"I remember her coming through the revolving door, and there was this dappled light coming through the windows, so I couldn't quite see her face," Ms. Paulson said.
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" Lee agrees, "there is a new generation coming through.
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"This is part of the president's call to secure the border as well, because in addition to the people coming through, he often talks about the drugs and poison coming through," Conway said.
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We have 20 to 30 players coming through every summer.
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Were there many bands from Toronto or Vancouver coming through?
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I'd hear the nurse coming through to bring people's pills.
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I couldn't write about that honestly without that coming through.
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I don't know who it's for, but it's coming through.
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And this being Brazil there is always talent coming through.
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There's experience and there are also good youngsters coming through.
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Me and Austin — we were beasts coming through the field.
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But in between, the album has other themes coming through.
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"We get one or two tourists coming through," Lukas says.
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The only light was the sunlight coming through the windows.
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Soon, an even larger contingency of officers starts coming through.
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And other fighters coming through from that territory as well.
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"There's a lot more locals coming through," Mr. Chung said.
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"There's a lot of young players coming through," Court added.
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"It's like a wall of air coming through," Buddemeier said.
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That's never coming through here without Hyde language in it.
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I hope the book has heart coming through the characters.
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The group has been hit by lower than expected revenues coming through from its major contracts while Britain's vote to leave the European Union has also resulted in a slowdown in new orders coming through.
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Get out of my way, I'm coming through like a speedball.
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Clear the sidewalks, Amazon's new delivery bot Scout is coming through.
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There was a lot of homesickness coming through on that record.
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"Water was coming through the doors already," Chen recalled being told.
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I was thinking about Maria Callas, or someone darker coming through.
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Sorry, many unexpected challenges with cars coming through Zeebrugge first time.
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The volume of stuff coming through the post is quite high.
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There's a lot of emotion coming through in I Kill Giants.
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Pipeline problem means it's mostly white dudes coming through the pipeline.
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There are always a lot of top-level guys coming through.
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"I could feel the wind coming through it," Armstrong told me.
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This is about opioids and the drugs coming through [the border].
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Coming through it, you should see life in a different way.
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All of a sudden, you could see the sunbeams coming through.
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There are big bills coming through, spending bills and the like.
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PHIL LEBEAU: So, you have the free cash flow coming through.
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LN: I think that's my personality coming through behind the camera.
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Everybody's coming through Mexico, and Mexico is doing nothing to help.
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"We are going to get good earnings coming through," Paulsen said.
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Republicans have pointed to money coming through the regular appropriations process.
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My sons are coming through as my husband and vice versa.
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There will be this incremental customer base coming through the market.
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A: The immediate impact has been much fewer CVs coming through.
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I could feel a steady stream of blood coming through my fingers.
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In addition, integration synergies should be coming through in Spain for BBVA.
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"Sometimes there's water coming through the ceiling in vast quantities," he says.
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I can still see the bright sun coming through the pink curtains.
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It is so great to see bits of their personalities coming through.
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"We had 180-mile winds and rain coming through here," Sibilly said.
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"If homeboy's coming through with these, it's quiet for him," she said.
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Once again, Gabrielle Union is coming through with news we can use.
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Pink has always been really good at coming through for her fans.
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What else will be coming through,and how long will it last?
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Standard Chartered also saw fewer private wealth clients, I believe, coming through.
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"I'm not disagreeing with you that they're coming through airports," she said.
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Several people appeared to turn up the music coming through their headphones.
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"The liver gets a lot of bad stuff coming through," he said.
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My whole career I grew up coming through that tri-state area.
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"Why impact all these young ones coming through in schools?" she said.
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"I think the real Bernie Casey is coming through," he told Life.
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With this, I was worried about the music coming through, and projection.
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New debt deals from Greece, Belgium and Austria were also coming through.
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Georgia: A lot of it is just our natural energy coming through.
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One key differentiator for Imgur... But you've got billions of photos coming through.
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Or the acceptance time on the order coming through to the driver's app.
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Step aside, veterans, the industry's next class of posing professionals is coming through.
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Legacy alerts from gas-powered vehicles are coming through on the electric vehicles.
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We think it's more of a turnaround story: there are reforms coming through.
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TC: How much of your business is coming through mobile versus the desktop?
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The raw 808 sound coming through the speakers is the best sound ever.
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It will also prevent dangerous sites and downloads from coming through when online.
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It feels totally natural, but there are shades of Detroit techno coming through.
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Paddock saw Campos coming through the cameras he had rigged in the hallway.
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It's been a real test of people's resilience, and people keep coming through.
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This year, Sidi hopes to see even more people coming through Politicon's doors.
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Fortunately, Hollywood is coming through with some promising options for the coming months.
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"We are still seeing growth coming through," NHBC Chief Executive Steve Wood said.
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Like think about drones with multiple, high-res images coming through the cameras.
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Will it be possible for young Iraqi artists coming through now to develop?
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And my own training in terms of West African dance is coming through.
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We had different screening practices for Mexicans coming through the US-Mexico border.
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"As hitters, we're not coming through in big situations," shortstop Didi Gregorius said.
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You hear remarks under their breath when you're coming through the truck stops.
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M.M.: People are asking harder questions about the books that are coming through.
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It's tempting to think that since Cohn is leaving, they're definitely coming through.
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No reverb, studio niceties, just Laura's voice coming through a beautiful microphone. Humble.
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It's been a relatively quiet day, with just a few emergencies coming through.
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Now, Jenner's big sis Kim Kardashian West is coming through with new launches, too.
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You might be wondering what that strange light is that's coming through the window.
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Now it's time to find the portal and stop the demons from coming through.
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The person coming through to Henry wasn't her father, but his father: her grandfather.
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Hillary Clinton is coming through with an important message for every woman in America.
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" Dispatcher: "Give your daughter a few more minutes they are coming through the hallway.
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Acker felt strongly that many of the people coming through ClassPass would come anyway.
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Bill Sienkiewicz's artwork, particularly the expression really coming through that stuff, was very helpful.
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We weren't getting negative pressure, and the air just kept coming through his chest.
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When I was coming through the ranks, I never thought of wine as fun.
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Almost two-thirds of those sales are coming through mobile devices, Doyle pointed out.
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"XOXO Joanne @ladygaga coming through for fans with autographs and pizza," the person tweeted.
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Much of UNHCR's budget has gone towards monitoring who is coming through the country.
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"Each sponsor that comes through is reflective of a community coming through," she says.
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Customers can "expect to see more service promotions coming through the platform," Chamorro said.
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The Axeferns have initiated a cadetship to encourage younger women coming through the ranks.
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We have almost about half the number of people coming through as Obama had.
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It's no longer about earphones, there are all sorts of new categories coming through.
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For one, there could be a higher volume of investments coming through the door.
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If they sit at one green, they can see men and women coming through.
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So it's got the market nervous about the Fed coming through again next year.
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"You should have things on hand; you never know who's coming through," she said.
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There's the hefty kick of the other spirits coming through the spice's heat, too.
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We don't get a lot of live entertainment in general coming through over there.
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We also had a lot of guys coming through who had sexual dysfunction problems.
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The flames climbed up through the building and were seen coming through the roof.
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The kitten, she wrote, used to chase beams of sunshine coming through the window.
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"Before the Troubles, there was loads of tourists coming through my town," he said.
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The more frosting you add, the more chances of that beautiful effect coming through.
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There's another rain band that's going to be coming through and we know it.
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Tagomi will also operate a node that validates transactions coming through the Libra blockchain.
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Mexico doesn't give a damn about who is coming through their country to us.
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It felt like lightning coming through my hands when I was working on it.
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If so, then why are there no signals coming through on Howard's emergency radio?
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"There's no traffic coming through here," he said referring to the store's empty aisles.
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That&aposs entering the country without permission, not coming through a regular port of entry.
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" The source described Markle's healthy approaches to parenting as "her California roots are coming through.
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"I wish you could plug a chord in and see what's coming through," says Henry.
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"I could feel a steady stream of blood coming through my fingers," Romero reportedly said.
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Onlookers said the crossing arms didn't come down until after the train was coming through.
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And then, probably, you could blame the series of CEOs that kept coming through there.
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I think my hair has found itself now and my personality is really coming through.
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"Up to 2013, maybe 95 percent of food was coming through the tunnels," said Shaban.
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"This is coming through the mouths of the refugees," not through media reports, he added.
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And then once, coming through the screen door, a piece of it cut my hand.
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At least, that's the message coming through loud and clear in the company's latest ad.
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Project Fi does "not store the traffic coming through the VPN," according to the representative.
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But light pollution in cities coming through bedroom windows may also play a role here.
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"We hope to have images coming through very regularly," Rosetta project scientist Matt Taylor said.
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Now it is essentially a staging area, which sees rotations of bomber groups coming through.
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You can definitely hear Cyrus' country roots coming through loud and clear in this cover.
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"Thanks @pawnta for coming through late last night with a lip touch up!" she wrote.
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A construction project near her restaurant has resulted in fewer customers coming through the door.
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"It was coming through on Twitter, over and over again," King said of the rumors.
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But he acknowledged he was in a different position with a younger generation coming through.
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His granddaughter noticed smoke coming through the door, so they escaped out of the window.
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The C300 slices through corners without drama, with moderate feel coming through the steering wheel.
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His inbox fills up with emails telling him what time his pies are coming through.
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"You will see this coming through in pretty much the whole industry," von Koskull added.
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I think you'll see that coming through naturally in the ways that young designers speak.
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Your lovers are really coming through for you, bringing you passion, adventure, and fun. Single?
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It's not just a case of missed subtext, of a message not quite coming through.
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You know, it's almost like a second Arab Spring coming through in Lebanon and Iran.
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CNN: You have groups of 20-30 kids coming through the paid internship every year.
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"I think it is coming through the process of bottling the water," Mason told AFP.
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So that doesn't provide a guarantee either that a cut is coming through next month.
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And it is true, that primarily we see it coming through the ports of entry.
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We have always flagged there are a number of headwinds," Galvin said "Wage inflation running at 3%, depreciation costs, prior year investment spend coming through ... and there is no doubt that some of the additional costs related to regulatory burden are definitely coming through.
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And we're seeing a steady flow of arrivals coming through every week via two entry points.
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"There are new ideas, new coaches, new faces and the new generation coming through," Forbes said.
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Analysts will be assessing the possible fallout; chances are, some earnings downgrades will start coming through.
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"We want to change the composition of who is coming through," a senior administration official said.
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Getzlaf turned over the puck coming through the neutral zone and Larsson scored on a breakaway.
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STEVE LIESMAN: So, would you say your inclination, with more tariffs coming through— RICHARD CLARIDA: Yeah.
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"The strong majority of people coming through were toddlers when Peter died," in 1987, Koch says.
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"They took photos from inside where you can see sunlight coming through the welds," she said.
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The heat coming through the bristles dried my hair while stretching my curls to maximum length.
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Photos posted on social media by locals on the scene showed flames coming through the roof.
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Cuper added that Salah's inclusion would depend on him coming through their final training session unscathed.
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More than 300,000 people have registered in their states by coming through the site this year.
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That uplift showed some signs of coming through for the minority making decisions in late 2017.
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Marsden, who studied psychology, said there is a lot of his subconscious coming through his photographs.
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His behavior, his character are coming through and it is turning off a lot of voters.
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Some might look back at the Wii as another example of Nintendo's cutesy side coming through.
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The chances are exactly the same as any other phone that is coming through the market.
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As a teen, Edison spent time selling papers to passengers coming through town on passing trains.
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The air coming through the open window smelled of gasoline, scallions, and the beginning of summer.
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"Coming Through the Rye" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for language and mature themes.
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I'm reading scripts coming through with gay characters and lesbian characters and I think that's amazing.
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Some of it didn't come through, but more money is coming through than didn't come through.
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Apparently, it had something to do with the sun coming through the doors of the building.
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"The water was coming through the dam through so many holes," Knicks Coach David Fizdale said.
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Two, a lot of the girls coming through are also coming from the foster care system.
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The morning fog has lifted, and the sun is coming through the trees in golden rectangles.
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We had different screening practices for European immigrants coming through Ellis Island on the East Coast.
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"Coming Through Slaughter," a short novel by Michael Ondaatje about the insane jazz genius Buddy Bolden.
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How they were booking revenue at power, and some of the things that were coming through.
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"We've built something of quality, the numbers are coming through," he said at a press conference.
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But much of the opposition to Trump is coming through simply as a lack of enthusiasm.
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That's something coming through in the show, and that I'm also aware of in daily life.
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Additionally, Mexico could quickly and easily stop illegal aliens from coming through its southern border with Guatemala.
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If you&aposre not coming through a normal port of entry, they have to be dealt with.
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"Now that only happens after we've seen the first signals coming through the surveillance data," says Biggerstaff.
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There were just so many tweets coming through and so many Instagrams that I couldn't keep up.
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On other days they kept coming until I thought I could feel steam coming through the receiver.
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The mix of people coming through has completely rebuffed that idea — they're often much younger, often female.
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Would NXT be as fixated on indie talent without Punk coming through to prove what he proved?
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"The innovation is coming through the consumer products way faster, it's a very interesting trend," Gurle said.
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Does "Kylie was here" mean Kylie Jenner is coming through with a #FireVerse somewhere on the album?
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"I think that's realistic because earnings are coming through very powerfully," Wien said in Tuesday's CNBC interview.
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During the summer season, we may encounter over 1,000 cars coming through the park in one day.
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"The owners of the condominiums won't be coming through this lobby when they come home," she said.
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I suffer from severe asthma, and the cigarette smell coming through the walls can trigger asthma attacks.
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Most take them off right before they enter, sometimes a split second before coming through the curtain.
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"It's been an ordeal but we're coming through this fairly well," Arakawa said at a news conference.
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The Giants are yielding an NFL-worst 419.3 yards per contest, with 297.9 coming through the air.
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The store was also not big enough to manage the number of orders and returns coming through.
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She was about to go on when an organizer held her back: Lionel Richie was coming through.
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When I asked him what theme is coming through strongest, he replied immediately: our relationship to nature.
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My classroom would be one of the first an attacker coming through the front entrance would see.
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PayPal said it looks at the health of the business based on sales coming through its payment network.
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"It smelled like rotten eggs, and it was coming through our kitchen tap dark brown," Walters tells PEOPLE.
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"Up until 8:30 pm people were coming through with visas and green cards, no problem," Yegani says.
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That was the only jump scare in the whole movie for me — The bulldozer coming through the wall?
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The Reds were last in the league in attendance, with just 100,791 coming through the turnstiles all season.
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They added their voices to hundreds of others, welcoming anyone coming through the international terminal, arriving from abroad.
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"They are certainly responding in a different way to the flow of people coming through Mexico," she said.
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It can't recognize what you're saying, but it can tell when sound is coming through the iPad microphone.
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Moments later, as Goddard called 911, "We had bullets coming through the front of our classroom," he says.
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"People have been coming through side doors as long as there's been this Washington assignment," Mr. Rhodes said.
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"This energy of this younger woman is almost insistent in the way this is coming through," Henry says.
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"Thanks @Pawnta for coming through late last night with a lip touch up," she wrote on the image.
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"We have drug runners coming through our ranch and this has become a very dangerous situation," Chilton said.
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If it's a cloudy day, you're still getting a significant amount of UV rays coming through the clouds.
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He insisted there was no way the bullets would have hit the officers coming through the front door.
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The company is one of three that caters to airlines coming through Southeast Asia's transit mecca, Suvarnabhumi Airport.
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It was the first time people could hear coming through the speakers something that reflected their own lives.
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Andrea Gambardella is a writer based in Toronto and god bless her soul for coming through on this.
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Until the evidence starts coming through, however, it's still baby steps for Project Firefly and the baby MRI.
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The test is not "pass/fail," but coming through the worst-case scenario is seen as a positive.
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The set includes the crack stickers, so it really looks like the Hulk is coming through your wall.
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Steve Klein, a family formation lawyer in San Diego, is also seeing older people coming through his doors.
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"We see like whole loins, prime rib, coming through," Hank Combs, the co-owner of the farm, said.
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Hutch's nasally vocal delivery over scratchy, tinny instrument recordings played back like an album coming through a landline.
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If the plug is not coming through, your next option is to name drop, name drop, name drop!
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The less experienced wrestlers coming through are mostly stalling on the main roster or end up getting released.
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We would walk out of stores in Europe with like, knives coming through the bags that we stole.
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He went downstairs and saw thick, black smoke coming through a back window, which had been broken out.
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"It suddenly occurred to me that part of this effect could be coming through the parents," he said.
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The company plans to target businesses with employees coming through Brazil, acquiring travelers directly on Airbnb and Booking.com.
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It has more bite and depth than its predecessor, with the tea and quinine coming through most noticeably.
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We scanned the room and spotted the birth mom in a circle of sunlight coming through the window.
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Grant realized he could hear everything coming through the first friend's iPhone, even though that person hadn't answered.
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This fall, the first promo will drop on Sunday, September 1, and they'll keep coming through September 21.
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Some of the aid from the Trump plan is coming through the authority of the Commodity Credit Corp.
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Competition founder Darren Cox said the message coming through from the esports world was that gamers wanted more.
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What locals in Basra had coming through their public water service this morning , Tanoma district, Basra, southern Iraq.
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Most of the works are matte, but a couple, like "Innocence, Blue Coming Through" have an oily sheen.
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"We are definitely seeing business from Lloyd's coming through our door," said a senior London company market insurer.
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Congress has already passed bills bolstering agencies' ability to intercept opioids coming through the mail and across the border.
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There are already approximately two million containers coming through every year, and they hope to add a million more.
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Although his voice was coming through fine on TV, hockey fans present at the game couldn't hear a thing.
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And it&aposs like trying to put your finger in a dam to stop the water from coming through.
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With pastel-colored walls and plentiful sunlight coming through the barred window, it was cheerier than I had expected.
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The company has about 25-30 developers currently on staff, with about 15 percent of them coming through Apprenti.
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"I'm not disagreeing with you that they're coming through airports," Sanders responded, continuing to defend the administration's misleading claim.
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The aforementioned showpieces, in fact, are among the first works visitors see upon coming through the fair's main entrance.
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The second set was a fairly even contest, with Williams again coming through on most of the big points.
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One clue that she may have really paid a visit to her stylist is her dark roots coming through.
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A powerful energy is in the air, and support from your home, family, and ancestors is coming through tonight.
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We'd drive around together, playing mixes of any songs that sounded like summer blockbusters when coming through car speakers.
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No, because I know myself and I knew even coming through my college career that it would take time.
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She also added that many seniors are coming through her hotel as they are being evacuated from southern Florida.
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Nothing I love more than jamming out in my house on a beautiful day with the breeze coming through!
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He was on a lunch break with his family when he heard muffled, repetitive music coming through the walls.
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Plus, brands are also coming through with post-holiday sales, some of them even going up to 70% off.
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Greenlight wasn't perfect, but it ensured there was some kind of check on the games that were coming through.
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About 30 trailers and Hummers carrying heavier duty equipment crossed, with troops in cars coming through, the source added.
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In 2018, that changed, with the suburbs of Pittsburgh, Detroit, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Salt Lake City coming through.
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I suppose I could have waited, but the chances of a secondary market person coming through aren't particularly high.
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It's become very commoditized making the people feel like maybe more like cattle than like customers coming through here.
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The winds coming through the mountains were sweeping diagonally over the course then switched to blow straight down it.
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The tattoo isn't horrendous, but it looks really aged and you can see the whole tattoo coming through underneath.
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That whole thing that songwriters say about music coming through them—that really cheesy thing—I think that's it.
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Within a few days, more families with kids, teenagers and adult beginner athletes started coming through the shop's doors.
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Also, I had to reset the entire system twice after it froze and the video feed stopped coming through.
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Emmitt Booth collapsed while coming through the doors to vote at the South McComb Baptist Church on Tuesday morning.
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You can't program to have a certain number of molecules coming through the pipeline every year in each unit.
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There they found flames coming through the roof and a locked office door with smoke coming out of it.
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He said he was shocked that a notification for a purported nuclear attack was coming through a state agency.
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With first base open, Crawford worked a full count before coming through with his game-winner to right field.
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JG: Can you see these poems [in Out of Print] as having a similar structure coming through them all?
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A mirror bends the light coming through the front of the camera, sending it through the drop and snap!
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First, grab your earplugs, because My Bloody Valentine is coming through to headline and quite literally shake things up.
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Then they returned to the bus station to field questions and help families coming through navigate their next steps.
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We've used every opportunity, coming through our communications, to explain to the world what it is that we're doing.
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"Toms River is always coming through for us," Robertazzi says, "and we are going to come through for them."
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Hints that the game of influence transcended fashion and good intentions to verge on political calculation kept coming through.
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We were isolated enough from the rest of the city to not really hear it coming through our window.
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About 30 trailers and Hummers carrying heavier duty equipment crossed, with troops in cars coming through, the source added.
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As they sheltered there for about an hour, the wind "sounded like a roaring train coming through," he said.
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"We already have such a great creative community here, but even if someone's not here, they're always coming through."
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The U.S. has made some strides with youth programs and they are starting to get those sailors coming through.
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Storms have started due to a cold front that is coming through, and we're briefly under a tornado warning.
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"They had cracked the nut on data collection and computer visualization coming through on the same platform," he said.
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"Our sector has a large percentage of family units that have been coming through from Central America," said Nicholls.
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They see us coming through the lobby, gold chains, pants sagging, and they're like, 'Who the fuck is he?
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Using your in-built phone's feature to block numbers prevents audio calls, video calls and text messages from coming through.
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KUTV spoke to Baleigh's mother, Shauna Bagshaw, who said all she heard coming through the phone were her daughter's screams.
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It resulted from concerns about climate change, talks about an oil pipeline coming through the territory and other environmental issues.
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It can be the feeling of your feet on the ground, or the sunlight coming through a tree, or anything.
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South by Southwest Hatbox: A Modern Haberdashery in downtown Austin usually has 500 guests a week coming through the store.
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I found it was kind of like Hollywood—the scene was pretty vast and there was always travelers coming through.
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The resulting images instead reflect how the background neural network powering the camera interpreted the scene coming through the lens.
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I was desperate to know whether the audience could see what I was feeling — whether, psychologically, it was coming through.
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And, most importantly, those millions of dynamic pixels in 3D were all coming through a wireless connection — without any lag.
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But a lot of people there were not happy with the migrants who were coming through in the first place.
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White Sox starter Derek Holland (5-11) suffered the loss despite coming through with his best outing since June 25.
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We made important decisions with the puck coming through that neutral zone, which is an important zone for our team.
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They had 2.6 times more traffic coming through social media than shrinking websites, and 1.7 times more traffic via email.
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The freeze in output is not coming through as expected, with a lot of defectors such as Iran and Iraq.
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A friend previously told PEOPLE that Meghan's "California roots are coming through" as she prepared to welcome her first child.
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Hickey tells The Daily Beast that Paddock saw Campos coming through the cameras that he had rigged in the hallway.
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Luckily, Space NK is coming through with the perfect way to make your (much deserved) self-care shopping even easier.
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A friend previously told PEOPLE that Meghan's "California roots are coming through" as she prepared to welcome her first child.
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We were moved to a different room once we noticed that water was coming through the ceiling, completely flooding it.
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I was desperate to know whether the audience could see what I was feeling – whether psychologically it was coming through.
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He's got this massive window, and there's all these flats opposite that you'd just see these yellow lights coming through.
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The startup Battlefield competition at Disrupt showcases the most promising young companies that are coming through in the technology space.
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Even with the sound off, or other announcers coming through my television, his cadences mark the beats in between pitches.
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Insecure seems anything but, with the strong voice of its creator, Issa Rae, coming through loud and hilarious and clear.
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"That sort of contact with ordinary life came through the servants in that generation — and now it's coming through Carole."
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Google parent Alphabet gets 84% of its revenue from advertising, with an increasing amount coming through its YouTube video platform.
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"Out of nowhere, shots started coming through the windows," said David Brown, whose mother was sitting in the back pew.
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EQT Ventures has backed about 40 companies since its launch, with 40% of its last 10 investments coming through Motherbrain.
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Arctic air coming through Canada at the end of the week will make New Year's Eve more chilly than usual.
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The agency had previously proposed the fine in 85033 but is now coming through on its promise to reprimand Abramovich.
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And many of the drugs that are transported into the US from Mexico are coming through official ports of entry.
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And it was... oh man, there's just, like, a wind coming through the window right now, and I have allergies.
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Luckily, Auckland producer and songwriter Merk—real name Mark Perkins—is coming through to fill that gap in the market.
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Playing around on the outskirts of his property was one thing, but actually coming through these doors…under his nose.
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"I'm thinking that the shooter could be coming through here or there may be more than one shooter," he said.
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But while working in his studio, Chowdhury noticed that shadows cast from stretcher bars were coming through onto the painting.
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It expects to deliver approximately 90% of the deal synergies by 2021 with about 20% coming through by next year.
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But, for now, his company has turned to assembling ancillary tents for hospitals to keep money coming through the door.
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We wondered where in the world the infection was coming to us, was it coming through the air condition vents?
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My eyes open to the rays of sunlight coming through the rip in my shade lighting up my entire room.
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"I should be able to look through that vegetation, and I should see light coming through it," the instructor explained.
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Last year, more than 60,000 passengers arrived in the US from Wuhan, the vast majority coming through those three airports.
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The 0.3 percent month-over-month figures suggests we're starting to see some state-level minimum wage effects coming through.
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So Hedrick said the company sees a good mix of both seasoned boot owners and newbies coming through the store.
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We like zero interest rates, cheaper stocks and economies that are doing well enough and earnings that are coming through.
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So now I'm like 'No — I don't want to impede the natural energy from coming through me when I'm on stage.
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" (Mild spoilers follow.) "So, in the movie, the orcs are coming through the portal, and we're going to close the portal.
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You can also set Walkie-Talkie to "unavailable" or use Do Not Disturb settings to prevent the messages from coming through.
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But in the center—about 50 miles of that stretch—there was nobody, except for basically undocumented people coming through there.
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Those kinds of things are by understanding what's coming through on video, analyzing it, and doing some interesting things with it.
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But at the end of the day, you're really shifting turf lines rather than reducing the number of drugs coming through.
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When you have this really tight temperature gradient, you can get these pieces of energy — weather disturbances — coming through the atmosphere.
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He said the traffic coming through his system passes the filters of multiple verifications companies and is therefore human and valid.
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Amazon is coming through with some big deals well into the evening, especially when it comes to their own tech products.
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He mostly comes across as a corny uncle, a guy who wears a "Hot Stuff Coming Through" apron while he's grilling.
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LHP Derek Holland lost to Toronto and dropped to 5-11 despite coming through with his best outing since June 25.
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"When we see food inflation coming through, our customers, even at the upper end, tend to buy less items," said Moir.
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Some promising young swimmers are coming through the system now—Adam Peaty and James Guy both became world champions last year.
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It will be Oscar season when her first issue appears, and she notices a new crop of blond actresses coming through.
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She consistently sees able-bodied patients coming through her door with three or more different control prescriptions, funded entirely through Medicaid.
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Sunvalley, a Chinese company, said it will exceed $300 million in sales this year, with about 90 percent coming through Amazon.
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"If the children have gone in too far, then the floodwater from the far end will be coming through," he says.
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"We had it budgeted perfectly," Taylor Evans said, noting the sisters don't feel they can count on the aid coming through.
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But if you're just dying to get your hands on a similar style, Nordstrom is coming through with a look-alike.
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Perhaps this is my personal bias for bleak, crumpled sludge coming through, but Jagged Mouth has hit on something special here.
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Krupinski said the costs of the announced layoffs would be booked in the second quarter, with savings coming through from 2020.
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Next month, the streaming giant is coming through with titles for every and any energy that you might find yourself in.
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What remains of them are a few corners, a facade, a window with the sun coming through from the wrong side.
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He said that was the result of coming through the bookshop and being given shelter when he was evading the draft.
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No big storms coming through the next several days, but plenty of clouds as we move into a somewhat unsettled pattern.
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The Auditor General, responsible for ferreting out abuses of the taxpayer dime, begins coming through every dollar of every Senator's spending.
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Such hiccups can have serious consequences: The port handles more than half of the containers coming through the Gulf of Mexico.
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Ranger: If we get wildfires coming through later in the year, it&aposs going to look 10 times worse than this.
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The business model is advertising — display ads, video ads and social media ads coming through both agencies and direct brand buys.
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"I can't possibly imagine why Senate leadership wouldn't place a protection in this (spending bill) that's coming through," Corker told CNN.
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What happens when the word corrections that are coming through start making us all look the same in our creative endeavors?
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Fowler made it 2-0 after Ondrej Kase dropped a pass for him as he was coming through the right circle.
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Narrator: For example, this color keys shows how Jesper and Alva will be backlit by the sun coming through the window.
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It is now occupied about 70 percent of the time, he said, with some bookings coming through the house's own website.
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They identified an electronic buzz from a panel on the eighth floor, a floor above us, coming through a concrete slab.
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"We've got good quality people coming through the door," Lindsey said, and that has boosted traffic to the stores around her.
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Sunvalley, a Chinese company, said it would exceed $300 million in sales this year, with about 90 percent coming through Amazon.
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"We were worried the fire would be really hot with embers coming through," Corrigan told Reuters by phone from the bus.
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"I just started noticing a stream of tweets coming through asking me questions, so I just started honestly answering," Carter recalled.
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And there's a whole generation of kids coming through who are making hip-hop's diversity—emotional and otherwise—impossible to ignore.
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" Jarrett said: "It is so important that we constantly have new people coming through, shaping new ideas and finding solutions for all.
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They make all of this money and they do nothing to stop people coming through Mexico from Honduras and all these countries.
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"So one of the challenges that's coming through is a referral of ultimately being distanced but in a physical sense," he continued.
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Though Nitesh Kripalani, director and country head of Amazon Prime Video India declined to comment on how those deals are coming through.
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When I asked him about the needs of the people he's been caring for, he described two waves of patients coming through.
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"We could see it was big enough to survive coming through the atmosphere, and about where we could find it," he explained.
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And the volume of people coming through has increased noticeably since the city's floodwaters have receded from the city's roads, Loftin said.
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If you already have one of the devices, the feature will be coming through an over-the-air update starting July 2.
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"We do see, particularly in endurance sports, older athletes coming through much more than in the past," said Mark Adams, IOC spokesman.
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It's available in five flavors: strawberry, peach, grape, bubble gum and orange, with strawberry coming through as the favorite in the trial.
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Google's Pixel phone accounted for 1.3 percent of smartphones sold, Kantar said, with more than half of its sales coming through Verizon.
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Because the game reacts to your arm and head movements, everything they're doing in real life is coming through in the game.
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I figured that since someone had told me to move on from the library, there was another person coming through behind me.
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"We're still holding at relatively high prices underpinned by economic growth and demand coming through, as reflected in inventory drawdowns," he said.
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But New Zealand authorities said they targeted packages coming through mail centres, and then traced those packages back to vendors and buyers.
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Yeah, the ones where Malcolm is singing and playing the acoustic guitar, you can hear the low rumble coming through the way.
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The device connects to your Wi-Fi router and essentially filters any traffic coming through it to detect and prevent malicious software.
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About 30 trailers and Hummers carrying heavier duty equipment crossed, with troops in cars coming through, an Iraqi Kurdish security source said.
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There was a studio audience of about 24 sitting outside the booth, hearing it coming through the loudspeakers, and we just played.
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I'M HOPING WITH OUR PATH TO SUCCESS, COMING THROUGH THE LEVERAGE OF OUR STORES, WE'LL BE A MORE ENVIABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR SUPPLIERS.
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"I think we get too much buying interest coming in because there's demand coming through," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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She woke up to police activity outside her house and high beams coming through her windows as authorities searched for the tiger.
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"You see the benefits coming through on the new tax bill, which is fully landed," said Dave Stolz, a member of AICPA.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Deutsche Bank was credited with coming through the 2008 crisis in better shape than many of its rivals.
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Obviously, Hyland was coming through for a friend — but she also was reminding the world that women are more than their bodies.
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When you're surprised by his cooking, it's because the voice of the ingredients is coming through more clearly than you're used to.
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"Coming through the Obama administration there was very aggressive talk and very aggressive moves towards restricting various kinds of ownership," McIntyre said.
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Everything I am in food, it really reflects all the many relationships that I've had in the kitchen coming through the industry.
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"We have a hell of a lot of signal coming through, but until we get the signal, this is noise," he said.
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"Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson's got some advice for Ted Cruz -- get off the tracks, the Donald Trump express is coming through.
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"There are some good young guys coming through," said Matthew Fitzpatrick, 24, who has five top-12 finishes in Rolex Series events.
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"We are seeing a very significant increase in volume coming through our virtual channels," said Andrew Diamond, chief medical officer at OneMedical.
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"You're probably not going to get a lot more unit demand coming through as a result of that lower price," he said.
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About a minute into the song, she moved her lips away from the microphone, but the words kept coming through the speakers.
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The streaming giant is coming through with a brand new lineup of fascinating original television shows and films for your viewing pleasure.
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Even I've gotten annoyed when I've been on a webpage and all of a sudden I hear sound coming through my speakers.
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While some are concerned with growing protection of quarterbacks, Goodell said the focus on player safety is coming through in every game.
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Sales were coming through, media outlets were calling — it was quite emotional to experience such an influx of attention on the brand.
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"Investors should be confident that earnings growth is coming through," said Andrew King, head of European equities at BNP Paribas Investment Partners.
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Dr. Melzack worked from the top down, detailing the various ways the mind moderates and shapes the messages coming through the gate.
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When Santa's daughter Noelle (Anna Kendrick) advises Nick to take a weekend off before he burns himself out — millennial Santa coming through!
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"All these ideas that are coming through right now, I'm putting through a very stringent filter with the management team," he said.
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If you look at the success of Facebook and Google and even Salesforce, a lot of their innovation now is coming through acquisition.
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"While we have almost 20 percent of our orders coming through the digital channels, we still rely heavily on the phones," she said.
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" More importantly, the director said, is the "feeling that was coming through the music … that he was still connected, he still was trying.
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"The market has had a good move up but it's just getting no underlying strength coming through," said BP Bernstein trader Vasili Tirasis.
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When I moved east' I noticed that the sunlight became dappled' either coming through the lush upstate trees or the tall city buildings.
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It was super exciting and every time you picked up that guitar and played in that way, you found something new coming through.
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You should learn a whole bunch more and tell some of these people coming through that you'd like to go on the road.
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There's plenty of champagne toasting and revelry, and you're likely to catch a brass band second line coming through the main dining room.
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"Fortunately the probability of that nightmare coming through is small and I hope it is getting smaller by the day," Stiglitz told CNBC.
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I think there is a new generation coming through, though, that is listening to the music we had in the '80s and '90s.
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Nationwide, more than 22016 million people have selected health plans or been automatically re-enrolled, with at least 290 million coming through HealthCare.
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"It's a culture in some respects that just looks at a patient as just a generic number coming through the system," he said.
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As a 103-year-old, he remembers politicians coming through his town in Migori County to visit — and bribe — families for their votes.
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At that temperature you can really taste the complex flavors from terpenes coming through in the vapor, chilled by filtration through the water.
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Having countries work together in the area to safeguard tankers coming through could both safeguard international trade and keep Iran from escalating tensions.
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The central bank recently has indicated that it is on extended pause for more rate hikes as it evaluates the data coming through.
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So to put that in context, 2017 was our largest volume in the pipeline, meaning the number of companies coming through the system.
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I would say that the majority of the other groups that were coming through LOVE weren't spending the time that the skateboarders were.
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More technology could help border officials scan cars and trucks coming through the border, where only a fraction of vehicles are currently scanned.
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"North Asia is still the favorite exposure for us, but dividend growth is coming through in many different sectors and countries," he said.
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Jennifer Tilly's got money on Tom Brady's deflated balls coming through in the clutch again ... plus a high wager for Lady Gaga's cleavage.
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"I have never seen such a large and bright object coming through the sky," Sheila S. said in her report from Woodstock, Illinois.
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She lived through the city's water crisis, and continues to see its impact on the students coming through her classroom five years later.
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"He's like 'Dude, nothing is coming through the overflow — you've got to come over,'" said the fish guy, whose name is Felix Miranda.
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"My wife couldn't watch it, but at that point I thought we were dead coming through the flames like we did," said O'Reilly.
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Big names on the outs with WCW or WWE, or young soon-to-be superstars were coming through ECW on short-term deals.
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If you have that kind of market share and some of our larger competitors considerably slow down there is still volume coming through.
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"A new breed of consumer is coming through with a more accepting, exploring, and individual view of what is the 'norm,'" he says.
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Even if parents traveled to the United States and had all the necessary documents, some reported feeling anxious about coming through UK immigration.
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Nearly any shades or curtains will help reduce solar heat coming through the windows, but some are better at the job than others.
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The courts have been in existence since 2004, and I think we have had something like over 6,000 defendants coming through the court.
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"More and more people like to see a sense of individual character coming through and to identify private passions from works," he said.
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"Seeing that coming through the door and the back door and the garage door like that, you're helpless, you feel helpless," he added.
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We talked about coming through the middle passage of being enslaved — through Jim Crow — and the resilience of making art out of that.
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JK: If you're an intellectually curious individual, there are so many signals [coming through Blackstone] that it's almost a proxy for the world.
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It's unclear whether that increase is a result of more migrants coming through Mexico, or of the Mexican government stepping up its efforts.
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Since most companies use different email addresses for spam and receipts, blocking deal emails won't keep the latter from coming through going forward.
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"If we wind up coming through this relatively intact, I think Trump will get a huge amount of credit from voters," Wilson said.
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He often responded to the sounds coming through his horn by smacking his lips and growling lightly, an outward reminder of his labors.
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Within days of the result coming through, one of the manufacturers that I work with had bumped their prices up by 15 percent.
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It's such a calculated, well-orchestrated system and whenever Vince started coming through, he slowly let me in to what he was thinking.
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"We tested the air that was coming through the existing hoses and found the air quality was satisfactory," CDC spokesman Bert Kelly told Reuters.
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Tariffs will permanently remain at the 25 percent level unless and until Mexico substantially stops the illegal inflow of aliens coming through its territory.
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To make the Nest Thermostat E more forgettable, Nest has hidden its display behind a frosted glass that blocks some light from coming through.
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The building is a cross between a pole barn and a greenhouse, so can I rely mainly on natural light coming through fiberglass panels.
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"They were trying to escape the fire coming through and, because they knew it came from the roadside, they couldn't get out," she said.
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" Sam Mendes, the Oscar-nominated director of best picture front-runner "1917," said there was "an enormous number of talented female directors coming through.
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However, strong winds behind the cold front coming through are still likely into the afternoon, with gusts up to 40 to 50 mph possible.
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Born and raised in Los Angeles, "her California roots are coming through" as she prepares to welcome her first child, a friend tells PEOPLE.
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He records every call but he's getting several hundred calls per hour so he doesn't have time to listen to every call coming through.
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" - Speaking to CNBC, 2016 "Fortunately the probability of that nightmare coming through is small and I hope it is getting smaller by the day.
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"I've been watching him coming through and what he's done in the last couple of years has been great to see," said the Briton.
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"There is definitely a (tech) influence coming through in toys ... it has become very sophisticated," Hamleys head buyer Victoria Kay told Reuters on Thursday.
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This will enable us to invest in the most successful companies that are coming through from previous LocalGlobe funds at Series B and beyond.
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The 44-year-old Cink said he was "a little tired" after coming through a sectional qualifier for the second major of the year.
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But even if closures now start coming through, nickel has another problem in the form of the amount of inventory hanging over the market.
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Of the refugees that are coming through Europe, a lot more people are taking to social media and live video to document their voyage.
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With an hour left in the session the Briton, pushing too hard coming through a chicane, clipped the barrier, puncturing the right rear tire.
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Though Britain's grocery market has seen two years of deflation, Lewis noted inflation coming through in some areas, calling out pork as an example.
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In 2015, I noticed that there were all these tour guides coming through our neighborhood, supposedly the experts in food, architecture, and Jewish history.
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TechCrunch was tipped off by a reader that emails were no longer coming through as part of LinkedIn's Archive tool for exporting your data.
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The ninth inning was wild with the Mets scoring twice to tie, and the Marlins coming through with two of their own against Reed.
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After enduring so much in her career and coming through a complicated childbirth Williams has returned swinging as freely as she has ever done.
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Trump has sent nearly 6,000 troops to the US-Mexico border to protect against a group of migrants coming through Mexico from Central America.
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The Pole has been a backmarker, regularly lapped and having to look in his mirrors and move aside for the faster cars coming through.
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Megan Rapinoe was a star for the American side throughout the competition, coming through time and time again when her team needed her most.
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Jones said he has seen more yen demand coming through, describing it as "a convenient hedge" against increased global risks sparked by U.S. protectionism.
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"There is fresh money coming through and lots of optimism about the global economy," said Robin Bhar, head of metals research at Societe Generale.
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He made all these drawings of the big crowd waiting for the train—and then you see Lincoln in his top hat, coming through!
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"Amazon likes to talk about how 56 percent of product searches are coming through Amazon," said Diana Gordon, senior partner at media agency Mindshare.
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And in a bid to get more customers coming through its doors, Walgreens has been experimenting with putting different health services into its locations.
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If we keep permits coming through on facilities, we can grow that amount of gas around the globe to 30 bcf by 2025, 2030.
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The EVF displays what's coming through the lens and how the sensor is exposing it, making it the more useful option for critical work.
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"For me, the basis is always going to be a clean tone, with an acoustic sound coming through as much as possible," she said.
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But soon Jews fleeing Warsaw started coming through town, a German regiment set up camp in the area, and restrictions on Jews were posted.
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First, the fact that this is all coming through the South Koreans, and we have heard little [or] nothing from the North Koreans directly.
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The report alleged that untrained hourly workers instead of professional authenticators were conducting the authentication process for the consigned items coming through the site.
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"We would like to see those stronger earnings coming through and Europe really turning a corner," said Dafydd Davies, partner at Charles Hanover Investments.
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Now I've got the Echo Dot in the living room and clear Coltrane coming through an old waterproof Bluetooth speaker placed in the bathroom.
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The lady is holding her eye with the hand that was on the messenger bag, and he can see blood coming through her fingers.
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"We've had enough rains coming through that anything is out there now, or that has been recently harvested, has probably been challenged," Ransom said.
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As everyone knows, the United States of America has been invaded by hundreds of thousands of people coming through Mexico and entering our country illegally.
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"It looks like the Olympic torch from the back with flames coming through the roof," France 24 journalist Charli James reported during a live broadcast.
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"Even if they try to stay guarded, though, the idea is there's inherently some information coming through to the viewer that is revealing," Moukarbel adds.
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"You see that shine coming through?" asked Corey Skinner, a cleaner, on a recent morning while scrubbing rust off the doors of a 22 train.
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Jump over to the car selection menu, where your character is standing on a stage, and the music sounds like it's coming through stadium speakers.
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Some of that expertise has already started to make its way into LinkedIn products, and I suspect some of it is coming through here, too.
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As Rob Lopez has pointed out on Twitter, the attack appears to be coming through a vulnerability in the third party app called Twitter Counter.
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Brad had heard that if you break tree branches it will discourage a bear because they think another bear might be coming through the trees.
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I really enjoy approaching each event or experience in a very personal way, and I try to always ensure my true self is coming through.
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Climate change is a grue coming through the trees for us with terrifying speed, and technology is the one torch which might lead us out.
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While mouth pieces are notorious for getting hot (the original Pax could be particularly painful), the vapor coming through them is usually not so warm.
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There's natural light coming through the window and how do we shoot that so it's just as beautiful as if all the lights are on?
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I see this man who's struggling to breathe, blood coming through his shirt, and a woman who is narrating it with this calm, reassuring voice.
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It was this little ass garage but everyone was coming through there, like Busdriver would be there, Mike Eagle would be there, crazy musicians, s.
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Tesla is distributing free removable windshield sunshades to Model X owners to reduce the amount of sunlight and heat coming through its unusually large windshield.
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Since the beginning of the 2018 cycle, the DCCC has raised about $162 million, with nearly $85033 million of that haul coming through online contributions.
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"In pRED, some exciting opportunities are now coming through after a time when many things did not work," Schwan told Reuters in a recent interview.
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Secondly, the nose is triggered to produce more secretions via the mucous glands in order to provide the moisture to humidify the air coming through.
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One board member suggested publishing an advertisement intended to embarrass the Wall Street community for not coming through, but it proved too divisive to execute.
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" He added, "One major concern was that the infrastructure of health care for children and their families coming through the asylum process is woefully inadequate.
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"We know our correspondent banks would not let us pay for imports coming through that port," said a senior executive at one major Afghan lender.
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A sense of muted agitation seems to undergird their fidgeting gestures, also coming through strongly in the webs of hissing textures sewn throughout their arrangements.
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It has to be the most devastating rock 'n' roll coming through Marshall stacks with two of the dopest MCs in history fronting the band.
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Yet, despite her best efforts, for many years Firth could only diagnose about a quarter to a third of the patients coming through her doors.
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"He said this is an assault on our flag and our country, as if though we are some outside transient indigents coming through," Martin said.
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Everything sounded a bit more crisp and vivid coming through the WF-1000XM3; vocals were defined and popped much more vividly compared to the AirPods.
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"You don't necessarily have to watch the image because a lot of info about the plot is coming through the dialogue, the sound," Hennefeld said.
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"There is relief coming through that there is no larger objection [from 5-Star]," said Rainer Guntermann, strategist at Commerzbank, referring to the opinion poll.
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The Seattle airport has estimated that 35 percent of the people coming through last year were 55 or older, said Perry Cooper, an airport spokesman.
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Don't get sucked in by the 24-hour news cycle, and of course, be aware that news can be coming through phones and computer screens.
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The suit, over Mr. Colting's novel "60 Years Later: Coming Through the Rye," a sequel to "The Catcher in the Rye," was settled in 2011.
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I felt very much that if I was a junior coming through...it wouldn't have been an environment I would have felt comfortable in necessarily.
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Whether the information that gets to the brain causes pain depends on the balance of activity in small and large fibers coming through the gate.
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On a day with silvery light coming through clouds and Lake Superior to our right, she was piloting us northward from Duluth, on Highway 21970.
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"There have been incredibly high volumes of patients coming through this year specifically with RSV and a combination of influenza B as well," she said.
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Britain will screen travelers coming through London's Heathrow Airport, and Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, South Korea, Singapore, Italy, Australia and India are all screening passengers.
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Google parent Alphabet gets 84% of its revenue from advertising, largely from search ads, but with an increasing amount coming through its YouTube video platform.
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"We would expect some more support to be coming through for physical crude right now," said David Reid, an analyst at JBC Energy in Vienna.
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"Even though Cousteau was coming through the television, he unveiled the oceans in a way that nobody else had been able to," she told me.
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" It's sad these two had to go up against each other because they even had a cute theme song: "Big girls, big girls coming through.
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But "first-generation students coming through here are figuring out how to navigate an educational system that hasn't always been built for them," she said.
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ONE IS, IN THE LEAD UP TO THE ELECTION, IF YOU TAKE OUR THIRD QUARTER RESULTS AND YOU SAW THE FUNDAMENTALS COMING THROUGH FOR ANOTHER QUARTER, THE EXPENSES CONTINUING TO BE MANAGED DOWN, THE REVENUE IS LIFTING, THE ACTIVITY COMING THROUGH AND THE ISSUES IN THE PAST THAT IT CUT UP OUR EARNINGS SUM ALL BEHIND US, SO I THINK THAT WAS A GOOD BASE.
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I'm coming through some of these corners...and I'm like a kid on a roller-coaster ride because it's so much better than it was before.
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The boos were audible but the sound quality, so crisp for hours, suddenly sounded like your neighbor's bass coming through the wall on a Friday night.
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While writing for the local newspaper, The Alligator, in college, Booker conducted a series of what he describes as "awful interviews" with performers coming through town.
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LG: I guess if three different groups, or families, or people are coming through ... KS: That's the way it goes, it's not good for the environment.
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Belloni said the Hollywood Reporter created a group of five to seven reporters who were responsible just for managing the stories coming through their tip line.
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Its interface walked me through naming the file, and ensuring that the video and audio feeds were coming through correctly before I started the converting process.
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After coming through the financial crisis relatively unscathed, StanChart ran into trouble when global commodity prices crashed and bad debts started to rise on its books.
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"It makes sure that most messages that are coming through are hopefully unique and relevant instead of generic one-liners that people can send to anyone."
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It also highlighted some of the April Fools' pranks coming through on its own platform, including a SideDoor into college admission and a monstrous USB hub.
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" She adds, "In some way I'm attracting that person [to the reading], so the medicine that is coming through me for them is also for me.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Roman TkachenkoNASA's Juno spacecraft has consistently been coming through with the best close-up images of Jupiter we've ever seen.
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Dropbox will serve not only as a barometer for enterprise IPOs coming through the door over the next few months, but likely IPOs across the board.
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On Wednesday, residents and storm chasers in Taiwan posted terrifying footage from the ground of Meranti coming through the south of Taiwan, in Kaohsiung and Hengchun.
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Marie Kondo had her shining moment, but there's a new Japanese woman coming through with some serious truth that's going to change the way you live.
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If you think of liberty's torch as a beacon of light from the land of opportunity, that's how we viewed that light coming through the door.
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One of the biggest determining factors of image quality is the size of the camera's sensor—the chip that captures the light coming through the lens.
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"You have the usual bit of aggressive bargain-hunting coming through in these sectors, (they were) quite heavily sold down yesterday," IG analyst Chris Beauchamp said.
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Adam Vinatieri did it again ... coming through in the clutch to set a Guinness World Record in field goal kicking -- and TMZ Sports has the video.
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In a sneak peek at the episode, David makes his grand entrance, opting to sneak through Darlene's bedroom window instead of coming through the front door.
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"It's a dream come true," Gatto-Monticone said after coming through the qualifying rounds at Wimbledon to set up a meeting with the seven-times winner.
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About the time Kelly was coming through the front door, Anthony Scaramucci was going out the back, a sign the general had won his first battle.
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That brings the DCCC's total fundraising since the beginning of the cycle to nearly $151 million raised, with $85033 million of that coming through online donations.
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"American presidential candidates have made a habit of coming through the UK, and so if that happens I'd be very happy to (meet Trump)," Cameron said.
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Last week, our best bets went a perfect 7-0 against the spread, with Penn State, Wisconsin, and LSU coming through for us in big spots.
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Last weekend, our picks went a solid 4-363-1 against the spread, with Alabama and Rutgers both coming through to cover in wildly different ways.
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I was freelancing art for the party at this time, and was very, very familiar with a lot of the kids coming through, as was Christian.
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I just feel like we're getting a lot of talent coming through, but a lot of time we'll get kids moving out of Vegas or whatever.
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"All major loan books showed continued growth ( and) the benefits of cost-saving programmes are coming through," Chief Executive Kees van Dijkhuizen said in a statement.
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Line: Seahawks by 6 Tampa Bay quarterback Jameis Winston is coming through just in time to make everyone remember he is still on the team payroll.
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His novel "Coming Through Slaughter" (1976) — for my money, Ondaatje's masterpiece — is a surround-sound tour of the troubled New Orleans cornet player Buddy Bolden's life.
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"We have a five-year lease and people are coming through our doors all the time," he said as he prepared an espresso one recent morning.
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"A number of folks coming through are giving advice and pointers to the administration both on policy issues, including growing the economy and trade," Miller said.
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"I'm excited this year because I actually took time and I feel like things are coming through the way that I wanted them to," she said.
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When I see people in this situation coming through Agadez, I feel a shudder in my bones knowing this person will probably not be so lucky.
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It was a nightmare to reduce the bleed of any and every sound coming through the phone on Rick's end, but we painstakingly got it done.
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"So much worse than Maria, because a hurricane, we can tell where the hurricane is coming through, but we don't with an earthquake," Seda told CNN.
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"The amount of people we've seen coming through the hospital is a testament to his character and who he was," fellow firefighter Sam Phelps told KCNC.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former finalist Tomas Berdych reached the last eight at Wimbledon after coming through a brutal five set tussle with Austrian Dominic Thiem on Monday.
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Last weekend, our picks went 5-2 against the spread, with Penn State, Arkansas, and Arizona State all coming through to cover as double-digit underdogs.
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Age: 20Position: DefenderThe Dutch national team is enjoying a golden generation of talent coming through its ranks, and its brightest star is defender Matthijs de Ligt.
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Gunther says in the early- to mid-19963s, there was a steady stream of activists coming through his door, asking for advice, looking for strategy tips.
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"We'd get people coming through after seeing a distillery, and the strongest thing I could serve them in the restaurant was black coffee," Mr. Dedman said.
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Three Fox News hosts and their producers sit at a conference table in a darkened room, lit by shafts of sunlight coming through narrow vertical windows.
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Happiness in her relationships is not where Welch has ever found her muse, but its hard to deny her own personal happiness coming through on this album.
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Sharon's been through it all — being the underdog and being the hero, and then having people sort of turn against her and then coming through that again.
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District officials acknowledge it won&apost stop a determined attacker from coming through the door, nor will it warn against someone who is not a known threat.
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But to hear artists like 2 Chainz, Da Baby, City Girls, and of course Cardi B, coming through the speakers at every turn—that was very new.
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Manufacturing engineers installed high-resolution cameras and aimed them at cars coming through to snap photos and transmit them to inspectors in another part of the factory.
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Now that many of the acts coming through have been signed to the majors, they'll have both massive new opportunities and potentially more creative control to relinquish.
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The energy coming through me is connecting to the client's body unconsciously to figure out what the problem is and to go to it and unblock it.
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"As everyone knows, the United States of America has been invaded by hundreds of thousands of people coming through Mexico and entering our country illegally," he wrote.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration says most drugs coming into the US are coming through official border crossings manned by United States authorities, according to a 2018 report.
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Tkachuk has been as hot as anybody through the winning spree, having netted six goals and 303 points in that span, and coming through at key times.
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"When you have this really tight temperature gradient, you can get these pieces of energy — weather disturbances — coming through the atmosphere," meteorologist Ed Vallee explained to Kirby.
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"I wanted to keep it quiet because I didn't want people waiting for it," he explained to me on a recent afternoon, coming through the VICE offices.
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"Bigger picture, I think people have been holding back from investing in the market, especially the front end, with very large supply coming through bills," Mulholland said.
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"Around the world we're seeing more and more non-binary people coming through with that kind of presentation," says Stuart Lorimer, a consultant psychiatrist and gender specialist.
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T-Pain wasn't a fan of the sad songs coming through the speakers while he was boarding and taxiing on the runway during a recent Delta flight.
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It's a message in lipstick is the way this comes through and it's a symbol, but it's coming through to kind of help convey this individual's personality.
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"I feel like I'll never be able to open these doors again without coming through here and looking out here and scanning the whole porch," Susie said.
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While other cats would strut out to meet families coming through Animal Welfare League NSW, Champas stayed to the back of his cage, avoiding attention, reports Metro.
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I once again found myself curled inward as I read, trying to ward off what was coming through sheer force of will and knowing that I couldn't.
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"I kind of like talking to, they say up and coming people, but I love the kind of new wave coming through," Sheeran said of the musician.
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The music was no longer simply beautifully arranged sounds coming through my headphones, but a powerful and emotional display of what music can communicate even without words.
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It's interesting looking at this now because we were trying to leap ahead, but a lot of these bands were coming through what was happening just before.
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There were spindly trees behind me and the sun was coming through and putting dappled light on them, which was interesting but didn't show the actors well.
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According to the Port of Dover, adding two minutes to the journey of every truck coming through the town will lead to a seventeen-mile traffic jam.
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"I don't think there will be any big changes coming through to the tax code," Ryan added at a Home Depot supply center in Atlanta last Thursday.
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Red Sox LH David Price (22-216, 23) Walker was declared ready to make the start after coming through a side session on Friday with no issues.
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"In most places we are still seeing ratings downgrades coming through but at a slower pace," said Marcelo Assalin, head of emerging debt at NN Investment Partners.
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"Singapore is a tourist destination, but 30 percent of the people coming through Changi don't visit," said Ivan Tan, a senior vice president for Changi Airport Group.
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California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas have all been scrambling to handle the surge in migrant arrivals, most of whom are coming through Mexico from Central America.
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I thought, how cool would it be to have a band blockaded in this room during a throbbing grindcore live performance with bass coming through the walls?
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"There are some encouraging signs coming through in the Australian economy, with investment intentions upgraded, business conditions elevated and momentum in the labor market positive," it said.
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First, they must trust Trump to be more faithful to his word than Obama was to his -- by itself a pretty good motive for Trump coming through.
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"Since coming through the Great Recession, Ford Motor Company has delivered year after year of solid financial results and operating cash flows," Ford said in a statement.
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He even managed to send a couple of lobs looping over the head of Karlovic who looked jaded after coming through a five-setter in round two.
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It said however it still had a good pipeline of shows coming through for new destinations, such as Love Island U.S. and Sunday Night Takeaway in Australia.
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"While the market remains very competitive, there are the first signs of a change in market pricing dynamics coming through," Chief Executive Tim Steiner said on Tuesday.
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"It was like boom, like a tornado was coming through the ceiling," said Lindley, who lives on the second floor of the Salado at Cityview apartment complex.
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I'm not talking about human's well documented addiction to the constant flow of information coming through our devices, but our addiction and fetishaztion of the devices themselves.
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The years during and after the last recession were hard, the 31-year-old said, with work more difficult to find and mostly coming through temp agencies.
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Coming through like he's racing to the function at light-speed, it's the ideal accompaniment to whatever turn-up you're predicting will enter your space this evening.
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" (Mild spoilers follow.) Article continues after the video below "So, in the movie, the orcs are coming through the portal, and we're going to close the portal.
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Wershe introduced an undercover FBI agent who posed as a Miami cocaine dealer to several dirty cops, who agreed to protect drug shipments coming through Detroit's airport.
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"Whereas there will be the supply response and ongoing strength in demand coming through for oil… there isn't necessarily the same amount of demand growth coming through for LNG while we are getting bombarded with LNG supply coming into the market because these projects take a much longer time to come to fruition," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at New York-based ClipperData, a data company.
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Murray said investing in women's performance in the same way as the men, through clubs or at national level, was the key and the results were coming through.
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"Tariffs will permanently remain at the 25 percent level unless and until Mexico substantially stops the illegal inflow of aliens coming through its territory," the White House said.
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This suggests that the best prospects for LGBTQ people are probably nothing, with a real risk of a few terrible things coming through in the next few years.
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"At any given point you'll have The Rock in here, Demi Lovato, Joe Jonas, Nick Jonas, half the NFL, half the UFC champions coming through here," Jay said.
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And at the gallery, there weren't enough people coming through, in terms of critics, curators … I don't take it personally, I think we're all just working too much.
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"It seems to indicate from his dad — presumably his dad who's coming through — the acknowledgement is basically, know what you're responsible for, know what you're not," Henry says.
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What should perhaps be of even greater concern to clubs and the league, however, is that high prices threaten to stop the next generation of supporters coming through.
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"I have people who are like in-laws coming through," he told her when she appeared on his show Hollywood Medium, according to a clip released by People.
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Michael Ward, the managing director at Harrods, the upmarket department store located in London's Knightsbridge, told CNBC that potential employees were no longer coming through conventional employment agencies.
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The story follows a government agent as she tries to track down a virus believed to be coming through these mind pornos—and gets her first double penetration.
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Emergency officials said that they responded to more than 600 calls in the space of three hours, as people woke to the deluge coming through their front doors.
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"We were inspired by the painter Caravaggio and his beautiful use of 'chiaroscuro,' the effect of the darkness surrounding the light coming through the center," James Mischka said.
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China was tightening monetary policy last year, and the effects may be coming through; its purchasing managers' index for manufacturing just showed its sharpest fall in six years.
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I really try not to check emails at home unless I know something urgent is coming through, but then that means I have a full inbox every morning.
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I don't know whether it was my confidence coming through or what, but I was able to access my inner positive voices instead of just the negative ones.
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"The synergies are coming through as planned — sales are on target, margins are up and we have been able to increase our investment in advertising," Parker said Thursday.
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After coming through qualifiers last year in New York, she dispatched formidable newcomers Naomi Osaka and Daria Kasatkina before falling to runner-up Madison Keys in the quarters.
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One customer, Expedia, saw a 25 percent increase in qualified applicants coming through the door, and a 20 percent increase in women applying for technical and management jobs.
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Global same-store sales were also strong, rising 5.5 percent and topping estimates of 3.7 percent, as the number of customers coming through the door rose 0.8 percent.
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Van Gaal's time was running out despite there being another year left on his contract, and despite the signs that young players were coming through to reinvigorate United.
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Co-produced with Dave Bayley from Glass Animals, it's a sparse, bass-y track, with rhythmic drums rolls holding up Suzi's melodic voice, her London accent coming through.
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Does he have the ability to look at what's coming through his metaphorical pipes and say, "We should do more 'Game of Thrones' or shorter 'Game of Thrones'"?
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The lyrics are largely unchanged, except this line: "Young woadies 'bout to roll up, my woadies 'bout to stroll up / They coming through the back door," she sings.
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They've been building buzz over the past three years with Sylo on the tables and Fidel on the mic, with the likes of Miguel and Dumbfoundead coming through.
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Coming through on pirate radio, where he performed nearly every week at its heady peak, his gift as an MC is a fierce blend of wit and provocation.
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Tyler Perry's coming through in a big way to give aid to those in need in the Bahamas after it was devastated by Hurricane Dorian ... TMZ has learned.
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I tried to picture Turgenev coming through the door and striding across to where we stood, but it was impossible to associate him with us, then with now.
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They save good people from attempting a very dangerous journey from other countries, thousands of miles, because they think they have a glimmer of hope of coming through.
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" In a recent phone interview, Mr. Funk said he had seen "thousands of small suppliers coming through the door and five years later many of them aren't around.
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"There is relief coming through that there is no larger objection 1/0.383from 5-Star 3/8," said Rainer Guntermann, strategist at Commerzbank, referring to the opinion poll.
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"In terms of follow-ons, convertible bonds and blocks (trades) we were already anticipating a ramp up in volumes coming through the full-year earnings season," Arth said.
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Could be some nasty, malevolent spirit that's hearing you call out, and they're coming through layers of God knows what to travel to here, to get to you.
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"I've got a lot of faith in the young ones coming through, but I think they get influenced a lot by the schools, universities and TV," he said.
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"That was my fault, coming through the middle with my head down, and maybe I'm lucky it wasn't a bigger defenseman trying to hit me there," Schenn said.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) railed in December on the company, as well as Google, for not coming through on its commitments to reveal more information about Russian influence.
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"The biggest impact will be if Egypt tries to restrict vessels coming through the canal or if they ban Qatari LNG from local ports," a trading source said.
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The new Marlins owner turned up with Diddy and friends at KOMODO ... with huge artists like DJ Khaled, Busta Rhymes, French Montana and Prince Royce also coming through.
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Serbia has an abundance of gritty defenders, experienced midfielders and a bright young generation coming through, but a shortage of high-caliber attacking players may blunt its edge.
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In the closing seconds, with a chance to tie the game, Arike Ogunbowale, a player known for coming through in big moments, was on the free-throw line.
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The Mavs put up a stop sign with their veteran players coming through and handing the Timberwolves' youngsters a loss they hoped to avoid considering their upcoming road schedule.
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Democrats say there has been no evidence of suspected terrorists coming through the southern border and that Trump has no grounds to declare a national emergency over the issue.
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People can still cross in fenced areas, and no one thinks you can design a perfect enough funneling system that agents will catch everyone coming through the funnel's mouth.
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"The possibility of disruptions in Chile is significant and Chinese authorities loosening policy could mean we start to see some support coming through," Capital Economics analyst Caroline Bain said.
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When it picks up speed again, the emotions coming through are exclusively fight or flee, with one of the two options, the preferred one, entirely out of the question.
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Blood kept coming through the pimple and I had to continually cover it and cover it and wipe up the blood and cover it, so that was not fun.
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With no consistent season and huge chunks of revenue coming through pay-per-view purchases, the money swings up and down based upon a couple of nights a year.
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They will sketch them out, cut them out, and then stack all those pieces together around a base that has some sort of armature or support beam coming through.
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But Moreno dismissed those arguments, pointing out that hundreds of immigrants and asylum seekers have been coming through the Antelope Wells section of the border since at least October.
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They become the kind of songs that sound good when blasted in a sports arena, when heard faintly in the background of a crowded bar, or coming through headphones.
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"There are lots of real challenges that are coming through to make us uncertain about what our economic future is," de Blasio said during a presentation at City Hall.
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"When you layer bright blush under a sheer layer of liquid foundation, it gives you the illusion of your own color coming through from underneath the skin," he says.
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Perhaps your new gig didn't live up to its promise, or changes you were angling for at your previous workplace are finally coming through and are worth a reunion.
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The forward has easily been the highest paid player in D.C. United's history, with a reported annual base salary of $2.7 million and $5 million coming through guarantees. (CNBC)
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Nuggets' Barton hits winning shot against Bulls DENVER — When Will Barton was a boy, he dreamed of having the ball at crunch time and coming through for his team.
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The way that it comes across is like, know regardless what she would've encouraged in life she's coming through and saying like, 'I know the depth of the situation.
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"There wasn't that same amount of traffic coming through, saying Joe Bloggs is interested in x, y and z," said Welch, originally from Liverpool and now living in Benalmadena.
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Some more details are coming through on Facebook at Work, the social network's big effort to move into enterprise communication services with a business version of its popular platform.
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" The Future's "Democracy"—a track that's worth listening to again this week of all weeks—he sees the promise of America coming through on "a visionary flood of alcohol.
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"I just threw caution to the wind and was like, 'I'm not gonna try to mimic too much; there's so much irritation coming through his body,'" McCarthy told THR.
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"We think the positive U.S-China trade outlook, and if we do see those reduced tensions coming through, that could still benefit the ringgit from current levels," Cavenagh added.
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She was the sister or sister-in-law of a woman who was coming through the service, who had confided in her, but she didn't think it was okay.
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News is an area where the company has already produced some 360-style content, specifically in a documentary profiling the migrants that are coming through Europe at the moment.
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First, I start with the dancers and the physical part of it, and then later, once I figure out what it's about, because something's coming through in the writing.
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"Ninety percent of our supplies, our food supplies, our medical supplies, is coming through the land border and part of that is going to the base," the minister said.
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"I think it's to be expected that you have periods of some weakness coming through," Richard Hodges, head of unconstrained fixed income at Nomura Asset Management, told CNBC Thursday.
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Natural and artificial light coming through the fiberglass and the gaps between blocks sets up shifting patterns on the interior—which, thanks to curved entrances, is a hidden surprise.
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This one, in Williamsburg, is full of bleached wood and white furniture that seem chosen to reflect the sun coming through the windows and skylights in the early evening.
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Ladbroke Grove boy Tracey has been coming through for a while now, putting in his hours on internet radio throughout last year, and dropping two EPs in the process.
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In 2000, it was 33, which means the average NHL fan aged 16 years over those 16 years, which means there aren't any new fans coming through the turnstiles.
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I had other kids my age, and I'd be like, 'Come over,' and we'd sit there and play music and try to ignore what was coming through the walls.
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"I want the kids coming through here to see that they're worthy of being painted 12 feet tall with a halo, or just with beautiful colors," said BMike, 34.
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Interviewing dozens of migrants coming through Mexico in recent months, I heard time and time again of brutality that makes them flee despite the terrible conditions on the road.
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"As we are a regional health care and shopping destination, we have people coming through from surrounding counties that are not [imposing] a stay at home order," she said.
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He told them that Oval Office access to Mr. Trump, which was once nearly universal to people coming through the West Wing, would be strictly limited to appointments only.
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"Talking to people coming through the doors daily, there's information overload and they're not sure what to believe," he said last week, speaking from his store after closing hours.
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As soon as I opened my front door, I noticed the bright blue color coming through the balcony window; all I could see was horizon, and it was spectacular.
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In early August, the EPA recommended the city of Newark distribute bottled water to residents because testing showed high lead levels in the water coming through the faucet filters.
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Steve Brice Chief Investment Strategist, Standard Chartered We are still seeing that volatility coming through, we saw that in overnight's Argentina peso and and we see Turkish lira aslo.
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"Bob had this firsthand knowledge of dealing with the good, the bad and the obnoxious aspects of the world coming through the checkpoints," said Mr. Bilello, the T.S.A. spokesman.
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Four nations, this year's finalists France and Australia, hosts Hungary and one wildcard, will be exempted through to the Finals with the other eight coming through playoffs in February.
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Remi Kolawole: Rai ended up coming through to Melbourne to do a bit of work with Sensible J. And so he'd come around to do some collaboration stuff with me.
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One source at a large holder of Venezuela bonds said investors were holding back from an aggressive course of action against the Maduro government while payments were still coming through.
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China's efforts to cool the property market appear to be coming through, with November new home prices up 0.443 percent from the previous month, slowing from October's 20.44 percent increase.
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It's not activated by default, but when I switch on the Quad DAC, music occupies a more expansive soundstage, with each instrument and layer of the track coming through clearer.
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It's been so long since I've been to school, but they are coming through a traditional track not knowing how to teach reading, just the overall basic components of it.
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But she worried the people now coming through Saxony from the Middle East would drain money for schools, and other social services would be diverted to support the new arrivals.
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"Drugs coming through Canada could have originated from anywhere in the world…" Translation: America supplies the best drugs, and we can't risk importing ones produced under god-knows-what conditions.
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"The hardest job was deciding how many [grants] we could give out because of all the great stories that were coming through," Soukas told The Hill in a brief interview.
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His camerawork tends to fixate squarely on his characters' faces as they move about the setting with very levels of pain, sorrow, or sanity coming through in the actor's expression.
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Devin Shore pushed the puck along the wall to Rickard Rakell below the goal line, and he made a no-look backhand pass to Getzlaf coming through the right circle.
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"I've got lots of messages coming through at the moment asking for a job in New Zealand, and we're saying 'Yes you can'," Drury told Reuters by telephone on Wednesday.
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"This is amazing, when you hear Oprah's voice coming through the mouth of a camel [it's] truly one of the best parts of The Star," Franklin says in the clip.
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With the Phase, the company offered up a small circle on the bottom of the watch face that changed colors based on the kind of notification that was coming through.
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She sees and hears the aftermath of the shooting: the cleaning crew coming through to pick up the hosts and the operation to remove the bullets from her ruined body.
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Expect big shifts to take place in your life, try not to get swept up by fantasy, and pay close attention to any psychic messages that may be coming through.
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If you look, you know we have a lot of people coming through the border, they're great people and they work on the farms and then they go back home.
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"Tariffs will permanently remain at the 25 percent level unless and until Mexico substantially stops the illegal inflow of aliens coming through its territory," according to a White House statement.
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There is a privilege of people that get to positions of Senate and congressional staff—you're coming through privileged portals where you see no consequences for having done these things.
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"What we have is good demand growth and, ... whilst there are long lists of refinery projects, not many of them are coming through," said Steve Sawyer, FGE's head of refining.
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The audio coming through the Dash even pauses when you take the earbuds out, and then picks right back up where you left off when you put them back in.
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When they were coming through on their tour, we had an after-party at the Rainbow and there was a guy there with a Spandex, leopard-print one-piece outfit.
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Officials say inside information about the Chinese government was the best it had ever been in 2010, however by the end of year the information appeared to stop coming through.
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To make the estimation more precise, the team analyzed all the internet traffic coming through a big Swiss network provider, which works like the post office for our metaphorical neighborhood.
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"The most important thing is the halo effect coming through in gaming," Neil Campling, co-head of the global thematic group at Mirabaud Securities, told CNBC by phone on Wednesday.
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Trump has also used the word "invasion" when talking about immigrants coming through the U.S. southern border, and many Democrats have pointed to the president's rhetoric as encouraging such violence.
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They had had a string of health care aides in their home and were also putting their house on the market, so real estate agents had been coming through, too.
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You're in a Skype call, and you get told you can't be heard — or if you are coming through, it sounds like you're using a tin can on a string.
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"What we want is a better connection of our message to working families in our country and that clearly ... the election showed that that message wasn't coming through," she continued.
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On the mostly a cappella round of "Wavering Lines," his voice was engrossing, but on the bright "Coming Through," featuring Cat Power, Willis was too clean and carefree—not himself.
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I painted it all white, although I do have beautiful light coming through the old barn doors which I installed screens to protect me from black flies, mosquitos, et al.
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Fakhar Shah and others were forced to scout cricket matches for talent, though now there is an influx of younger players coming through the system and lifting the national team.
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David and Cecil would meet everyone coming through the doors at Tree of Life, arriving earlier than everyone else and handing out prayer books as people walked in the door.
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Do you think that's going to work for them, or do you think they're always going to be something where video is just kind of ambient coming through to you?
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The outcome could also damage the North American security relationship, straining cooperation to combat money-laundering, terrorism, the drug trade and undocumented migrants coming through Central America, the report said.
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Serbia has an abundance of gritty defenders, experienced midfielders and a bright young generation coming through, but a shortage of high-caliber attacking players may blunt its edge next summer.
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"Ordinarily, we are entirely reliant on public support, so without people coming through the gates the income isn't coming in," ZSL's chief operating officer, Kathryn England, told Reuters on Wednesday.
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The Man's "Feel It Still" to the lighter piano chords of "Woods of Chaos" by Rob Costlow, the entire frequency range felt like it was coming through loud and clear.
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Population estimates of transgender and gender diverse individuals likely are underestimated due to fear of reporting, but new data is coming through regarding health-care disparities faced in this group.
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"My focus was to make sure my message was coming through," he told CNN in a post-debate interview, when asked why he didn't go after his rivals more forcefully.
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We had a wildly successful year betting on college football, and we&aposre going to do our best to keep the wins coming through the final six games bowl season.
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And while the support is coming through the SBA, designed to help small businesses, the majority of SBA disaster loan approvals typically go to homeowners and renters, the agency said.
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"I had moments of postpartum that I felt like it was coming through, but my husband was so incredibly supportive and always got me out of it," Prinsloo told Today.
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"The stated divisional performances described in the trading update reveal ongoing challenges across the group, but offset by cost reduction measures coming through," said Robin Speakman, analyst at Shore Capital.
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"We just need momentum in terms of IPOs coming through and then you have got to pick your sector strengths in the context of the economic outlook," Loh told Reuters.
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Q. Xavi recently criticized Barcelona, saying not enough young players are coming through and getting to the first team, like he and Andres Iniesta and Messi and all the rest.
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If you're an ally to the United States, and they have warships coming through your ports and they don't tell you what's on them, then what responsibilities do you have?
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"The things they worry about coming through are exactly the things they experience when they're denied an abortion and carry the pregnancy to term," she said in a phone interview.
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She feels connected to the milliners who came before her, working on the same exact wooden blocks she now uses—Pfanenstiel says she feels their "energy" coming through the forms.
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It is a border, obviously, there's people and drugs that are coming through, that's a well-known fact, but that's not causing any of the fallout that you would expect.
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Yet the Serb also brings a wiser, harder edge after coming through a period of personal and physical anguish, and breaking a two-year drought at the Grand Slams last year.
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"As we lean forward into a broader portfolio, we're starting to get the growth people want us to start riding, and I think that's coming through in the stock," Quincey said.
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In other words, which people coming through your web site and apps are most likely to actually buy based on their behaviors — pages they visit, items they click and so forth.
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"I think if anything, the Saudis may try to talk the market down … because I still think that we're only starting to see a wave of bankruptcies coming through," said Blanch.
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Something else happened too: With fewer limits on ClassPass customers, studio owners found that their dedicated students who hadn't previously used ClassPass were now coming through the platform to save money.
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"I have one man coming through who I can tell is an individual who is not family, and he passed away at a premature age," Henry, 22, tells the TV star.
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It's not often you find a too-good-to-be-true deal on an 4K HDR OLED TV, but Google Express is coming through on Amazon Prime Day, per Android Central.
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"You see refracted backgrounds and light coming through it as well as bouncing off it," Tom Bertino, Industrial Light & Magic's animation director told Creative Planet Network about the production of Flubber.
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With all of the money they make from the U.S., hopefully they will stop people from coming through their country and into ours, at least until Congress changes our immigration laws!
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"Lens coming through!" warned one student on a crew of a dozen, rolling a large camera nerve-rackingly close to the massive chandelier in the Fragonard Room during filming last summer.
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So Apple built little apertures for the pixels around the corners of the XR display to mask some of the light coming through, on top of antialiasing the curve in software.
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"However, Barcelona is the start of our development program and we will see some new developments coming through in the race, with several others scheduled for the test afterwards," he said.
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As we previously reported, 19-year-old Holyfield -- one of Georgia's top prospects -- was arrested on campus at the beginning of May after cops smelled weed coming through his dorm room.
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"This provides further evidence of the nascent improvement in wages growth, with some solid increases coming through in the past six months," analysts at ANZ wrote in a note to clients.
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"The last thing I want is to get home, wind down, start my Kind of Blue album, and then get alarm or bell sounds coming through my speakers," Jones told me.
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The only way that wouldn't result in more people coming through at ports of entry would be if asylum seekers ended up not trying to come to the US at all.
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In an email to supporters on Wednesday, Clinton's digital organizing director, Jess Morales Rocketto, asked for help making sure her message was "coming through loud and clear" on Facebook and Twitter.
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"I remember over in the summer just gone obviously the new episodes for the final season were coming through onto his iPad," she explains to Seth Meyers in the clip above.
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And I'm at my age, coming through the end of my career, looking to all kinds of things that are very different from some of the things I am looking for.
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"Six under through seven holes with a couple of missed putts, anytime you have that going for you you get thoughts coming through your head of 59," Rahm told Golf Channel.
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"We've got good momentum, we're seeing good investor appetite for new business coming through not only in Hong Kong but further afield in Asia," Group Finance Director Iain Mackay told Reuters.
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The champion claimed that he embraced the fact that he was going through hardship knowing that it would make him a better person for coming through the other side of it.
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The new veriScan system, which was developed by the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), scans the faces of travelers coming through the gate, Nextgov reports.
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"We see a lot of copycat ideas coming through and someone with 10 years experience in banking who wants to do music discovery doesn't necessarily have an edge there," Bentinck said.
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"There has been multiple conjecture coming through social media that there's multiple shooters at other resorts, that has been proven to be false," Sheriff Joe Lombardo said at a press conference.
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Take note: Trump's comment about "this journey coming up" appears to reference the caravan of people seeking asylum in the U.S. coming through South America, which he has commented on before.
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When he finished, he hung the casts from the hall's ceiling like two enormous tapestries — honey-colored and translucent, glowing like amber in the light coming through Westminster's tall, arched windows.
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But although there was a certain release in the unclogging of things, in the brighter and sharper sonorities coming through at the end, they were ultimately channeled into a giant wail.
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You take the worker in a petrochemical plant or a refinery, and they can wear goggles with heads-up displays to look at all the data coming through in the equipment.
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Cheong added that while recruiters definitely have their place in the VC world, there's also a lot to be said for hiring decisions coming through networking contacts and word of mouth.
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There is always a glimmer of hope: a young player coming through, a system that seems promising, a game in which things seem to click, some small victory to cling to.
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"So you had Wakanda in one and you had Contraxia in another and we just got to talking in the screening room about who would be coming through Contraxia," Underdahl added.
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Following a faceoff win by the Ducks in the Nashville zone, Ondrej Kase slid a pass from the left circle to Manson coming through the inside edge of the right circle.
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One main way this is coming through is how so many candidates, from Sanders to Booker to Harris to Castro, have made environmental justice a core pillar of their climate plan.
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Justin Holl worked a give-and-go with Mikheyev to create space coming through the right circle, and Holl centered a pass to Engvall for the one-timer at 33:23.
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We are kind of going through that journey of coming through and I think this, a year forward from all the controversy that we saw last year, we are better, stronger.
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"Sometimes the house gets really crowded; in the beginning, I'd get something like six bands at a time coming through for festivals, and we didn't have any furniture downstairs," Lindsay said.
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I love the seam between floor and wall and tend to see it as a studio landscape, with possibilities of light, gravity, and perspective coming through the objects and their composition.
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The reason I was coming through so clearly is that his over-the-ear device linked to the implant was streaming directly from his iPhone—essentially putting the conversation in his head.
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In other words, the robots had a pre-established map they'd rely on for some of their routing, and they'd respond to data coming through cameras and other on-board sensors locally.
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People mixed and matched a lot and relationships didn't last a super long time because there was always someone new and exciting and beautiful coming through that you'd fall in love with.
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After the Kings turned the puck over in their zone, Stastny made a quick pass from the right circle to Tuch coming through the slot and he scored on a one-timer.
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Canter, a former senior ethics counsel at the Treasury Department, said the chief of staff is usually involved in a "hands-on" way with whatever is coming through the top official's office.
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It uses deep learning technology to analyze the sounds and images coming through Aibo's array of sensors, and uses cloud data to learn from the experiences of other Aibo units and owners.
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The funds are coming through the Obama administration's Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization Initiative, which helps coal-reliant regions cope with market forces, air pollution regulations and other factors.
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"We've been very successful in terms of securing sites in zones three to six so we've got sites coming through," he said, referring to the areas further out from the city centre.
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"We have a younger woman who's stepping forward who feels like she passed away too soon, and when she's coming through, she's making my lungs hurt quite, quite a bit," he says.
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"We're going to see a stream of edited animals coming through because it's so easy," said Bruce Whitelaw, a professor of animal biotechnology at the Roslin Institute at the University of Edinburgh.
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" Trump on Thursday announced that he will impose a 5 percent tariff all Mexican imports starting June 10 "until such time as illegal migrants coming through Mexico, and into our Country, STOP.
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The volume of drugs coming through the mail has grown in step with legitimate online shopping, customs agents say, as Americans have taken to ordering drugs from overseas via the dark web.
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Ariana seems to be joking about the never dating again thing, but her point is coming through loud and clear ... her dating life shouldn't be the subject of such scrutiny in 2019.
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More patients than ever are coming through the doors — a sign not that more children are sick, Dr. Gody said, but rather that word finally is spreading that treatment there is free.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's strategy for dealing with illegal immigration coming through the border with Mexico includes mobilizing the National Guard, the White House said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In 2016, that number was up to about $40 million, with a large portion of sales still coming through email marketing, where the company has a customer list north of 10 million.
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It's almost every big decision that's coming through the Justice Department now has to be sent through the White House and checked out with the president and then do the President's bidding.
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"The month of January will be the campaign's strongest month of fundraising since launch, with the vast majority of our growth coming through digital," campaign manager Greg Schultz wrote in a Jan.
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"Reading between the lines, I think the boat will end up being really a high-performance monohull and so will lend itself to the younger, extremely fit sailors coming through," he said.
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"There was a gap, but now it's building again, and those young hungry fighters are doing phenomenal... they're building nicely and you're going to see that next wave coming through," he said.
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"It's a huge service to people we know, friends or friends of friends coming through New York, who would otherwise have to pay $200 a night for an Airbnb," Mr. Falkovich said.
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Scheifele scored his 12th goal of the season after consecutive back-handed passes from Perreault and Kyle Connor coming through the Anaheim zone got the puck to him in the left circle.
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That's the system: Volunteer lawyers and translators stop people coming through the wall, ask them if they've seen anything — people being detained, being pulled out of line, anything out of the ordinary.
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In other words, it can do more with less data coming through the lens, making its camera's 12MP rating not quite so important when you're comparing phone against phone in your local store.
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Hess temporarily abandoned production at its Baldpate, Conger and Penn State fields, according to the company, adding that production coming through its Garden Banks Gas Pipeline system will be closed until further notice.
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"The healthcare bill not coming through raises some continued concerns about the ability of Washington to push through favorable fiscal policies," said Lisa Kopp, head of traditional investments at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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For example: you could tell how a business was doing not by the shiny front door (though, by 20063, 11m customers a week were coming through his), but from what it threw away.
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"Every attempt to deliver significant business operating leverage is not coming through without significant growth degradation," said Neil Campling, head of technology research at Northern Trust Securities, who rates the stock a "sell".
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Not very interesting, but if you make larger, say, 260 inches, you start to appreciate the sunlight coming through it, the sky, almost discernible trees, and the fleeting glimpses of people passing by.
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Before he reached movie stardom, Timothée Chalamet, rapping under the name "Ya boi lil Timmy Tim," recorded a music video (or as he says "coming through live, from G25") for his statistics class.
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"I had moments of postpartum that I felt like it was coming through, but my husband was so incredibly supportive and always got me out of it," Prinsloo, 31, told Today on Wednesday.
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From Notifications in iOS Settings and Apps & notifications in Android Settings you can change the type of alert associated with each app so you know exactly what's coming through without checking your phone.
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"We're finally starting to see the effects of lower energy costs and stronger wage growth coming through in actual consumer spending," said Brian Dolan, head market strategist at DriveWealth in Chatham, New Jersey.
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TRUMP PLANS The Republican president's latest pronouncements, issued informally in rapid succession, came amid a rising flow of migrants from Central America coming through Mexico and showing up at the southern U.S. border.
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The Nasty Bits play a revised version "A Woman Like You," the lyrics now full of profanity, and it sounds like a hit, with Mr. Jagger's bratty magnetism coming through loud and clear.
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Stores can use the dashboard to see how many customers are coming through their doors and measure them by demographics (gender or age, for instance) and whether they are new or returning customers.
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"There's lots of good bands coming through, a lot of them," said Mr. Norris, who carried a cane and had a single synthetic green dreadlock threaded onto his last wisp of natural hair.
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"You'll gradually see Manila becoming a different type of city, maybe more financial to support the New Clark City, and in New Clark City you'll see new technology companies coming through," he explained.
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Once again, Nonna Marijuana coming through with an excellent savory use for that cannabutter you made, which also happens to combine two things you'll really want to eat while buzzed: potatoes and cheese.
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Lyrically, the band explores themes of personal choice and responsibility in a world on the brink of disaster, coming through with sliver of light and a rallying cry only when things seem darkest.
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After leading almost the entire tournament, Kim nearly blew it before coming through in unlikely circumstances at the par-four 232th, where her downhill putt broke deliciously to the right and trickled in.
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In the books, he's very verbose, and we have a full book worth of time to hear Geralt have conversations, and you see the nuance and complication coming through the character that way.
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But she deserves real credit for coming through her journey into the guts of the consumer machine with a clarifying insight: We aren't going to solve our problems one consumer at a time.
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Kopitar sent a pass from the top of the right circle to Iafallo coming through the slot, and Iafallo redirected the puck into the net for a 23-23 lead at 27:216.
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And, you know, the good news is, we took out the last fax machine about a month ago because we now have a business that's very much off-premise and coming through digital.
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After a wildly successful year betting on college football that saw us finish up nearly 13 units, we&aposre going to do our best to keep the wins coming through the bowl season.
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"They were thankful when they saw me coming through with a tractor and chainsaws to get them out of there, because wasn't nobody else coming down there to help," he told VICE News.
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But she deserves real credit for coming through her journey into the guts of the consumer machine with a clarifying insight: We aren't going to solve our problems one consumer at a time.
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"After the difficult first few weeks of the year, we see more strength for the dollar coming through," said Alessio de Longis, a portfolio manager and macro strategist with Oppenheimer Funds in New York.
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The storm — caused by the clash of an Arctic high-pressure system with a low-pressure system coming through the Ohio Valley — wreaked havoc on air travel and other forms of transportation all weekend.
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"It was looking likely that a little bit of pressure was going to start coming through especially as the Eskom headlines have hit the market, especially the implications for the sovereign rating," Bothma added.
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I do think that ancestors are coming through and being like, hey this is the work that you need to do not only for yourself but also because it might be helpful to others.
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Essentially the PlayOn Cloud apps sit between the stream and your mobile device, using screen capture technology to save what's coming through as a local download rather than putting it up on the display.
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"He saw something and he asked me about it, and it's gotten to the point now where I think it's affected my swing and I'm not coming through helping my team," Lamb told reporters.
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If a fighter circled away from Foreman, the wide right would land on his forearm and a left hook and a right uppercut would be coming through immediately after with the opponent covering up.
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The big thing is that they integrate into the warehouse's Warehouse Management System software, so that orders coming through their system will integrate with the warehouse's, get picked, processed and put on a truck.
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He'd probably been coming through the front door right as I was parting the curtain, and then had been walking behind me when my sleeping eyes were trying to see out into the dark.
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Laszewski, who is an Obamacare opponent, said that would lead to hospitals dealing with many more uninsured people coming through their emergency rooms, and having to eat the costs of covering those nonpaying patients.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A European and African deal to stem the flow of migrants coming through Libya to Europe fails to tackle the abuses they face, the top U.N. human rights official wrote on Friday.
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The fact there's no clear end in sight reflects the considerable technical challenges of removing lead that has been in a water supply for months and is coming through what are now contaminated pipes.
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Not knowing how many NiP players were going to be coming through the smoke, Pasha decided to take his chances and let the team walk past him so he could catch them from behind.
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As a young writer it was the only feedback you could get... There were young writers coming through who, for the first time, had the chance to put their own poems and stories online.
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"I grew up in a house where there was an endless stream of people coming through the door wanting to make a movie, write a book, etc," Doss's only child, Desmond Jr., tells PEOPLE.
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"I think this is positive for the economy of the UAE, given that we have been coming through a low oil price period since 2014," Al Mansoori said, referring to the reduced interest rate.
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AND I THOUGHT IT WAS REALLY IMPORTANT THAT FOR OUR PEOPLE THAT WE WERE POSITIONED OURSELVES IN AREAS WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS WERE, WHERE COMPETITION WAS, WHERE THE EMERGING TRENDS ARE COMING THROUGH IN SOCIETY.
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"After last night's defeat, I feel sure we are going to see an extra amount of people coming through in the next few days," the NCDV's head Mark Groves told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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When they turned them back on a day later, they noticed the malware was still coming through over email, and they shut down the entire system to scrub all county devices, according to McClure.
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"It is worth noting that this is not like the banana crisis when the cyclones wiped out the banana crops –- we still have avos coming through, just a bit fewer and slower," Tyas added.
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"We're finally starting to see the effects of lower energy costs and stronger wage growth coming through in actual consumer spending," said Brian Dolan, head market strategist at DriveWealth LLC in Chatham, New Jersey.
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Typically, these are neighborhood associations that don't want a transit line coming through their block, either out of fear of construction impacts or racist concerns that it'll disrupt the segregation of their urban area.
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"We could potentially see more BoE stimulus coming through soon - for example a 15 basis point rate cut and potentially £100bn+ Gilt buying QE (quantitative easing) scheme," analysts at ING said in a note.
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The 31-year-old, who has moved to Goodison Park for an undisclosed fee, spoke of his excitement at returning to a club where he began his career after coming through the youth ranks.
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That way, during times when the number of projects coming through is significantly lower, the temporary shortfall won't affect your bottom line as much as it would if you were solely doing project work.
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It's a validation of what's happening around European tech to see that now coming through and I think is ultimately something that helps to build a foundation for the next five years of success.
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On June 10th, the United States will impose a 5% Tariff on all goods coming into our Country from Mexico, until such time as illegal migrants coming through Mexico, and into our Country, STOP.
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Image: Taduuda/UnsplashFirst of all your computer has to interpret the signals coming through from your keyboard—each key press closes a specific electrical circuit that tells your computer the letters and symbols you're hitting.
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A collapse in oil prices in 2015 and a surge in the dollar weighed on manufacturing for much of last year, with most of the pain coming through sharp cutbacks in business spending on equipment.
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" But, he added, "We are in an exciting time because everybody in this room has an opportunity to actually make a real difference so that young people coming through are less connected to their phones.
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But you won't find him betting on new companies coming through the tech IPO pipeline like Lyft and ride-hailing company Uber, which is scheduled to go public Friday on the New York Stock Exchange.
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You can see the cobalt-colored table cloth coming through in the blue bow ties, the swirly chair pattern on the light red design and how the lighting fixtures were represented onto some other styles.
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"There's other guys coming through who are performing very well and it's going to push Tim to make sure he's operating at his best which we saw for a good 12-18 months," McCullum said.
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Iglesias singled out of the No. 9 hole to lead off the fifth, with Ian Kinsler walking and Miguel Cabrera coming through with a one-out RBI double to cut the lead to 20023-2.
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And a lot of those opportunities now are coming through that [internet] pipe, so if government can broaden it, that strikes me as a very good thing for the government to put its weight behind.
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"As an open admission high school, students come to us from various schools throughout the metro New Orleans area and we don't necessarily know the academic acumen of students coming through the building," he says.
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The tariff will increase by 2202 percent each month until it reaches 2628 percent "unless and until Mexico substantially stops the illegal inflow of aliens coming through its territory," the president said in statement Thursday.
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"This is a defining moment for Boeing, and we're committed to coming through this challenging time better and stronger as a company," CEO Dennis Muilenburg said during an investor call Wednesday, according to the Post.
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" CNN Meteorologist Michael Guy said an upper high level pressure system was blocking other weather systems -- such as a cold front -- from coming through, "thus a dome of heat built over Japan and surrounding regions.
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"My eyes open every night at three now, the same time as when the murders happened," Ellis told me from her dining table, her dark eyes gazing toward the sunlight coming through the kitchen window.
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Leclerc is part of a wave of hungry young drivers, including 20-year-old Max Verstappen at Red Bull and 18-year-old British rookie Lando Norris at McLaren, coming through and making their mark.
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When information is coming through my ears, I feel less anxiety to constantly look for something new, the way we are encouraged to do on the pull-down-for-more touch-screen internet of today.
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And with fewer buyers coming through the door, sellers tend to price their homes more aggressively to get buyers' attention, says Bill Gassett, a real estate agent with Re/Max Executive Realty in Hopkinton, Massachusetts.
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"Macro momentum did roll over more than people had anticipated and I think that is coming through in the (earnings) numbers," said Caroline Simmons, deputy head of the UK investment office at UBS Wealth Management.
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He's not quite the same guy who became Seven-Time All-Star Joe Johnson, but he's still a quality scorer, and his reputation for coming through in big moments was thoroughly confirmed in Game 1.
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I'm based in Las Vegas, and with Nevada and its large Hispanic population being one of the early primary voting states last year, all the candidates from both parties were coming through here every week.
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Marzena Abrahamik's delicate, small black and white photograph "Us" (2016) shows a woman lying on a bed, her infant in front of her face and wet spots coming through the tank top covering her nipples.
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Just as mesmerizing as the vibrant whites suspended in the yarn is the light coming through the row house windows, reflecting off the all the black yarn, which makes everything in between seem grayish or hazy.
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Despite coming through with the game-winning RBI, Hedges afterward was lamenting the fact he didn't do what he was originally supposed to — lay down a suicide squeeze to try and drive the winning run home.
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"To start with, it just tastes like chocolate, then you can feel the actual heat coming through, then the chocolate comes back in so it gets a richness, then all the chili comes back," Hawkins said.
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So if anyone is sensitive to poor air quality, it&aposs a good idea to keep it indoors in the A.C. Mentioned on Sunday that we had that backdoor cold front coming through in the Northeast.
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But Cushnie et Ochs designers Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs beautifully tied together these two contrasting themes, with the end result coming through in a bold red lip, and muted circus aesthetics including ruffles and stripes.
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"On June 10th, the United States will impose a 5% Tariff on all goods coming into our Country from Mexico, until such time as illegal migrants coming through Mexico, and into our Country, STOP," Trump tweeted.
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He also questioned how an IRS agent determined that some of the money coming through the overseas account was income, noting the agent testified reviewing some, but not all, of the contracts related to that money.
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The headphones sound good: instruments sound close by, but still distinct; there's a nice little bass kick that lets you feel it without overdoing things; and the tone feels accurate to the recordings coming through them.
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"Over the last five or six years, we've successfully organically replaced about 60 percent of the revenue we had which has gone off patent ... That pressure has been on, but we're coming through that," Whitty said.
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Trump claimed a border wall would prevent drugs from coming into the U.S. But the Drug Enforcement Administration determined in 2018 that the majority of drugs coming through the border arrive through official ports of entry.
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Truth is, it sounds fine from halfway back; his vocals are raging above DJ Tiny's beats and the energy he's putting in—and the energy he's demanding from the crowd—is coming through loud and clear.
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And now we&aposre seeing it via KCNA that the state media of North Korea broadcasting and coming through with a text statement from the vice foreign minister, the vice chairman of the North Korean government.
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What keeps coming through in Steinberg's work is how close each of us is to anonymity, and how the apparatuses of the state are oriented towards grinding its citizens down, making them both faceless and identifiable.
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To prevent drugs coming through the mail, prisons now allow only handwritten letters on white lined paper, "like every student in the country uses," Basinger says, which are easy to monitor and scan for illicit materials.
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GENEVA, Sept 8 (Reuters) - A European and African deal to stem the flow of migrants coming through Libya to Europe fails to tackle the abuses they face, the top U.N. human rights official wrote on Friday.
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Daenerys burned Moro and his men alive – herself surviving the blaze, just as she did way back the season 216 finale, when she first acquired the name Mother of Dragons after coming through a fire unharmed.
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"It's interesting that you've got this British talent coming through, and you've got so many reserve drivers in F2 this year," says Aitken, a 22-year-old Londoner with a Scottish father and South Korean mother.
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COMING THROUGH THE RYE In 1969, an unpopular boy runs away from boarding school to find J. D. Salinger, the reclusive author whose "Catcher in the Rye" hero, Holden Caulfield, is the boy's fictional soul mate.
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Not only are there few migrants coming through Slovakia at the moment, but the government, like those of most countries in the region, is strongly resisting pressure from Western Europe to accept asylum seekers for resettlement.
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"Well, certainly our greatest threat really is what we call 'special-interest aliens' coming in from South and Central America coming through our porous southern border, but our northern border is probably more porous," he said.
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With the glossy "Coming Through the Rye," the director James Sadwith pays heartfelt tribute to both J. D. Salinger, the reclusive writer of "The Catcher in the Rye," who died in 2010, and the book itself.
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If he's suddenly playing 34 minutes per game, there's a good chance that winning habit will wane, but he's a smart player who (hot take coming through!) might complement his star teammates even better than Teague.
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Fed officials are "clearly sounding as if they are pausing ... They don't know exactly what's happened to the economy because the data hasn't been coming through," said Melanie Baker, senior economist at Royal London Asset Management.
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"Our community was concerned about the safety of a high-speed passenger rail line coming through an urbanized area on what had been, for years, essentially an abandoned rail route," Anderson told CNN after the derailment.
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On large projection screens suspended at different heights (with sound coming through hanging headphones), the show features clips of painters, sculptors, performance artists and conceptualists making music on instruments, as singers, producers or in artist bands.
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Lammers said he is not only thanked by community members coming through the drive through, but also someone across the country in California sent the café a check for $29,26 so they could keep giving back.
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For all the talk of the US–Mexico wall, a version of it can now be found almost 2003,2200 miles south, in Central America — where the majority of immigrants coming through the southern border are from.
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But despite the distance he had kept in public, the emotion that had brought the fans to the stadium, that kept them coming through the afternoon, was not just sincere — to many, it felt deeply personal.
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Much of the money is coming through so-called independent expenditures by outside groups, like political action committees involved in fights over public support for charter schools or whether to restrict home-sharing services like Airbnb.
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Disney+ had 26.5 million paying subscribers in its first quarter, according to results announced earlier this month, with around 20% coming through a distribution partnership with Verizon that offered the streaming service free to some customers.
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Although efforts to reduce the illegal drugs coming through Iraq's official border crossings with Iran mostly have succeeded, traffickers have turned to alternate routes and toughened their defenses against law enforcement, said the police and judges.
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Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has relied heavily on players coming through the youth academy to try and turn the team's fortunes around, putting the spotlight on academy graduates including Marcus Rashford, Scott McTominay and Mason Greenwood.
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"The numbers coming through the cash register have been impressive and we're hoping for continued growth," Hudson said, adding that tenants lululemon (LULU), Dunhill and Zara have all posted solid sales in Hudson Yards thus far.
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The Humanity First Disaster Response and Humanitarian Aid and Rescue Project teams use tarps to cover medical supplies and equipment after realizing that rain was coming through the ceiling of the health clinic in Cooper's Town.
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John Harding, a 74-year-old pensioner on the Guinness social housing estate in the City, points to a blue plastic bucket to catch the rain water coming through the ceiling in his one-bedroom flat.
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Last year, Henderson made her LPGA breakthrough when she stormed to victory by eight shots at the Cambia Portland Classic after coming through Monday qualifiers, the victory earning the decorated junior a deserved full tour membership.
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Mr. Cordova said he has been able to keep the donations coming through Facebook and GoFundMe — enough to maintain a tiny apartment with a kitchen near the bridge, where another volunteer, Brendon Tucker, cooks the meals.
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The province of Alberta, in close proximity of Asian smuggling routes coming through British Columbia, has been among the hardest hit, with more than 2703 people dying in 2015, a number that far outstrips past years.
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For most of the youngsters coming through, Rovaniemi gives them a thoroughly convincing spectacle, from real igloos and ice furniture outside the downtown shopping mall, to tastefully done log-cabin style towers at the Santa village.
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Through Hélio I met other Brazilian artists and intellectuals who were coming through New York, including the filmmaker Julio Bressane; Neville de Almeida, the guy who did the Cosmocacas with Hélio; and Ivan Cardoso, another filmmaker.
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Joe Shamie, president of Delta Children, which has supplied Penney with children's furniture for more than 30 years, is one of many banking on the retailer and its financial backers coming through with a long-term strategy.
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Gabriel says that could be the spirit's residual energy lingering in the physical, living world, coming through in the form of sounds they made before they died — almost as if the space contains memories of their lives.
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"Thus far the quality of the crude oil coming through the pipeline has been in accordance with the regulations, however we have decided to temporarily suspend the takeover of the crude oil," it said in an email.
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"Because out of the gunshot, normally all the air would be breathed through the nostrils but he couldn't because all the air was coming through that gunshot hole and we had to keep that clean," Zajac said.
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"We are all terrified of what could happen, because all kinds of people are coming through," said Francisca Torres, 22018, a stay-at-home housewife who lives in Tapachula, one of the caravan's first stops in Mexico.
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It definitely took going through experiences and actually having experienced what I feel like was God's blessing or God coming through for me in the clutch and, you know, really honoring what he said he would do.
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"Inversions are coming through in the numbers … one of the reasons for the volatility is because of the effect of inversions – and that is likely to be a feature of this year as well," he told CNBC.
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Those people noted that investing in India via France, while legal, could prove controversial with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, which is targeting foreign investments that avoid Indian taxes by coming through countries with special tax treaties.
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"I honestly was expecting none of them to answer ... As the conversation picked up and the texts kept coming through, it was pure and constant laughter," 16-year-old Madison Collier said about her number-neighborhood chat.
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Seroka said in a telephone interview that according to his data, imports from China coming through U.S. ports have slowed over the last two months and are down 3.8 percent in April and 8.7 percent in May.
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