"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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Imagine coming home to not one but two furry things.
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Can you imagine coming home to that puppy every night?
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I can't leave without coming home to this crime scene.
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She couldn't be coming home to a more supportive community!
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But you never knew what you were coming home to.
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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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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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This is also the league's hype machine coming home to roost.
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The feeling of coming home to an empty rectory every night.
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Well, right now it's coming home to roost at this very moment.
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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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This man's stored up karma—that chicken is coming home to roost.
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Tina Fey is coming home to host Saturday Night Live May 19.
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"A lot of buyers are coming home to Wales," Ms. Elliott said.
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This argument asserts that Valeant's business choices are coming home to roost.
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" Morris contends that "Obama-Trump voters could be coming home to roost.
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"The bad behavior is coming home to roost," Beck told CNN Business.
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Coming home to them telling them I did it felt really good.
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This year, the Trump nomination is just the chickens coming home to roost.
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He used to say he never knew what he was coming home to.
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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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Few things compare to the joy of coming home to a furry companion.
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There are few things more daunting than coming home to a messy apartment.
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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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This has been coming home to me and I've enjoyed it a lot more.
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"My favorite part about going out," she shared, "is coming home to my loves."
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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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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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They had been spending all day at the hospital and coming home to nothing.
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Yes, the chickens of the past 50 years are coming home to roost — e.g.
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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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Trump is the Republicans' "chickens coming home to roost," Bill Maher told me recently.
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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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Sprawl is extremely subsidized, and the chickens are coming home to roost on that.
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The bets that they've made on that cap space are coming home to roost.
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Coming home to a clean house when you have a toddler is worth every penny.
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Foundation was created in 2012, coming home to lend a hand was a no-brainer.
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It's just a small reminder of the nature Kelly will be coming home to soon.
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Pair that convenience with the possibility of coming home to a warm, fully-cooked meal?
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It might be called the "coming home to roost" movement, and it has great power.
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I loved coming home to my own safe haven after spending the day around people.
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When it is done, he is coming home to be with you always and forever.
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Most important, four out of 10 such men won't be coming home to a wife.
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And now it seems like the chickens are coming home to roost, as they say.
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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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"I love coming home to someone who engages me every night," he says with a smile.
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Adam Sandler is coming home to Studio 8H for the first time since leaving in 1995.
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Coming home to a comfortable temperature is possible without blasting the AC or heat all day.
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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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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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Coming home to 7,200 sq ft, 9 bedrooms, and 9 baths in Manhattan will do that.
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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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My dad, a 450-pound ad man, hated coming home to a house with no real food.
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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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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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The controversies are finally coming home to roost and the sellers ... are coming right along with them.
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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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"He looks forward to completing his sentence and coming home to Lauren, family and friends," the rep added.
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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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It's like coming home to a baked potato with Kraft shredded cheese — topped with some zesty kale aioli.
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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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You'll have kids tonight coming home to a house where one or more of their parents are gone.
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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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Coming home to your dog is great, but bringing your four-legged friend to work is even better.
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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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Pickens also backed multiple candidates before coming home to Trump -- at first Bush, then Carly Fiorina and Ben Carson.
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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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Her immigrant parents had wanted the best for her, so imagine coming home to them with a lip ring.
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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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While the Afghan government does not publicly disclose exact casualty figures, the coffins are still coming home to villages.
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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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Scroll ahead for 10 items that will transform your humble abode into a sophisticated space you love coming home to.
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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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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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By having repeated this cycle every day, Joe associates the cue of coming home to watching TV and feeling relaxed.
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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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A Nest smart thermostat Coming home to a comfortable temperature is possible without blasting the AC or heat all day.
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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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"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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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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"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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"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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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"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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"I never wanted to be the last guy at Comic Con, in my sixties, and coming home to a house alone filled with comics," he says.
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What's new is that the High Sparrow is calling for a revolution, the Dothraki are back, and everyone's chickens—or dragons—are coming home to roost.
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As all pet owners — excuse us, paw-rents — can attest, there's nothing like coming home to a wagging tail or a purring, biscuit-making ball of fluff.
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At this point, I recognized I was likely not coming home to a job, so I decided to go huge and tell the Mother of All Whoppers.
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And which, as Gartner now notes, is coming home to roost for the industry — via people's "growing concern" about what's being done to them via their data.
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Living alone in Manhattan with a 40-minute commute is 100% worth the half-paycheck price, and I relish coming home to peace and quiet every night.
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This ad from India for laundry detergent movingly shows how women deal with the "second shift" — working all day and coming home to even more household chores.
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To avoid domestic arguments he'd often choose martini and burger dinners at P.J. Clarke's with his creative team at McCann Erickson instead of coming home to us.
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"Mine walked out the door (Saturday) and will never be coming home to me," Torre Collins, mother of Nevaeh Law, told the gathering, according to the newspaper.
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But where his ended on a note of incorporation, the cosmopolitan wanderer coming home to America, Ms. Tlaib and Ms. Ocasio-Cortez aren't interested in that resolution.
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Lawmakers say the situation is an example of Washington's chickens coming home to roost after choosing to back a force another ally sees as a terrorist group.
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But Russakow says that coming to Boosted — he's already started in the role, by the way — is like "coming home" to the mechanical engineering side of his brain.
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"After eight years of higher taxes, endless regulations and skyrocketing health care costs, the chickens are apparently coming home to roost," said Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas.
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Going to school with her hair smelling from the smokehouse and coming home to a pig's head on the kitchen table was just another day on the farm.
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The action takes place during one hot weekend in the small town where her brother, Jarvis (Tom Pecinka) is coming home to marry his fiancée, Janice (Louisa Jacobson).
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)John Kasich bounds up the stairs with the enthusiasm of a kid coming home to the smell of something sweet baking in the oven.
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If you thought your drunk Uber Eats orders were bad, just imagine coming home to a package of $2100 worth of rare Beanie Babies that you don't remember ordering.
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"We would rather be here to take care of what might happen as opposed to being forced away and then coming home to deal with it," Linda Stebbins said.
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The 48-year-old American picked up three strokes in his first nine holes, then three more coming home to put him in pole position for the Monday finish.
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Now, two years after these bans, China's proverbial chickens are coming home to not roost and things are only going to get worse, according to those following the market.
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Al Michaels, Ms. Johnson's nephew, said that he remembered her coming home to New Jersey as an adult and being scolded by her mother for wearing dresses and miniskirts.
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Uninsured and destroyed: Business owners return to their shops after Harvey Coming home to the "devastating" aftermath of Harvey Navy sends "Sea Dragon" helicopter to help with Harvey victims
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If I spend a little bit more money, I can have dinner with friends and have a social life instead of coming home to make a grilled cheese sandwich.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE 'I'm coming home to you' If you find yourself humming "Sweet Home Alabama" (and you will after reading this), you can thank Ed King for writing it.
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My favorite moments are coming home to him and be able to relax, snuggle, watch a favorite show of ours and order some food in — that's just the best.
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The couple fostered Jerry as an infant before adopting him; Morgan remembers being on the road and coming home to baby Jerry, knowing he was meant to join them forever.
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Several said they only found out about the incident through word of mouth or by coming home to see police tape and a body bag in front of their building.
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Brendan Dassey's coming home to a hero's welcome -- from his parents, anyway -- and a room filled with reminders of how famous he's become while incarcerated for more than 10 years.
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"Virgin Galactic is coming home to New Mexico where together we will open space to change the world for good," said Virgin founder Sir Richard Branson at a press event.
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Six back at the turn, Reavie birdied seven holes coming home to shoot a seven-under 153 as he took aim at his first PGA Tour victory in 215 years.
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There is also polling evidence to suggest that the cohort of Republican voters that has been uneasy with Trump is finally "coming home" to him, as The Hill previously reported.
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Back in January, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) passed on an opportunity to improve access to anesthesia care for military veterans—a decision that's now coming home to roost.
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Many a &apos90s kid fondly remembers scooting about on their Razor scooters before coming home to a snack of flavor-blasted X-treme cheddar Goldfish and maybe some sliced apples.
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Many users of Alexa devices are not at home during the day, and coming home to a daily barrage of notifications is not a pleasant user experience, to say the least.
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We were solid that we were coming home to one another every night, so it gave us the comfort and security to play knowing we were still crazy about each other.
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Wang: A detailed look at national polls suggests that more of the change was Trump's vote share coming up, maybe because a few reluctant Republicans are coming home to their nominee.
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The refrain, which promises that "football's coming home" (to the country that codified the rules but won its only title in 1966), returns every time the side reaches a major tournament.
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Pet owners know that there's nothing better than coming home to four-legged family members, but one too many treats can pose a threat to Fluffy and Fido's long term health.
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As my colleague David Roth recently posited, maybe it's because the on-field product is increasingly bad, and years of eroding at that successful formula is finally coming home to roost.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: We had recently moved to the Upper East Side but I still was working in Saddle River, N.J., and then coming home to make dinner every night.
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"I'm quite disappointed I won't be coming home to play in either the Australian Open in Sydney or the Presidents Cup the following week in Melbourne," Day said via a statement.
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Rank and file Republicans may be coming home to their nominee, but nearly the entire GOP elite, including the segment of the elite making peace with Trump, is aghast at his nomination.
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Now the action is coming "home" to a fictional county in Montana, where you'll team up with everyday Americans to face down a nefarious doomsday cult called the Project at Eden's Gate.
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In another emotional post, Dunham, 32, went on to reveal that after coming home to find Gia "limp and wheezing," the cat died in her arms while being rushed to the vet.
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"No matter how stressed or busy you are, at the end of the day, coming home to my family surrounded by cozy holiday décor gets me right back in the holiday spirit."
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Keeping Score So now the Mets are coming home to play the Washington Nationals on Tuesday in the first meeting this season between the two best teams in the National League East.
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Organizers from the Women's March chapter in Atlanta are looking forward to marching in D.C., then coming home to prepare for the city's annual Martin Luther King parade and day of service.
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When we have spent the last 36 years demonizing government and cutting at every opportunity, we should not be surprised that the chickens are coming home to roost on this vital issue.
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There are dumb Christmas songs—brash, adolescent, sex-obsessed, donkey-brained pieces of music that return to playlists every December like misbehaving college freshmen coming home to workshop their smuttiest "stuffing" puns.
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Sparked by rich valuations and fears that inflation finally might be coming home to roost, major averages each dipped more than 10 percent before recovering about half their losses in recent days.
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" San Bernardino County Human Services spokeswoman C.L. Lopez said in a statement on the family's behalf, "Our worst fears were confirmed today: our beloved Robert will not be coming home to us.
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The kind of guy who thinks coming home to his wife and family with six freshly caught sea bass in the trunk is a better high than snorting lines off ladies' hip bones.
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"At the end of the day, there are two wives whose husbands aren't coming home to them, and a whole bunch of kids whose worlds have been turned upside down," Mr. Buttram said.
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Design Notebook Beginning next month, residents coming home to the new 2360-unit rental building at 525 West 52nd Street will be welcomed by a lobby with an interior garden as its centerpiece.
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In the lyrics, Shingai talks about coming home to the land that built her as an adult and the joy it brings — which you can hear in her voice as clear as a bell.
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And while there's nothing quite so magical as coming home to a warm pot of cock rings on the stove, it's worth noting that no used sex toy is ever completely free of risk.
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I actually missed the very first day of filming because I was working as a basketball instructor at a summer camp, but I'll never forget coming home to see what my friends had made.
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Tonight and tomorrow we'll have more on Clinton's strategy to close out Trump, whether enough Republicans are coming home to back Trump and more from one of the surprisingly tight battles in the Senate.
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"We're at a time when all kinds of things are coming out of the woodwork and I basically think the chickens are coming home to roost," said Mr. Nelson, a 46-year-old autoworker.
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It's exhausting and thankless, and knowing that (even without children!) I'll be coming home to hours of more work affects my ability to put in extra time at my lab compared to male colleagues.
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One night, after my ex left for work like he usually did, with no reason to suspect he'd be coming home to much different scenery, a tsunami-sized wave of dread washed over me.
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The best selling and app-enabled Ecovacs Deebot N79 Robotic Vacuum is about to become their new best friend — who wouldn't love coming home to a clean house and not having to lift a finger?
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"There is nothing better than coming home to my little true loves," she captioned a sweet picture on Instagram of a Valentine's Day treat and cards made by Mason, 6, Penelope, 3 , and Reign, 1.
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Personally, coming home to my mom asking "How was your day love?" is the best part, because even if I've had the worst day on the planet talking to her always makes me feel better.
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In a classic case of chickens coming home to roost, Uber is suing its ride-hail rival Ola, claiming the Indian company created fake account to book, and then cancel, hundreds of thousands of rides.
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The world is certainly an unpredictable place, but one thing we can all count on is coming home to a nice, oozing, comforting Cadbury Egg or a bowl of Kraft's bright yellow Mac & Cheese, right?
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But for many New Yorkers, coming home to find deliveries stacked in the vestibule, hidden behind the building's garbage cans, or worst of all, left outside a locked door, is a thing of the past.
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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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As she notes in her 2012 cookbook, "Coming Home to Sicily," making sfincione at home using high-quality extra-virgin olive oil gives you an even better version of what you buy in the street.
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A metropolitan London backdrop, Nigella herself fashionably grabbing her groceries and coming home to a slightly cluttered but still presentable home to show you how you too can effortlessly prepare a quick and delicious meal.
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But if the thought of coming home to an adoring robot waiting for you at the end of a long day sounds like the dream to you, pre-orders are open now, The Verge on YouTube
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What to watch: "The pro-Brexit support is coming home to Boris, causing problems for Raab, whose candidacy is based on pursuing a hard Brexit," Ben Roback of the Cicero Group political consultancy emails from London.
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There are no rowdy groups banging on all the doors in the hallway after returning late from the bar, and I've never been kept from my bed by coming home to a sock on the door.
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That night at home, Alicia ponders this question while listening to "Better" by Regina Spektor (a very strong song choice) and imagines coming home to the three men in her life: Jason, Peter ... and Will Gardner!
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In " The Third Reconstruction ," Barber writes that his father could have secured a prestigious position as the pastor of a large urban church, but that coming home to Roper "was a vow of poverty" for him.
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While he used to complain about coming home to a messy house, now he's part of the solution, taking care of laundry, the children's transportation, classes, homework, feeding and bathing while she catches up on sleep.
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The Demon Deacons held off Boston College on the road last Tuesday before coming home to beat Georgia Tech 81-69 on Saturday as 77.43-10 sophomore John Collins notched his third double-double in four games.
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Trump hasn't been emphasizing those issues in recent days, and Republican voters, as The Hill reported this week, are finally coming home to Trump after months of flagging support threatened to put the White House beyond reach.
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" When Lehman Brothers collapsed, in September, 2008, and the global financial crisis hit, it was, to borrow a phrase of Hunter S. Thompson's, "a case of the chickens coming home to roost, accompanied by three giant condors.
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He birdied six of the first nine holes to turn in 29 strokes, before picking up two more shots coming home to pull two shots ahead of fellow American Webb Simpson (63) and Colombian Sebastian Munoz (20063).
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Whatever you think of a show starring, written, and produced by Dawson Leery where he plays a world-famous DJ who's BFFs with Justin Bieber, just know that James Van Der Beek is coming home to this face.
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Without doubt, he said, the growing crime rate was the result of "years of austerity coming home to roost," with fewer police officers on patrol and a growing gap between the haves and have-nots in the city.
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"Most people will probably see more net after-tax wages coming home to them, but the concern is whether the proposal will adequately cover taxes for 2018," said Michael D'Addio, a principal at Marcum in New Haven, Connecticut.
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And in their first competition since coming home to the States, the women's gymnastics team relied on teamwork and camaraderie yet again, this time for a fun game of Hungry Hungry Humans on Tuesday's episode of The Tonight Show.
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It seems like Falchuk celebrated by coming home to his waiting bride-to-be, as Paltrow posted the shot of the producer holding his Emmy with a sweet smile on his face just hours after the ceremony wrapped up.
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I also have easy access to fresh foods, know how to make them taste good and, because I work from home, don't have a long commute that makes coming home to cook dinner feel like one weight stacked onto the other.
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"Just taking a moment in between camera set ups to look around and appreciate how amazing it is that we are coming home to @foxtv this August," she wrote in an Instagram caption underneath a photo of herself on set.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The parents of terminally ill baby Charlie Gard on Tuesday accused a London hospital of preventing their son from coming home to die, the latest harrowing confrontation in a legal battle that has raised emotions far and wide.
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Captain Brandon Caldwell with the United States Air Force recently returned from a two-month deployment in Antarctica, coming home to his wife Amanda and their 9-month-old son Reagan, who started wearing glasses shortly after his dad left.
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That stands to reason: If I loathed the long batteries of bicycle crunches and hour-long elliptical machine sessions, coming home to a lunch consisting of a 4-ounce salmon fillet and steamed broccoli would feel like kick in the balls.
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This 7-quart Crock-Pot is simple to use, with low, warm, and high settings and is perfect for setting up a meal before leaving for work and coming home to some hot fresh dinner at the end of the day.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - China's securities regulator said it is analyzing the potential impact of overseas-listed Chinese companies coming home to relist on mainland exchanges, potentially bad news for tech firms trying to come home and cash in on high valuations.
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On a recent episode of the podcast Song Exploder, Snaith explained how he flipped the meaning: Barnes' vocals are about coming home to a lover; Snaith's words were inspired by a friend's experience of finding home within herself after a breakup.
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After former President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in November 1963, he said it was "the chickens coming home to roost," while referring to the death of black civil rights leaders and four girls killed in a Birmingham church bombing.
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The most popular women's mobilization of the 19th century wasn't for suffrage — it was for Prohibition, a moral crusade against demon men drinking demon rum, blowing their paychecks at the saloon and coming home to beat and rape their wives.
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Its last half-hour or so pushes back on a lot of the above, eventually returning to some of the first film's larger questions about how the US has sown horrors around the world that are coming home to roost.
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"I'm going to be coming home to Michigan for Thanksgiving and I know I'll be FaceTiming him because I'll be missing him like crazy," Kramer told PEOPLE backstage on Monday after being eliminated in the finals of the ABC reality dance competition.
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Then, you can dive into all the new shows and movies that are landing on the platform, because this is 2018, and if you're not always coming home to a few episodes of a TV show every night, then are you even living?
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Bouteflika, 22004 and rarely seen in public since a stroke in 22009, had returned to Algeria on Sunday after medical treatment in Switzerland - coming home to a country in the grip of protests against his decision to stand again in the elections.
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For all of you meat and potatoes people out there (raises hand), ButcherBox is your ticket to skipping the annoying post-work grocery store trip and coming home to ready-to-cook grass-fed beef, heritage breed pork, and free-range organic chicken.
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"Just taking a moment in between camera set ups to look around and appreciate how amazing it is that we are coming home to @foxtv this August," Spelling, 29, captioned an Instagram photo of herself on set of the revival, titled BH90210.
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Anti-collision and anti-drop sensors as well as protective bumpers let you have peace of mind if it's sweeping when you're not home — so you can count on not coming home to a broken vacuum at the bottom of the stairs.
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I didn't know what the outcome was going to be; all I knew was that there was a high likelihood that I wouldn't be coming home to her and that what she was suffering through was going to become her entire life.
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Worse still and not depicted in the slides: In 2017, Yahoo will finally lose another $120 million in fees from its Yahoo Japan search relationship (Yahoo Japan switched to Google many years ago, and now those chickens are coming home to roost).
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Latino children in Mississippi are coming home to empty houses, their parents disappeared, while funerals are being held for people who went to buy school supplies at a Walmart in El Paso or a kid who went to a garlic festival in California.
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But as advocates cheered on the law's repeal, for many it sounded as if they were coming home to a city once again theirs; one that didn't fall prey, as it often does, to the powerful forces of gentrification, or corporate control.
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Hatch has also been an outspoken advocate of the Republican strategy to wait to confirm a Supreme Court nominee until after the presidential election in November, recently telling the Federalist Society that this was "the chickens coming home to roost" for the Obama Administration.
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Some of the teens have already experienced unimaginable horrors in their young lives, including coming home to find a mother killed, holding a brother as he died, or being forced to hide inside a cave to escape being killed themselves, Manning told the Post.
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If England beat Sweden tomorrow and progress to the World Cup semi finals, expect the roar of "it's coming home" to get even louder on the streets of English cities and the meme creators to flood Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit with even more hilarious creations.
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" Then, her fellow judge Simon Cowell asked her about her elation, and she says she responded, " 'My dad's in a better place with no more pain, and I know what I'm coming home to because I'm going to divorce this guy, and that's it.
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It may not compare to Italy or Disney World, but coming home to a new TV could make the transition a lot less miserable — especially if you finally decide to invest in a new show instead of rewatching It's Always Sunny for the 12th time.
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I've always said that once you're in a relationship for a while, coming home to find your significant other has cleaned the apartment (or even unloaded the dishwasher) is far more romantic than a flashy (expensive) bouquet of flowers being delivered to you at work.
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They also tend to be people who like to live on technology's leading edge, which in Mr. Brown's case meant dismantling bombs for the Navy during the Iraq war, then coming home to start his own company to extend internet service into rural America.
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These days when I travel, I make sure that the cards I bring don't have the fees, and — unless I'm in a country or area where cash is particularly preferred — I put most of my spending on the card without coming home to surprise charges.
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These workers know they're essential for that person's care, but they're also worried about their own health, they're worried about the health of the person they're working with and what they might expose them to, and they're worried about coming home to their own families.
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Ms. Martinez, the worker at the turkey plant, does not have time to take English classes herself, but the future she envisions for her 5-year-old includes going to medical school, becoming a doctor and then coming home to work here in Storm Lake.
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As a fellow Wisconsinite, I am certainly biased, but much of 22, A Million seems to be about coming home to the woods again after your world has been utterly and irrevocably changed, whether through loss or love or the bizarre circumstances of fame.
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The video follows a day in the life of CRAZY young Zooey with Myspace hair doing CRAZY things like making eggs for breakfast, dealing with loads of sleazy men at the job she hates, then coming home to find an entire band playing live in her flat.
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Just like the convenience of smart lights or locks, the Instant Pot app allows you to control your Instant Pot's settings when you're away — so busybodies who aren't home to monitor food progress can ensure that they're not coming home to an overly-browned or cold meal.
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"Any hotel room that I'd be in on tour was going to be better than what I was coming home to for a while and I think that's why I kept the party going longer than I should've," he tells me about his pre-Carlton headspace.
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Virgin Galactic is 'coming home' to Spaceport America in New Mexico But the spaceport itself must also become a place for humans to arrive, park at, nervously sip coffee and have a pre-flight meal — if that's really a good idea for your first trip to space.
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Just like the convenience of smart lights or locks, the Instant Pot app lets you to control your Instant Pot's settings when you're away — so busybodies who aren't home to monitor food progress can ensure that they're not coming home to an overly-browned or cold meal.
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"NYCHA is crippling the same people, the same tenants, who have been paying their rent and coming home to a frozen apartment, which is not so much illegal as it is unsafe," said Calvin Dumgo, 59, a lifetime resident and former tenant association president of the 31-building development.
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Starring John Krasinski (yes, Jim Halpert from the American version of The Office, and the writer-director of A Quiet Place), Amazon's new prestige drama relocates Clancy's most famous hero to the present day, making him a veteran who saw action in Afghanistan before coming home to work for the CIA.
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"As you may know we're also working to bring back the remains of your brothers in arms who gave their lives to Korea and I hope that very soon these fallen warriors will begin coming home to lay at rest in American soil," he told a veterans group in Kansas City.
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But in 2015 Sony forged a deal with Marvel that finally allows the web-slinger to appear in Marvel movies, which in turn helps boost the superhero's solo ventures, hence the smirky allusion in Homecoming's title to Spider-Man being both a high school student and also coming home to Marvel.
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Instead of running the heat for hours on end to ensure coming home to a toasty house or slumber without shivering, we've pulled some cozy gadgets on sale that may suffice over cranking the thermostat: Shop personal heaters (including a Dyson), electric blankets, and heated mattress pads at Amazon and Walmart.
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Missouri Senate ad calls for a check on Clinton "In a trend we have seen in other red states, Republican-leaning voters in Missouri look like they are coming home to support their party's nominee despite any misgivings they may have about him," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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" The prepared remarks also argue that the world's problems are coming home to roost in America, in the form of terrorism and the menace of immigration: "To make life safe in America, we must also address the growing threats we face from outside America: we are going to defeat the barbarians of ISIS.
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But in 2015 Sony forged a deal with Marvel that finally allows the web-slinger to appear in Marvel movies, which in turn helps boost the superhero's solo ventures, hence the smirky allusion in Homecoming's title to Spider-Man not only being a high school student but also coming home to Marvel.
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Iron Man (also 22009) is about a corporate weapons manufacturer who finds his chickens coming home to roost when he is held captive by apparent terrorists in the Middle East (he learns only belatedly how much death his bombs have sown.) In Marvel's early films, the elite military force of S.H.I.E.L.D. was unquestionably good.
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"Having been a pro on America's Dancing with the Stars for the last 12 seasons, I am so excited to be coming home to bring my knowledge and passion from the U.S. to this stellar line up of Aussie talent!" the Australia native said in a statement about joining Australia's Dancing with the Stars.
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"Having been a pro on America's Dancing with the Stars for the last 12 seasons, I am so excited to be coming home to bring my knowledge and passion from the U.S. to this stellar line up of Aussie talent!" the 33-year-old Australia native says in a statement about joining Australia's Dancing with the Stars.
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The argument that Trump is winning this thing Republicans are coming home to Trump Scott Jennings, a conservative CNN analyst and former aide to George W. Bush and Mitch McConnell, makes a compelling argument, contra what Nancy Pelosi said yesterday, that this impeachment is all about politics and satisfying the political base and that, therefore, Trump is winning.
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In 1975, after The Times's food editor and restaurant critic Craig Claiborne reported in gastronomic detail on a $4,000 31-course epicurean repast for two, with wines, in Paris, Mr. Baker wrote "Francs and Beans," describing his own culinary triumph after coming home to find a note in the kitchen saying his wife had gone out.
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Until it officially becomes available to everyone, Efron fans and true crime consumers can tide themselves over with these details: It Won't Be Told From Bundy's Perspective According to Deadline, the movie is told from the point-of-view of Bundy's ex-girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer, who didn't know that Bundy was committing heinous crimes and then coming home to her.
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Republican voters are finally coming home to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE after months of flagging support threatened to put the White House out of reach.
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When you talk about that concept, I want to get to your book in a second about some of this too, but one of the things that I think a lot of people feel are lacking are that interest in social issues and all that coming home to roost right now in these hearings that have been going on and about the responsibility of companies like Facebook and Google and others.
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That means I sort of missed out on that entire teenage rite-of-passage with alcohol—of drinking until you're sick on a park bench, of sneaking into rock clubs with extremely lax ID policies (it's always rock clubs), of loitering outside liquor stores with a pocket full of change and the one person in your group with the most polite voice asking adult passersby if they can score you some Bacardi—because I had too many searing memories of coming home to find my dad passed out in front of the TV; of having to make him strong black coffee to sober him up before my mom got home and they had yet another argument about it; of him moving out and dwelling in this tiny apartment, alone and watching televised golf, slowly slouching towards death.
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