.
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Because if you were gonna show coffins coming home now… When you're showing a video game, I felt that was a little bit of trickery.
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But now if the adoption were to fall apart, we'd have to tell Simone that her new baby brother wouldn't be coming home after all.
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His fiancée Aimee Cagle told Click on Detroit that she had to tell their 5-year-old son that his daddy was not coming home.
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Beaty led off the sixth inning with a double before coming home on Hernandez's single to center to give the Dodgers a 5-3 lead.
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I was the last to know about his condition, the last to know when he was coming home, and the first who these changes affected.
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Some series and films are as essential as a mug of cocoa or a soft blanket – something safe and reliable, which feels like coming home.
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Apparently, she and her wife, Portia de Rossi, were at a dinner party, and DeGeneres fell into her front door as they were coming home.
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But coming home he had a new worry: that his five hectares of farmland might have been occupied by members of a rival ethnic group.
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After a year filled with space veggies, microgravity water ping pong, and gorilla invasions, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly is at long last coming home today.
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Fritsch, by now an editor in the Journal's Washington bureau after coming home from abroad, followed and joined up with Simpson for the same reasons.
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Cruz, speaking to Fox News Sunday, said, "Praise God that the prisoners are coming home" but Iran got the better end of the prisoner swap.
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Hicks also spent some time in a Georgia jail in April 2017 for allegedly assaulting 3 family members -- including her grandmother -- after coming home intoxicated.
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I often wonder what miracles each one of them could have experienced in their lives if they had been one of the ones coming home.
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After coming home from the event (and enjoying a game of Toilet Trouble, evidently) Teigen shared a series of hysterical videos and photos on Snapchat.
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As far as Jason Biggs is concerned, two can play the lunch-packing game — but Jenny Mollen might want to think about coming home soon.
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" Jonathan Swan pointed out: "Administration officials are horrified by what happened to Otto Warmbier [who died after coming home from North Korea in a coma].
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White's fiancée Aimee Cagle told Click on Detroit that she had to tell their 5-year-old son that his daddy was not coming home.
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This phenomenon, known as "coming home," is not reliable in campaigns but it is familiar to anyone who worked on Mr. Trump's behalf in 2016.
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Now that Buchanan and their daughter Pearl, 3, no longer live with him, Owen is trying to cope with coming home to an empty house.
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American troops are already coming home, "as we transition to the next phase of this campaign", said Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary.
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" People criticised the reporter for the question, while praising Khan's sassy response: Who asked Sadiq Khan, currently in Pakistan, "how does it feel coming home?
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Coming home from Dr. M.'s my grandmother trailed the four of us to the back of the bus where other blacks had settled themselves.
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While troops may be coming home from major war zones, U.S. involvement in conflicts apparently will shift to focus on precision airstrikes and intelligence gathering.
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Just imagine for a moment waking up in the morning or coming home at night to the smell of fresh bread baking in your kitchen.
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After almost 50 years married to the Barefoot Contessa, he's probably gotten used to coming home to roasted salmon tacos and vanilla rum panna cotta.
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Thanks to the bill, veterans coming home from war were able to attend college, start businesses, and purchase homes at rates unparalleled in American history.
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A Louisiana teen is going viral for dressing up in a different costume every day to greet — and embarrass — his brother coming home from school.
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" The book was born when Brill was "stuck in traffic in a taxi one night on the Van Wyck Expressway coming home from Kennedy Airport.
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Coming home when you say you will can build trust with your parents and possibly open up opportunities for further negotiations of down the line.
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I hate to see the women coming home, simply trying to survive, trying to do the right thing and getting pulled under by these fees.
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This is a part of the Gallery's Coming Home project, in which 50 portraits will travel to the places they are most closely associated with.
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But meanwhile Hassett is declaring that last year's corporate tax cut has led to a "massive amount of activity coming home" — which is just false.
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Combining warm chemistry and sharp humor with a distinctive cast of characters, Living Single feels like coming home to a particularly charismatic group of besties.
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A war story substitutes for a horror story, and at least one of them is the true tale of why a boy isn't coming home.
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Still, many people need to travel internationally and domestically, whether they are coming home from closing colleges, returning from vacation or going on urgent trips.
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She remembers her mom coming home, covered in mud from picking strawberries, screaming at her siblings to keep it down -- so little Blanca could study.
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If this is his last season in Cleveland, as many N.B.A. observers suspect, his "I'm Coming Home" tour will end in discord, exhaustion and defeat.
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But what other word is there for the ineffable force that keeps you coming back, coming home, night after night, returning to family and love?
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But what other word is there for the ineffable force that keeps you coming back, coming home, night after night, returning to family and love?
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"There have been huge impacts from the storm since it occurred during the Thanksgiving week of travel and coming home from the holiday," Oravec said.
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I love coming home to C., it makes it feel like we are a normal couple who lead normal lives (even though we def don't).
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I've brought my laptop to potentially do my bot shift over there and feed him dinner before coming home, but the internet password is wrong.
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The challenges facing the stock market are "coming home to roost," said widely followed strategist Jim Paulsen, who has been recently raising a red flag.
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One doesn't cozy up with The Dispossessed, or The Lathe of Heaven, or Always Coming Home; one must interact with them, and actually, actively read.
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"We are happy Frode Berg is now coming home to Norway, as a free man," Prime Minister Erna Solberg of Norway said in a statement.
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Coming home to the U.S. Two months after that interview, in November 2014, the U.S. State Department announced it secured the release of Bae and Miller.
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If you've been anywhere near the internet or the TV over the past week, chances are you'll have heard the words "it's coming home" by now.
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"We&aposre coming home a champion, Houston," Springer said after accepting the World Series MVP trophy named this year after Willie Mays for the first time.
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And every drunk fan in every pub across the country was scream-singing this song about a football coming home or something—it was crazy, alright?
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Michael Reagan was a Marine during the Vietnam War and weeks away from coming home in 1968 when he and his unit were attacked with rockets.
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An alibi, for some—Tawana Brawley was reportedly afraid of being beaten by her mother's boyfriend for staying out late and not coming home for days.
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But many can no longer afford to pay rent elsewhere so they're coming home -- 65 families returned in recent weeks, and more are arriving every day.
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In the late 1960s, a Pennsylvania man named Alan Litman fretted that his wife wouldn't be safe coming home late on the mean streets of Pittsburgh.
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When I talk to American students — and teachers for that matter — every single one of them has thought about going to school and not coming home.
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Moulton served in Iraq as a Marine and has spoken publicly about the plight of veterans and his own struggle living with PTSD after coming home.
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Your coworker won't stop coughing and your kid keeps coming home from school a snotty mess, and a box of tissues barely lasts you one day.
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Uriel Posada, who worked for more than 30 years as a house painter in the United States, dreamed of coming home to Colombia to grow coffee.
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Coming home and taking off your pants (and bra!) but still being covered enough for the Chinese food delivery guy is a key to living well.
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After years going without a romantic comedy whose opening scene is set to a jubilant Motown song, Set It Up felt a lot like coming home.
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"I remember him coming home and having written with Josh for the first time and obviously hitting his stride with Chris DeStefano," she recalled to PEOPLE.
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And terrorism experts say it's Europeans who've traveled to fight with ISIS and are now coming home, not refugees or migrants, who pose the real threat.
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She tells her dad she's not coming home — it's her and Harry forever now, emphasized once more when the pair have sex for the first time.
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Season 3 has seen a much grittier —and far more shirtless — Archie, and Apa says his character's life won't get simpler by coming home to Riverdale.
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Baddiel & Skinner's refrain of "It's coming home" still reverberated around stadia across the country and a group of gifted young players were coming to the fore.
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Cleveland tacked on six insurance runs in the eighth inning, with Naquin ripping an RBI single before coming home on rookie Bobby Bradley's pinch-hit double.
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He also shared one of a Fresh Prince Of Bel Air reference to Will Smith coming home to an empty house and a Home Alone poster.
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The Indians tacked on two more runs as Plawecki singled to left field to drive in Jake Bauers before coming home on Mercado's hit to center.
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"I believe it was a very tragic, sad accident that took the life of a guy that was just coming home from work," Roepke told People.
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In football especially, there's an undeniable romance to the idea of a club legend coming home at a time of need to steady the swaying ship.
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And so Ferguson called her children — four daughters and a son, only two of whom are older than 18 — to say she wouldn't be coming home.
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So many people said they love coming home to a ready-made meal—plus, we have these delicious and healthy recipes to help you get started.
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If you're wondering what most people are doing right now, if they're awake they're probably getting ready to work, at work, or coming home from work.
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My parents encouraged my ambition, buying me equipment, taking me to restaurants, and coming home with menus signed by chefs I followed in the food press.
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"Things are coming home to roost in a much more direct sense now," said Euan Graham, director of the International Security Program at the Lowy Institute.
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A more diverse country is a more fractious and polarized country, and over the past few weeks white Republicans have been coming home to their candidate.
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During that time, I met Mr. Kiarostami at the airport in Tehran, a backpack slung over his shoulder, coming home to Iran for visits between filming.
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"The Deer Hunter" received nine Oscar nominations and won five, including best picture, prevailing over "Coming Home," another drama about the Vietnam War and its aftermath.
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"Coming home around 5, I like seeing all these people, working people, leaving the train and going home to care for their kids," Ms. Miranda said.
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Economists and the media have been insisting that jobs sent abroad aren't coming home and, even if they did, robots would be doing most of them.
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"It's just been so long that he's been there that to hear he is actually coming home was incredible," Saulnier told CNN in a text message.
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