Everyone's got a favorite white t-shirt that they'll wear day after day… after day after day… after day after day.
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"The language police are out there day after day after day after day," he said.
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Maybe something as simple as a mild illness that never seems to go away but makes you fell sick day after day after day after day after day.
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Some people have jobs that are pure drudgery, where they do the same thing day after day after day after day.
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She says day after day after day after day she'd see the billboard and then one day decided to stop in and see what was what.
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I don't really think Disney has culpability here, I think it's the woman that plunked her kid in front of the TV day after day after day after day.
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Seventy-five degrees and clear afternoon skies by the beaches day after day after day.
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The thing you cannot let Donald Trump do is set the agenda, day after day after day.
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"What solved this case was just hard tough police work, day after day after day," DeWine said.
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That's more than ten killings a day, obviously, every day after day after day, all year long.
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That's fine if you're doing that once or twice, but it was day after day after day.
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We do it one connection at a time, one innovation at a time, day after day after day.
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What a gift, what a spontaneous collaborative work, forming itself via the media day after day after day.
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He has no right as somebody who has been peddling a lie day after day after day unchallenged.
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I've raised my kids day after day after day that relationships are the most important things in our lives.
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And we both said thank goodness we host radio shows, because we hear this stuff day after day after day.
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Or savaging the news media, day after day after day, for creating "fake news" despite all evidence to the contrary?
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And it starts when I'm not even 24 hours behind on a payment and it continues day after day after day.
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"Don't be so eager to buy the former winners that had been going up day after day after day," he said.
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It's slow in the way hearing about someone finishing her book day after day after day in real life can be.
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" But NBA players don't do that, he explains—"so day after day after day they're torturing their feet, and they're becoming less and less healthy.
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"They do this day after day after day, and then the President responds and defends himself and everybody is appalled and blown away," she added.
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You will find yourself at home trying to read a spreadsheet when your kids are fighting in the living room day after day after day.
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I don't want to insult anybody, but just to shorthand it — what I think a lot of other folks are genuflecting to that day after day after day.
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And yet isn't this how so many of the less privileged around the world, forced to work jobs involving menial labor, day after day after day, already live?
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Winter was brutal this year, highs in the teens day after day after day, torrential rains whenever the mercury rose into a more normal range for Middle Tennessee.
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And to overcome that hurdle in a general-election environment when you're being pounded by Donald Trump day after day after day—I'm not sure that that can be done.
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"Lemon water is just purely an acidic solution, so day after day after day, if you bathe your teeth in an acidic solution, then that can wear away the enamel," he says.
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"We are finding people on the line that have just been going to work and staying out there for day after day after day," Biermann, the Napa County fire chief, said Thursday.
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"Wade in the Water" is suffused with sadness and with the weight of history, the old racism that makes fresh wounds in black bodies—black female bodies—day after day after day.
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Americans have endured more than two years of ugly stories from Washington; stories of corruption, of conflicts of interest, of payments to adult-film stars, of secret meetings with Russians, of Cabinet members that resign or are fired amid ugly scandals, of collapsing global approval for America's leadership, of shocking tweets day after day after day after day.
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Popovich, like Auriemma, is waiting to see which player will step into the leadership vacuum to "make demands of the others, day after day after day," he said in a recent telephone interview.
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But then there's that sinister, silent match seller who's been standing at the couple's front gate, day after day after day, though it's only this morning that they have fully registered his presence.
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Day after day I look for compostable vibrators, and yet.
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"Day after day, you fade away from me", Diamond sings.
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Day after day, he noticed families sleeping on the floors.
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Day after day, scores of activists demonstrated outside Brown's office.
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We logged in at the same time, day after day.
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And so it goes, hole after hole, day after day.
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How does the Squawk crew do it day after day?!
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The President fulminated against Pelosi, day after day on Twitter.
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Day after day he returns to stare at the painting.
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Ford's finally realizing what the rest of us have always known about great transportation: As cool as they might look, being stuck behind the wheel of their cars, day after day after day, SUCKS.
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This is because very few jobs are genuinely hard: They batter you with repetition, with the grind after grind after grind of making you wake up and commute in, day after day after day.
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In other words, maybe one thing happens to him, but for her, it's all day long, constantly, day after day after day trying to watch for potential triggers and make sure he doesn't face them.
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"The heat has gone on day after day after day in cities with lots of buildings and concrete and not many parks," said Mr. Erdman, who recently experienced it firsthand on a multicity European tour.
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And day after day, there is simply nowhere to spend money.
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Health services research is more about hitting singles, day after day.
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The trauma of hearing these testimonies day after day is wearying.
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Day after day, I sat in a cafe near her dorm.
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So day after day, the heat builds, and builds, and builds.
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" The "I" responds: "And yet, you mark time, day after day.
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Investors glued to their screens as stocks tumble day after day.
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He must have had to return to this work day after day.
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But people still tweet at Dorsey hour after hour, day after day.
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Day after day after month after month, nobody calls, nobody checks in.
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After all, Wall Street is busily scaling new peaks day after day.
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It&aposs day after day, and now, it has come full circle.
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Day after day, I laid in my hospital bed, thinking terrible thoughts.
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They've showed up day after day representing the needs of their people.
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"But imagine having to deal with that day after day," McDermott says.
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I noticed the tension between them slowly build up day after day.
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Day after day, you insist your advice will help solve our problems!
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Day after day, after month after month, nobody calls, nobody checks in.
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Day after day, you must go at each one of your goals.
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There is a progressive populist wave in America, which is why Sanders does indeed perform far better in polls, day after day, than Trump and far better than Clinton, day after day, in match-up polls against Trump.
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If you are exposed day after day, they will accumulate in your body.
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I feel constantly insecure, not knowing what's going to happen day after day.
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Weeks of day-after-day long walking days, 30- or 40-kilometer days.
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Round I went, day after day, racking up nearly $400 in phone bills.
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" Wolff started "plunking myself down, day after day, on a West Wing couch.
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"You see things instantly, day after day, and it's hard," he told us.
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Shame on the major media for allowing this to continue, day after day.
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How do you and Elisabeth endure such grim story lines day after day?
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Italy remains shutdown, but the number of coronavirus cases jumps day after day.
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"They kept coming day after day," she recalled in her Beijing apartment recently.
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This has been Trump time after time, day after day since taking office.
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Nothing was better than voting for our favorite ball of fur day after day.
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And when he makes his statements, he must stay on message, day after day.
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Day after day she went to the courts to make sure they stayed there.
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I tried to diet day after day, but nothing worked and I became desperate.
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And that's what keeps us coming back to crosswords day after day, isn't it?
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But he carries on, day after day, because he cares about B. so much.
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Day after day, he felt weak, dizzy, and had more and more trouble breathing.
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She complied and continued to pose for me, day after day during the holidays.
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Day after day, I keep gearing up to dive into Super Mario Maker 2.
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I arrived jet-lagged, then started doing these 19-hour days, day after day.
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How did it affect you personally, taking photos of dead bodies day after day?
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Even now, Malone can recite the routine he and Drummond executed, day after day.
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High school students took ACT practice tests day after day and sporadically attended classes.
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"But when it's prolonged day after day, it begins to weaken them," he said.
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These are the people who put in the hours for you day after day.
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Maybe you see something quieter, day after day in the backyard watching the grass grow.
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Imagine not knowing for sure what is going on, day after day, year after year.
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Not to mention it's the last place for the sun to set day after day.
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"They came back day after day until we could take in their children," she said.
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I'd hump pillows and eye the detachable shower head with more interest day after day.
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Therefore, the Iraqis cannot afford losses day after day like those Arwa witnessed early on.
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Yet there was an untroubled ritual that, day after day, required us to step away.
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Day after day, stories of people becoming victims of hate incidents seemed to pop up.
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The group answered in unison, day after day, "Only death," the arrested students told investigators.
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Day after day, step by step, Trump claims powers never before claimed by any president.
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But if they're triggered day after day, they take a toll on our cardiovascular system.
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But you people sit there, day after day, night after night, all ages, colors, creeds.
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We're not here to listen to the same story day after day, night after night.
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Day after day, comment after comment, we live in a state of fractious, troubling doubt.
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Day after day peace is still dying, but not yet dead, between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Day after day during the recording sessions, he did take after take, hour after hour.
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"I don't know how to explain how we feel day after day," he told CNN.
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Day after day a president for whom facts don't matter dismantles the idea of truth.
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"(It was) day after day of having staff process and correct the tiles," he said.
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At the very least, these stories will inspire you to keep going, day after day.
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It's doing so with the high volume of videos social networks see day after day.
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Day after day, I would wake up bleary-eyed, yet the cake would appear fresh.
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It's not Facebook alone, of course, but every company trading in the intimate details of other people's lives—information, often deeply personal, that's amassed by faceless, profit-driven entities whose sole purpose is digitally stalking users around the internet, day after day after day.
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For that reason, having one all-you-can-eat candy feast—then brushing your teeth right after—is actually "less cavity-causing than spreading that candy out over the next three months and having sugar in your mouth day after day after day," Berik says.
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She saw him there, day after day, when she picked him up from the bus stop.
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Doctors increased the doses of pain medication, but she still awoke in anguish, day after day.
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Hundreds of parents left, day after day, night after night, and then months with no information.
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Who will realistically eat that much cereal in 24 hours, and do so day after day?
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" Braun said he places a lot of blame on himself: "I failed him day after day.
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He fought relentlessly, day after day, match after match, to become the highest earning contestant ever.
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But day after day, week after week, The Hungry Man bustles with tourists and Jersey locals.
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Day after day she hangs around with people in whom the name Herzog inspires no respect.
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Having a pet is an especially ennobling experience, and aren't we told day after day to ?
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I'd be more concerned if we went day after day without any of kind of pullback.
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I've watched my relatives sacrifice their mental and physical health, internalizing their pain day after day.
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Capital Q Day after day, we became like a family because of many situations that happened.
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Day after day, he rips at the last remaining threads of decency holding this nation together.
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I checked my pulse over and over with a watch, hour after hour, day after day.
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There is always something to be outraged about and you've been documenting that day after day.
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Looking forward to a season premiere gives them the hope to stay sober day after day.
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It's been surreal to watch it play out day after day, these men falling so easily.
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Rather, sitting by the runways, hour after hour, day after day, city after city between Feb.
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He was fearless and determined as we watched him fending off the police, day after day.
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"I think people are panicking because of the news from Texas day after day," he said.
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Then it's day after day of scrolling through the same 30 fake job listings on Indeed.
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Callimachi: So day after day —— Reporter: A dozen more people being shot dead by security forces.
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We knew we needed to keep covering the story, day after day, as a news event.
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But working under such intense pressure day after day, he burned out and his productivity dissolved.
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Day after day, they returned to tell me about things they had all tried to forget.
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There's no running "to-do" list with items that keep getting pushed back day after day.
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He's portrayed, day after day, as a narcissist, personally obnoxious, with a policy agenda to match.
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It's difficult to deal with the same sort of stories; hearing about tragedy day after day.
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"Rudy Giuliani and others in support of the President have gone on television day after day after day saying as the thrust of their argument here that the whistleblower relies on hearsay information, second hand information," said Bharara, who is now a senior CNN legal analyst.
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Pressure has been mounting on him, day after day, since he made his stunning announcement last week.
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In a series of tweets, DeButts tried to explain what hardworking journalists actually do day after day.
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There's nothing more unnerving for investors than watching the market go up and down day after day.
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I keep myself going day after day to make sure that she's walked, fed, and given affection.
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You don't have to be near me day after day to really absorb the creature I am.
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Day after day, the cute baby spots of my teen years were traded for huge painful cysts.
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Day after day, celebrities go to great lengths in order to maintain their fashion and beauty looks.
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"If you have to keep doing it day after day, " it may be a concern, Casamassimo said.
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The fish kept coming, tons of them, day after day for more than a month, residents said.
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Spending day after day breaking down the miracles and tragedies of human existence into costs and surcharges?
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What changes are the things that pass through, day after day and night after night: the birds.
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How do we show that generations of African-Americans were forced to encounter them day after day?
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Sometimes he found himself crying at the effort and determination needed to keep running day after day.
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The American people deserve transparency, something that the current administration has fought day after day to stifle.
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Maybe you just feel stuck after doing the same thing day after day after week after year.
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Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace.
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For some, it feels Maria never left, like the storm is still pummeling them day after day.
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Good government is not just high policy, it&aposs making a machine work, day after day, efficiently.
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This was part of the motivation to trudge up steep hillsides day after day to tend vines.
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"I'm talking about these multi-day-up extravaganzas, where investors can't buy enough shares in one session after a positive event so they keep coming back, day after day after day, to get their full positions on, no matter how much the stock runs in the interim," Cramer said.
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"The children are going hungry... This conflict is pushing Yemen closer to famine day after day," he said.
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And he'll have to keep hammering Trump, day after day, the way he did on stage in Houston.
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She says she has spent hour after hour, day after day, out in the community protesting his death.
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Day after Day, a large-scale digital print commissioned by the Neuberger Museum, is Kass's first wallpaper work.
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Fine silica dust lodges deep inside miners' lungs as they extract gold, day after day, year after year.
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After all, what's more consistent, more unavoidable, and more notable — day after day, year after year — than death?
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Day after day, massive thunderstorms erupted around the storm's center, dumping rains over the same water-logged region.
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It was a truly difficult feat in difficult terrain that went on day after day, week after week.
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Day after day, we see the meme posted on Twitter next to some deeply upsetting piece of news.
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This is just one example of how we can add value to our premium members day after day.
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A crowd of onlookers showed up day after day to glean insights into the secretive company's recovery efforts.
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"Americans work hard day after day with often little promise of economic security in the future," Young said.
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Staring at the same walls, the same spot on the ceiling, having the same experiences day after day.
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Residents at Berks go through a regular routine day-after-day — wake up, go to school, eat lunch.
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They just aren't persuaded that he has enough self-discipline to stick to that task day after day.
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The most important moments were when the camera was down, and we were showing up day after day.
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"Day after day, the government changes its information," said Vendemiano Sartor, the president of the group's Treviso chapter.
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Day after day, the "peasouper" hung in the air and the roaring fires burned in the city's hearths.
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But I find myself wearing the same dull pants and sweater day after day and it is deadening.
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How can this be the case if impeachment is the towering moral test breathlessly covered day after day?
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And because day after day, year after year, he kept thinking, Surely this war is about to end.
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Cramer was surprised that buyers kept reacting to the same news day after day, pushing the stock higher.
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The pop-up has returned day after day as part of your news for the last two weeks.
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But news outlets get to go on day after day and cite unnamed sources, use stories without sources.
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Notre-Dame was my anchor for those two months, unwavering as people streamed around it day after day.
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A degree of acceptance has made me more able to keep rolling forward, working hard, day after day.
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And sometimes, no matter how much they love each other, the generations just butt heads, day after day.
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It&aposs very differently from the way it&aposs all played out in the media day after day here.
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My body rejected the heroin but day after day I kept spearing myself with syringes, determined to get high.
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Then when it switched to the bike she would do anywhere from 100 to 120 miles, day after day.
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And the volume of testimony day after day has made the process of producing the verbatim records painfully slow.
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Nothing changed in her fantasies, nothing ever changed, day after day, night after night, except what she was wearing.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she says.
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I've long argued that such a theory is disproven -- day after day -- by what the President says and tweets.
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Day after day, week after week, saboteurs behind our lines are unleashing a series of brilliant and overwhelming attacks.
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A bad system, on the other hand, might fail all of that and be a pain day after day.
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But day after day and year after year, too many families and communities are shattered by senseless gun violence.
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Which Western journalists are able to be there to chronicle day after day their outrage at a city's dismemberment?
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" Braun told the magazine that he placed a lot of blame on himself: "I failed him day after day.
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I hadn't experienced too many crazy big changes in my blood sugar and stayed pretty consistent day after day.
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But what really plagued her, day after day, was that her children were suffering, and she'd been the cause.
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It isn't your rage that compels you to navigate through complicated bureaucratic systems day after day; it's your compassion.
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In the Demilitarized Zone near Panmunjom, site of truce talks, we watched helicopters day after day fly negotiators there.
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International Women's Day starts March 8, and is celebrated here day after day through the end of the month.
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I imagine it laying on the chair in his bedroom and he just threw it on day after day.
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It's a strategy, in other words, of not losing -- and, therefore, of more of the same, day after day.
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In reality, we're just more passive-aggressive, too frightened to acknowledge how we fail our citizens day after day.
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But she said that day after day of calls about accidents and claims made for a pretty depressing gig.
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"You see things instantly, day after day, and it's hard," he told us before citing some of the casualties.
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" He added, "And it is within each one of us that we must shut it up, day after day.
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And that's why I continue to watch pieces by Shichann731 and Thiago Gomes, day after day, night after night.
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"The more I laid in that hospital bed day after day, saw other people laying in their hospital beds day after day watching soap operas and daytime TV, the more I realized, 'Wow, this population is actually in most need of ecopsychology than any other population I've ever worked with,'" she says.
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"I'm talking about these multi-day-up extravaganzas, where investors can't buy enough shares in one session after a positive event so they keep coming back, day after day after day, to get their full positions on, no matter how much the stock runs in the interim," the "Mad Money " host said.
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A frustration with a government that has grown day after day, year after year, yet doesn't serve us any better.
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He said Cruz would set off the fire alarm, day after day, and finally got expelled in the eighth grade.
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We've been really demanding of those things, and they've really responded day after day, week after week, month after month.
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As the renminbi, also known as the yuan, keeps sliding day after day, traders start to expect ever greater declines.
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Meanwhile, the service's support account on Twitter has been apologizing day after day and promising updates that seemingly haven't come.
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Day after day, it's easy to fall into the routine of reaching for the same trousers, blouses, and shift dresses.
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Day after day, you pump carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, whether you're driving or turning on lights or eating meat.
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Day after day, we were just disregarded, treated like we were silly girls who didn't know what we were doing.
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We have no idea how much is left, if any, and, day after day, we are wasting this scarce resource.
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Her revenge is perfectly planned, and watching her binging on the rolling newsfeed day after day is intrusive and disturbing.
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They long for validation and a way to retain their individuality in a grey landscape of sameness, day after day.
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Pump a veteran who was brought to the hospital experiencing kidney failure with a cocktail of drugs — day, after day.
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Imagine the impossible frustration of demanding day after day to know where your child is, without getting a clear answer.
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Dolores has caught the piece of felt she'd been chasing around in circles, day after day, since the park opened.
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It all starts with Mr. Toad, who would show up day after day on Chris Newsome's porch in the summer.
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In a film I did last year, day after day, we had a guy who'd do nothing but roll joints.
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After all, your success is tainted by the damage that the certified a**hole inflicts on others day after day.
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It's tough going from city to city, day after day, trying to rally some excitement for the local congressional candidates.
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But what kind of temperament does the presidency require except a commitment to repeat the same slander day after day.
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He worked them in practice day after day, conditioning their bodies and their minds, giving them the will to win.
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Swimming in mediated violence day after day, however, does distort the perception of vulnerable minds and contributes to aggressive attitudes.
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The three of them spent hours, day after day, in malls, trying to figure out where they could sleep next.
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Put another way, no presidents want their briefers to say, day after day, we haven't figured that one out yet.
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Birders quickly headed over to get a glimpse of the eagle, which kept returning to the area day after day.
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If I&aposm tired of staring at the same book covers day after day, my daughter undoubtedly is as well.
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But day after day, the definitional line shifted in a more liberal direction, or maybe "receded" is the right word.
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"Day after day, we hear more allegations that harm the ability of federal Inspectors General to do their jobs," Rep.
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There has not been enough genuine new information coming in day after day to rationally justify Bitcoin's huge price swings.
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It's a killer premise, and Hindman develops it to its full potential, delving into all the details of how physically painful it was for her to spend eight hours a day pretending to play her violin, how much it messed with her head to keep lying to her audience day after day after day.
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Thorp is 83 now, a retired professor from UC-Davis, and mostly, he works alone, day after day, year after year.
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Day after day, the continent's lack of modern energy is holding back economic growth, job creation, sustainable agriculture, health and education.
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Day after day she'd train, running the 400 over and over again and wondering why on earth she kept at it.
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Although she thought little of it at first, McKeon became curious after they returned to the same spot day after day.
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What am I supposed to say to a man who loafs around the apartment, day after day, watching rapes and massacres?
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The app boasts way more effects than Snapchat so you don't have to cycle through the same "masks" day after day.
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"You take those scars home with you mentally yet you come back day after day and you still do fantastic work."
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"There are never any rules to guide us, no contracts, no bloodlines, just the day after day of it," he writes.
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What finer thing can there be but to fling the sharpest point of my strength into her creation day after day?
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That's counterintuitive for many investors, who are told day after day that active management is dead and not worth the money.
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I didn't think I'd spend day after day writing details of sexual assault that, as a result, make me relive mine.
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Day after day he succeeds in dominating a chamber filled with loud and self-important people, which is no small feat.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she told the outlet.
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If work is being done why does my friend still have to wake up, day after day, and call out hatred.
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There are heroes and comic relief figures and antiheroes and antagonists, all of which you can see evolving day after day.
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The headlines come in day after day in a steady rhythm of violence, and the photos are worse than the headlines.
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There was nothing but a lockout, remaining unresolved through spring training, day after day going by with no end in sight.
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Unfortunately, it's gone so far as to affect my relationships, since coworkers and friends alike notice meal choices day after day.
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Day after day, Harvard graduates fill the witness box and gallery at the trial of Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v.
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The agents have to endure exhaust fumes for entire shifts, day after day, that made me lightheaded in just an hour.
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We are hopeful that saying these things day after day at large public rallies has not been inciting hatred in others.
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If we repeatedly approach that barrier, by, for instance, running marathons day after day, we apparently reduce our daily energy burn.
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And most meaningfully, he would be able to walk day after day, much of it alone, in search of new plants.
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With a variety of protein powder flavors available (including unflavored brands), there's no reason to drink protein smoothies day after day.
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Day after day, doctors and nurses keep going to work, earning cheers on the streets for fighting on the front lines.
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Honey helps its customers earn rewards for everyday shopping, and, in return, those customers come back to Honey day after day.
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How did these professional cooks unfailingly produce perfect dishes without recipes, day after day, no matter which cuisine inspired our menus?
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"Patrick couldn't have paid Alex Smith enough for what he learned in the quarterback meeting room day after day," Reid said.
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But, released by WikiLeaks day after day over the last month of the campaign, they provided material for countless news reports.
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Listening day after day to people struggling through some of the darkest moments of their lives can take an emotional toll.
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You had to sign in when you entered: At the Orsay we see Degas's name on the ledger, day after day.
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"They were beaten and tortured in addition to being repeatedly raped day after day by officers and soldiers," the report said.
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No matter how many curveballs the campaign threw at Clinton, she showed up, day after day, unflappable and wearing that power lipstick.
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The heavy rains are the result of a slow-moving low pressure system that has kept igniting powerful thunderstorms day-after-day.
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But Green argued that these little pieces of information can still erode users' anonymity as they browse the web day after day.
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You probably have at least one coworker who, day after day, whips out a colorful Mason-jar salad or veggie-packed wrap.
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When, day after day, people give away small bits of themselves to Big Data, they eventually give up power over their lives.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she told Billboard in May.
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What we have been seeing in Syria day after day, week after week, month after month is a lot worse than flawed.
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Compare that with Zika spread through sex: Very few people will have multiple sexual partners in a day (or day after day).
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It seems to most of the players, even, that it's impossible to play day after day: five sets, five sets, five sets.
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Trump and his team are old enough to have watched the hostage saga drag on, day after day, and remember America's vulnerability.
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As the epidemic draws everyone back to their dwindling families, only the orphaned Candace keeps returning to the office day after day.
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What would volunteers do when students yelled, "Get out of my face!" or failed to show up to school day after day?
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Day after day, for upwards of twelve hours during the week, the Changemakers had this message reinforced with sessions led by Change.
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Further, when you feel this way, when you wake up in a sweat day after day, there are few things to check.
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Mr. Ballani donned a Toronto Maple Leafs hat that he wore day after day, and his wife gamely hopped on a toboggan.
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It is something no one should have to live with, and yet, they live with the pain and suffering day after day.
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Our thin-skinned leader proves, day after day, that the only thing that really matters to him is his own fragile ego.
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His exotic zoo, boasting almost 200 big cats, gave him the platform that he so desperately wanted, attracting masses day after day.
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That's not unlike what you might see during the Super Bowl, except that now traffic is staying sky high, day after day.
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Meanwhile, I had lost, along with everything else, all motivation; day after day, I did as close as humanly possible to nothing.
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"Day after day, meal after meal, phone call after phone call, people are forced to endure the indignity of not being free."
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ET. Stocks, which have been hitting new records day after day recently, will seek to regain its winning ways around the holiday.
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The last thing they want is to be tied to the Senate floor day after day, for weeks or months on end.
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I was typing — hour upon hour, day after day, with my shoulders back and my spine straight and my hands just so.
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Breathing in toxic fumes day after day, many workers reportedly die of cancer and other illnesses by the time they're 20 years old.
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As workers we take a lot of that home, especially when we're hearing these stories day after day with limited resources to help.
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I cannot understand how they do what they do, day after day, so consistently and lovingly to save so many dogs and cats.
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And, the easiest way to do that is to create a workwear wardrobe that you can easily mix-and-match, day-after-day.
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Facebook was founded on this type of sharing, and it's still a large part of what gets people coming back day after day.
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More people understand what is at stake," Kavanaugh told the AP. "People out there are seeing Joe Biden getting attacked day after day.
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"It doesn't seem to matter to our government that children are being shot to death day after day in schools," Kerr told reporters.
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These workers showed up day after day to a job that would help put food on the table for thousands of American families.
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The vicious attack still haunts the people who day after day set foot in the elevator, if they take the elevator at all.
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I can't help but wonder if the public knows just how bad these men are treated day after day and year after year.
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Of course there are real grounds for concern when adolescents are miserable day after day and cannot bounce back from their emotional downturns.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — When you work on something day after day that is black and white, like the crossword, you start to crave color.
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But recently, he watched his goats dying day after day of a mysterious illness that neither he nor his veterinarian could figure out.
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The atmosphere in the lab was giddy and intense, with Obokata working at all hours, and fantastic data coming in day after day.
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Even the most honorable people are not immune to being overtaken by the filth wreaking from the Trump White House day after day.
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Day after day, the media themes of corruption and incompetence are hammered home with few solid facts to back up the negative expositions.
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But Phelps fell in love with Arizona, the sun beaming day after day, the warmth of the climate, the chance for a fresh start.
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And day after day, advancing the policies that he promised the American people against unprecedented resistance and obstruction by the Democrats on Capitol Hill.
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Now that it's his job to sit on a pseudo plane day after day, traveling by aircraft has lost a bit of its luster.
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Day after day was spent sending out hundreds of résumés and applications, but I rarely heard back and only landed one or two interviews.
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But day after day, my co-workers and I came into work, sat down at our desks, and vetted the president's words for accuracy.
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Liberal pages now have a clear, powerful enemy to attack day after day in the same way conservative publishers targeted Barack Obama for years.
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Ward tells the story with a tense patience, marking day after day; when the storm comes, overturning everything, it feels like a fatal relief.
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People commute mindlessly over the Golden Gate Bridge day after day without realizing that whales, sea lions, seals and harbor porpoises congregate here still.
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In defense of his policy, Trump felt emboldened to repeat mistruths and outright lies, day after day, during extended and mostly improvised television appearances.
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News Analysis Quito, Ecuador — Day after day, under a bright sun, hourslong security lines snaked out of El Ejido Park into the surrounding streets.
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In Waypoint's first year, we also had a startup mentality, and people were putting in long, unchecked hours day after day, week after week.
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"To find the domestic labor force that comes day after day is nearly impossible," said Ryan Talley of Talley Farms near San Luis Obispo.
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Especially over the past few months, we have witnessed this tension gradually increasing, on the news day after day, and inside our own nervousness.
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The calculated strategy assured that his case stayed in the headlines day after day, as Saudi officials initially denied any knowledge of his fate.
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It's very challenging to keep yourself alert and focused day after day, sitting at school, waiting for the bell to ring — but they do.
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The message they hear day after day at school is that girls are like candy — they need to be wrapped to protect their sweetness.
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Once I decided to do dance seriously, I knew I had to train to do difficult physical work, day after day, week after week.
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Day after day, for nearly two weeks, the two men set out for a neighborhood near the factory where the shelling was most frequent.
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"It doesn't seem to matter to our government that children are being shot to death day after day in schools," Kerr told reporters Wednesday.
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We might have bonded over how much work it takes to spend day after day pretending to see the world just like everyone else.
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"My fear was based on reading the doomsday headlines in the news day after day," said Pearson, a personal finance blogger in New York.
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Instead of pleasing everybody, Metro aimed for the long-term commuter, a Georgette, who waits for the same train day after day for years.
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After staring at your same old inbox day after day, a new look might be just what you need to inspire some serious productivity.
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Like, these people spend every day, day after day, for four years, training to do exactly one thing, and that thing is, like, judo.
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All they are geared up to do, six committees, is squander time, day after day, trying to find anything which will be bad for me.
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Today, almost a year to the day after Day Zero was called off, saving water has become the new normal for many Cape Town residents.
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So much that it's actually slightly overwhelming to think about all those bricks, being churned out day after day to every corner of the globe.
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It's not so much that we need her income, but that when she sits at home idly day after day she becomes a compulsive shopper.
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I thought, something that we're putting in us, every single month, day after day, we should probably be investing in the cleanest version of that.
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People on this story day after day, month after month, year after year finally think they found the thing that will bring Donald Trump down.
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At home he drank the same beer, ate the same meals, sat in silence day after day with the same people in the same pub.
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You can't go out day after day and say we haven't decided yet and not create the impression that you're having trouble getting things done.
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Day after day, Trump tells us the economy is "absolutely booming," the "strongest we ever had" and the "greatest in the history" of our nation.
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"We go through around 30 to 40 pounds of meat a day, and we have customers who come back day after day," Smith tells me.
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I was standing at Costco and watching people line up day after day for the chicken and wondered, can I do something with this chicken?
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It is wholly unacceptable, and Washington state will not stand by while our public servants work day after day while struggling to make ends meet.
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Day after day, as customers searched for deals among the wreckage of our once magical store, I tried hard to be strong for my family.
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Many of the victims returned to the courtroom day after day to listen to other witnesses, and jurors saw them hugging and comforting one another.
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As I scan through various national newspapers, day after day, year after year, I find myself hoping that someday, eventually, women will be represented proportionally.
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Whether seasoned chefs or complete novices, many people are cooking breakfast, lunch and dinner, day after day, perhaps for the first time in their lives.
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Day after day, subway riders in New York City have voiced a steady drumbeat of grievances as the century-old system has descended into disarray.
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"It's like we have a TiVo on: We're just watching the same show, day after day," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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"I don't think you can expect someone to be personally attacked day after day, minute by minute, and sit back," Ms. Sanders told the journalists.
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Day after day, these members came and sat in the Longworth icebox, where attendees bundled in jackets and scarves to endure the overpowered air conditioning.
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It was proven to me again and again, day after day and week after week, none of us are as smart as all of us.
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These are works to be admired, surely, but would I wish to return to the gallery to bask in their austere glory day after day?
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And, if so, how is it that criminals who carry out immoral acts day after day manage to convince themselves that they're actually upstanding people?
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The surprise was that it keeps on doing so, day after day, week after week, as long as the fermented solution is regularly replaced with fresh.
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Abbas allies insisted he was in good health, but day after day he remained hospitalized, and on Sunday, plans to release him were abruptly pushed back.
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The way he handled his pain and discomfort day after day and kept moving on without ever a whimper was something I had never witnessed before.
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But for Vine, the watch button serves a very different purpose: it's not like these videos disappear or you have to watch them day after day.
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These content makers are vital to Instagram's success, as they keep their fan bases coming back day after day, even if users' friends are growing stale.
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"We're athletes and we have to have endurance on a high level, day after day," says Serbian tennis player and 2008 French Open champion Ana Ivanovic.
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If it did the same thing day after day, week after week, and no one could stop it, how long before you got used to it?
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"They bring what no one else can sell, and they can bring it and bring it, day after day," said Ken Doctor, a news industry analyst.
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"All the workers of our operations who are in transit day after day by various means of transportation are exposed to sources of contagion," it said.
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But for working-class communities of color like Ms. Velez's, fossil fuel pollution is part of daily life, day after day over decades and across generations.
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It all comes before you — all the people that helped you, the support you got day after day, for years, when you couldn't make the rent.
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"Pondiscio set out to focus on what actually happens in classrooms day after day, expecting to find Success' secrets there," Dale Russakoff writes in her review.
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If you&aposre starting 2020 with high hopes for your money, consider this: Building wealth is about making incremental progress, day after day, year after year.
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They can be sorted into the wild one, the responsible one and the Queen Bee — identities that are signaled, day after day, by obvious behavioral cues.
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" Watching him, day after day, week after week, month after month, the temptation would be to normalize his behavior, "to move Trump into the political mainstream.
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Tech billionaires and broke college students have one thing in common: living in a go-to uniform of a T-shirt, hoodie and jeans, day after day.
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"Seeing him work day after day, I have a deep appreciation for how devoted he was to his craft and how tirelessly he dove into his responsibilities."
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Global turbulence It's a scene playing out with uncommon frequency as financial markets all around the world have been jolted by bouts of turbulence day after day.
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Day after day, we're bombarded with so many media messages that rarely do we stop to think about what they're telling us to think, do, or feel.
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"All they are geared up to do, six committees, is squander time, day after day, trying to find anything which will be bad for me," Trump tweeted.
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A portfolio manager being left out of an equity market making new all-time highs day after day usually finds a direct path to the unemployment line.
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They blame a hostile media for, as they see it, assailing the president day after day and presenting the most negative possible interpretation of his every move.
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So they would bomb Hanoi and they would bomb wherever they were going to bomb, and we could be out in the streets, protesting, day after day.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Monday through Friday, day after day, every week, every month, we crossed paths on the southbound No. 1 train platform at 66th Street.
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Day after day, season after season, Sister Jean pores over box scores of Loyola's upcoming opponents, weighing what she finds against her insider's knowledge of Loyola's players.
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Day after day, each week, each long month, we carry it with us, though we don't experience the savage horrors of those who actually fight in it.
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"It was the same work, same movement, day after day," said Yi Zhenzhen, a 28-year-old Ruijin employee who once worked at an electronic component company.
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Part of the reason was the grueling slog of practice: the long hours, the intense workouts and the interminable team meetings — day after day, week after week.
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He remembers riding his bicycle past the rural airport where a man had taken his airplane apart and spent weeks putting it back together, day after day.
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After the tour, settle into great seats and watch the game through the eyes of an expert who, day after day, teases drama from the baseball diamond.
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Seeing him work day after day, I have a deep appreciation for how devoted he was to his craft and how tirelessly he dove into his responsibilities.
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Day after day, summer after summer, days were immeasurably longer then, And the one tin bathful of hot water did the several children one after the other.
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So Clay spends day after day driving out to a planned future city in the desert, waiting in a sweltering tent, then driving back and getting drunk.
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I realize that The Times has become the de facto opposing voice after the recent election, but it often feels I'm being screamed at day after day.
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"Los Angeles is a hypnotic place where you can get caught up in the same routine, day after day, for the rest of your life," she said.
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Nurses, airline attendants, teachers, and home-care workers have faced the crisis head on and watched as the Trump administration has fumbled its response day after day.
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"The fact is, he allowed for his father-in-law, the President of the United States, the vice president of the United States, and many other spokesmen, to go out and repeat a lie, day after day after day, that no one in the Trump operation met with the Russian government or operatives of the Russian government," Democratic Senator Chris Murphy said Tuesday during an interview with MSNBC. Sen.
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If there's one thing the Trump team is doing convincingly day after day, it's proving that it truly dislikes, distrusts, and disrespects almost every trapping of official Washington.
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" The reasons so many people clock into jobs they hate day after day, she says, are usually money, kids and "all the messy complexities that make life, life.
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The circulation of air surrounding a sprawling area of high pressure over the North Sea will keep pumping the cold air from east to west day after day.
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I think a chair you'd spend day after day sitting on is inherently more valuable than a camera you might use on the occasional trip to the beach.
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It's possible that day after day of damaging disclosures about Trump's off-the-books dealings with Ukraine to get dirt on Biden could significantly weaken the President's position.
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It would invest more in utilities like Messenger or payments, which are less beloved but bring users back day after day no matter how cool the network seems.
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Day after day, from Hala's office, he monitored the aftermath of the strikes—the dead, the wounded and the dying, the bodies, the blood, and the maimed limbs.
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Ohsumi said he never thought he would win a Nobel Prize for his work, which he said involved studying yeast in a microscope day after day for decades.
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It seemed to have the drenching power of a tropical storm, yet it stalled on land, dumping trillions of gallons of water on southeastern Louisiana, day after day.
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One of the reasons many of those experts were sure Trump would lose was the fact that he was tweeting such controversial and questionable messages, day after day.
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And yet day after day, century after century, human dignity is trodden and trampled upon in countless ways -- by poverty and oppression, by hunger, illness, loneliness and abandonment.
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The dinner I cook, the alcohol I drink, my beauty "must-have" (quinoa, red wine, and dry shampoo, respectively) — it all gets recycled day after day, like clockwork.
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The Coffee Advent Calendar by Yawn comes with two dozen sachets of coffee ready to be mixed with hot water to create a perfect cup, day after day.
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But as the once-imposing towers became my village and the crowds, my neighbors, I began to recognize the same folks in the same spots, day after day.
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Nevertheless, I think Mr. LeRoy's larger point about the extent of media attention for Mr. Trump — day after day for many weeks — remains well worth keeping in mind.
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In South Carolina, Dylann Roof had murdered nine African American worshipers in a Charleston church; day after day, there was news of black churches across the South burning.
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But some of her toys are too big to rotate out, so they sit in our living room day after day — oh, how I wish for a playroom.
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Donald Trump has been every bit as horrible as one might have expected; he continues, day after day, to prove himself utterly unfit for office, morally and intellectually.
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For all of September it was August in the South, and for all the first week of October, too — severe drought, temperatures near 100 degrees day after day.
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As a result -- massive legislation across the country is debated, dropped, or passed day after day without the benefit of the voices of women and people of color.
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It's debilitating not only to have to fight with your own mucus day after day but also to know that you are grossing out the innocents around you.
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The Tonight Show changed the late-night game almost immediately when Jimmy Fallon became the host in 2014 and its sketches and games began going viral day after day.
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Crowded conditions are a common theme, and many children relay that day after day they receive the same meals of yogurt, oatmeal, soup, cold sandwiches, juice, burritos and cookies.
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His arms were stiff because they had been broken when he fell out of the sky in his bomber, then yanked up by ropes in prison day after day.
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But day after day its bank repeated the same refrain: yes, the government says it has a plan to help tea estates, but our local branch has no rupees.
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You just keep on living the same day, day after day, week after week, month after month, year after year, like you were an inmate in Marvin Hagler's jail.
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National Nap Day falls the day after Day Light Savings ... so try your best to keep your eyes open while checking out these sleepy stars gettin' some shut eye.
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But an aspect that's been overlooked are the ongoing mental health implications of being harassed, especially when you have to face your harasser day after day in the workplace.
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Day after day, from Hala's office, Murad monitored the aftermath of the air strikes—the dead, the wounded and the dying, the bodies, the blood, and the maimed limbs.
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But the real tragedy happens when regular leaders, who are otherwise great, sabotage themselves, day after day, with mistakes that they can't see but are obvious to everyone else.
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I dogged it on sprints, turned in REAL mediocre performances day after day, and basically stopped thinking about whatever game I was playing the second I left the field.
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"They show up and deliver day after day while everyone else gets bogged down with the urgencies of daily life and fights a constant battle between procrastination and motivation."
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For his part, Nick DiSarro said he got his answers sitting in court day after day, finally gaining a degree of closure on a horrific chapter of his life.
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He told me the story of an AI program watching a rooster crow day after day before the sun rises, and determining that it causes the sun to rise.
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Wolff says Trump granted him a "passport" to "hang around" and he planted himself "day after day, on a West Wing couch," talking to virtually all the key players.
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LONDON — Day after day, news reports in Britain prominently feature migrants making the perilous trip across the English Channel in small boats, including a dozen who landed on Monday.
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The people of Marseille, both the smartly dressed and the ragged, have trooped day after day to the makeshift memorial of flowers and candles erected near the disaster site.
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And day after day, the crush of human drama unfolding on the ground seems to edge out the human drama reflected back to us by the world of art.
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You probably wouldn't wear the same outfit day after day without tossing it in the laundry, just like you wouldn't eat off of the same fork without washing it.
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For Connie Watt, who is vice president of her son's Justin J. Watt Foundation, and her helpers, that has meant day after day of counting the money pouring in.
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So fighters of corruption were heartened to see Romanians turn out in the streets in the hundreds of thousands last week, day after day, until the government backed down.
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So it is up to Maria day after day, tournament after tournament, to find alone the strength she needs to win the big titles without owing anything to anyone.
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They see who their true allies are, and as they said repeatedly when gathering by the thousands day after day at the state Capitol, they will remember in November.
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While he explored his new digs in the Gothic Revival law building, the children and I huddled, day after day, in our rented house, watching the rain pour down.
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"No matter what they throw at me, no matter how painful they try to make it, no matter how much suffering they want to put me and my family through and my team through ... we are going to step forward day after day after day, and we are going to continue in our mission to fight for the people of Missouri," he said as part of remarks about funding new Missouri biodiesel facilities.
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You don't have to look very hard to see a commentary on the now-infamous world of Reddit's MRA boards and the toxic masculinity that festers there day after day.
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That Trump can apparently insult individuals and groups day after day and gain more support tells us quite a bit about American politics that perhaps we didn't want to know.
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Between rewriting her script and practicing her monologue day after day, Patrick is doing her best to make sure she doesn't miss a step in front of the millions watching.
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We've all heard horror stories about the terrible things co-workers do to each other, but sometimes it's the little things that can be the most annoying day after day.
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There are 12-step programs out there that save people's lives day after day, even if it's a minute at a time and someone's feeling like they want to use.
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TORREON, Mexico (Reuters) - Fifteen years after her daughter's disappearance, 55-year-old Silvia Ortiz spends day after day raking through arid scrubland in northern Mexico hoping to find her remains.
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They want to attend college and become doctors, teachers, engineers, entrepreneurs; and day after day, they do whatever it takes to get the education they need to fulfill their dreams.
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The Nasdaq on Tuesday hit its first all-time intraday high in more than a year, while the large-cap S&P 500 creeps to record levels day after day.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)You use your smartphone a lot, we're sure of that, but you're probably just touring round the same apps and the same settings day after day.
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Wearing the same workout gear "day after day for long periods of time" can definitely irritate a person's skin, according to Adrienne Haughton, a dermatologist at Stony Brook University Hospital.
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We often overlook people who do thankless work — those who day after day dutifully carry out tasks that most of us would rather not think about, let alone do ourselves.
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As might be expected, most moved swiftly from A to B—taking the least time or smallest number of transfers to do so, and made similar journeys day after day.
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Apps and services typically measure their usage in monthly users, not daily users, because it's so much harder to get people hooked enough that they come back day after day.
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"Byung-Hun Lee and I spent five weeks up in that church steeple, every day, it was blazing hot, sitting up there shooting bad guys day after day," he added.
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For me, J.Crew is about color, print, and pattern; the mix of the pretty with the boyish; and a classic sensibility through it all, day after day, season after season.
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Yet day after day, TV stations and newspapers continued to report the rise of Donald Trump as if it were part of the normal occurrence of the campaign process. Really?
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The crowds took Mr. Trump's lead and directed their hatred at me and my colleagues from the press, event after event, day after day, and, eventually, it took a toll.
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"We're not at full mobilization," one senior officer said, arguing that only a fraction of the officers are deployed to deal with the wildcat protests that erupt day after day.
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"I can't imagine training by myself day after day," Paul Wylie, a Harvard graduate who won a silver medal at the 1992 Olympics, said in a recent interview about Chen.
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They stand to defend their values and let me tell you, these leaders, day after day, week after week, have been crawling under broken glass with knives between their teeth.
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Games are good at delivering nuanced messaging because users often spend hours playing them day after day, he said, compared to the few seconds you get with traditional advertisement campaigns.
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"Just being around him again, day after day, it felt like home to me," said Ms. Hancock, who found work in Portland at the Beacon Group, a business management consultancy.
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He has a nose for every wound in the body politic and day after day he sticks a red-hot poker in one wound or another and rips it open.
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ERBIL, Iraq — Day after day, the miseries of life pile up in camps for civilians driven from their homes by fighting between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants in Mosul.
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The corporate media, day after day, wants us to believe that politics should be about the personality of the candidates and the dramas and ups and downs of the campaign.
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"It must be very hard for the prime minister to take rather threatening lectures day after day about what they will accept, when they are actually a minority," he said.
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"There'd be a bowl of tabbouleh in the fridge, and I'd keep eating from it day after day until a kind of fungus formed on the top," M.B.Z. told me.
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That is where, day after day in the Reading Room of the British Museum, he did the research for "Capital," and it is where, in Highgate Cemetery, he is buried.
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" She said that rather than being a "kinder, gentler" version of Americans, Canadians were "just more passive-aggressive, too frightened to acknowledge how we fail our citizens day after day.
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After this strong run, day after day of the market gaining, it stands to reason that ... youre going to see the market flat or even some profit taking, Krosby said.
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I film, I videotape, day after day, and I string all those pieces together, and when they are seen, they are seen in linear time, second after second after second.
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But we were so consistent in coming out day after day, and I hope that approaching people as human beings—and not being embedded in media—allowed that trust to develop.
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The busyness of life can also mean less time spent together, which can cause many couples to get stuck in a rut as they do the same things day after day.
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But little things like the truth have never bothered the former printer company executive, who earlier in the campaign lied about Planned Parenthood and then repeated the lie day after day.
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The event was the first Star Wars convention since she died last year at age 60, and day after day, collaborators and castmates took the opportunity to pay tribute to her.
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And being able to turn the White House into just another workplace, filled with an endless number of decisions to make day after day, certainly puts politics in a different light.
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Even the mostly Clinton-supportive news media has long abandoned any effort to trumpet her candidacy in favor of an almost religiously fervent barrage of anti-Trump material day after day.
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But with fresh news of kickbacks day after day, says Chris Garman of Eurasia Group, a consultancy, "Brazilians are starting to associate corruption with the government's inability to provide public services".
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That's Meek's story, but if you replaced his name and his occupation, you need look no farther than your local county courthouse to hear it again and again, day after day.
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I was afraid that I was not going to be able to keep my job, which involved sitting at a desk day after day, because I was literally vibrating with terror.
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We knew that we could go home to bed and bath and a meal, while these young people don't have any of those things – and that would be day after day.
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Not mine alone, but mine consistently, day after day, as the cousin on duty, the one with resources, the one who had been to college and who had become a professional.
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You'd know this if you've ever seen how long they're kept entertained by a cardboard box or bubbles only to leave a $50 toy sit in their toybox day after day.
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With Nixon, people become obsessed, watching the saga unfold day after day, seeing disclosures about the cover-up to get dirt on his political opponents come one after another that summer.
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Considering they somehow turn dark circles and blemishes into flawless canvases day after day, we always want to steal their secrets — and the exact products they use to create such magic.
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It is galling, appalling, to hear day after day the majority leader get on his high horse about delay, when he almost invented the word when it comes to judicial nominations.
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If they did so, they would have a chance to hear day after day of testimony from conservative scholars and policymakers on serious proposals for improving the US health care system.
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Day after day there were emotional scenes filled with tension and terror as my character tried to escape her double life, navigate a web of lies and deal with brutal johns.
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For so many cooks grinding it out day after day, we looked up to Mr. Bourdain as the one who succeeded against the odds, which makes his suicide even more devastating.
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He is leaning on a roster of high-profile endorsers in the state, and he is campaigning here day after day, putting a particular focus on outreach to voters of color.
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If you want essays like this all year, I have to again recommend the website The Browser, edited by Robert Cottrell, which gathers eloquence from far and wide day after day.
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Normally a staid body, the Senate for the past two weeks has been roiled day after day by the impeachment trial, leaving several senators dejected and dug into their partisan corners.
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As "Glory to Hong Kong" spread like wildfire over the past week, echoing through the atriums of shopping malls across the city day after day, I felt both inspired and nervous.
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But day after day during my treatment, I sat on my couch, body too sore to move and white cell count too low to risk infection by chancing a trip outside.
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KERNEN: I THINK I DON'T KNOW, BECAUSE I HAVE NOT KEPT TRACK OF YOUR ENTIRE SCHEDULE, BUT IT'S A GRUELING PROCESS WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH AND YOU ARE ON A PLANE LOT NOW, AND -- TRUMP: I AM. KERNEN: AND IT'S NOT EASY GIVING EXTEMPERANEOUS HOUR-LONG SPEECHES DAY AFTER DAY AFTER DAY, SO IT'S GRUELING AND I THINK YOUR SCHEDULE HAS BEEN MORE GRUELING THAN THE ONE SHE IS PURSUING, AND THAT HAS BEEN WELL DOCUMENTED?
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Donald Trump has thrown the country into chaos and upset sensitive international relationships, subsequently causing millions to storm the streets day after day to reject his actions and attempt to reclaim America.
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How do you do circle time with 10 2-year-olds as, day after day, one of the children walks around the room sobbing, clutching his blanket, and knocking on the door?
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You do what you have to do in a campaign, and what my experience has been, you can't let the other side just pound you day after day, or you're gonna lose.
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But wearing the same look day after day — with only the slight tweak of adding a little more eyeshadow or lip color when you're going out at night — always gets stale again.
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Spicer is forced to publicly defend and explain Trump's lie, day after day, with increasing emotion and intensity, most recently with a bizarre presentation at the White House press briefing on Thursday.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has managed to calm fears of an imminent devaluation of its yuan by holding its midpoint, a reference point for trading, rock steady day after day.
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"I wonder if Acosta can imagine what it feels like to sum up when his network allows guest after guest day after day to refer to you as a murderer," Loesch added.
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Now, he's being publicly humiliated day after day with his boss, President Trump, saying he did the wrong thing for the country by recusing himself from the Department of Justice's Russia investigation.
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The phrase "groundhog day" has even entered our daily lexicon as a shorter way to explain that the same bad shit keeps happening day after day—and especially so within the military.
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In doing so, we learn something about the world, about the possibility of pleasure, about things can do that stop us doing the wicked and ordinary things we do day after day.
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And yet it was that — his intimate relationship with poverty and his promise to keep his wife and children safe and comfortable — that kept him going, day after day, in the mine.
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"It is unprecedented that the American people must question day after day whether decisions are made and actions are taken to benefit the United States or to benefit Donald Trump," he said.
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In a chamber where the average age is about 60, members will be stretching the limits of their abilities to remain silent, alert and awake for hours on end, day after day.
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The essentials of true marriage had once more changed in my thinking, so that now I knew it actually involved only the enormity that is Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, day after day.
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CN: You know, Facebook, it would be interesting if they did similar things, and they said what happened with Hurricane Harvey, we want to repeat that day after day, all around the world.
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For six weeks, day after day, 12 and 13 hours a day, they made the final push, with Beers borrowing two key structural elements from recent Nike creations to reach the finish line.
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I see these cases day after day, often living them moment by moment with the women I represent, and through that experience, I have learned some things I believe to be worth sharing.
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A common workout fail is doing the same workout day after day—an easy trap to fall into when you go to the same gym and take the same classes week after week.
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"Hamas and other terror orgs in Gaza continue to fail their people day after day & drag Gaza further & further down by constantly choosing violence," tweeted Jason Greenblatt, the White House's Middle East envoy.
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For example, the Hendersons arrived last Friday believing the trial would open and proceed day after day — instead, testimony was scheduled for Thursday, nearly a week later, and the future timeline is hazy.
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"It's very difficult to fathom how doctors in Aleppo take this, day after day, minute after minute," said Dr. Zaher Sahloul, another visiting volunteer, who runs global aid programs for the medical society.
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Day after day, week after week, month after month, his small donors have come through with a generosity of spirit and an idealism of purpose to build a better future for American democracy.
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" Zaher Azzaher, an Aleppo resident and activist, said via Facebook Messenger: "The siege in Aleppo is getting worst day after day, number of people here are decreasing, the feeling of boredom is growing.
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I felt like she had finally accepted my presence as a real and solid thing, less because of anything in particular that I did than because I was just there, day after day.
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Day after day, in town after town, swollen rivers have transformed thoroughfares into canals and homes into sodden islands, in some cases with only the roof or the windows peeking above the water.
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So why does the GOP seem so intent on blowing the good fortune they were enjoying as revelation after revelation, day after day, seemed to bolster Trump's argument that the "fix" was in?
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On top of that, city governments can end up on the bad side of a deal that they are unable to evaluate as well as investment banks, which see deals day after day.
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There have been major pieces of legislation hammered out in public conference committees -- the type that go for hours on end, day after day as hundreds of amendments, Republican and Democrat, are offered.
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She longs to go out for a stroll and take some fresh air, but instead is required by the local government to stay at home, day after day with no end in sight.
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"It was tough, absolutely, to answer that question in Spring Training day after day, over and over and over and over, anytime it got to September, playoffs," the veteran left-hander told reporters.
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But in home workshops scattered throughout, you can still find chippas, a caste of printers who continue day after day to stamp lengths of cotton fabric with color using hand-carved wood blocks.
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The reporting was terrifying, and I spent day after day with a knot in my stomach, worried for my own safety and especially for that of my interpreter, driver and video journalist colleague.
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The determination and grit displayed by Hong Kongers during a long season of pro-democracy protests last year is now channeled into fighting the coronavirus epidemic at the street level, day after day.
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"For them to drag their feet and take their time when humans are dealing with this contamination in their bodies day after day is a tragedy," the mayor told me early last year.
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How did the SS convince a mass of largely uneducated recruits who came from different places and didn't necessarily speak German to function as a cohesive unit, day after day, month after month?
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I remember in Birmingham, Alabama, when we were in that majestic struggle there we would move out of the 16th Street Baptist Church day after day; by the hundreds we would move out.
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But Mr. Trump's often inane tweets, coming deliberately as they do in the early morning hours, have had the unfortunate tendency of warping and dominating nearly every single news cycle, day after day.
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As I sat in that corner day after day, invisible, the trauma of realizing that I spoke the "wrong" language weighed on me and my head swam with debilitating thoughts: I am broken.
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The summer was a terrible repeat of the previous one, of his mother holding her failing son day after day, watching him disappear, until she said his body seemed like an empty husk.
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I cannot be silent while my party's candidate employs belittling and dehumanizing language to my fellow citizens of Asian, African, and Latin-American descent -- in addition to women and the disabled -- day after day.
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To make it a bit easier, you can keep a digital journal or diary with you wherever you go, and many are set up to encourage people to keep typing away day after day.
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Now, as an organizer with the center, I get to help other young people so they don't end where I was: looking out a blurry cell window day after day, feeling trapped and broken.
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She cannot even fight on the economy, having reduced Chancellor Philip Hammond to the gruesome role of the man who'll be first to get sacked if she wins day after day in the press.
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"It is galling, appalling to hear day after day the majority leader get on his high horse about delay when he almost invented the word when it comes to judicial nominations," Schumer said. Sen.
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Prices are still well below those seen in 103 — the year the oil market crashed — but that's likely cold comfort to drivers watching the figures on gas station signs tick higher day after day.
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Day after day, police officers in riot gear kept watch in the southern half of the camp as the saws sliced through wooden shelters and mechanical diggers crunched the debris into large metal bins.
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Because the drone program is kept hidden from view, the American public rarely hears about the psychic and emotional impact of seeing such footage on a regular basis, day after day, shift after shift.
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But many weeks after the Trump administration started its zero-tolerance policy — and hundreds of separated families later — I've become hardened to these conversations because I've had them over and over, day after day.
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For all the anger and divisiveness that is laid bare on social media and on cable networks hour after hour and day after day, there is a yearning for civility across our political discourse.
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These dogs are portrayed as elite athletes, born to run, but the film points out that they are asked to, in effect, run a marathon day after day for the course of the Iditarod.
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Why is there no stream of gripping films about the thousands of troubled Americans with easy access to guns who can lethally act out their darkest grievances on family and society day after day?
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The stock market has been hitting record high levels day after day, but that doesn't mean corporate CEOs are bullish about next year, according to J.P. Morgan Chase regional investment banking head John Richert.
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At first, she said, she was unable to contain her fury at the mothers who left their young children home alone, like the small girl she saw crying in a window day after day.
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Yeah, and that sense of dislocation of just finding yourself day after day in these otherly, baffling, anodyne, unnatural environments, and the weird sort of cohesion that comes from visiting all of these places.
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The sheer effrontery of Castro's challenge to the United States was breathtaking: defiant, strident, often virulent denunciations of the United States, hours at a time, day after day, stretching into weeks and months, and years.
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I had this dream about him and then I just decided to see if I could sit day after day writin' about nothing, no plot or anything, you know, just writin', to see what happened.
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"I give testimony of my life day after day to generate consciousness of the importance for breast self-exams as well as the importance to face obstacles with faith, bravery, humility and strength," she says.
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It's still cool: As Audi engineer Kaushik Raghu told me, being stuck in grinding freeway traffic, day after day, month after month, is one of the most soul-killing experiences for a lot of people.
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They may pay a certain amount of attention to the arguments but day after day they will see cabinet ministers, former prime ministers, captains of industry standing up and saying: "it's too great a risk".
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Day after day, the market came under more pressure as massive amounts of sovereign wealth money came out of the market, yet the market held up incredibly well — even as the data were suspect. Why?
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Day after day we — your friendly, neighborhood shopping writers — scour the internet to bring you all the details on the best possible deals on tech, gadgets, and products to make life a little bit easier.
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"He created, did he not, a climate of fear and terror going on day after day for several weeks?" asked U.S. District Court Judge Jed Rakoff Monday after Sayoc's counsel asked for less jail time.
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But still, day after day, we see top voices at the New York Times and other major publications in this country trying to paint the president of the United States as a vile anti-Semite.
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Fallon mentioned that he wished the bad Trump stories could be spread out a little bit, allowing voters to hold and fully savor each in turn, rather than being force-fed them day after day.
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Chase Castor, a documentary photographer based in the Midwest, met up with four low-wage workers in Kansas City who struggle to survive day after day: Melissa Douds, Ke Flemons, April Shabazz, and Nathan Wash.
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Salt is added by manufacturers to prolong shelf life and improve taste, but that much sodium in your diet, day after day, is going to raise your blood pressure and make you feel like junk.
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Day after day, New Yorkers are being tormented below ground, at a cost to the state's economy of billions of dollars, because of Mr. Cuomo's inadequate efforts to address the crisis in the subway system.
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"This enormous crisis has hit the copper price with force, driving it down to historic lows, while demand for the red metal decreases day after day," the company said in a statement accompanying its results.
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Day after day, rubber boats packed with refugees and migrants would attempt the short but dangerous crossing to Greece from Turkey, even as winter set in and the seas turned rough and winds grew violent.
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However, the finished response, approved by the president, "was so incomplete that it required day after day of follow-up statements, each more revealing than the last," The Times' Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman wrote.
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" The demands on Congress are clear: "Either end the corruption of big money in politics and ensure free and fair elections or arrest hundreds of people, day after day, simply for demanding an equal voice.
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And finally, Tuesday night, during his first primetime address to the nation from the Oval Office, carried by all major networks: Day after day, precious lives are cut short by those who have violated our borders.
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I will be honest with you — I do not know how people do that as a career regularly, day after day, year after year, because I found it really invigorating and thrilling, but also completely innervating.
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As I discovered in my five-year study, many self-made millionaire entrepreneurs found that the journey toward success can be intensely boring, where little to nothing happens day after day despite the entrepreneur's best efforts.
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A pair of the things, slung underwing on a plane like a Boeing 777, provide enough thrust to push the aircraft and its hundreds of passengers aloft, spinning reliably for over 5,000 miles, day after day.
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You have questions… You're wondering how it could be possible that the S&P 203, the Nasdaq 220 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average could be climbing to record highs day after day, given, well, everything.
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From the Democratic National Convention until Election Day in 2016 all American media was inundated and saturated day after day, month after month, by Russian-generated negative attacks and fake news from WikiLeaks and other sources.
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Sanitation has come to take the place of eros and intimacy, and day after day he plunges his stick into the excrement of others, dreaming all the while of a gleaming world saved by indoor plumbing.
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De Soto complained about tingling in her fingers, which the nurse thought could be a symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome (possibly the result of her repeating the same motions day after day in her housekeeping job).
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The result is a book that feels both undertheorized and overly familiar, a book that somehow recreates the vaguely nauseated-after-an-amusement-park-ride feel that the dizzying news cycle itself induces day after day.
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Day after day she climbed the staircase up to the bed and lay on her side, her gut and womb positioned directly above the space where the two of them usually took their alone time together.
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Marte hopes that his ascension will inspire former convicts to launch their own businesses and his advice to them is this: "Just show up day after day and deliver a great service and a great product."
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Robust earnings, a fairly easy Fed, super-low volatility and a global economic recovery are among the many things that look just right for the market and are helping it set new highs day after day.
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The story of Trump's rise has played out day after day on television and on social media, but the conversations behind closed doors among members of the Republican elite during this period have been less well documented.
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Day after day they had to send cease and desist letters to a legion of resellers who weren't doing their customers any favors by charging $20 over their retail price and simply shipping the product through Amazon.
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In one of the more emotional moments of the season, there's a montage of Ethan meticulously administering hormone shots into his wife Lisa's abdomen, over and over, day after day, until her belly is mottled with bruises.
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But it's doing something TV has increasingly given up on: telling stories about people whose lives have been torn apart by the very issues we hear about in the news and find ourselves discussing, day after day.
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Even if you shun phone screens and blue lights from your bedroom, and keep a strict 8-hour sleep schedule, you can still roll out of bed with the same stiff neck and back day after day.
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So, while CNN continues to trash the president hour after hour, minute after minute, day after day, many on the left, other Never Trumpers are engaging in rhetoric that is even worse, literally bottom of the barrel.
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"Day after day, [Twitter] wouldn't give us an official yay/nay and my contacts inside [Twitter] told me the new design was causing a lot of heartburn and 'big meetings' with folks at the top," Coby wrote.
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Then there is a not-so-surprising revelation to those who have watched Mr. McConnell stubbornly refuse to budge from talking points and doggedly spend day after day on the Senate floor hitting the same rehearsed points.
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"This is the second trial I have suffered in which democracy has sat with me in the dock," she said, choking back tears as she recalled facing death when she was tortured day after day in detention.
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Day after day, we're confronted with a never-ending loop of misshapen chinos, leggings that claim to be pants, and the occasional red herring of a great stretch pant that morphs into a deflated parachute by midnight.
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Trump, whom more than half of Americans find highly toxic, continues to make outlandish and absurd statements, insults almost every identifiable ethnic group, and day-after-day by his very presence embarrasses himself and the Republican Party.
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The word "pain" doesn't even begin the describe the tragedies she has endured day after day: the countless rapes and murders, the nightly ritual of watching outlaws torture and kill her parents in front of her eyes.
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"This motivates us to keep screaming what we feel and what bothers us day after day, and to keep demonstrating that Peruvian punk exists—that it's relevant and that we actually practice what we preach," José explains.
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LISBON — Day after day, Jose Miguel Fernandes, a budding tennis player, and his father would pick up his friend Carlos Ramos and drive to a tennis club outside Lisbon, where the two teenagers would practice for hours.
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After finishing high school he played in a band, spent a gap year traveling and then enrolled in drama school, mostly because he thought acting meant he wouldn't have to do the same thing day after day.
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When we think about health policy, we're reminded of the movie "Groundhog Day," in which Bill Murray's character faces the same events, day after day, until he finally has a breakthrough, changes his life and moves forward.
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Others this week, and this morning, have spoken to the depths of his torment, and the depths of his courage there in the cells, when day after day, year after year, that iron was tempered into steel.
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What the episode wants is for us to talk about why this feels so normal, what effects it has on us as people who witness this violence day after day, and what we can do to fix it.
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The clear implication was that the central bank's preference was not to intervene in the market if it could help it, traders said, despite pressure to do so as the real slumped to record lows day after day.
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Unfortunately for many of the smartest founders in the startup ecosystem, that requirement can prove a complete block on investing in the companies they see day after day, since early liquidity can be hard to find for founders.
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Last week right here on this program, we had stunning revelation after revelation day after day about Hillary Clinton, Uranium One, the fake news dossier and that special counsel Mueller is clearly complicit in the Uranium One scandal.
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I thought this would be some Post-Cancer Celebration, but it was another frightening limbo, going from having every detail of my life planned around seeing the same receptionists and doctors day after day, to flying solo, again.
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Some days, I'll admit, especially when the weather was cool, I'd tell him that all the fans were packed up for the season, so I could avoid seeing the same aproned guy, day after day, at Ace Hardware.
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"It's not like in 1998 when it was 'open bar', when you could attack day after day," he said referring to the year of the Festina doping scandal when widespread use of the blood-boosting EPO was revealed.
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It has since calmed fears of an imminent and much larger devaluation by holding the yuan's daily midpoint rock steady day after day, though many analysts still suspect the currency will be allowed to trickle lower over time.
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And more often than not, those things that make us miserable are habits: subtle but powerful patterns we've fallen into — maybe since childhood — that gnaw away at our happiness, day after day, month after month, year after year.
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Day after day, the officers comb the highest floor of the building, looking for witnesses to point them to the right door and listening for gunshots like those that have echoed all over the world in recent months.
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If you've been worrying that drones would be filling the skies over your head, dropping packages off day after day at your neighbor's house, leaving food on doorsteps or photographing your every move, you can relax a little.
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On the other, they're punitive—designed to punish the nation's most appalling rule-breakers by confining them to a place of limited stimulation where they are forced to look inward and confront their own decisions day after day.
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Kimani Griffin, an American speed skater and first-time Olympian, said these sorts of outbreaks were always a possibility at major international sporting events, where visitors from around the globe are gathered into tight quarters, day after day.
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Ultimately, the people said, the president signed off on a statement from Donald Trump Jr. for The Times that was so incomplete that it required day after day of follow-up statements, each more revealing than the last.
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He doesn't want to train Rey; that much has been so abundantly clear from every Mark Hamill interview that we're led to think he keeps refusing, perhaps even refusing to so much as talk to her, day after day.
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Shutting down several lanes on the bridge -- the busiest crossing in America, carrying more than 100 million vehicles a year -- triggered a crisis that immobilized commuters and emergency vehicles in Ft. Lee for hours on end, day after day.
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" Goldstein on Tuesday called Trump's statement "a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting Antisemitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record.
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" From her last position in Public Policy, she no longer had to screen violent images day after day and, after months of laying groundwork, she told us, "things had started to shift and move along lines I'd always wanted.
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Maybe by the sponsored tweets that are now cropping up in subway ads, maybe by my co-workers who won't stop talking about it and who have praised it on this website and into my ear day after day.
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If a woman asks for her husband, having forgotten that he is dead, should you tell her the truth and cause her terrible grief, knowing that this fresh bereavement will likely repeat itself, over and over, day after day?
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"We could be the sky is the limit — we can be as good as we want to be — as long as we're all putting in the work day after day and pushing each other to be great," Wilkerson said.
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But the story takes a surprisingly eerie turn when you realize the person who has soothed and delighted us all these years with her consistent, fun-loving humor day-after-day may feel trapped playing a caricature of herself.
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While we appreciate the simplicity of the minimal look that's everywhere right now, donning a wash of tonal grays day after day is like eating bland chicken and steamed broccoli for every meal — not the most creative or exciting.
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Between this and the battle against his own demons to compose truthful music, Schumann's spirit comes across as an antidote to all the hate and perverse self-love we are forced to swallow in public affairs, day after day.
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Feeling that we had gone overboard — my stories were on the front page day after day — my editors would call me from Chicago and tell me to hold back, dial down, look for other White House stories for awhile.
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The Jets will miss Ferguson — who has decided to retire — for many reasons, but none more than this: In a brutal and unforgiving sport, they could always count on him, day after day, game after game, year after year.
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So far, Trump himself has stayed mum on the allegations, but it's unclear how long the famously outspoken and pugilistic president can remain silent as Daniels and her account of their relationship dominate day after day of news coverage.
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"Having to go out and defend this guy day after day, as many of these Trump evangelicals are doing, they're just destroying their credibility," said Napp Nazworth, who until Monday was politics editor of another publication, the Christian Post.
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We are both self-employed (Mo started a powerwashing business earlier this year) and sometimes, after being under the same roof for long periods of time, day after day, we lack the personal space every person needs for growth.
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They are a population of workers that does terrific work and really are just working their tails off, day after day, going on the road, looking at these players and trying to find that next diamond in the rough.
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Elvis Duran, the man (and the voice) behind the nationally syndicated Z100 radio program Elvis Duran and the Morning Show, says has one great secret for waking up day after day to talk to his audience of 10 million weekly listeners.
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Then there is the Trump way, which is to keep talking about the original story and how wrong and bad it is for as long as possible — ensuring that the negative story sticks around, generating new, damaging headlines, day after day.
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" But as she explained in her own words, Duvall's acting wasn't a mistake, but rather a performance precisely engineered by Kubrick, who intentionally created a horrific environment for her: "Going through day after day of excruciating work was almost unbearable.
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Hallam says the plan is to gather about 10,000 people in central London alone to create a "Glastonbury-esque" atmosphere, and permanently occupy several roundabouts day after day, until the government creates a response in a substantive way to XR's demands.
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I can sit down at that piano, play Ray Charles's "Drown in My Own Tears," sing it at the top of my lungs, occasionally on pitch, and do it over and over and over again, day after day, year after year.
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It's simply 90 minutes of watching a baby act like a grown up, which is funny — in part because there are so many man-babies ruining our lives day after day, but also because a baby holding a briefcase is funny.
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If you are going in and out of hospital and lying in bed day after day and not telling your kids the reason why, they're just going to worry about it and make up in their own heads why that is.
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Then you walk a bit further, maybe up on to the top of a hill, and you see something else, then you write that and you go on like that, day after day, getting different views of the same landscape.
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"It's unprecedented that the American people must question day after day whether decisions are made or actions are taken to benefit the United States or to benefit President Trump," said Democratic Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh at a news conference.
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These officials may be risking their jobs or pensions by choosing to obey a congressional subpoena rather than Cipollone's directive, but they've been walking into the Capitol, day after day, to tell Congress what they know about Trump's efforts in Ukraine.
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Others this week and this morning have spoken to the depths of his torment and the depths of his courage there in the cells of Hanoi when day after day, year after year that youthful iron was tempered into steel.
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But I can't do this day after day, with starer after starer as I walk through the park on my way to meet a friend in the local cafe or past throngs of undergraduates on my way to teach Shakespeare.
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Leaders of European Muslim communities — the many Muslims who have enjoyed success and integration in Europe — need to stand up day after day and declare, loud and clear, that with the fruits of freedom come the obligations of tolerant citizenship.
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Others this week and this morning have spoken to the depths of his torment, and the depths of his courage, there in the cells of Hanoi, when day after day, year after year, that youthful iron was tempered into steel.
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"To just do nothing, to continue to do nothing, day after day, week after week, year after year, in the face of things that we really all know are terrible tragedies, that we can do something about," Ms. Stewart-Cousins said.
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It was grim to sit, day after day, trial after trial, listening to the medical examiner and other experts discussing the injury to Gray's spine while an image of it — the actual spinal cord — was projected on a screen behind them.
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It's critical that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issue guidance to all American companies and organizations immediately to prevent the fatal error of secrecy from continuing day after day, week after week as we stare down this pandemic.
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But listen to their latest albums — Mr. Torn's pummeling, acid-drenched "Sun of Goldfinger," which came out last month; Mr. Monder's moody and entrancing double CD, "Day After Day," due out Friday — and you'll find two very different ways of answering.
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"I voted against Scott Pruitt because I was convinced he did not believe in the mission of the agency, and these issues keep multiplying day after day, only further convince me that he should not be in that position," she said.
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" Lebanon's Druze leader Walid Jumblatt, on Twitter: "Historical Palestine disappears day after day to the beat of confiscation decisions, from Jerusalem to the Jordan Valley ... And all of this is happening a hundred years after Sykes-Picot and the Balfour promise.
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In the Swiss Alps, a permanent prayer started to honor Maurice, said to be the first black saint, has been recited day after day, year after year, century after century by a rotating band of monks known as the Sleepless Ones.
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And so a kind of sorority unfolds day after day, birth after birth: women like Ms. Yupanik sharing the final month of the journey through discomfort, homesickness and joy, almost all of them a plane ride away from their families.
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"Call me a cynic if you like, but I think my generation, we're the last ones to come out of the school system that didn't have this stuff pumped into them, force-fed day after day, about climate change," he said.
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Others this week and this morning have spoken to the depths of his torment and the depths of his courage there in the cells of Hanoi, when day after day, year after year, that youthful iron was tempered into steel.
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We don't expect anyone to read every word we publish in print and online — besides, it's almost impossible — but our goal is that all our readers can find enough of what they love to keep coming back, day after day.
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"I cannot understand how they do what they do, day after day, so consistently and lovingly to save so many dogs and cats," he wrote in a caption on a set of photos, which included him cuddling with some pitbull puppies.
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Do you think there's anything Democrats could have done over the past six years to make the ACA more robust, to repeal threats or make it less likely that Republicans would just stick with this day after day campaigning the repeal?
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Amtrak employees foresaw disaster: "Forcing shorter breaks, day after day, between runs increases fatigue-related risk and the potential for loss of focus," Edler, a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, wrote in an open letter to Amtrak brass.
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Day after day, since the Daily Mail first reported that the now-former White House staff secretary's two ex-wives said he was physically and emotionally abusive, the White House has repeatedly contradicted the timeline of events that led to Porter's departure.
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The email, obtained by The New York Times, offered a raw glimpse into an unusual spat playing out on-screen, day after day, with "Morning Joe" needling Mr. Rubio, the only major presidential candidate who has refused to appear on the program.
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"Day after day, year after year, my mom and dad tried desperately to become American citizens and keep our family together and in the end, none of their efforts were enough to keep them here in the country we love," she says.
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It requires both creativity and willingness to grind things out, day after day — and that's very different from dropping in for a few hours to film a reality show or popping up onstage where a crowd of fans can temporarily fuel you.
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Image 224 of 2 ALMATY, Kazakhstan – Day after day, Omir Bekali and other detainees in far western China&aposs new indoctrination camps had to disavow their Islamic beliefs, criticize themselves and their loved ones and give thanks to the ruling Communist Party.
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When you pretend to love someone day after day, year after year, you see all their faults and foibles and learn to accept them as they are, separate from you, and there is a connection that happens that is hard to explain.
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I only have three pairs slacks that I can wear to work, and I'm tired of outfit repeating day after day, plus I really like the slacks I do have and they are getting a bit worn out from being worn so often.
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When executive orders pile in, day after day, attempting to give license to our long-lived xenophobia, Islamophobia, and suspicion against our neighbors, it feels like a great day to show your kids District 9 — even if it does give them nightmares.
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Even if she's braved withdrawal day after day to put her children's needs first, they can be taken from her at any time because of her drug use or because of her sex work — particularly if she is Native American or Black.
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But now rainwater harvesting tanks are overflowing -- and day after day we get a kick from monitoring weather reports that show a steady stream of cold fronts heading toward Cape Town, as they line up to drop their watery load on our city.
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Most of these cases don't go to trial, but the arrest itself, and the following entanglement with the justice system, can wreak havoc on a person's life, especially a lower-income person who can't afford to spend day after day returning to court.
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Day after day, reporters and athletes had questioned his motives and inaction, demanding to know why he and the executive board of the I.O.C. voted to let many Russian athletes compete in Rio despite truly, deeply, madly persuasive evidence of state-sponsored doping.
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I like the NormaTec Pulse 2.0 Recovery System because you can customize your experience based on intensity and zones of your body, it made hitting the pavement day after day easier, and it's compact enough to bring with me on the road.
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His first primetime address to the nation from the Oval Office, delivered January 8 (in the midst of the government shutdown) and carried by all major networks: Day after day, precious lives are cut short by those who have violated our borders.
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He knew what it meant to wake day after day, choose three possible dresses, pour the cereal, repour the cereal after it spilled, wrestle hair into pigtails, get to school on time, get to pickup on time, steam the broccoli for dinner.
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By last summer, Democrats watched in helpless fury as their private emails and confidential documents appeared online day after day — procured by Russian intelligence agents, posted on WikiLeaks and other websites, then eagerly reported on by the American media, including The Times.
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"It will mean day after day sitting in chamber, listening to the two sides, writing questions for them to answer that go through the chief justice," said Ms. Collins, one of the Republicans who voted to acquit Mr. Clinton 20 years ago.
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Presidents, after all, influence us: When speechwriters like me saw the structure in John F. Kennedy's inaugural address, we imitated it; when stories were still rare in political speech and we heard Ronald Reagan telling stories day after day, we imitated that.
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Now, White House communications staff are reportedly frustrated at being made to answer questions about Daniels day after day, despite having had nothing to do with Trump and Daniels' agreement, which was signed in the final days of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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While all of this has been largely satisfying over the course of the show's 23-year run, there is a kind of sadistic glee in watching McCain in particular get dunked on day after day on The View and then eventually on Twitter.
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That same story that unfolded in my life unfolds day after day all around the United States: immigrants and refugees make it to this country and then, striving to build a bright future for themselves and their families, they make it count.
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Trump's "statement today is a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting Antisemitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record," Goldstein wrote in a Facebook statement.
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Yet this transformation has not spared the museum from a crisis that seems to be both permanent and endless: day after day we hear calls to end the museum format, to kill the white cube, to bring the museum to the "real" world.
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Day after day, we saw news roll out of clashes over scheduled meetings, the accuracy of information and analysis, and what the future holds for the CIA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and indeed the future orientation of America's intelligence organs.
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Hustles don't just happen once; they happen day after day, even when you're tired, or bored, or hate everyone around you, even when you have to drag your kid around and use her as a prop to get people to take pity on you.
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Day after day—like almost all women then—she had to soak the stinking things in chlorine in a bucket, heave them heavily up with wooden tongs and plonk them in a bowl, wash them, mangle them, dry them on the line and iron them.
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Someone today described it as the happiest place in New York, and we are seeing people coming day after day to visit, enjoy the work, select their favorite nostalgic products, and we really are building a little community down at the Standard High Line!
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Today, as I watch the pundits focus the politics of the Clintons' philanthropic work day after day, I feel it is important that the larger story about the Clinton Foundation's impact is told, especially as it relates to their work in New Orleans post-Katrina.
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"As the choice narrows between two people for president — and one person self-implodes on television day after day — it gets easier to ask people to make a bigger sacrifice and write a bigger check," Mottur, a shareholder at Brownstein's Washington office, told The Hill.
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But over the course of that process, McConnell displayed both, going to the Senate floor day after day to answer the charges against Kavanaugh and assure the Senate there would still be a vote, thus holding together his weakening conference and ultimately achieving Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Let's consider Trump's abusive treatment of Sessions from a second point of view: Trump's unprecedented barrage of public insults against Sessions, day after day, during the past week, is an insult to his conservative base that regards Sessions as one of their political heroes.
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His wife and son were waiting to go back to the hotel, but he kept getting tangled in talk — in essence the same conversation he'd been having day after day for the last year and a half, a rolling, jabbering maul of rugby rugby rugby.
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The bus driver stopped so his passengers could take a picture, and I had the sense that even he — navigating this road, day after day — had never reached the point of taking the temple's beauty for granted, and was still awed by its magnificence.
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Her graphic novel "Chronicles of a Survivor" tells of her struggle with post-traumatic stress, depicting it as a crushing black ball, far larger than she is, that waits for her when she wakes up in the morning and weighs her down, day after day.
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Taking in the tattered Jhandi flags reduced almost to rags by the salty sea wind in "Devotion Point" (2013), a photo taken in Bushy Park, Parika, Essequibo, I wonder how people survive in a land where the ocean wears them away day after day.
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In the late 1990s, when the Clinton White House was under siege amid revelations of the president's affair with Monica Lewinsky and efforts by Congress to impeach him, it fell on Joe Lockhart, then the White House spokesman, day after day to defend his boss.
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And if, as we read, we experience the fugue-like recurrence of those details and hundreds of others, we begin to understand what it might be like for the girls' fathers to have to relive the minutiae of their daughters' deaths, day after day, forever.
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"Having to watch the Super Bowl last year was awful, but we knew we had to work for another year — day after day — to do something about it," said Mahomes, who added that after last season's A.F.C. championship loss he had sought out Brady's counsel.
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"[W]e covered that on the front page day after day because it was a very important story and we were very critical obviously as you'd expect us to be of the Russian government, so I think some of these conflicts are perceived," Osborne said.
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But in vivid narrative reports day after day, he told of night riders with guns and dynamite; of black people and rights workers slain and maimed; of white police officers joining the violence; and of federal intervention to break down the barriers of segregation.
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Starting price (including destination and handling): $32,20173 TREAT YOURSELF: 2020 MERCEDES-BENZ A-CLASS Self-care has become a hot topic over the last few years, and if your budget can support it, a luxury car is a way to treat yourself day after day.
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"If we make the slightest mistake, the slightest word is off, it is just an absolute tirade from a lot of people in this room, but news outlets get to go on day after day and cite unnamed sources, use stories without stories…" Sanders said.
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Sze's blue and white mural of almost 4,300 porcelain tiles may be the least immediately accessible, yet also the most rewarding to see day after day, as its progression of white paper shapes collecting in corners and transforming into birds offers long-term visual discovery.
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WATCH: By the Numbers: Cannes Film Festival Bella is practically the poster girl of Cannes after making her debut at the event last year as the guest of jeweler De Grisogono, shutting down the red carpet day after day in one nearly naked dress after the next.
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Because, unless he is just "crazy," the only explanation for the unusual ramping up, day after day, of one disgustingly reckless statement after another is that he's doing it consciously (or subconsciously) so that he'll have to bow out or blame "others" for forcing him out.
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"They found me passed out on the floor after I left somebody's bachelor party and put my a– in rehab the next day and supported me and pushed me and give me a reason to get up and go and chase it day after day," Jackson said.
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This danger had been evident in the abstract when we planned the trip, but along the way I experienced a different form of knowledge — the bodily knowledge of what walking 10 hours a day, day after day, actually feels like, our isolation measured out in steps.
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Again, it's wound down a bit, but there was the period, especially last spring, where day after day, right around five o'clock or six o'clock, either the Washington Post or the New York Times or oftentimes both of them would come out with some jaw-dropping story.
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He writes that after two weeks, he was able to push his pace into the mid 130s: However, it wasn't until SeeHow came into the picture that I was able to get a consistent measurement of my bowling speed, session after session and day after day.
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They formed WREN as a wildlife educational initiative, but with time, sharpened their focus largely on transportation after seeing the same challenge day after day: More people seemed to be stumbling upon injured wildlife every passing year, but few wanted to transport the animals to rehabbers themselves.
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K., maybe not.) While it would be easy to consume this sauce day after day over bowls of polenta or different pasta shapes (it loves a thick noodle, like fettuccine or pappardelle), it also freezes well — meaning this seasonal delight could carry you deep into winter.
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"It's incomprehensible to me that society and the government are standing idly by while genital mutilations are being performed on intersex children in Germany day after day," Lucie Veith, one of the most well-known intersex activists in Germany and a member of the association Intersexuelle Menschen e.
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But when I think about the truest part of myself, the part that helped me to negotiate with the doubts and move forward — seeing myself in the mirror day after day as a whole person, not just a broken, failing one — it's this thing that happened to me twice.
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Worst of all, I repeatedly — not once, not twice, but multiple times, day after day, for years on end — stuck my fingers into open jars of moisturizer, put the product on my face, screwed the top right back on, and continued on with my life like nothing ever happened.
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And I think we'll be able to exercise much, much more influence in a benign way to help Europe than we are now with the Foreign Office just telling ministers day after day, ad infinitum: "there's no point opposing this because we'll lose influence on the next vote".
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As Celeste on Big Little Lies, Nicole Kidman delivered one of the realest, most heartbreaking portrayals of an abused woman, in love with the man who hurts her, who picks herself up and buries the emotional and physical mess day after day — through denial, long sleeves, and strong concealer.
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It's what has kept him gunning in the backyard through summer storms and winter snow and the hail and sleet and rain that blew in between, day after day, week after week, for months and years, as the runt from elementary school cracked the world's best basketball league.
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In the moment, you would feel Nance, Jr.'s lifetime spent playing hoops while his father cheered or didn't cheer on the sidelines, the avalanche of takes about his game from his dad, an honest-to-God NBA player, cascading down on him, day after day, year after year.
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"Because, unless he is just 'crazy,' the only explanation for the unusual ramping up, day after day, of one disgustingly reckless statement after another is that he's doing it consciously (or subconsciously) so that he'll have to bow out or blame 'others' for forcing him out," Moore added.
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Scientists are still not sure there's enough evidence that the trace amounts of the pesticide found in food is harmful to our DNA, but more and more research suggests it's not good for people who are exposed to the chemical day after day, such as farmers and gardeners.
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Even as many in his generation abandoned the region's steep, terraced vineyards and the grueling labor they required for the fertile, easier-to-farm flatlands, or for jobs in the cities, Mr. Clape and his small cohort continued to trudge up the hills day after day, for little reward.
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Day after day, people died trying to reach refuge in Europe by land or sea, and in August came one of the most horrific cases: Police officers found the decomposing bodies of 231 migrants who had been locked in a truck and abandoned beside a highway in Austria.
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Because if they continue to invest a fixed amount of money every month regardless of what's going on in the market, as experts like Orman recommend, then they'll buy stocks at a lower share price than they can when the market is hitting a new high day after day.
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No one was hurt, but the episode was a reminder of the immediate and direct challenges Ms. Krewson faces as she leads a city struggling with a high murder rate, diminished by decades of population loss, deeply divided along racial lines and facing day after day of protests.
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And how could Trump fail to be dazzled by the steady diet of obsequious Fox anchors, who day after day claim he may just be the best president in the history of the United States, bringing "sunshine beaming" through the White House, as Fox Business's Lou Dobbs put it.
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Now, tonight, despite massive amount of predictable hysteria coming from those who want this president to fail -- rest assured, let not your heart be troubled, America&aposs policy is sound, our republic is strong, the sun will continue to rise day after day on the greatest country god gave man.
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Cavallo believes that this moment has to be about more than just sexual harassment, but also the other ways business as usual can hold women back: the wage gap, the motherhood penalty, and the casual sexism that wears women down day after day, keeping them from rising to the top.
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Despite our love for fuzzy socks, rib-knit turtlenecks, and teddy-bear coats, we'll be the first to admit that we're pretty over playing the layer game (as in, piling on as many clothes as possible to brave biting-cold temps) and wearing the same tired combo day after day.
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At the time, Skip was public enemy number one for non-idiotic sports fans: a dude on TV every morning, peddling nonsense and bad faith character arguments, talking up the Dallas Cowboys for no reason, slamming LeBron James day after day, just because he knew it turned the water-wheel.
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We challenge the President and attorney general to visit the federal prisons and ICE detention facilities where stressed, frantic parents go day after day with little or no information about their or their children's future, where people who tried to escape persecution are now sitting at plastic tables in prison scrubs.
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But we seem to have fallen into a trap: The unimaginable, happening out in the open day after day, not only continues to dull our defenses but also creates a need to see a conspiracy big enough, a secret terrible enough to explain how this can be happening to our country.
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While Ocasio-Cortez's critics say she only represents one district and nothing more, her ability to bend the news cycle to her will day after day, to generate weird, obsessive criticism from right-wing media, and to electrify the left nationwide suggests that her message is resonating far more widely.
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"[Trump's] statement today is a pathetic asterisk of condescension after weeks in which he and his staff have committed grotesque acts and omissions reflecting Antisemitism, yet day after day have refused to apologize and correct the record," Steven Goldstein, director of the Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect, wrote on Facebook Tuesday.
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Simple rule of thumb: capitalize proper nouns (ex: "Nike" but not "running shoes") and leave job titles in lower case unless they precede someone's name (ex: "Vice President Jane Doe" or "Jane Doe, vice president…") Small editing details make a huge difference particularly when you write the same people day after day.
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The app does have some of the usual hooks commonly found in mobile games (think Clash of Clans and the like) that are designed to keep you coming back day after day, including daily bonuses that reward you with coins and other in-game items for completing certain tasks (including merely logging in).
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Some of the photo books I covet the most can't be checked out from the Brooklyn Public Library, so, day after day, I duck out of my junior high school, in Crown Heights, and, walking past the Brooklyn Museum, then through the Botanic Garden, I go to look at them in the stacks.
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Deborah Kass & Eric Shiner in Conversation will feature artist Deborah Kass and Eric Shiner, now SVP of Sotheby's Fine Art Division and former director of the Andy Warhol Museum, in a discussion about the artist's work and recent wallpaper installation Day After Day, 2016, at the Neuberger Museum of Art SPACE | 42 in Manhattan.
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Our protest must grow day after day and night after night—thousands becoming hundreds of thousands, and then millions—determined to act to put a stop to the grave danger that the Trump/Pence Regime poses to the world by demanding that this whole regime be removed from power It does not mention violence.
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It just seems ridiculous to me to take your little infant -- the number one organ in your body is your skin," Shine said in a May 2008 episode, "But yet we take these chemicals and slather it all over our little babies' bodies to be soaked in day after day, sweating into their body.
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This planet will not be secure or peaceful when so few have so much, and so many have so little – and when we advance day after day into an oligarchic form of society where a small number of extraordinarily powerful special interests exert enormous influence over the economic and political life of the world.
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"The very fact that in this administration with the highest turnover in history, the people who are specifically designated to tell the truth to the President, whether he likes it or not, have remained in place, doing that day after day, means that by definition, they have been an island of stability," Priess added.
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Capturing the mosque, built by Nur al-Din Mahmoud Zangi, a ruler who in the 12th century unified Arab forces against crusaders from Europe, would have provided an important symbolic moment for the Iraqi security forces, who have taken heavy casualties in day after day of street battles and ambushes by the Islamic State.
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Notably, and unlike rival virtual assistant technologies such as Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri, Alphabet is firmly retaining the Google brand name here at the consumer-facing end of the AI pipe — requiring those who buy into its smart home and AI assistant to give literal voice to the Google brand, day after day, hour after hour.
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CreditCreditIllustration by The New York Times; Photography by Michael Dwyer/Associated Press In the late 1990s, when the Clinton White House was under siege amid revelations of the president's affair with Monica Lewinsky and efforts by Congress to impeach him, it fell on Joe Lockhart, then the White House spokesman, day after day to defend his boss.
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I spoke over the phone with him on Tuesday to talk more about what it was like being responsible for the death or capture of terrorists and the strange intimacy of watching mass murderers go about their daily lives, buying groceries and taking their kids to school, as he surveilled them day after day from the air.
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There's so many technical elements that you're rushing to try to accomplish that it's very rare to be able to spend day after day sitting around a table, reading through the scenes and discussing what's going on in the scenes and the backstories of the characters, and trying to understand how the themes of the play emerge in the scene.
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To see that small brown bird lifting his throat to the sky and releasing that glorious sound into the world, again and again and again, day after day — how was it possible not to root for him, not to hope a mate would arrive, in this region where house wrens don't nest, to accept him and his offering of sticks?
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Gauthier says that it was only in showing up, day after day, at a textile wholesale business in El Paso, Texas, where she sorted through pallets of used clothing and helped decide their final destination based on quality and style, that she came to earn her sources' trust in the course of her year and a half of anthropological fieldwork.
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Heather would see a husband or a wife or a child sit by the bedside day after day, hour after hour, and then he or she would say to the patient, I'm just running out to the market for ten minutes to get lunch, or I'm just going to take a shower, and that would be the time the patient would go.
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Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco, from the Juvenile Justice Project at the Correctional Association of New York, made the very important point that if a parent put their 16-year-old child alone in a room, day after day for 43 days (which is the average length of stay in solitary confinement for an adolescent on Rikers Island), we would call that child abuse.
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The same routine, day after day after day: instant black coffee and black bread with canteloupe; read the Jewish Week with that enormous magnifying glass; check the house to make sure all the lights are still off; push a walker on tennis balls to shul to have the same Sad Libs conversations with the same macular degenerates, substituting different names into the news about cancers and graduations; thaw a brick of chicken soup while flipping through the same photo albums; eat the soup while advancing through another paragraph of the Jewish Week; nap in front of one of the same five movies; walk across the street to confirm Mr. Kowalski's continued existence; skip dinner; check the house to make sure all the lights are still off; go to bed at seven and have eleven hours of the same nightmares.
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Psychologically, it is exhausting to spend day after day filling my head with details about another rape, another man cornering an employee to masturbate aggressively in her general direction, another beloved Hollywood icon issuing a half-hearted apology about how he didn't know it was inappropriate to shower in front of one's employees/squeeze a co-worker's boobs on national television/grope 14-year-olds, etc.
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In one sequence, Rue, as a little girl, goes from counting the panels in an overhead light in her home to sitting in a doctor's office (where it's stated that she might have a host of "possible" mental health conditions) to watching her mother divvy up pills that she will need to take, day after day, to manage the conditions she's been officially diagnosed with.
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But they often dictate the terms and themes of the Republican debate, often by relentlessly driving home — day after day, night after night — the sort of hot-button narratives that have dominated the convention stage: "All lives matter," Hillary Clinton's alleged failings in the murderous attack in Benghazi, the need for a big wall on the border with Mexico or the tactics of the activist Saul Alinsky.
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Yes, his fame also boosted him on social media, but there you can partially blame algorithms and the unwisdom of crowds; with television news there were actual human beings, charged with exercising news judgment and inclined to posture as civic-minded actors when it suits them, making the decision to hand day after day of free coverage to Donald Trump's rallies, outrages, feuds and personal attacks.
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I had I don&apost know how many cases that I prosecuted where day after day the family of the defendant would sit in the front row behind the defendant and the signal to the jury in every one of those cases was, if you convict this person, if you apply the law in this situation, you are going to rip this family apart, you&aposre going to separate the family.
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But it's easy to forget where you belong in the star fields when you are confronted, day after day, with the fear that you may not pass as a cisgender woman when you enter this restroom or walk down this city block or put on this cut of bathing suit, and you begin to wonder, as you've wondered so often before, if your position in that constellation is precarious.
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Neuberger Museum of Art SPACE | 27 in Manhattan on April 333 Deborah Kass, "Day After Day" (42) (detail), digital print, 242 210/2 x 458″ inches (© Deborah Kass, courtesy the artist and Paul Kasmin Gallery) Bringing together contemporary artists, curators, and critics, the Daniel P. Paduano & Janet W. Prindle Lecture Series provides a forum for vital conversations inspired by the Neuberger Museum of Art's artists, exhibitions, and permanent collection.
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The explosion was one of the worst environmental disasters in the nation's history, killing 11 workers, spilling millions of gallons of crude into the Gulf and badly damaging the reputation of BP. As technicians tried one thing after another to choke the well, millions of television viewers were captivated by videos taken by underwater cameras showing crude spewing from pipes into the water, day after day for nearly three months.
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Republicans still have the challenge of maintaining seats in districts that Hillary Clinton won in 2016, while the lightning rod that is President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is on the airwaves day after day.
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On the drive to Revdal, Haug told me that he wanted me to experience the ''Hotel Savoy'' alone — to leave me there for several minutes in silence so that I could imagine what it must have been like to stay in there, day after day, expecting Marius and his friends to come, but them never coming, to be experiencing incredible pain from gangrene, to start to think that this would be the place where he would die.
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Over the course of nearly two weeks, I've witnessed members of the community come to one another's aid, as shellshocked students, faculty and staff clean up campuses; as weary doctors, nurses and other health professionals rush to hospitals and shelters to provide assistance; as tireless first responders, police officers and municipal leaders take to the streets day after day to ensure the safety of the Puerto Rican people, who are in a uniquely frightening and vulnerable situation.
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It should not trouble me to know the sharp-eyed crow will feed its babies with hatchlings it steals from the cardinals, but I have watched day after day as the careful redbird constructed a sturdy nest in the laurel, and I have calculated how many days and nights she has sat upon those eggs, how many trips she has made to the nest to feed the babies, how many times she has sheltered them through a downpour.
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If you're doing the same poses over and over again, day after day, year after year, you're going to get pretty intimate with how your body expresses itself in those forms, and along the way cultivate what researchers call proprioception, or the awareness of where your body is in space, and interoception, or the sensations not just of the air on your skin, but your bones, tendons, and body tissues as you mindfully contort your body, as well as your emotional state.
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James Madison did not milk a cow and plow his field day after day, taking short breaks from farming to draft and promote the Constitution – he spent his time serving in legislative bodies at both the state and the federal levels, built relationships with other politicians from other parts of the country and other political persuasions, and then used that knowledge and experience to hand us a government that still is the embodiment of freedom and liberty, over 85033 years later.
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In 1864, an anonymous pastor pronounced it the greatest threat in the world to young women: I have seen a young lady with her table loaded with volumes loaded of fictitious trash, poring day after day and night after night over highly wrought scenes and skillfully portrayed pictures of romance, until her cheeks grew pale, her eyes became wild and reckless, and her mind wandered and was lost — the light of intelligence passed behind a cloud, and her soul was forever benighted.
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I mean, the fact that that wasn&apost something that was talked about, that wasn&apost brought up, that was totally ignored, the fact that ISIS is on the run and being defeated day after day and we are in a much better position than ever before when it comes to that battle, the fact that the president has completely remade the judiciary, the fact that we are becoming an energy independent and an energy dominant country under this resident&aposs leadership, they ignore all the successes of this president and it&aposs to their detriment.
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