They're coming into our communities, coming into communities like mine.
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"Coming into halftime, Fizz knew that we had that type of mind-set coming into the game," Hardaway said.
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And honestly, we need people coming into our country, we have a lot of companies coming into our country.
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The market coming into this year doesn't look rich, in fact, it looks almost as cheap as coming into last year.
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"All of the women who are coming into their power are also coming into motherhood at the same time," Garner told Harlow.
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All these companies are coming into our country, they're all coming into our country, and when they come in, we need people that are going to work.
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They would be at ports and airports for items coming into Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom, not coming into Northern Ireland from the Republic of Ireland.
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At the same time that black artists are coming into a sharper phase of their blackness, white Americans are coming into their whiteness, reckoning with it and embracing it.
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It appears that the supposed triumph of the Paris agreement is that every nation coming into it publicly acknowledged the reality and challenges of climate change coming into the negotiations.
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" Echoing his fellow Wisconsinite, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, Ryan said: "All of the candidates coming into this convention and coming into this campaign knew the rules ahead of time.
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Did you have a game plan coming into this season?
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INGRAHAM: Thank you so much, appreciate you coming into night.
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Every one has a steep learning curve coming into office.
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He wants to stop Muslims from coming into the country.
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SORKIN: YOUR GROWTH HAS DECELERATED COMING INTO THE 43s NOW.
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Coming into 2019, interest in privacy solutions is truly mainstream.
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So, to answer your question, I like coming into work.
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Obviously the GDPR is coming into effect just next month.
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"I think Ryan is coming into his own," Gibbons said.
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Historically segregated species are coming into novel kinds of contact.
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"There are more people coming into this space," Ojeisekhoba said.
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And also the audience, we hate him coming into it.
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Mouse is not looking too hot coming into the Major.
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There's something great psychologically about coming into a clean office.
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But I think we are coming into an election cycle.
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Countries often make rules about things coming into their countries.
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It's activists who keep coming into the streets every day.
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SK Gaming is coming into ELeague with something to prove.
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It was a huge part of my coming into myself.
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"Really just coming into an environment like this," he said.
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"We need great people coming into our Country!" he added.
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And the safety of new chemicals coming into the market?
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"I remember Devon coming into the writers' room," she said.
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The New Zealander moved ahead coming into the last section.
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Jones' opponent, Roy Moore, was disliked coming into the election.
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We want to stop drugs from coming into our country.
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Coming into next spring, I expect to feel really good.
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They started coming into widespread use in the late 1980s.
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It's to stop the Muslims from coming into this country.
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I was coming into this situation with my unique history.
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They're coming into our country and we're getting them out.
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Here you have these massive competitors coming into the market.
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The contours of the GOP race are coming into focus.
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All of this new stuff started coming into our house.
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"It's like God coming into the church," Mr. Migayrou said.
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I think there's too many migrants coming into the country.
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These competitors aren't coming into this on an even footing.
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After that, we strongly recommend not coming into the office.
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They are controlling people coming into the country very tightly.
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But coming into this latest series fresh could be jarring.
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Medicaid represents 38 percent of federal funds coming into Montana.
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Artificial intelligence and virtual reality were coming into vogue, again.
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I chose strawberries because they are just coming into season.
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And the outlines of the trial are coming into focus.
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The West's fundamental commitment to liberalism is coming into question.
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Yet details about the victims' past began coming into focus.
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And there's reason to see the courts coming into play.
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Coming into 2019, ClearBridge was more optimistic than the consensus.
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Look at all this money coming into the Clinton Foundation.
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Coming into this season he had just 18 career saves.
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We're seeing more evasive species coming into this area. Why?
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"It really wasn't so easy coming into qualifying," said Rosberg.
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Now the impact on pension funds is coming into focus.
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And they had thousands of those guys coming into town.
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Did you know he was coming into the coffee shop?
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His career high coming into this season was 15 points.
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There was a lot of fear coming into earnings season.
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Nature is simple, and it's not just that we're coming into contact with these reservoirs, but the reservoirs are coming into contact with us, and they're changing and they're reacting to the human presence.
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"I see people lining up, coming into the water," she says.
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Coming into Rivals, me and Sarah hadn't spoken in two years.
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Coming into Wisconsin, Clinton led Sanders by more than 220 delegates.
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Water coming into studio at #KHOU11... We are moving upstairs. pic.twitter.
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Coming into the 1980 convention, incumbent Jimmy Carter had the delegates.
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"I'm coming into this pretty blind as an activist," she said.
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So we have different waste streams coming into our textile bank.
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Either way, we know those stones are coming into play somehow.
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"There's new people coming into it always it seems," Wagner said.
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These aren't babies, these aren't little angels coming into our country.
|
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"Coming into contact with the justice system is a traumatic event."
|
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Meanwhile, some dealers are noticing fewer potential customers coming into dealerships.
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Not to ensure diversity from the foreigners coming into this country.
|
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The Cougars had lost eight of 10 coming into Sunday's game.
|
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You want them to feel energized coming into work every day.
|
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"I'm coming into this as a consumer product person," Sabharwal says.
|
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But more and more burger chains are coming into the market.
|
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We have a top-234 team coming into town next week.
|
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Warm water and nutrients coming into the waterway exacerbate the problem.
|
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All of these years are coming into one night, one moment.
|
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Will the tariff money coming into the Treasury cover the bailout?
|
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They tried to foul me from coming into the West Wing.
|
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I think Horowitz has a really solid reputation coming into this.
|
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But just as often it's their savior complex coming into play.
|
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The future of 3D printing and medicine is coming into focus.
|
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Even before coming into the voting day, liquidity was generally light.
|
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There were so many things coming into play that the scene.
|
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This is where the Project Firefly prototypes are coming into being.
|
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"The president talks about drugs coming into our country," she said.
|
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Iranian investors are optimistic about corporate investment coming into the country.
|
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Russia is acting within that new system that's coming into being.
|
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How can I tell him something that's just coming into existence?
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Lots of money coming into U.S. coffers and Jobs, Jobs, Jobs!
|
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" And I walked up and she said, "You're coming into journalism.
|
|
Stocks are coming into December with strong gains for the year.
|
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"Human creativity prevents full automation from coming into play," he said.
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It works by coming into physical contact with your intestinal contents.
|
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Think about what makes you enjoy coming into work each day.
|
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At some point that winter, Mallory stopped coming into the office.
|
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Secretary Clinton did not support those children coming into this country.
|
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I don't want people coming into this country with a lottery.
|
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Gould: There was a lot of information coming into San Francisco.
|
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The new coach wouldn't be coming into a hopeless situation, either.
|
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DM: I think it's just the people coming into the neighborhood.
|
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The consequences of that overconfidence are only now coming into view.
|
|
It seems the "Groovy God" is officially coming into his own.
|
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He was coming into the office, he looked at the information.
|
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The idea of human teeth coming into contact with something fuzzy.
|
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Some artists are coming into our world for the wrong reasons.
|
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He says he's not coming into the theater until it's warm.
|
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I REMEMBER AOL COMING INTO THE SPACE WHEN AOL WAS AOL.
|
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For some, it's coming into the relationship from different life stages.
|
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"I had my temperature taken coming into the room," Trump said.
|
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Indeed, from top to bottom, characters are coming into their own.
|
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Policy issues around the Democratic primary are also coming into focus.
|
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Plus, its original content has been coming into its own lately.
|
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Its coming into are world and taking over our everyday lives.
|
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The precise contours of the scheme are still coming into focus.
|
|
Still, Sanders was considered the front-runner coming into Super Tuesday.
|
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Coming into the U.S. Open you won four tournaments in '68.
|
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"Stranger Things" faced plenty of questions coming into its second season.
|
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It would involve tariffs on European products coming into this country.
|
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Several people were sickened simply by coming into contact with victims.
|
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Clinton or her aides, but the outcome was coming into focus.
|
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Bonino had only 16 points in 54 games coming into Saturday.
|
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Biden, meanwhile, struggled to raise campaign cash coming into this year.
|
|
Coming into this season, Alonso's goals did not including breaking records.
|
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I'm struggling with this stranger coming into our lives so abruptly.
|
|
It's because now the storms are coming into more populated areas.
|
|
"Here we are!" cried Mistress Brandon merrily, coming into the room.
|
|
That President Barack Obama won one shortly after coming into office.
|
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It's the opposite of Rey's "coming into her own power" narrative.
|
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They don't want to have MS-13 coming into our cities.
|
|
American Pharoah was like that coming into this race last year.
|
|
His scores and recordings, once scattered, are coming into wide circulation.
|
|
Coming into the year expectations were for a moderate growth rebound.
|
|
"I'm coming into this season with a fresh mind," he said.
|
|
California's state EITC is relatively recent, coming into effect in 233.
|
|
No one coming into the US could qualify for DACA now.
|
|
But the outlines of a potential compromise were coming into focus.
|
|
Do you have a lack of people coming into the system?
|
|
To be clear, Bolsonaro's foreign policy is still coming into focus.
|
|
"I just sneezed twice coming into my crew quarters," Kelly writes.
|
|
More commuters are coming into the city, jostling with the locals.
|
|
It's a little surprising for us that we're not because we sure had confidence coming into Jersey, we had confidence coming into Boston, and right now we're just not making the plays we need to make.
|
|
My suspicion is this: What it will probably do is it will reduce the sophistication of football players coming into college or coming into the NFL, but that will probably keep the game where it is now.
|
|
Critics say that could undermine chances of the treaty coming into force.
|
|
Netflix's zero-tolerance stance on sexual abuse allegations is coming into question.
|
|
Syphilis can also be transmitted by coming into contact with infected blood.
|
|
Trump had good reason to be angry coming into the press arena.
|
|
In a world where Silicon Valley is coming into dominance, Oracle v.
|
|
Coming into Saturday's game, Blough was averaging 263.6 yard through the air.
|
|
It's, right, We're coming into the office, when are we doing it?
|
|
Somehow we see this coming into play when the next episode begins.
|
|
Microsoft products stereotypically need three releases before fully coming into their own.
|
|
Coming to a new country is like coming into a stranger's home.
|
|
We're coming into the weekend and a lot can happen, weather-wise.
|
|
Inhale and lift your sternum, or breastbone, coming into a gentle backbend.
|
|
There's just an on-demand order coming into the point of sale.
|
|
Sometimes Anna complained of neighbors coming into her home and stealing things.
|
|
But in Target's case, it's not GPS that's coming into play here.
|
|
Instead of coming into the branch, they want to download an app.
|
|
For Black women, coming into money is an even more dangerous game.
|
|
Rubio averaged 16.5 points over his previous 10 games coming into Thursday.
|
|
That kind of set the tone for him coming into the spring.
|
|
It was definitely something I was worried about coming into vet school.
|
|
It was about young people coming into conflict with other young people.
|
|
"They are rapidly coming into their earnings and credit wheelhouse," he said.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFPluto, coming into focusYou love space gifs.
|
|
Steve Harvey's fed up with people coming into his dressing room. Fed.
|
|
Unfinished begins with the idea of a figurative image coming into being.
|
|
Taylor seems to be coming into his own as a responsible adult.
|
|
The Penguins made shooting more of a priority coming into Game 2.
|
|
Any new investor coming into the deal must radically discount the valuation.
|
|
And, of course, Europe has softened a little bit coming into 2019.
|
|
What's the one thing that they underappreciate about coming into your space?
|
|
Nonetheless, some forecasters say the peak could be coming into focus sooner.
|
|
Coming into the Super Bowl, Carolina was 23rd in special teams DVOA.
|
|
And coming into Washington, D.C., you really learn what a bubble is.
|
|
The catch is only the result of many variables coming into alignment.
|
|
"Coming into the hood, I had to do this," she told me.
|
|
What would be the ideal reaction from someone coming into this exhibition?
|
|
The tax law on these efforts is gradually coming into full force.
|
|
Judge is accustomed to patients coming into her office in a panic.
|
|
" Kevin said, "We all spent time apart truly coming into our own.
|
|
He's right to call for extreme vetting of people coming into America.
|
|
Certainly, coming into this role, it's [now] about owning the customer experience.
|
|
The outlines of the promised Trump tax cut are coming into focus.
|
|
Coming into land, the haze clears but the view is no better.
|
|
Colette depicts a woman coming into her voice and into her body.
|
|
Coming into the season with high hopes, the Cardinals are 1-3.
|
|
Suburbanites, coming into town to see relatives, drove BMWs, Audis, and Mercedeses.
|
|
It was what you'd expect coming into the growing season up here.
|
|
Argh, coming into the corner, second gear, little squeeze to the right.
|
|
We want to stop criminals and gangs from coming into our country.
|
|
"That was the No. 1 priority coming into the year," Fowler said.
|
|
FROST: ARE WE COMING INTO THE GOLDEN AGE OF ACTIVISM, RIGHT NOW?
|
|
But the broad outlines of the final bill are coming into focus.
|
|
She says the number of startups coming into the program is growing.
|
|
"Read the quotes in the paper coming into this game," Letestu said.
|
|
I DON'T SEE A FLOOD OF NEW LIQUIDITY COMING INTO THE MARKET.
|
|
Warner: I think more and more of this picture's coming into view.
|
|
They don't want terrorists coming into this country and killing innocent Americans.
|
|
The problem is, first of all, there's competitors coming into that space.
|
|
Or if you get a coin, it means you're coming into money.
|
|
Coming into camp this spring, the Nats had a much stronger bullpen.
|
|
We need something to prevent people from coming into this country illegally.
|
|
The Suns averaged 13.8 points on the break coming into the game.
|
|
Coming into the college season, all of these things concerned me significantly.
|
|
PAT CLEVELAND Model In the 1970s, we were coming into something new.
|
|
Murray had played only seven matches this year coming into the Open.
|
|
A memoir about coming into my own as a gender nonconforming person.
|
|
Shortly after coming into office, Temer abolished the Brazil's ministry of women.
|
|
Blanche was 8 when he began coming into her bedroom at night.
|
|
Coming into the game, Philadelphia had just four rushing touchdowns all season.
|
|
Coming into Lake Louise, he was unsure how it would hold up.
|
|
"We need to know who is coming into our country," Taylor said.
|
|
At the U.S. Open, Young Women Coming Into Their Own Naomi Osaka.
|
|
"Coming into the season, Duke was our only true safety," Blackmon said.
|
|
I do think we saw those two effects coming into play here.
|
|
By that measure, nothing really changed to the negative coming into earnings.
|
|
Teachers and students feel — and in fact are — safer coming into work.
|
|
So it's key to avoid coming into contact with germs as well.
|
|
They&aposre riding an eight-game win streak coming into this game.
|
|
The getting up is painful, but at least it's coming into summer.
|
|
The future of DC Films is coming into focus after Warner Bros.
|
|
"That's really when the credit cards started coming into play," he recalled.
|
|
One of these two satellites was coming into close proximity with Aeolus.
|
|
Then, around midnight Thursday, she said water started coming into the house.
|
|
By these standards, the big awards shows are, fitfully, coming into conformity.
|
|
What do you think of the next generation coming into the industry?
|
|
We have an invasion of drugs and criminals coming into our country.
|
|
The allegations against Dr. Ronny Jackson are coming into very sharp focus.
|
|
The true themes of Riverdale season 4 are finally coming into focus.
|
|
They broke the law by coming into the country, & now by staying.
|
|
Remember, there are people coming into the economy all the time. Right.
|
|
Once again, Griffin found himself coming into a fight as the underdog.
|
|
It was full of ideas that are now coming into fore now.
|
|
But she's coming into a challenging industry with no guarantee of success.
|
|
Why do you think the Big Ten is coming into New York?
|
|
Perhaps most important, they will want to ensure their kids have no issues getting into the U.S. "Coming into the States is not easy, we have some of the toughest criteria for coming into the country," Saei explains.
|
|
This protects the yeast from coming into direct contact with the cold ingredients.
|
|
Coming into Segovia right in front of the famous Roman aqueduct is awesome.
|
|
All vetting of people coming into our country will be considered extreme vetting.
|
|
ROBBIN THORP: So, we're coming into an area where we last saw Franklin's.
|
|
So women should use birth control and prevent life from coming into being.
|
|
Wear gloves, if possible, to avoid coming into contact with droppings or urine.
|
|
Some of the brightest flashes in the universe may be coming into focus.
|
|
" He added that "nobody's coming into our country unless they come here legally.
|
|
The view coming into Cape Town is of dry brown grass and trees.
|
|
" Peter texted me and said, "I'm coming into town, get dinner with me.
|
|
"I'm tired of coming into the locker room under these circumstances," Snyder said.
|
|
That's really encouraging and that's why I felt good coming into this week.
|
|
It's very difficult coming into a dynamic like that, and it doesn't stop.
|
|
It currently sits at 215 signatures, just three away from coming into action.
|
|
"We didn't know the kind of community we were coming into," said McClinton.
|
|
At the same time, we don't want people coming into our country illegally.
|
|
Magionos tallied the amount of money coming into the alleged overseas Manafort accounts.
|
|
Across the country, the everyday mistreatment of women prisoners is coming into focus.
|
|
Kangaroos have been coming into increasing contact with humans due to food scarcity.
|
|
Roads look messy below coming into Reagan from above w/pregame snow tonight.
|
|
More venture capital funding has been coming into the region in recent years.
|
|
So the timetable for the copyright directive coming into force is likely 2021.
|
|
He tells me that Butch will be coming into his own this season.
|
|
"I didn't know what to expect coming into tonight," Zee told PEOPLE afterwards.
|
|
Western banks and firms will be worried about coming into contact with it.
|
|
AND IT'S ACTUALLY TALKING ABOUT HOW PEOPLE ARE COMING INTO THE LABOR FORCE.
|
|
Royal Assent has been granted, will be coming into force in 2017 pic.twitter.
|
|
I had no idea who was getting the rose coming into this night.
|
|
Today, though, the popular will is increasingly coming into conflict with individual rights.
|
|
But with the Boba Fett news, things seem to be coming into focus.
|
|
There were 10 "dominant" tin longs coming into last Monday's April settlement date.
|
|
So with selfies and eye scanning coming into play, is the fingerprint dead?
|
|
You're coming into your own power, and part of that is learning patience.
|
|
AlphaClone's Jadallah said it's a good thing Goldman is coming into the space.
|
|
THAT MAKES GOODS COMING INTO THE UNITED STATES MORE PRICEY FOR AMERICAN CONSUMERS.
|
|
THERE'S MORE SUPPLY THAN EVER COMING INTO A MARKET WHERE PRICES ARE DEPRESSED.
|
|
Yes, unlike our dogs, Bentley wipes his paws before coming into the house.
|
|
Says the source: "She's happy about all the babies coming into the family."
|
|
They're coming into our building, so we need to play a good game.
|
|
Coming into the job, I knew a little something about what was required.
|
|
Joyner-Kersee was a heavy favorite coming into the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona.
|
|
"They're not a transition-type team, coming into the series," Jae Crowder said.
|
|
"She was probably coming into contact with people almost every day," said Goodrich.
|
|
And now we're coming together as a community, and coming into our own.
|
|
When he joined The Times in 1925, photojournalism was coming into its own.
|
|
Helping save lives makes coming into work every day worth it, nurses say.
|
|
"There are not enough resources or money coming into the country," he said.
|
|
How do you think people felt about Christopher Darden coming into the show?
|
|
"If he stopped me coming into the U.S., I'd say 'fine'," Ibrahim said.
|
|
He had stellar numbers coming into the game — a 083 ERA and a .
|
|
Because people are coming into a community where they grapple with these questions.
|
|
"I'm skeptical of big companies with established cultures coming into health," he said.
|
|
"There's been a lot of money coming into the restaurant industry," Lukianoff said.
|
|
McCabe's own credibility is coming into question Would McCabe be a good witness?
|
|
I want people coming into this country based on merit, based on merit.
|
|
New girls started coming into the business after watching porn on the internet.
|
|
Issues concerning your neighborhood or even your siblings are coming into focus now.
|
|
Coming into this year, we had so many things accomplish as a team.
|
|
What advice would you give to young women coming into the music industry?
|
|
Coming into the match, they were 0-9-2 in such situations. [ESPN]
|
|
The potential leaders who should be coming into their own are all gone.
|
|
Coming into this season Mahomes had played only one game, with no touchdowns.
|
|
Coming into this, this is going to be a very technically driven chart.
|
|
Rick Scott of Florida, are self-quarantining after coming into contact with Wajngarten.
|
|
But when you're a songwriter, melodies don't just stop coming into your head.
|
|
Film seems to be finally coming into its own because of greater opportunity.
|
|
The real risk at gyms is coming into close contact with other people.
|
|
We were very excited about Obama coming into office and promising immigration reform.
|
|
The details of a $210 trillion economic stabilization package are coming into focus.
|
|
If you've got people coming into your grocery asking, 'Where's the French wine?
|
|
If you've got people coming into your grocery asking, 'Where's the French wine?
|
|
Coming into the room, in that moment, you would swear we were detectives.
|
|
"Coming into this year, my main goal was to stay healthy," Tennell said.
|
|
Because we get enough women coming into the work force in various stages.
|
|
This could further ding the chances of Vision Fund 2 coming into existence.
|
|
Cabinet ministers quarantined themselves, after coming into contact with a coronavirus-infected lawmaker.
|
|
And corporate and individual donations are coming into a $211 million emergency fund.
|
|
But they don't protect healthy people from coming into contact with those germs.
|
|
Their numbers are growing, and they're coming into contact with people more often.
|
|
They are concerned about illegal immigrants coming into their neighborhood and raping people.
|
|
You want to be mad about some hypothetical startup coming into your hood?
|
|
"Not a single thief had tried coming into the Chopras' property," Basu writes.
|
|
Jared Goff had games with 240 and 21 yards passing coming into Sunday.
|
|
Hutfilz, sharing my previous apprehension about coming into a new school and state.
|
|
You generally want to avoid sharp objects coming into contact with any smartphone.
|
|
The Kings led the league on the penalty kill coming into the game.
|
|
That was 20 percent worse than their season average coming into Sunday's contest.
|
|
The simple portfolio was popular coming into second-quarter earnings for good reason.
|
|
Other analysts say Mr. Trump's new command style is already coming into focus.
|
|
South Korea admitted it failed to stop the virus coming into the country.
|
|
"Half of teaching is having them just enjoy coming into school," Moy said.
|
|
Coming into the game, New England had allowed four passing touchdowns all season.
|
|
Dozens of flights coming into the airport also were delayed or canceled. Rep.
|
|
With today's introduction of the Party Hub, that idea is coming into view.
|
|
Coming into rehab with an entourage of 250 as one Saudi prince did?
|
|
Instead, reusable cloths, electronic brushes, and DIY wipes are all coming into play.
|
|
What, exactly, they'll do at the streaming service is still coming into focus.
|
|
The North American box office was down roughly 7% coming into the holiday.
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In particular, the fruits of long-planned government funding are coming into view.
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"I have people coming into the groups from Dubai, South Africa," she said.
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More: Mr. Trump's bid to reshape U.S. trade policy is coming into focus.
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"I joined Celine when the brand was just coming into being," he says.
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I can only remember one instance of it coming into my left ear.
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But we're not banning guns and T-shirts from coming into the country.
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He doesn't like people coming into the United States and going onto welfare.
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Will we see some increase in black students coming into the city schools?
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"I got bumped coming into the exchange zone," Felix said, according to USA Today.
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You could see all that coming into the electronic world a few years ago.
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Trump has promised tariffs on just about everything coming into the US from China.
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I remember seeing her be so confident and also coming into her own womanhood.
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"I thought I'd be in a different mood coming into here," Joyce told reporters.
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"I feel like I'm coming into my womanhood and finding myself," the star says.
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Now we&aposre 2.3 million, with 43 million visitors coming into town every year.
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"These connected sensors are coming into every single inches of our lives," he says.
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There might be a separate set of things that are coming into play here.
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CNBC Make It spoke to some money experts about coming into a huge windfall.
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In response, the EU decided to impose limits on steel coming into the bloc.
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Do you care about people that don&apost love America coming into our country?
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When you talk about politics, then that is what&aposs coming into this game.
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Coming into Saturday's race, Country House had only notched one win in six starts.
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No, you&aposve got it backwards, they stop terrorists from coming into the country.
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Suddenly, there's a man with a hood over his head slowly coming into frame.
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Coming into the night, the 6-8 senior was averaging 18 points a game.
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"These are really about destroying the old me and coming into a new one."
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The big picture is coming into better focus as the latest earnings report nears.
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They're coming into this country, and it's going to be a big, big problem.
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"She does nothing to prepare for this baby coming into the world," Brandt said.
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I spent ... most of my working life before coming into politics dealing with business.
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Coming into Sunday, Hamilton is 23 of 25 on stolen base attempts against Molina.
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Need to stop Drugs, Human Trafficking,Gang Members & Criminals from coming into our Country.
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KELIN, founded in 1994, is not scared of coming into conflict with the government.
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We wanted to show that Zendaya grew up and was coming into her own.
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STALLED Florida State had converted 22012 straight red-zone opportunities coming into the game.
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They're coming into this country, and it's going to be a big, big problem.
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As the third person coming into a throuple, communication is the most important thing.
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With EU data residency rules coming into effect, we will see more opportunities arise.
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"Coming into our own and achieving personal success and happiness simultaneously is pretty amazing."
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I feel like I'm coming into my own being, hopefully a more evolved being.
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And coming into these Games, he had more than two decades on the track.
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Additionally, 47 flights coming into the airport had been delayed, while 73 were canceled.
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"The big players are coming into the game and coming in hard," Csathy said.
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Coming into the 2016 season, they hadn't finished with a winning record since 2009.
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They have a 10 percent tariff on cars coming into Europe made in America.
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When Campos arrived from Peru in 2016, the law was just coming into effect.
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Facebook's big plans for the future of social VR are finally coming into focus.
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MU: Is there a better way for people coming into the neighborhood to integrate?
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Being third in Vancouver, coming into this, it is good to have some experience.
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"There are true safety issues—who knows who's coming into someone's home," Messner said.
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Both of their lineups suggest that hip-hop's coming into its "classic rock" phase.
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Imagine coming into work and having racks of designer gowns already chosen for you.
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Coming into the contest, Howard, a junior, only had two touchdowns in his career.
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Coming into the game, the Eagles boasted a top-ten scoring offense and defense.
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"People would not really be coming into direct contact with those surfaces," McAllister said.
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Coming into the season, his ability to do so was a valid question mark.
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Jolly Rancher Pop-Tarts are coming into our lives, with a hashtag and everything.
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Ultima Thule — an uncharted world over 4 billion miles away — is coming into view.
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Nugent was 13-for-13 this season within 50 yards coming into the game.
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"Thank you so much for coming into my office," Franken said to the governor.
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Coming into May, analysts anticipated Snapchat's user base to shrink even further this year.
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The new candidates coming into the party are fresh, and their ideas are good.
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Tariffs Trump has often threatened to impose tariffs on Chinese products coming into America.
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Coming into the tournament, Serena Williams had some concerns about a sore right shoulder.
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The extent of Rudy Giuliani's involvement in government institutions is coming into sharper focus.
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Since coming into office, Trump has repeatedly attacked CNN over its coverage of him.
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"The fact that his defense was talking about Europeans coming into America?" she continued.
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You have to stop stuff from coming into the house in the first place.
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Coming into this season, Allen's ERA in 44 career appearances in April was 5.26.
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New rules coming into effect later this year are intended to improve corporate transparency.
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"We're all getting helped by Donald Trump's business expertise coming into Washington," he said.
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Harris had been criticized coming into the debate for being too scripted and cautious.
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Some analysts said the company was coming into the quarter on very high expectations.
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Now, with Mueller's recent court filings, the battleground ahead is coming into sharper focus.
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A driver who rose slowly up the racing ranks is coming into his own.
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Two European diplomats said they believed Paris was slowly coming into line with Italy.
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The Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy prosecutes any adult coming into the US illegally.
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Coming into the match the King of Clay hadn't lost a set all tournament.
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"Coming into this you heard shale would be the first to go," he said.
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"We were the underdogs coming into the O.V.C. tournament," the senior Khalil Davis said.
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We have Strong Borders and will never accept people coming into our Country illegally!
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"There's no doubt there's new voters coming into the Republican primary process," he said.
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He would be coming into the courtroom through the main entrance, they had learned.
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The rumor coming into the evening was that Undertaker was finally going to retire.
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Rather than coming into conflict with my life as a DJ, Catholicism complements it.
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Since coming into the majors in 21.0, he's never been a particularly good pitcher.
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What advice would you have for recent college graduates coming into their first role?
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"Coming into spring training next year, we're expecting to win," catcher Brian McCann said.
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That left Chow and Osborne at a huge disadvantage coming into the new gig.
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Paul Gosar — self-quarantined after coming into contact with the coronavirus patient at CPAC.
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We're coming into hurricane season again; it's not like their problems have been solved.
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Paul Gosar — self-quarantined after coming into contact with the coronavirus patient at CPAC.
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We have Strong Borders and will never accept people coming into our Country illegally!
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"You've got the threats coming into schools and the bomb scares," Mr. Wexler said.
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"You're coming into Florida, into Miami-Dade, where there are persuadable voters," he said.
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Coming into the game, Thompson had just three rushing touchdowns in 36 career games.
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"Imports coming into Mexico, they're going to get so much more expensive," he said.
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"Imports coming into Mexico, they're going to get so much more expensive," he said.
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Hospital staff and TSA workers have tested positive after coming into contact with patients.
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And so the final shape of the package is coming into, I think, clarity.
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Waldstein: Coming into the game, both teams had 212 home runs in the postseason.
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Mr. Bogdanovich stars as Brooks Otterlake, a young director coming into wealth and prominence.
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Cabrera Bello had been in modest form coming into the 2017 event for example.
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The worries about Britain's exit are coming into sharper focus for the art world.
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She is one of America's greatest contemporary artists and is coming into her own.
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Coming into this year's Open, Kiick had never won a match in the tournament.
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Félix and Mbappé and the rest, though, will be coming into their prime then.
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Eight months after coming into the fold, it feels like another home to her.
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"I was full of confidence coming into the beginning of this year," he said.
|
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So, you should probably count on another far-right, divisive leader coming into power.
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Coming into office, President Trump immediately began to fulfill some of these campaign promises.
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Collusion is far from proven, but credible evidence of collusion is coming into view.
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"I think coming into 2020, you&aposll actually see more investment dollars," says Leslie.
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But its fine architecture, markets and centuries of history are coming into the spotlight.
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They're being introduced to her power just as they are coming into their own.
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I have instructed Homeland Security to check people coming into our country VERY CAREFULLY.
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Need to stop Drugs, Human Trafficking, Gang Members & Criminals from coming into our Country.
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Coming into this tournament her career prize money stood at more than $84 million.
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AND THAT'S THE LIMITATION BASICALLY BECAUSE YOU HAVE ONE GIG COMING INTO THE HOUSE.
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"It's a kind of coming into the world for the baby," Professor Vickers said.
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He continues to be a better road hitter, coming into the game with a .
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Coming into 2020, Biden had only $8.9 million on hand and was behind Sen.
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It keeps your meat from heating up when coming into contact with the grinder.
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Coming into this season you'd average one, maybe two per game, at the most.
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The lower classes were coming into new roles; the old order was being shaken.
|
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If the Cavaliers were not tight coming into the game, they look it now.
|
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As Election Day approaches, though, the strength of Clinton's firewall is coming into question.
|
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And it was confusing because the Colts had cap space coming into the offseason.
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But I think Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's game plan is coming into view.
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This is someone not coming into the store and having it delivered from there?
|
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People are coming into our country like we have no idea who they are.
|
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Coming into the game, the club was 0-24-3 when trailing after 218 minutes.
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And have you spent time thinking through those challenges before you're coming into the job?
|
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The tariffs could undermine chances of a new North American trade deal coming into force.
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Coming into the court, I knew that I have a chance to make the history.
|
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What type of questioning are we doing for this who are coming into the country?
|
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"Bombardier always has the option of coming into full compliance with trade laws," Boeing added.
|
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After coming into contact with authorities working against Internet predators, he decided to get involved.
|
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Official transfers refer to money coming into or out of the country, such as grants.
|
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We&aposre not going to be able to check the cargo coming into ports, Dan?
|
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Here you can see Jupiter's north pole coming into view as Juno approaches the planet.
|
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Still, that's more a reflection of how low Ford shares were coming into the year.
|
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And if you do get them, it's [from] someone who isn't coming into it straight.
|
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With fewer bitcoin coming into the system, the price has risen with increased trading activity.
|
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"Our road system is shot pretty much in every direction coming into town," Stark said.
|
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The deal is tantalisingly close to coming into force, needing just two more national ratifications.
|
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Coming into something as brutally violent as this, you really have to change your sensibility.
|
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Coming into the season five months ago, Aldridge faced the lowest expectations of his career.
|
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They wanted no part of us coming into the Big Ten and just winning it.
|
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The daughter of the late Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love is coming into her own.
|
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Coming into the game, opposing batters were 1-for-21 against Kershaw in those situations.
|
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We can't stop drugs and other things coming into the country without what they do.
|
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If Libra ends up not coming into existence, we will still need something like it.
|
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So coming into your appointment armed with that info will only help speed things along.
|
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Increasingly, animal-welfare concerns are coming into conflict with dog hunters and dog-meat eaters.
|
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"She does nothing to prepare for this baby coming into the world," Brandt reportedly said.
|
|
The Rays had won 11 of 163 games against the Royals coming into the day.
|
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It was more people coming into focus on this that are going to be indicted.
|
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So therefore, when it comes to transgender and such, remember: they're just coming into this.
|
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If you don't want little girls coming into school with makeup, then don't wear makeup.
|
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And this is also an anti-immigration, anti-Syrian refugee thing coming into the country.
|
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" Miller says, "You never know what a customer is coming into the store to buy.
|
|
Coming into Monday night's debate, national polls were essentially tied and battleground states were tightening.
|
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Once in Bollywood's shadow, the likes of Kollywood and Tollywood are coming into their own.
|
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"Coming into the year I wanted to win before Augusta," Bryan told the CBS telecast.
|
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Unless you're coming into Direct strapped with a PR budget, you're probably wasting your time.
|
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We humans are the guests, coming into Mother Earth's home and then trashing the place.
|
|
The Rays had won 11 of 12 games against the Royals coming into the day.
|
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"The medispa business is booming, but regulations are just now coming into play," he says.
|
|
Proving people wrong can be one of the healthiest incentives when coming into a fight.
|
|
"We believe Quake is coming into the Austin market at the right time," Fernandez said.
|
|
"I think coming into an Olympics it is good to have routine," Myhrer told reporters.
|
|
For Obama, coming into office while the economy was melting down, this was particularly true.
|
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On their own, they were a combined 22010 for 211 coming into America's greatest race.
|
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I wonder about a baby coming into this place where you would not keep livestock.
|
|
You have an identity to lean (on) and a strong foundation coming into the NBA.
|
|
Before Air Force One touched down, police began lining nearly every intersection coming into Havana.
|
|
" Kings center Jeff Carter said, "It's definitely not what we expected coming into this trip.
|
|
"We have prevented a huge quantity of drugs from coming into the US," he said.
|
|
Coming into your 30s, I think you really start to understand what those things mean.
|
|
"I'm slowly coming into my womanhood, but it's a work in progress," says Jenner, 66.
|
|
And as we enter the fall, the November 2018 elections are coming into clearer focus.
|
|
Any athlete coming into contact with these waters has a high probability of becoming ill.
|
|
"This is Wahhabism coming into our society," Mr. Bilalli, 52, said in a recent interview.
|
|
"You have to have a mind-set coming into these kinds of venues," Donovan said.
|
|
"All of our species indicate where contamination is coming into the Puget Sound," she explained.
|
|
"We got some amazing pictures of him coming into this like mayhem, craziness," Bode recounted.
|
|
The problem is the stock market was priced to perfection coming into 2018, said Maley.
|
|
"Iranian barrels coming into Europe may well push more Urals into U.S. Gulf," Imsirovic said.
|
|
Step right foot to outside of right hand, coming into a low lunge, and hold.
|
|
James Mattis, Trump's pick for Defense secretary, coming into the administration suggests an auspicious future.
|
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"He's afraid of the women who are going to be coming into Congress," Pelosi said.
|
|
Also, the CEO said there's been an impact on the Asian travelers coming into Vegas.
|
|
The rise in the unemployment rate also reflected more people coming into the labor force.
|
|
And it rarely seems to matter how much money is actually coming into the treasury.
|
|
Train 20 derailed the lead engine coming into Washington Union Station at a low-speed.
|
|
You can see it now, a plausible scenario coming into focus out in the distance.
|
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SO I'M EXCITED ABOUT SOMEBODY LIKE YOU GIVING THE THOUGHT OF COMING INTO PUBLIC SERVICE.
|
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"There has been a huge amount of new supply coming into these markets," he said.
|
|
"We're seeing firsthand the amount of dark money coming into our system," Bullock told voters.
|
|
Mr. Trump wants to stop individual from coming into this country who cannot be vetted.
|
|
"We're seeing more out of industry people with tech experience coming into healthcare," Chopra said.
|
|
I'm not sure we're really tracking the travel patterns of everybody coming into the country.
|
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They're angry over borders, they're angry over people coming into the country and taking over.
|
|
The Cook Political Report had rated the race a "toss-up" coming into the primary.
|
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The theme tying them together is his aversion to new people coming into the country.
|
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The men who killed him were not coming into our country for food and water.
|
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Arguably, this is where Alibaba's capital and experience is really coming into play for Lazada.
|
|
Bits The details of how to help close the digital divide are coming into focus.
|
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He has also called for a temporary ban on all Muslims coming into the country.
|
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But we ran [the pitch meeting] as if she were coming into any partner meeting.
|
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Now, Attenborough is coming into a slightly different role: advocate for fleeting biodiversity and ecosystems.
|
|
What was your head like coming into another album as Dead to a Dying World?
|
|
Well, Wisconsin has outperformed in two of its supposed weak spots coming into the season.
|
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Trump and his administration have shown blatant disregard for the environment since coming into office.
|
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I left, because I don't want whatever's clearing out of his chest coming into mine.
|
|
In Georgia, a man was killed after coming into contact with a downed power line.
|
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"There are people that are coming into our community with their marketing materials," she said.
|
|
Back in 2004, Craig Thompson was coming into his own as a serious graphic novelist.
|
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With election season (nearly) over, we'll be coming into your mailboxes on Mondays and Thursdays.
|
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And she confirmed that it would limit the number of EU citizens coming into Britain.
|
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"It's nice coming into a situation like that, where everybody wants to win," Scott said.
|
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We also track the amount of traffic coming into the store and the conversion rates.
|
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I actually looked forward to coming into the office every day to use my computer!
|
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Its equipment keeps coming into contact with dry trees and shrubs and starting devastating wildfires.
|
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The soul, for Soutine, is immanent, ever coming into the world and ever departing it.
|
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"Maritime life is going away with everything coming into the shipyard," he said, somewhat confrontationally.
|
|
Merkel went into quarantine on Sunday after coming into contact with a coronavirus-infected doctor.
|
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"The panicky calls coming into our office from Connecticut are different in tone," Murphy said.
|
|
The resources needed to fund those coming into the country must not overburden Americans unnecessarily.
|
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Kingston recorded at least a dozen nurses coming into the hospital room dancing and singing.
|
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"The economy was already on its back heels coming into this year," Mr. Zandi said.
|
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It was the single promise he was most identified with coming into the White House.
|
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"We must always arrest people coming into our Country illegally," Trump tweeted on Monday morning.
|
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My security and stuff were coming into the room at night to check my pulse.
|
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"I'm panicked about her coming into J.F.K. and them looking at her passport," she said.
|
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"Congressional offices are seeing a river of mail coming into their offices," Mr. Payne said.
|
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I think I underperformed, so coming into this year, I put everything into this tournament.
|
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He said his goal coming into the week was to be in contention come Sunday.
|
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In Hamanaka's works, the shapes hover between coming into sharper focus and fading from view.
|
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We know them extremely well...I'm especially excited that David Schmaier is coming into Salesforce.
|
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Two soldiers suffered severe injuries after coming into contact with the chemical and its residue.
|
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The Bengals ranked next to last in the NFL in rushing coming into the game.
|
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Billions of dollars are, and will be, coming into United States coffers because of Tariffs.
|
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It was a similar dynamic, she said, when women were coming into the work force.
|
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Commerce also is investigating aluminum imports, another product coming into the United States from China.
|
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"We're coming into a renaissance time for understanding how the genome works," one scientist says.
|
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"I felt pretty good coming into the finish, not perfect but good enough," she said.
|
|
Wild boars in Hong Kong are leaving decimated forests and coming into town for snacks.
|
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At current prices, margins are thin, although the large volumes coming into Europe have helped.
|
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Trump famously declared some migrants coming into the U.S. from Mexico as "rapists" and criminals.
|
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Coming into a situation like this, you don't get a lot of people speaking up.
|
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" — John Brennan, former C.I.A. director "The biggest scandal in U.S. history is coming into focus.
|
|
How many people even know what the gas line coming into their house looks like?
|
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There's a new Bieber coming into the world -- and it's a she ... TMZ has learned.
|
|
Right. Or coming into the store and then picking out and having delivered to them?
|
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At the same time, Winters's paintings are not a record of their coming into being, as postwar gestural paintings have often been described; I would go so far as to say that his paintings are not gestural, nor do they describe their coming into being.
|
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Mike Rounds of South Dakota, a Republican member of the Veterans Committee, told CNN that "anyone coming into VA would face the challenge with working with the sprawling agency's more than 360,000 staff, but that Jackson's challenge "will be greater than most coming into that.
|
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Bits The two sides of the Apple versus law enforcement debate are coming into sharper focus.
|
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Exes or frenemies appearing this season: I am coming into this season with a clean slate.
|
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Once derided as a silly novelty, emojis are coming into their own as a communication tool.
|
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Some other strong teams coming into the tournament are Cloud9, G2 Esports and Ninjas and Pyjamas.
|
|
But what is their answer for stemming the tide of illegal immigrants coming into the U.S.?
|
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"Coming into '18, we were concerned about where we were in the market cycle," Ellenbogen said.
|
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Are you talking about artists coming into the city with degrees from RISD or Cal Arts?
|
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Sturgess (right) passed away after coming into contact with a novichok-contaminated item on June 29.
|
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The trailer shows a young lady exploring her neighborhood and coming into contact with Minecraft creations.
|
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Did you ever think coming into this that you and Omarosa would end up being friends?
|
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He's coming into the office during the shoot, and I'm glad I have somewhere to hide.
|
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It is about a girl who becomes a woman and a writer coming into her powers.
|
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After all, coming into contact with strangers carries risk, and can easily turn creepy or unsafe.
|
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She started dating me when I was using gender neutral pronouns and coming into my identity.
|
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But unlike previous conferences, many regional players are coming into this year's negotiations with established positions.
|
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His inaugural Washington Bible study started in 213 as the Tea Party was coming into Congress.
|
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Taking kids from their mothers is not preventing terrorists or drugs from coming into this country.
|
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"Japanese companies are really coming into Southeast Asia as the next phase of growth," Leong said.
|
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They're coming into yours,' and that made me eager to show them the life we live.
|
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However, no new full-truck shipments are coming into Florida as of Thursday morning, Cooper said.
|
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Nine months after coming into office, Mr Trump set America's refugee admissions ceiling at only 373,000.
|
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Now, he's coming into our homes, too, with the Anastasia Beverly Hills' Master Palette by Mario.
|
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Faraday Future is also having trouble keeping some of its remaining employees coming into the office.
|
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"We do see the market coming into balance, it may already be there," he told Reuters.
|
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This tunnel creates an internal sound wave, different from the external waves coming into the ear.
|
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Pharmacy chains are adding more health services to try to keep consumers coming into their stores.
|
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With $83 oil coming into view again, the last thing the ECB wants is a repeat.
|
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You see Netflix and Amazon coming into the marketplace — we saw it in Sundance this year.
|
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The demographics are changing, and people coming into our country are soccer fans, not hockey fans.
|
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Thus, there was not only people going out of Anatolia, but also coming into the area.
|
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And that's what the song is all about, me coming into my own and not worrying.
|
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So, coming into this, viewers know the couple shows up at Dave & Buster's with everyone else.
|
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The 2016 WhatsApp-Facebook privacy u-turn also occurred prior to Europe's GDPR coming into force.
|
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Endgame had the highest grossing week of all time coming into its second weekend in theaters.
|
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The legal recreational cannabis supply chain, which packages and distributes product, is just coming into being.
|
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Having that center stage yesterday explaining the vision for China, it's coming into a new era.
|
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Video streaming is also coming into play in Chinese communication apps, like QQ, Momo, and Inke.
|
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And then it was amazingly quiet and students started coming into the school from the playground.
|
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Coming into London in the 19th century could be very dangerous before mass vaccinations and antibiotics.
|
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Beyond that particular enforcement action, the immediate fallout from the ruling is still coming into focus.
|
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That is now changing, as desalination is coming into play in many places around the world.
|
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It was considered one of the main entry points for foreign fighters coming into the country.
|
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So presumably the fact it's legal in Canada could be problematic for Canadians coming into America?
|
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It's often a complex choice with emotional and psychological factors coming into play, Dr. Schulman says.
|
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With all of these factors coming into play, dating with Down Syndrome can be a complicated.
|
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Today a lot of people are coming into the life sciences being interested in cryptozoology first.
|
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The patent shows the car's adhesive portion being revealed after coming into contact with the pedestrian.
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No matter who you might be coming into the meet, being [ranked] first, it doesn't matter.
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I had never lost a race to Michael Johnson and he was coming into my house.
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With the Flash platform getting outdated, and VR coming into its own, the fit was ideal.
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His status coming into Wednesday was uncertain after he turned his ankle in the Bruins' Oct.
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The implications of this revolution in commercial space are coming into sharper focus by the day.
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"We're coming into 2019 with uncertainty and everyone is in wait and see mode," Kinahan said.
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I feel like with everything coming into rotation we got off track with pure hip-hop.
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App Smart ARTIFICIAL intelligence is a longstanding science fiction staple that is coming into its own.
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"We can't have rabies coming into the country," he said, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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The captain will get on the loudspeaker and say: Buckle up, we're coming into a refueling.
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Once inside, remove your clothing to keep radioactive material from coming into contact with your skin.
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The weather is mild, the landscape is coming into full bloom, and it's not too crowded.
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With virtually no investment coming into the country, Asmara has become a city frozen in time.
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"I thought you were coming into the office to write a piece last week," he said.
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"Guys had grudges, a chip on their shoulder coming into this game, like myself," Allen said.
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Here's everything you need to know about Johnson's plan and its chances of coming into force.
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D: Let's talk about Go-Jek, which is also coming into the market, speaking of competition.
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At a minimum, we have to make sure that we vet people coming into the country.
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Several courts have blocked the ban from coming into force while lawsuits against it are pending.
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"Then the terminology 'epilepsy' starts coming into the conversation about what's wrong with her," he said.
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State-mandated parental leave is slowly coming into place for the first time in American history.
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Italy was the top-ranked foil team coming into the competition, with the U.S. No. 2.
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He had an 0-4 record with an 11.07 ERA against them coming into the game.
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Relief workers said the few supplies coming into the area were from smuggler rings inside Syria.
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Learn to laugh, like you laughed at the judge when he tripped coming into the courtroom.
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" That's when Trump interjected: "We have people coming into the country, or trying to come in.
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We're going to stop it, we're going to stop people from coming into our country illegally.
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This is kind of the darkest time for any new system that is coming into fruition.
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His owner, Thomas Anamun, taught the pup to wipe his paws before coming into the house.
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Coming into Boston's four-game series against Houston, the 40-year-old was slashing .322/.231/.
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That moment encapsulated the relative perceptions of the two programs coming into the NCAA tournament semifinals.
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Redshirt freshman quarterback Sam Darnold, who is finally coming into his own, was a four-star.
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As costs have fallen and made entrepreneurship accessible globally, more people are coming into venture capital.
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And he has dealt with influxes of unaccompanied children coming into HHS care many times before.
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Sadly the 27 points improved San Francisco's season average which was 31.4 coming into the game.
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The excesses that could end a boom decade for the American economy are coming into view.
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Clinton did have more baggage coming into the 2016 election than Biden does heading into 2020.
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"It was hard with a lot of emotions and thoughts coming into this game," Miller said.
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This is the made in China fentanyl and other opioids that are coming into this country.
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It helps that James, like Bryant, started early, coming into the league straight from high school.
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We can install new technology to scan cars and trucks for drugs coming into our nation.
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Carnwath's paintings are diaries not only of her life but also of their coming into being.
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Coming into the Open, he said he would leave the tournament if she went into labor.
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Washing your hands (correctly) is an effective way to avoid coming into contact with Covid-19.
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He does not just want to be a star or a celebrity coming into the booth.
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The drawbacks of such pointed attacks are coming into relief as Sanders surrogates reportedly court Sen.
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Spectrum had also insisted on call center workers coming into crowded offices despite social distancing guidelines.
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All they do is sell us cars for no tax coming into the -- to the country.
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"I've always been the brother coming into the meeting pushing and pushing an agenda," he said.
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Coming into the series, Jimenez had one home run and five RBIs in the first inning.
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His earned run average, the lowest in the majors coming into the game, rose to 1.84.
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And therefore, at the risk of some inconvenience, we are screening everybody coming into the institutions.
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The ancient signals on the existing subway lines are coming into their final years of service.
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The market has been "much busier" with "buyers coming into the market "because life goes on.
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I'm coming into the first Grand Slam of the year with a smile on my face.
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With no end to the crisis in sight, people will continue to dread coming into property.
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There were certain variables coming into play which were creating, in my mind, the perfect storm.
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Continued work means crew members are traveling through the ship and coming into contact with passengers.
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And subsequently, different types of people are coming into the gallery, and that's a beautiful thing.
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Baldwin is Butler's leading scoring on the season, coming into Sunday averaging 16.3 points per game.
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And if not, who are they coming into contact with and how are they being protected?
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To China's north, neighboring Mongolia has imposed stringent border checks on travelers coming into the country.
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"I love coming into a tight game and facing the heart of the lineup," Betances said.
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So your coming into possession of this ivory necklace doesn't entail your doing anything in particular.
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In 1983, President Ronald Reagan raised tariffs by 45 percent on large motorcycles coming into America.
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"He was coming into this airport to do some practice touch-and-goes," Mr. Boggs said.
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There are different ways of people coming into India, we are ascertaining details from our mission.
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"I knew coming into the weekend we would have a shot at it," said the Australian.
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The Magic had won seven of their last eight games coming into the All-Star break.
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"I live in the countryside and it&aposs very different to coming into London," he said.
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BECAUSE FIRST OF ALL, THERE ARE SIGNS THAT YOUNG PEOPLE ARE COMING INTO TO MULTICHANNEL TELEVISION.
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While antivaping laws are now coming into effect, they may be doing more harm than good.
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I give this preamble to underscore the high expectations I had coming into MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries.
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In a dubious art just coming into its prime, this bogus story would be his masterpiece.
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He has imposed tariffs on-- goods coming into the United States, which raises prices for consumers.
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"With the Taycan coming into the U.S., the only way is up for us," Zellmer said.
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The reader is kept off balance for a long time, before things start coming into focus.
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Many of the proposals coming into Pioneer will likely be for technology and start-up ideas.
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Is such a faction coming into being on the right outside the realist and paleocon periodicals?
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Their only use was coming into Winterfell looking like that opening credits scene in Reservoir Dogs.
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That's a big deal: The United Nations previously placed sanctions on petroleum coming into North Korea.
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I was coming into a space where these people are people with power, economic status, everything.
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Amazon coming into Queens would have set off a chain reaction of displacement throughout the borough.
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But now there were people coming into PRIDE he would never have seen in the past.
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Combined, the four semifinalists had won three French Open main-draw singles matches coming into 2019.
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She's really coming into the meta, and Pharah is a wrecking ball to people like Reinhardt.
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Labor groups had stopped the bill coming into effect with a petition to hold Tuesday's ballot.
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This is the first time kids are coming into her sessions talking about politics — and crying.
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WWE Network, the company's over-the-top digital streaming service, was coming into its second year.
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Statistically, he was the best player in the country coming into this game, according to KenPom.
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Yields on the two and 10-year Treasury has risen four consecutive sessions coming into today.
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"Although the exclusion zone is down, although the checkpoint is down, the RCMP continue to monitor and heavily surveil our people, coming into our camps, coming into our homes, shining lights into our faces," Molly Wickham, spokesperson for the Gidimt'en clan, said at a press conference Thursday.
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"There's still a vulnerability that many L.G.B.T. patients feel when coming into a psychological treatment," he said.
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"What used to be called the alternative accommodations category is coming into its own," Mr. Dev said.
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It wasn't until the 2014 season 4 premiere of GOT that Williams began coming into her own.
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L.A. is kind of more of the sad heartbreak, and New York's more coming into my own.
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"It's almost like sitting in an armchair and noticing whoever is coming into the room," she noted.
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The straights coming into our town procreating, having more straight children to take our rightfully gay jobs.
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"90% of the Drugs coming into the United States come through Mexico & our Southern Border," Trump tweeted.
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And there has been an awful lot of military hardware coming into South Korea in recent days.
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Without these two forces coming into play, 2018 would have been the third warmest year on record.
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Authorities hold questionable pill press machines while they investigate whether they are coming into the country legally.
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"This change has a lot to do with new people coming into the industry," Townsend told Mashable.
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"[We're] coming into the Patriot Center and there's eight or nine thousand people in there," he says.
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I saw how coming into contact with germs to build her immune system could be a plus.
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It also proposes that U.S. exports do not get taxed and imports coming into the country do.
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Coming into the NCAA Tournament, the Blue Raiders were ranked No. 125 in the country by KenPom.
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" He then added: "I have instructed Homeland Security to check people coming into our country VERY CAREFULLY.
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The move comes just ahead of the GDPR privacy protections coming into effect in the European Union.
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When I started coming into my own, I was super political, kind of like I am now.
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Rivals lock antlers Meanwhile, Davis is reportedly coming into increasing conflict with the foreign secretary Boris Johnson.
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However, the world is MORE indebted today than it was coming into the crisis ten years ago.
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I'm sure they've got a lot of donors, on both sides of the aisle, coming into play.
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Compulsory sex education in secondary schools is finally coming into force in the UK in Sept. 2020.
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At the time we recorded it, I was coming into a burgeoning understanding of my own bipolarity.
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Going into the off-season and coming into spring training, we saw each other all the time.
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And we have a lot of money coming into the United States for the first time ever.
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"Obviously, I'm in a better place than I was last year coming into the season," Lester said.
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Sentiment was also muted coming into 2019 after stocks suffered their worst year in about a decade.
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Why it matters: Flake and Murkowski were two of four undecided senators coming into Friday's vote. Sens.
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Coming into Tuesday, Cruz stood little chance of reaching a majority of pledged delegates, while Ohio Gov.
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And we can't allow people coming into this country who have this hatred of the United States.
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Other risks involve coming into direct contact with floodwater, which contains contaminants that can cause skin infections.
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"The Governor of Arizona is coming into town [Washington, D.C.] on Saturday," a Capitol Hill source says.
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PATRICK HARKER: Yeah, I think we have been surprised how many people are coming into the workforce.
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Trump has referred to some Mexicans coming into the United States as criminals and rapists; mocked Sen.
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It was definitely new territory for us when you have a new baby coming into the world.
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Coming into the Run for the Roses, Country House had only captured one win in six starts.
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And they are now being valued in the form of money that's actually coming into my pockets.
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"Coming into it, we expected the number to be a lot lower than it was," he said.
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It's no secret that Republicans want to drastically reduce the influx of people coming into the country.
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"Simply put, it will increase the cost of heavy crude coming into the U.S.," a trader said.
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There is still a faint hope that July 6th will pass without the tariffs coming into force.
|
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But that kind of representation is especially important when you're a child coming into your LGBTQ identity.
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"Coming into this week I felt I had a good chance to possibly win," Putnam told reporters.
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Over the last several years, the composition of people coming into the US without papers has changed.
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" Seconds Metz: "It's really fun to see teenage Randall coming into his own as a young man.
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Pujols went 103-for-3 against Hamels after coming into the game with a lifetime average of .
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We have two very distinctly different narratives with no real facts coming into play on either side.
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Karl, how do you get past that coming into 222 because voters are going to be screaming?
|
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Coming into the semifinals, SK Gaming looked like the favorite after their 16-8 victory over Virtus.
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How did you keep that secret among so many people who were coming into contact with her?
|
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For better or for worse, all of these moments represent rebirth, or coming into your true form.
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In terms of platforms, I still feel like live is something that is coming into its own.
|
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But the Eagles, who had won four straight games coming into Tuesday, could never catch the Seminoles.
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We need reasonable measures that allow us to evaluate safety checks for people coming into our country.
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We don't beat Japan, with their millions and millions of cars coming into this country, in trade.
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Coming into 2016, Price was 223-22010 with a 210 ERA in 213 starts at Fenway Park.
|
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"I suppose the good news is expectations were pretty low coming into this season's earnings," Ablin said.
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"We're coming into an earnings cycle where expectations are already super, super low and compressed," he observed.
|
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After Brouwer picked off a clearing attempt by Jones, he fed Kris Versteeg coming into the zone.
|
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Trump has warned China that the U.S. may slap a tax on Chinese goods coming into America.
|
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"He's coming into this new race with the same messaging, the same team," another Clinton aide said.
|
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With CBD coming into vogue, some are latching onto the trend and cutting corners along the way.
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Mosul has been considered one of the main entry points for foreign fighters coming into the country.
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After coming into office in November 2015, Magufuli launched a crackdown on tax evasion targeting large companies.
|
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The quasi-judicial agency has the power to bar certain goods from coming into the United States.
|
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Today, these technologies for hourly and blue-collar workers are finally proliferating and coming into their own.
|
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"If you continue to see new money coming into the market, this trend could continue," Hickey said.
|
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There's millions and millions of parcels coming into the country every day, you can't search them all.
|
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"These are core components of research that you should do before coming into the interview," says Alcala.
|
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Are telenovelas sort of going out of favor and other types of shows are coming into favor?
|
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When there's nothing coming into your piehole, the body will start shaking down fat cells for energy.
|
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Coming into this tournament, he had played in ten finals, which is as many as Boris Becker.
|
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It was not immediately clear how, exactly, Mariah is suspected of coming into contact with the substance.
|
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Since coming into power, Mr. Buhari has devoted himself to rooting out graft in Africa's largest economy.
|
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It was the 49th executive order that Trump has signed since coming into office on January 20.
|
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As lawmakers work to avoid another shutdown, the fallout from the recent closure is coming into focus.
|
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We must have zero-tolerance for people coming into the United States illegally and setting up residence.
|
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North Carolina was penalized seven times for 90 yards, almost double its average coming into Thursday's contest.
|
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They finished 10 of 19 after coming into the game shooting just 22 percent from long range.
|
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Coming into Saturday, Montreal had gone 87 minutes, 13 seconds without a goal at the Bell Centre.
|
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Pretend you're an astronaut coming into, um, contact with an alien (your partner) for the first time.
|
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"I think it's fitting because Killer Frost is really coming into her own this season," she added.
|
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The reorganization could face tough odds of coming into fruition, given it would likely require congressional approval.
|
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Google's corporate culture tells employees to check the badges of people coming into the building behind them.
|
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" He claimed that "Islam hates us" and that there are "problems with Muslims coming into the country.
|
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"What we have to do is have a store that people enjoy coming into," de Greve said.
|
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And we want people coming into our country, but we want them to come on our basis.
|
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"And you compare that to Patrick Murphy, who is not some outsider coming into politics," Rubio continued.
|
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The somewhat murky outlines of the Turkish-backed rebel ground force are now coming into sharper focus.
|
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Brown, who was questionable coming into Monday's game, caught a 20-yard pass on his first target.
|
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Backstory: Coming into the weekend, there were two official finalists: Khosrowshahi and General Electric chairman Jeff Immelt.
|
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No team was more tightly wound coming into the 2016-13 season than the Los Angeles Clippers.
|
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"People were coming into the meetings and expressing discomfort about being in white-only spaces," Cunningham noted.
|
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"There's certainly more venture capital than ever before coming into this space, more strategic capital," he said.
|
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"How do you describe coming into a warm room from out of the cold?" he once said.
|
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None of this was a given, considering Trump's rhetoric coming into office and his administration's early proposals.
|
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Just ask Larry Wilmore... It didn't need to come to a matter of coming into one's own.
|
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"And coming into this from a privileged position — you don't think it's going to happen to you."
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" — JAMES CORDEN "The big story coming into tonight was that the moderates are consolidating behind Joe Biden.
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Along with several of its neighboring countries, Hungary is coming into its own in terms of fashion.
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It's so many different things: growing up, people coming into your life, certain people leaving your life.
|
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Moreover, conservative thought seems to be getting less relevant to the America that is coming into being.
|
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"The young people coming into stores are not getting material they can take ownership of," he said.
|
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"Rising inequality has meant that there is more money coming into politics from the top," Hacker said.
|
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Here's a look at some — but not all — of the new laws coming into effect in 22021.
|
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Tigers are spilling out of reserves and coming into closer contact with humans, sometimes leading to attacks.
|
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Lush and polished, Be True feels like Phantom Posse coming into their own as an actual band.
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CANADA'S GARNEAU SAYS OVERSEAS FLIGHTS COMING INTO CANADA WILL BE RESTRICTED TO A CERTAIN NUMBER OF AIRPORTS
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Momentum matters so much and given how much he has coming into the Washington primary, it's possible.
|
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Hundreds of workers have already been quarantined across the country after coming into contact with the coronavirus.
|
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"That we would have a group of people coming into our lobby was surprising," the spokesperson said.
|
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For me, the work is about a human relationship with this thing that is coming into being.
|
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People can contract listeriosis by eating contaminated food or coming into contact with infected humans or animals.
|
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In May, the President joked when a rallygoer suggested migrants coming into the US should be shot.
|
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Mr. Corbett admitted that New Jersey Transit had lagged behind several other commuter railroads coming into 2018.
|
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The Trump administration is determined to reduce the flow of asylum applicants coming into the United States.
|
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Rick Scott and Lindsey Graham did go into quarantine after potentially coming into contact with the group.
|
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Her gleaming high notes suggested not a soprano showing off, but young Rosina coming into her own.
|
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For all these reasons, Mr. Rivers said he was feeling particular pressure coming into this year's awards.
|
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We squirm and cry out coming into the world, and sometimes we do the same leaving it.
|
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I could work 63% remotely, but after freelancing I like the structure of coming into the office.
|
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In a truck or cart the risk was too great of something coming into contact with uncleanliness.
|
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My sisters and cousins are coming into town this weekend and are coming over for brunch Sunday.
|
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The $35 billion threat coming into focus contributed to a 2.25% share price drop for Facebook today.
|
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Coming into his match with Federer, he was 4-2 at Grand Slams against top-10 opponents.
|
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It added that significant volumes of such steel were coming into the EU at excessively low prices.
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"All cars are coming into this area, which was specially designated for three-in-one," he added.
|
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The Timberwolves won a pair of road games coming into the matchup, beating Atlanta and San Antonio.
|
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"This is the type of offensive production I envisioned coming into the season," manager Bryan Price said.
|
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Meanwhile, nonalcoholic breweries are coming into their own, as some reports suggest Americans are drinking less alcohol.
|
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"When we talk about supply and demand, you've got more people coming into our communities," Adams said.
|
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I don't see anybody else coming into this space that could compete with them at this point.
|
|
Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden -- and starkly different worldviews -- are coming into sharper view.
|
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"Our cash levels coming into the first quarter have been higher than they historically are," Hogan said.
|
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"At this late stage, I do not see health care coming into our tax bill," said Rep.
|
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Since coming into the world, his parents say, RJ has fought his hardest to beat the odds.
|
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Compare that to only 14 percent of immigrants currently coming into the U.S. through employment-based programs.
|
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I'm tired of coming into your church looking like I just stumbled in off the street. Kimothy?
|
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Brown, who was questionable coming into the game, caught a 20-yard pass on his first target.
|
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Argentina is coming into its peak export season for wheat as its harvest enters its latter stages.
|
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I believe that the next recession is coming into view — the summer of 2020, to be precise.
|
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Confidence: Medium-High The weekend forecast is still coming into focus but no major storminess is likely.
|
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Despite its best efforts, DHS simply cannot sufficiently vet the number of people coming into the country.
|
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NOW IF YOU HAVE MORE PEOPLE COMING INTO THE WORKFORCE, THAT'S GOING TO BE A HIGHER NUMBER.
|
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Isaiah Thomas is coming into this second round of the Eastern Conference playoffs under already heartbreaking circumstances.
|
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As for drugs, 22016 percent of heroin coming into the United States enters through the southern border.
|
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"These situations you're hearing about, these are all prior to coming into our contract world," Carteris said.
|
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But he's clearly not; he's presented as a struggling, cowering teenager just coming into his own power.
|
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The second time, I was in the house, trying to blockade him from coming into my bedroom.
|
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Now a lot of business people are coming into it and changing it dramatically and very quickly.
|
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The goal of our policy should be to reduce the flow of people coming into this country.
|
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As we're coming into the new season, we've already got stuff going on in Maryland with flooding.
|
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The model also differs from that of the Chinese companies that are coming into the U.S. While Mobike and others have pursued a more Uber-like path by coming into the city without really consulting with city governments, Spin has tried to work with the cities it's entering.
|
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There were bad actors coming into play and profiting ridiculously off of families, and that's just not right.
|
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Investors worry that the tariffs could undermine chances of a new North American trade deal coming into force.
|
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Colby and Bleu can be seen opening the toddler's door and coming into her room around 6 a.m.
|
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I read something today that a lot of people coming into this country are coming in as lifeguards.
|
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Time will tell… Kyle talks a huge game in his confessionals about coming into Redemption and facing Paulie.
|
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That means that anyone coming into or leaving Canada will confront existing laws on cross-border drug trafficking.
|
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We don&apost have the kind of unity you&aposd like to have coming into something like this.
|
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So imagine what it's like coming into the latest episode having never seen an episode in your life.
|
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The bubble occurs from stellar winds coming into contact with outer hydrogen layers spit out by the star.
|
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"Coming into The Bachelorette, I always led with a calculated mind and not an open heart," he says.
|
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I think the volatility and the uncertainty coming into the developed markets is creating uncomfortableness within the market.
|
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Although the family isn't enthused about her sexuality, they seemed pleased that Mariah is coming into her own.
|
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However, a "permanent" cease-fire they signed was violated within hours of coming into effect on June 30.
|
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He'll be coming into office at a time when the country seems to be more divided than ever.
|
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The president also threatening Friday a 20 percent on cars coming into the U.S. from the European Union.
|
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You're coming into a new place, whether it's yesterday, or tomorrow, or fantasy, it's not where you're from.
|
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"Coming into The Bachelorette, I always led with a calculated mind and not an open heart," he said.
|
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Mitchell, who was in the lineup on Saturday, had no points in four games coming into the game.
|
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"The relationship between the FDA and independent experts is coming into its own, and it's healthy," he said.
|
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That brings us to the second question: Can Trump actually ban Muslims from coming into the United States?
|
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Coming into this leg of the race, candidates from both parties spent millions on ads in the state.
|
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Welcomed back by a lightning strike to the plane just as we were coming into land at Heathrow.
|
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"Saw something coming into the road, thought it was a ball, possibly an animal, struck it," Collins said.
|
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Calls have been coming into fast-food restaurants in several states, leading employees to break out the windows.
|
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When more young men are coming into a country, math would normally say that crime numbers go up.
|
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"We have a number of new products coming into the holidays," he said in an interview with Cramer.
|
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Though it's rare, babies can contract the virus from coming into contact with someone who has cold sores.
|
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There are many players coming into form, but if I can play within myself I can beat anyone.
|
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They're angry over people coming into the country and taking over, and nobody even knows who they are.
|
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A large storm is coming into New York tonight and I want to get out of here ASAP.
|
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So coming into the trading week, we saw Nike was exactly at that 30 oversold condition on RSI.
|
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But things began to change in early 2017, as President Trump and his team were coming into office.
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One correspondent reported that "massive amounts" of fuel are coming into the border province of Yanggang from Russia.
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Exhale and tuck your chin to your chest while rounding your back, coming into a gentle forward bend.
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Educators and people coming into close contact with children at schools also need to be vaccinated, Spahn said.
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"They had to measure everything that was coming into the body and what was coming out," says Nellis.
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We do not have enough people coming into the industry to replace everyone that is retiring or leaving.
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And that technology is changing rapidly too, and 4K, all this stuff that is coming into our homes.
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Coming into the election of 1856, the fledgling party was looking for a strong contender for the presidency.
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Popovic exceeded his 9.3 scoring average coming into the game with 10 points in the first 13 minutes.
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If you are coming into a major with that mindset, you know you are going to do well.
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At the time, he argued that the move would discourage unauthorized immigrants from coming into the United States.
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There are many players coming into form but if I can play within myself I can beat anyone.
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SM: There is a lot of velocity, but it's coming from the liquidity that's coming into this industry.
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LHP Drew Smyly dominated Baltimore coming into Sunday's game, with a 4-0 record in five career starts.
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This is told from the point of view of somebody coming into that family a la Meghan Markle.
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G.M. let our Country down, but other much better car companies are coming into the U.S. in droves.
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M. let our Country down, but other much better car companies are coming into the U.S. in droves.
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"This is kind of how we expected to play coming into the year," second baseman Brian Dozier said.
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I convince him to delay coming into the office because he is never that effective post international travel.
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It would be a "new day" with duties on all Chinese imports coming into the U.S., he added.
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But, insinuating that Mexicans coming into the country are criminals is offensive to a majority of the public.
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"He flexed his muscles coming into the dugout," Astros manager A.J. Hinch said of Aoki, who batted ninth.
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Coming into the season, La Stella had only 10 career homers and had never been an everyday starter.
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Minnesota's defense, averaging five sacks a game coming into the contest, was held without a first-half sack.
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"Board games were just coming into their own as the modern form of indoor social interaction," says Orbanes.
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You have Apple, and you have Disney coming into the streaming space," Sanchez said Monday on "Trading Nation.
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But, Cramer thinks its success this year stems from the stock already reflecting the negatives coming into 8003.
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Sanchez screams Jacqueline's name before coming into view and then showing her sister's bloodied body in the grass.
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She's been coming into her personality a lot sooner so I think she's going to fit in perfectly.
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Any in-patient coming into our hospital has at least a one in six chance of developing AKI.
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The two Istanbul sides were locked on 66 points with two matches to play coming into Sunday's showdown.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, the singer said he's coming into adulthood as he approaches 40.
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That will rise on June 1 when the measures passed to secure Wednesday's deal start coming into force.
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"Coming into the jump, I'm kind of shaking like this," he said, raising trembling hands above his head.
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Are you coming into your strength gradually like Daenerys, or were you born clutching red wine like Cersei?
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Technical buying also contributed strength to the hog market which was oversold coming into the week, VanDyke said.
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When you're coming into customs or something and they ask you 'What did you do with your life?
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"We've got some problems with people coming into this country we don't know much about," complained one man.
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The algorithm increases people's chances of coming into contact with information that reinforces their political point of view.
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VICE: Do you think people coming into religious orders and the priesthood are different than their older counterparts?
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Gang life starts with children coming into contact with gang members in and outside of school, he said.
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It's not the featured artists coming into your lane as much as it is you meeting them halfway.
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The Suns' rookie center had three straight games of 20 points and 224 rebounds coming into the night.
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Even Mr Macron's domestic standing has started to recover, having taken a bruising soon after coming into office.
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For now, with his career ambitions coming into focus, he is allowing himself the luxury of being indecisive.
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" Pelosi said she and other party leaders are "excited about another generation of people coming into the Congress.
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All of these behaviors have historical roots, some coming into vogue for a spell and then petering out.
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Sometimes, though, people get sick after coming into contact with the stool of an ill dog or cat.
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