You could go through them day by day by day by day.
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"Like getting better day by day by day," explains Ranieri.
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Then focus on the recovery process day by day by day.
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I mean you look at the numbers, they're coming down day by day by day.
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"From the time that Paul Ryan announced that he would be retiring at the end of this Congress, his juice has been diminished day by day by day," King said.
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" Ibrahim adds, "It's day by day in the ICU.
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"I pretty much just go day by day," she explains.
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Day by day, human beings grow more and more inadequate.
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I'm going to try to take it day by day.
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But he was determined to take things day by day.
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"The situation is improving day by day," says Mr Forte.
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" The insider added, "They are taking it day by day.
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Day by day A man suffers cardiac arrest at work.
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We grew from there and took it day by day.
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Day by day it's getting better than the day before.
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"You've got to take it day by day," she says.
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Because he's fading, day by day and night by night.
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I'm just trying to do my job day by day.
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I take it day by day and keep it gangsta.
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The rest is history, unfolding before us day by day.
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Well, except that day by day it's a different thing.
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Take it one step at a time, day by day.
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Here, day by day, I am learning its true meaning.
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Take baby steps day by day until you get there.
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People actually said yes, and day by day, word spread.
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The list of Trump accomplishments are growing day by day.
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"They're taking it day by day right now," the source said.
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The Ganges is getting dirty day by day but nobody cares.
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Recovery from an eating disorder is a day by day process.
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THAT HAS COMPLETELY CHANGED AND WE'RE CATCHING UP DAY BY DAY.
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That will depend on each vote in Congress, day by day.
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The glaring privacy breaches seem to mount up day by day.
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"They're taking it day by day right now," said the source.
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Day-by-day ... You need to be able to step back.
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"I just take it day by day," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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This understanding is unfolding day by day as the research continues.
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Day by day, our peoples' hate increases as everyone recognizes them.
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And the tweets of Diana Day by Day are truly surreal.
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But day by day, I was owning who I was more.
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When "America Day by Day" was published, American women were incensed.
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"The rupee is falling day by day," said Vatsal Thakkar, 18.
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So the availability of data is increasing literally day by day.
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Here's how the symptoms progress day by day among typical patients.
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"That's when I chose to live day by day," he said.
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The cracks in this facade are breaking down day by day.
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The trouble is, we don't let ourselves die day by day.
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"If you want to issue a real apology, then the apology has to start with the intent of the plan as it was put together, and the willful ignorance, day by day by day," Warren said.
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"Day by day we could see the water level dropping," he said.
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She amasses skills, day by day, and these skills improve over time.
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Right now I am just trying to take things day by day.
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As long as you're positive … [I] gotta take it day by day.
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As long as you're positive… [I] gotta take it day by day.
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Like all fertility stories, I had to take it day by day.
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I'm taking things day by day and we will see what happens.
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I'm just doing the best I can, taking it day by day.
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I'm just going to take it day by day and keep improving.
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But mostly, I just take everything on a day-by-day basis.
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"That's what I will do, take it day by day," she wrote.
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It's necessary for the culture because we're losing it day by day.
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Richards previously told PEOPLE she's still taking her recovery day by day.
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I'm going to learn from it and take it day-by-day.
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Americans vote with their pocketbooks, which day by day are getting fatter.
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"The security situation is deteriorating in Oruzgan day by day," he said.
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And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute.
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The app's most important element is the day-by-day coaching system.
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BUT: CNN reports the Kentucky Republican is taking this day-by-day.
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But, as with any recovery process, I took it day by day.
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There are no other times I feel like tweeting day by day.
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"[We are] taking it day by day," one of the sources said.
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But day by day, what's giving is the will to stop him.
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It happens day by day, year by year, until next thing — oops!
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But the backlash was immediate, and it grew uglier day by day.
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"The security situation here is deteriorating day by day," Mr. Qani said.
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Enjoy it day by day, live your life and don't stress yourself.
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This generation is changing the world day by day, in every aspect.
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"Take it day by day," Belichick told NBC Sports Boston on Tuesday.
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"All I can do is take it day by day," he wrote.
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I will just try to work and take it day by day.
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Therefore, I'm getting better at starting my project early day by day.
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We're still going day-by-day and checking things off a list.
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"We're just taking it day by day," the Long Island Medium star said.
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Eight ministries have no head and the economic crisis worsens day by day.
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"Scott was a great example of taking things day by day," Gilmore said.
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We recognize we are a group forming day by day, hour by hour.
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"It seemed like my life was just crumbling day by day," she said.
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Life here, she said, "is like our business — going up day by day."
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Out in Grand Isle, fishermen suffer land loss that's visible day by day.
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But that's what everybody is doing — committing to the process day by day.
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Instead, Counsell planned to mix and match on a day-by-day basis.
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The Iranian regime's involvement in the Syrian conflict is increasing day by day.
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Day by day, the formerly unthinkable becomes merely unusual, then debatable, then routine.
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The Democratic contest will continue, though the drama is fading day by day.
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"I'm kind of just living day by day for now," Ms. Graswald said.
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"I'm remaining cautiously optimistic and just taking it day by day," Barzvi said.
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Still, children's tastes are in evolution, forming day by day, open to novelty.
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Day by day Trump is turning us into a nation of different planets.
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"I take it day by day, honestly," his wife, Marcela Martinez, 38, said.
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Day by day, the people decide whether or not to vote their leader legitimate.
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We're just going to take it session by session and then day by day.
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Inside North Korea: Day by day Milestones This latest trip was full of milestones.
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"I just take it day by day, trying to ride the waves," he says.
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China's still clamping down on #coronavirus coverage as cases surge day by day. pic.twitter.
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Abstract Peaces captures the struggles people with mental illness face day by day, silently.
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Finding the motivation to pull through the week, day by day, can be hard.
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With most of the guys, we keep their style the same day by day.
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Romatelli: But it's also just one of those "take it day-by-day" things.
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"We're getting better day by day," Giants star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. said.
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And they don't tally their own influence day by day or bill by bill.
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I mean, we're just going to take day by day and see what happens.
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"We're taking it day by day here, but the practice was good," he said.
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"We're going to take this day by day and figure it out," says Colton.
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"We are dying day by day inside here," one detainee said, according to Teesdale.
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Day by day, the three of us worked to peel away our protective shields.
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He's taking it day by day after the loss of my dear beloved brother.
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"He's slugging it out day by day," said the official, referring to the President.
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Testing and testing capabilities are expanding rapidly, day by day, we're moving very quickly.
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"Our lives are getting better day by day," said Chen Liang, the local official.
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"We can grow mainly green stuff, and it fluctuates day by day," he said.
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A journal for tracking how you feel day-by-day is available, as well.
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FED'S BULLARD: SITUATION AROUND CORONAVIRUS CONTINUES TO BE "VOLATILE," FED MONITORING DAY BY DAY
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The following is a day-by-day diary of my interactions with the doctor.
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He will continue to do so on a "day by day basis" going forward.
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Day by day, the number of local people who contracted the virus was rising.
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" Our reviewer, Garth Risk Hallberg, wrote that "day by day, radiantly, the mission succeeds.
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The situation is changing day by day, and varies greatly from island to island.
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The situation varies greatly from island to island, and is changing day by day.
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Not necessarily the sell-off today, because you don't look at day by day.
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Still, the pair forged ahead and day by day, Netflix morphed into something bigger.
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Here, a day-by-day recap, along with our favorite images from the runways.
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"Taking it day by day," he told the magazine when asked how he was coping.
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Rivero: That's a day by day question because I feel like things change so much.
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And Here's the day-by-day breakdown of what actually happened in immigration last week.
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They live day by day, and this offers a lot of help for the families.
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We could not be more thankful as we watch their lives unfold day by day.
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The following is a day-by-day account of my week living as Joe Rogan.
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I think that's our plan at least—right now, we take it day by day.
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Since Puerto Rico's financial crisis, the infrastructure has been crumbling, becoming worse day-by-day.
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Day by day, we are ourselves free to react to that scare and live free.
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Day by day Iran is expanding its involvement in the conflict raging onward in Syria.
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"I just have to take it day by day," Darvish told reporters through his interpreter.
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We take it day by day, and I'm not up for the tantrum this morning.
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The United Nations in Mali is day by day marching deeper into its first quagmire.
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"The threat of our enemies is growing day by day," he said, according to Reuters.
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Her great inspiration was to list the names just as they died, day by day.
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It's happening day by day, with airlines cutting capacity, and it's almost certain to continue.
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Day by day, Facebook is extending its reach further and further into the American marketplace.
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"We have to assess the situation day by day," Chief Executive Dominik von Achten said.
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Do you know what it is to watch a baby grow up, day by day?
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"We are taking this day by day, hoping God will guide us," Ms. López said.
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I filmed the events day by day, and the film was edited in six months.
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We're waiting day by day, hour by hour to find out what we can do.
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"I just go day by day, as I did all my tennis career," he said.
|
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The president, backed by his party, is talking nonsense, destroying American credibility day by day.
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It is not something that you have to sit there day by day and do.
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Day by day, he says, it's becoming more difficult to access online content from Xinjiang.
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Day by day, hour by hour, my Instagram feed became more manic, nasty and petulant.
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But they are not engaged, not living together and just taking things day by day.
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It's just a community of black folks trying to figure it all out, day by day.
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At the end of each week, add your day-by-day totals into a weekly tally.
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To help you sift through the sale, we broke down the deals day by day, ahead.
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He's since been sleeping on people's couches when he can and taking things day-by-day.
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Old Israeli soldiers still tell their stories of the war day by day, hill by hill.
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That offers an opportunity to make apples-to-apples, day-by-day comparisons to previous years.
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He wants to take this day by day and figure out where they heck they're headed.
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We were all literally day by day wondering if he was going to survive what happened.
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"I just feel like you have to go day by day, really, with motherhood," she explains.
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What really matters is what you do in your job day by day, hour by hour.
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Keshia Knight Pulliam is taking it day by day amid her divorce from husband Ed Hartwell.
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Here's a day-by-day breakdown of "The Mooch's" week and a half in the spotlight.
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Dusk fell earlier day by day and then took a leap into darkness in early November.
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From that perspective, it's about binding, not sorting, about single lives threaded together day by day.
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I picked up the pieces, hour by hour, and day by day, and week by week.
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It gives us power, it gives us direction, it gets us through the day by day.
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Day by day, you watch this charlatan and his strange, enabling family and his sycophantic courtiers.
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" Disney president of production Sean Bailey told the publication he's "looking at it day by day.
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For the latter part of this campaign, Manning's health has been a day-by-day challenge.
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The girl was late in returning a book and the fee was multiplying day by day.
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A city that was once a safe sanctuary struggling, day by day, with less and less.
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"We are waiting day by day now; we hope it will happen this week," he said.
|
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"We've seen the potential of this project grow day by day," Mr. Procacci said in a statement.
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Know that day by day, movement by movement, you will regain your strength and feel amazing. #wegotthis2018.
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Latos said he would take the injury day by day and rely on the team's medical staff.
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I saw him beginning of December, and he says it's a day-by-day pain management situation.
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I have been saying it is what it is and you deal with it day by day.
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Put one foot in front of the other and keep going, day by day, moment by moment.
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This is the time but, day by day, they are blowing the one great opportunity they have.
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When they saw my hair fall out, they were confused, but we took it day-by-day.
|
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Visions of the so-called Singularity—the merging of man and machine—are solidifying day by day.
|
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I was just taking things day by day and was out there to go on an adventure.
|
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Day by day, it gets harder and I get more impatient — and not to mention more uncomfortable.
|
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It said Friday it "would evaluate day by day" whether it may begin to use temporary workers.
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Put one foot in front of the other and keep going day by day, moment by moment.
|
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Jang and Maqubela are learning from each other day by day, at home and in the office.
|
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He set his own schedule, day by day and long into the night, and season by season.
|
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The story proceeds, day by day, from right before the hijacking to the aftermath of the rescue.
|
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This year the October surprise came in September and seems to be gaining traction day by day.
|
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Perhaps most remarkably, her fears continue to fall away, day by day, the longer she is here.
|
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But day by day, we are seeing breakthrough technologies render that old way of regulating markets obsolete.
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"We take things day by day, and I think we do get better every day," he said.
|
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This is the time, but, day by day, they are blowing the one great opportunity they have.
|
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Taiwan's defence minister warned at the time that "the threat of our enemies is growing day by day".
|
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The Amazon Echo has become a hit because day by day, week by week, it's kept getting better.
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At 27, she lost central vision in her left eye and felt her life crumbling day by day.
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He now has 100 volunteers helping him update the spreadsheet, which grows day by day with new events.
|
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Selma Blair isn't going to pretend having multiple sclerosis is easy — but she's taking it day by day.
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GOP Chairman Reince Priebus is still coming along nicely and showing more support for Trump day by day.
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"I'm just taking it day-by-day and trying to play quality hockey here for a consistent stretch."
|
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Day by day, we're getting more and more of the specifics about the upcoming reboot of The Hills.
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After popping the zit, the infection slowly expanded and grew more painful day-by-day for seven months.
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But I don't think so, because I was living my life day by day in my own way.
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Better to keep building, day by day, viral video after viral video, one explosive protest at a time.
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"I think day-by-day, (it) might get a little overwhelming looking at the bigger picture," Ladd said.
|
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The United States has a National Socialist tumor in its body and it is growing day by day.
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Now we have an entire army corps here, and still the situation is getting worse day by day.
|
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If that additional spending is to have any value, then that value is being lost day by day.
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"You have to take it day by day so that you won't become frustrated with it," Peterson said.
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" But when it comes to planning a potential presidential campaign, Swalwell said, he's taking things "day by day.
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Even if this seems difficult at first, you can slowly build your ability to focus day by day.
|
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Grief is still a day by day journey for us and the holidays seem to magnify it all.
|
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A few years ago, a friend brought the extraordinary Twitter account "Diana Day by Day" to my attention.
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"I take it day by day," he said, noting that his experiences during and after war aren't exceptional.
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Once, he had to take an entire year off, which taught him to take life day by day.
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The fire is part of those who, day by day, gamble their lives on the horror of solitude.
|
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The cases of COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus, were drastically going up day by day.
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The state of Pennsylvania is unusual in producing timely, publicly available, day-by-day statistics on unemployment claims.
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Sunday's new moon encourages you to work out a game plan that can be approached day-by-day.
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"Right now, I'm just taking it day by day and learning on adapting to N.H.L. speed," he said.
|
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For someone to work with these traumatizing images day by day, you have to be spiritual and steadfast.
|
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It's been incredible to watch the day-by-day, following people on Twitter who were at the trial.
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It was a tragedy, but it was like we were seeing history in front of us, day by day.
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" For the time being, Teresa says she's "taking it day by day" and doing "whatever we have to do.
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It hasn't always been easy and it may never be but I try to take things day by day.
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I love you so much and can't wait to see her get older day by day with you Chy!
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Accustomed to steamrollering laws through, Mr Rajoy acknowledged that he will now have "to earn governability…day by day".
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It grows back from a shave or a wax at a steady pace, making itself known day by day.
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"Day by day we are losing our business," says Ashad Wali Safi, who runs an electronics store in Kabul.
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"It's such a tough call for her to make right now, and she's just taking it day by day."
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"They're taking it day by day right now," a source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on stands now.
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"It is very difficult to go on, day by day," said Giorgos Kariris, whose wife died in the fire.
|
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Day by day viewers can tune in to watch her do what cats do best, nap in the sun.
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And although they're happy to be making a difference in their town, they're still taking everything day by day.
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Day by day, his audio diary for his website stayed chirpy; but the selfies showed a face increasingly exhausted.
|
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Nationwide, the number of open and/or competitive seats in 2018 appears to be inching up day by day.
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A NUMBER OF ELEMENTS OF TAX REFORM, OBVIOUSLY IT'S CHANGING KIND OF WEEK BY WEEK OR DAY BY DAY.
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He's entered into some tournaments coming up, so we literally have to take it day by day and see.
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Day by day we are strengthening our amazing NHS with 7500 former clinicians now coming back to the service.
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"Residents of the province are worried about the security situation, which is getting worse day by day," he said.
|
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The case for obstruction of justice — and the complicity of these House Republicans — grows day by day as well.
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"While it's not always been an easy fight, I'm willing to continue my fight day by day," he wrote.
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Day by day, tech creates a world in which fewer people are needed to do jobs, Mr. Islam said.
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" Not to be outdone, Simone de Beauvoir, in "America Day by Day" (1948), declared Houston as "gloomy as Buffalo.
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Or care, even about important real and true events that are coming back to haunt us day by day.
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"She's probably going to have to take this day by day," Ms. Stephens told reporters outside the Williamses' home.
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I'd like to take big steps but I have to focus on small steps and improving day by day.
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"I am taking things day by day, and we will see what happens," Vonn wrote on her Instagram account.
|
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Despite the painful struggles, the six-time Grammy winner previously assured worried fans that she's getting better day by day.
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It'll sync your info with each pay period and give you a way to monitor your data day by day.
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"Day by day we beat historical records of daily gas sales," PGNiG deputy head Maciej Wozniak said in a statement.
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They leave their gigantic "opiate" of a wedding for a dinner and decide to take their love day by day.
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For the indefinite future, De Lesseps is choosing to refrain from drinking alcohol — but she's taking things day by day.
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Jared Hutcherson, who plays guitar in Day by Day, also sees Broward's lack of a rich timeline as a bonus.
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Nikki tells us they've seen each other a few times, and are trying to work things out ... day by day.
|
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All these are open questions and Google is changing the answers day by day as it furiously iterates the Assistant.
|
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" In August, Booth opened up to PEOPLE about the relationship, revealing they always aimed to take things "day by day.
|
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But when you look at viewing behavior on a day-by-day basis, Hulu is far ahead of the pack.
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The system has destroyed his family and his life, he explained—but he is trying his hardest day by day.
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Randall is worried, naturally, but the case worker, Linda (Debra Jo Rupp) tells him to take it day by day.
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The source added that Adams and Hyland are "taking it day by day" when it comes to planning the nuptials.
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" Szel, who is trying to unite Hungary's chronically splintered opposition against Fidesz, said Orban "is poisoning Hungary day by day.
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"I just want to take it day by day," said Pinot, who has stage wins on all three grands tours.
|
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Now, the source says Adams and Hyland are "taking it day by day" when it comes to planning the nuptials.
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He threw them on the pile across the street from his home and watched the heap grow day by day.
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How I respond to stress varies day by day, and quite literally depends on how I feel in my skin.
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The paths and fates of the Kurdistan Region and what remains of Iraq continue to diverge irreversibly day by day.
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Some are making day-by-day decisions on child care, taking turns with other parents on watching each other's kids.
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No one thinks about benefits day by day ... The negatives, and there are negatives, are very apparent and very painful.
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Initially, Mr. Coetzee was reluctant, she said, but "day by day he warmed up" and actually ended up enjoying himself.
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On that issue, Trump merely stated "testing and testing capabilities are expanding rapidly, day by day," providing few new details.
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The final product can be a written day-by-day itinerary, including location, activities and highlights, plus a travel map.
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After the diagnosis, she never truly absorbed the news as much as allowed it to hit her day by day.
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She said life in the village was getting harder day by day, but she still preferred it to the city.
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I love really hard, and for me, it was one of those things where I took it day by day.
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And the post-ISIS Middle East is getting more complicated, fraying old alliances -- and forging new ones -- day by day.
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And they are enriching themselves more and more by the minute by monetizing and exploiting the presidency, day by day.
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An airlines staff member replied that the crash was under investigation and that more details were emerging day by day.
|
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Day by day needless profiling haunts the lives of untold numbers of individuals, families and communities across the United States.
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We'll have to take his position on this issue just as the US's allies in Europe do: day by day.
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"For me, we will take it day by day, it will be a case of seeing how I go," she said.
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Therapy doesn't make the hurt go away – it just helps you learn how to deal with the hurt, day by day.
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Day-by-Day Introduction to Macbeth Unit Big Idea: Trust shapes how we view people and events, and drives our actions.
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But if this experience has taught me anything, it is that you really have to take each relationship day by day.
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"The hatred of this new Kurdish dictatorship grows bigger day by day," says a human-rights activist from Deir ez-Zor.
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Our faith in God, and our Savior Jesus, is strong and we are gaining more reason for optimism day by day.
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It just moves crisis to crisis, second by second, minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day, 24/1003, 365.
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These "embeds" are the people who day by day watch and listen to the politicians and the people they speak to.
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"The situation in Tripoli is getting worse day by day," said Khaled Delawi, a passport office employee shopping in the capital.
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The Spaniard says his wrist is improving day by day but concedes that he needs to cut loose on his forehand.
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Amid all this confusing stimulus she tries to simply keep going, one foot in front of the other, day by day.
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For me, it's been good because I am just taking it day by day, and I am enjoying what I have.
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Day by day, however, the ongoing Brexit fiasco both makes the case for and raises the odds of Scotland's independence bid.
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Did you set out with a plan for the label, or was it more something you just took day by day?
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Day by day, the anti-Trump forces are marshaling, vowing to drag the primary process out until the convention in July.
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I plan to do [Diana Day by Day] this year and next to cover the 20th anniversary, but not after that.
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But day by day as I was face to face with strangers, challenging their deeply held beliefs on race, it helped.
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"People weren't just watching, but also sending us good questions and following day-by-day like a soap opera," he reflects.
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He watched as, day by day, the TV monitor was moved further away from fairgoers and eventually switched off for good.
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The situation is changing day by day, hour by hour, this is the biggest difficulty for any kind of broad solution.
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The graph below compares day-by-day views for the series: Netflix did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Yet, I am hopeful because, day by day, according to Nicholas Kristof, the world is getting to be a better place.
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"The Iranian telecom market's reliance on Huawei's products is growing day by day," a 2009 article on the embassy's website said.
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"Hill access and markets with lots of adjusting day by day on the fly," he said, describing the concerns of clients.
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"They're living day by day essentially," said Daniel Lansberg-Rodriguez, an adjunct lecturer of finance at the Kellogg School of Management.
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Day by day, the authorities say, he has recounted details of long-ago murders: faces, places, the layouts of small towns.
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Episodes of vomiting and diarrhea declined day by day at the same rate in both groups until almost all had recovered.
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And we really have to wait for more information, almost on a day-by-day basis, before we can take action.
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"On trade, it seems like it's a day-by-day story," said Mike Baele, managing director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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"The situation is becoming harder day by day, we do not have enough to eat, we have no security," she said.
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Luna's planner lets you create a day-by-day itinerary that anyone on the trip can easily share, access and edit.
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"Day by day, my world is filled with real music, real people, real interactions," implying that the rumors were simply fake.
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I put my sneakers on knowing that when I'm in them, day by day, I can take another step toward my dream.
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" Back in November, Teresa told PEOPLE that she was taking Joe's deportation "day by day" and doing "whatever we have to do.
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I learned the simple power of not quitting something hard, of just sticking it with it and seeing improvement day by day.
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"It might not sound like a lot if you think of it day-by-day," study co-author Rebecca Collins told CNBC.
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Republicans will not stand up to Donald Trump to uncover the truth that's now coming out, day by day, hour by hour.
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But if customers missed the self-imposed discount deadline, their discounts would be removed day-by-day, which regulators considered a fee.
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"I think everybody's just doing the best they can and kind of taking it day by day," Jack told PEOPLE in May.
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Working so close to Trump Tower, we have to take things here day-by-day because every day is a new rumor.
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" Back in November, Teresa told PEOPLE that she was taking Joe's deportation "day by day" and doing "whatever we have to do.
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Instead of enrolling customers in a weekly menu of meals, these companies offer in-store kits on a day-by-day basis.
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Here's our day-by-day recap of all the madness and metal that went down at this debut edition of Netherlands Deathfest.
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"We take it day by day," Bersten told PEOPLE after Monday's premiere episode of the the ABC reality dance competition's 25th season.
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Real even if futile vis-à-vis the absolute arbitrariness of what happens to be happening moment by moment, day by day.
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It wasn't so much that ignorance engendered hope, it was that it allowed us to live in the moment, day by day.
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"He is conscious and surrounded by family and friends, nothing is imminent and we are taking it day by day," Geffen said.
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"I need to go day by day," Nadal told reporters after arriving at London's Thames-side O2 Arena by boat on Friday.
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He's thrilled to become a dad, but right now he and Natalie are taking it day by day and enjoying the ride.
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I live day by day, and what is happening that day, the next day, is important to me — so I don't care.
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"The whole country was horrified by that case day by day," said Clíona Saidléar, the director of the Rape Crisis Network Ireland.
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This situation is changing day by day, so it's important to keep an eye out for any announcements from your local government.
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"We're taking it day by day," she says, but notes that despite recent hurdles and fewer donations than ever, she isn't quitting.
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Graphic: See the day-by-day size of the coronavirus outbreak Coronavirus map: The COVID-19 virus is spreading across the world.
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What would it be like to experience our journey from ape to human minute by minute, day by day, year by year?
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"Speaking with investors is part of my day-by-day at Brex, whether or not we are fundraising," Morais told Business Insider.
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Trump's numbers appear to be from a Treasury Department website that lists total outstanding public debt on a day-by-day basis.
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This WhatsApp messaging will actually dispel all rumors and all hoaxes very quickly, giving the people confidence in living day by day.
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"If those are my only three objectives on a day-by-day basis... it makes it exponentially easier to do my job."
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We've run ads and been able to move Pete around the country to rally new supporters day by day, week by week.
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"You start day by day, that's what I was doing," said Muguruza, who reunited with former coach Conchita Martinez in the offseason.
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And yet, perhaps even more insistently, on a day-by-day, week-by-week basis, photography implicitly serves the powers that be.
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Day by day, with our tiny hammers, we forge these lumps into links, the links into lines, and the lines into loops.
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"The situation here is worsening day by day," says Samuel Lopetet Apolosiri, a community activist who works across tribal lines in northern Laikipia.
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"Despite all the conspiracies ... of the enemies, the power of the Islamic system will increase day by day," IRNA quoted Khamenei as saying.
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" He continued, "For me, it's been good because I am just taking it day-by-day and I am enjoying what I have.
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And because she never intended to have a career as an artist, the work isn't done on a regular, day-by-day basis.
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I try to live day by day… Some people look at divorce or things not working as like a disappointment and it's not.
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The company said sales have grown exponentially day by day and now, thanks to social media and word of mouth, hour by hour.
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She says there will be much work until she's able to feel normal once again, but she's learning to adapt day by day.
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"I just take it day by day, because it's so much stuff, and I try not to worry about too much," she says.
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I think people that have gone through things a lot of the times will tell you, just [take it] day by day, right?
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On E.T. for example, Spielberg made a point of shooting the movie chronologically, so the kids were living the story day by day.
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Day by day, public health luminaries fighting the pandemic, people like Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx, were trying to educate America.
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In the meantime, Greenblatt and his staff take it day by day, managing incidents as though they are an inevitable force of nature.
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"We're literally taking this day-by-day because this has never happened before," Van Pelt told USA Today in an interview published Thursday.
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Most Venezuelans currently survive day by day: collecting water, saving food, and trying to stave off illness due to the lack of medicine.
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Scientists in various countries are presumably gathering large amounts of data day by day and the world deserves to see more of it.
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The big picture matters to Meehan, who has a four-year day-by-day calendar spread across one wall of his Stanford office.
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"The only plan is made in my head, drawn day by day," Mr. Gallego said, with a grin that revealed several missing teeth.
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"How do you go on day by day when your heart just keeps breaking over and over?" her family wrote in her obituary.
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"I've just tried to take things day by day and really try to not worry about the other stuff," Bowen recently told SydneyKings.
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And if you want to issue a real apology, then the apology has to start with the intent of the plan as it was put together and the willful ignorance day by day by day of admitting what was happening even as people protested in your streets, shutting out the sounds of people telling you how your own policy was breaking their lives.
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We are not even thinking about [whether we'd move to Italy] right now," she told ET. "We're going to take it day by day.
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"I don't know why but people...have been expecting that if they voted out, day by day we're just going to disappear," she said.
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Whether it's the clothes we string together day-by-day or those we carefully construct, every layer tells a story all on their own.
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"Day by day, losses and loans are rising at Jet, the more the process is delayed the more the situation becomes irreparable," he said.
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By feeding reporters new material to cover on a day-by-day, hour-by-hour basis, Trump guarantees that he'll stay in the limelight.
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"He hasn't moved out of the house," an insider told PEOPLE, adding that Wilkinson and Baskett have simply been taking things day-by-day.
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The press kit lists the day-by-day, meal-by-meal menu for each crewman and explains how some of the meals were prepared.
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"Our urban population is getting higher and higher day-by-day," said Betul Ergun Konukcu, resilience and sustainability team leader at Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.
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You have to take it day-by-day with someone like [Coop] because we never know what can happen in a day with her.
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It has also been my distinct pleasure to work side-by-side, day-by-day with the staff of the communications and press departments.
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"Gary Johnson's campaign is the only one gaining steam the other two are dying day-by-day," said Johnson's Colorado campaign spokesman, Steve Kerbel.
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It's like it's a knee jerk, not to the fundamentals of the market, but things that may happen on a day-by-day basis.
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This source said nothing has changed the Sessions relationship with Trump -- it is still day-by-day, and they speak when they have to.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that the new mom hasn't broken up with Thompson, and is dealing with things "day by day" for now.
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"I'll talk to them on the phone every day, just kind of a day-by-day thing, and see how it goes," Vollmer said.
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I can feel it day by day that I'm feeling the ball more, and just shooting a lot — shooting so much that it's annoying.
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Day by day there has been a greater awareness of the need to keep your distance from people, the importance of not shaking hands.
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I never doubted that Jeff loved me, but he was more comfortable living day by day than making plans for a future with me.
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Day by day, month by month, we face uncertainty but are no longer marooned; we are in possession of a strange and hopeful beauty.
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But Mr. Sirisena and Mr. Rajapaksa are refusing to accede to the Parliament, and day by day the country is degenerating into political anarchy.
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Seeing this changing day by day, I can't help but think: What about all the times the same organizations said no to these accommodations?
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Here's how symptoms progress among typical patients day by day, according to the Chinese CDC:Day 1 (after the incubation period): Patients run a fever.
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"We are still staying positive and taking things day by day," the family said, thanking the support and good wishes from Australia and beyond.
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Each day since her nomination in April has felt like a "confluence of high-intensity events" that she approaches day by day, she said.
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And his rivals are dividing the votes that might derail him, while what remains of the party establishment day by day proves itself irrelevant.
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It has also been my distinct pleasure to work side by side, day by day, with the staff of the communications and press depts.
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"Europe is a promise, is future, is something we all have to build, brick by brick and day by day," von der Leyen said.
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But day by day, Kai would make more and more progress — moving the goal post a little further as he began to lose weight.
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America is the place that skilled engineers and technology entrepreneurs want to immigrate to, but where they are becoming less welcomed day by day.
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Rather, I am just going to keep on living and take things day by day, instead of filling my head up with 'what ifs.
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A recent case report on a US patient in Washington state, for example, included a day-by-day description of his symptoms and temperature.
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But it started getting worse day by day, he would raise his voice at me if I didn't call him by those two names.
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"We're taking Davos, from the president's perspective and the Cabinet's perspective, on a day-by-day basis," Mulvaney told reporters during an impromptu briefing.
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I will adapt day by day, one day at a time, to whatever's necessary, whatever's required, and whatever I need to be there for.
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His 1973 book "The Dolphin" was inspired by her, and his final book, "Day by Day" (1977), was about the end of their relationship.
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"I just go day by day," Mr. Pope said over breakfast near the Imperial Theater, where "Ain't Too Proud" begins preview performances this week.
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We examine how Virginia's history of race and politics is now under intense scrutiny and give a day-by-day breakdown of the scandals.
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One way or the other, we will have to embrace Trump's provocation and do the difficult work of truth and reconciliation, day by day.
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I'm just taking it day-by-day and how I feel, but the good thing is every day we're making progress and getting better.
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Despite those bumps in the road, Perri, 32, said she learned the true meaning of persistence and the power of taking things day by day.
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Famous Men Who Never Lived tells a powerful story of accepting one's fate by putting one foot in front of the other, day by day.
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It is the director who shot by shot, scene by scene, day by day works with every member of the crew to further the story.
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During a recent appearance on Chelsea Handler's talk show Chelsea, Williams, 27, revealed that she took it day by day following her father's 2014 suicide.
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I'm afraid it's one of those situations which almost changes day by day which is not satisfactory for something which is as complicated as that.
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But according to a source, the couple are still under one roof and together: "They're taking it day by day right now," says the source.
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"I was trapped in a battle that took place 24/7, and it was one that day by day began to defeat me," she said.
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A day-by-day look at Hurricane Irma's path ahead -- Conditions on the northern coast of Cuba deteriorated rapidly, CNN's Patrick Oppmann reported from Caibarien.
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Scandal and dysfunction dribble out from Washington day by day, numbing us so that we may forget just how unprecedented and outrageous the trends are.
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"I think I'm getting more comfortable every game, day by day," Antetokounmpo, who has taken over point-guard duties on the starting unit, told reporters.
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Trump seems to be daring North Korea to preemptively pull the trigger, and the chances of it obliging appear to be increasing day by day.
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For me it was really fun to fly by the seat of your pants and just make it up day by day, hour by hour.
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But every now and then, amid all the herculean piles of shit that continue to build, day by day, something good bubbles to the surface.
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Upright Go is an innovative and discreet device that sticks to the top of their back and helps them improve their posture, day by day.
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But the last 10 months, lived under the mantra of day by day, on the other side of the wall, had taught him something, too.
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But day by day, it is getting easier to understand why only three Alpine skiers have ever won three gold medals in one Olympic Games.
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" "You can look at a date but you've got to be very flexible and on a literally day-by-day and week-by-week basis.
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However, we never book any sightseeing tickets in advance or plan a day-by-day itinerary, as waiting until you arrive gives you more options.
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The cruise ship has the largest outbreak of the virus outside of mainland China, with the number of infections continuing to increase day by day.
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But It started getting worse by day by day, he would raise his voice at me if I didn't call him by those two names.
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" Morton, who eventually put her ring back on, went on to clarify that although she felt "conflicted" the pair were taking things "day by day.
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"The situation in Ghazni is getting worse day by day, and the casualties of the security forces are also increasing every day," Mr. Faqiri said.
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This is a very fresh loss, and Fitzgerald is taking steps day by day to improve the quality of life for animals on his property.
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And day-by-day it has become more obvious that several of Trump's cabinet secretaries have their hands in the old-fashioned type of swamp.
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We're just trying to live day by day, to try to be strong, to try to do everything we can to bring their dad back.
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On a day-by-day basis, when Big Tech has been rallying it's come at the apparent expense of financial company shares, and vice versa.
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" Just like Obama and May, D'Antonio says, "a lot of people over the years have tried to mollify him and accommodate him day by day.
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But getting to that stern, drastic style took arduous, day-by-day work, and the results never satisfied him, though they never stopped him either.
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"We've just been playing it day by day," Mr. Roades said, still wearing the clothes he had on when the family left home on Friday.
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And if you want to issue a real apology, then the apology has to start with the intent of the plan as it was put together and the willful ignorance day by day by day of admitting what was happening even as people protested in your own streets, shutting out the sounds of people telling you how your own policy was breaking their lives.
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"He hasn't moved out of the house," an insider told PEOPLE in April, adding that Wilkinson and Baskett have simply been taking things day-by-day.
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Bogosian, who has missed 18 games, told reporters that he does not have a specific timetable for his return and is taking it day by day.
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He is taking things day by day, but it seems he plans on staying at the treatment center for at least a couple of more weeks.
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"You also recognize that our time here is finite and begin just naturally starting to appreciate each day-by-day, and you get happier," he says.
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I do believe in my skills and that it is possible — but I do need to go step by step, day by day, race by race.
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We're taking things day by day, but I wouldn't put it out there for people to see, unless I was super confident in what we have.
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The Publisher Story on Snapchat will record the day-by-day highlights of the month-long tournament through recaps, previews and features produced specifically for Snap.
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So you're correct – it's gross, disgusting, and a horrible reality that is rampantly becoming more "real" in the world day by day – and comment by comment.
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"He still has another double amputation that awaits him for his legs but the medical team and us will take it day by day!" she said.
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We have a lot of travel plans and we're just taking it day-by-day, but I have no idea what we're going to be doing.
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"It's changing day by day," said Thorild Urdal, a nurse in the San Francisco Bay Area with almost 219 years of experience in labor and delivery.
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Building an intersectional justice movement in the United States: How does a grassroots movement led by people of color confront oppression and patriarchy day by day?
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"The focus right now as an organization is really on the day by day — we need to make sure we keep providing the service," he said.
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Working out from home on a day-by-day basis isn't fun, but you can make it better by virtually working out with others over FaceTime.
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When you put this in someone's hands, you're acknowledging the choices that they make as an actor — moment by moment, scene by scene, day by day.
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"I'm just trying to build up my ranking even more and play day by day and just have fun and enjoy on court," the teenager said.
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Day by day within the last week, his evolving public acknowledgement that he pressed a foreign power to investigate a 2020 rival has overpowered Democratic reticence.
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Richard Engel and his wife Mary are taking their son Henry Thomas' Rett syndrome diagnosis day by day — but it's still "hard" to see him struggle.
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She is, day by day, actively leaching out all of the poison that has seeped into my heritage, working her magic one dish at a time.
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Instead of presenting its fall schedule in order, day by day (you can see the full schedule here), NBC mostly pretended the schedule didn't even exist.
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We can't really know where this will all end up, but we're learning to accept that the future is uncertain and to take things day by day.
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From geomorphologists to landscape architects, NPS staff are making careful decisions day by day about what parts of the park can be re-opened, and what cannot.
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The limited timeframe and day-by-day storytelling reminded me a bit of Papers, Please, although tonally Beat Cop has nothing in common with the dystopian title.
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In addition, the startup offers an API for easy integration and real-time reporting with key metrics, allowing customers to follow the moderation process day by day.
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There's that millennial sense of haven't-quite-figured-it-out mixed with an almost beatnik embrace of taking life day by day in pursuit of one's passions.
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"I think everybody's just doing the best they can and kind of taking it day by day," Jack told PEOPLE during the American Icon Awards in May.
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And day by day this year, the DNC — and [DNC chair] Debbie Wasserman Schultz — they've repealed all of these really amazing changes that he put in place.
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Day by day, hour by hour, we have a system that checks at any moment the growth of the trees, the irrigation, the condition of the soil.
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It's a little bit in the back of your mind, but (I'll) take it on a day-by-day basis, kind of like I did last year.
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Day by day, pumpkin by pumpkin, I realised that it was time to participate in a competition to know what people and judges think about my skills.
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Moving them in a positive direction, trying to be happy, and live day by day and just try to do the best I can for my family.
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Still, they say their self-driving cars are becoming safer day by day as the automaker logs tens of thousands of miles in San Francisco and Arizona.
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Day by day Italians are told whether their government's economic policy has been accepted or rejected by Berlin, but about the Germans they know little or nothing.
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As Shaich sees it, the long-term view often serves companies much better than the day-by-day, quarter-by-quarter sentiment that today's market has adopted.
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" In Al-Ahram , the quote appeared in fusha as: "Idealism exists in books, but we're walking the pathway of success, and we will succeed day by day.
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Hoyer, who sets the floor schedule, has said Democrats and Republicans are taking the situation day by day and consulting with medical experts and Capitol safety officials.
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And despite outward appearances for work engagements and otherwise, Knightley insists she's having to take life day by day and schedule pumping for her newborn's feedings strategically.
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Lewisohn's "The Beatles: Day by Day," back in 1990, supplied a nearly hourly account of what happened to the four boys when they were famous and together.
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I'm working toward my career which is fitness and helping people in that sense, and ya know I'm just taking it day by day and being myself.
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Afraid to say anything to the other, lest they make it real by uttering out into the world what was, day by day, increasingly hard to ignore.
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Marked change day by day On day one, the exuberantly confident world leader was ready to take any question, loquacious in the extreme with his generous answers.
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Day by day, the death toll rose, as bodies littered the streets, waiting to be collected, and others continued to wash ashore, decaying among piles of debris.
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What makes the Venetian version unique is that the menu changes not only seasonally (you're in Italy after all), but day by day and hour by hour.
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Because no one explicitly died, our anchor was absence and grief, two aching human sentiments that thrum through every scene and every tortured character coping day by day.
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It's a great way for you to artistically share what you do day by day and and it allows you to keep up with what everyone is doing.
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In these 12 weeks of BBG, I learned the simple power of not quitting something hard, of just sticking it with it and seeing improvement day by day.
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But know this: once the AI paints your portrait, your youthful features will be frozen forever, while your digital rendering ages day by day in your downloads folder.
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"The disappointment factor is increasing day by day, because we've not heard anything from the government," said Rusmik Oza, head of fundamental research at Kotak Securities in Mumbai.
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Click here to view original GIFJerry McNamara's Day By Day is a short documentary that focuses its lens on artist George Rocha of Iris Skateboards in San Francisco.
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Last year, the heartwarming photos from the 2017 KarJenner Christmas card — which the family revealed day by day — were overshadowed by all the sibling fighting surrounding the shoot.
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With the President's anguished tweets and the statements of Trump associates like Christopher Ruddy and Roger Stone, the special counsel's investigative task becomes more difficult day by day.
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Prinsloo is fully aware of the pressure surrounding moms, but is just trying to take it day by day and continually put into practice what works for her.
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They're broken and beaten down, taking life day by day with as little discomfort as possible, trying to get used to these weird powers they've been cursed with.
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Because apparently seeing justice done, no matter how long it takes, isn't as important as giving TV viewers a cheesy day-by-day countdown clock in each episode.
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And here we have an entire industry that's basically getting beaten up day by day because they have no data, they have no direct relationship with the consumer.
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It was in the final weeks, though, as he inched closer and closer to the field, that he saw the true value of the day-by-day approach.
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Day by day, it still falls to women in many households to negotiate their freedoms with the fathers, husbands, brothers and sons who serve as their legal guardians.
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By the end of the episode, Peter and Madison agreed that they would take things day-by-day, but that seems less feasible without Barb's seal of approval.
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Day by day, the paper trail of detailed warnings gets longer, casting more doubts on President Maithripala Sirisena's claims that he did not know the attack was coming.
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NOTTAGE I know that everyone wants us to say, "This is what we're doing," but we're trying to figure out what we want to do day by day.
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Obviously we have to, and we are just trying to take that one day by day, to try to figure out what the best and healthiest way is.
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Using estimations about how calorie intake and activity patterns affect body weight, the program changed each virtual child's body day-by-day and year-by-year into adulthood.
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While Serbia has opened talks to join the European Union, what we know and see is a Serbia moving day by day away from democratic Europe's core principles.
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Might a medical panopticon that constantly scans us in granular—perhaps even cellular—detail, comparing images day by day, enable us to catch cancer at its earliest stages?
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I'm really grateful for what medicine can do but also cognizant of what it can't — and still working day by day to accept those limits in my own life.
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You then get a day-by-day or a week-by-week breakdown of everything that's happened on your system, including program crashes (marked by the red cross icons).
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"I found a really sweet guy, and [we're] just taking it day by day,"the 48-year-old told Entertainment Tonight at a Television Critics Association event this week.
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People may also experience loss of visual ability, worsening day by day or week, and exhibiting unusual behavior (think, anyone who has had a brain tumor on 'Grey's Anatomy').
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Armed with the Spring Indices and the historical weather data, the researchers were able to create day-by-day national-scale maps showing leaf emergence for these plant species.
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There will be 10 days of surprises, with trial-size beauty products and bonuses revealed day by day, starting with the Drunk Elephant Protini Polypeptide Cream on day one.
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In this age of nihilism the American dream is being executed day by day by the genocidal warfare from black and brown bodies by other black and brown bodies.
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If we're happy and we have a great time with each other, and we make each other the best versions of ourselves, and we're taking it day by day?
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I think that is just intention there and it is obviously very interesting and we are following this on a day-by-day, you know, minute-by-minute basis.
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Although most of the focus remains on Qatar 2022 for its obvious corruption, logistical, and moral issues, Russia 2018 appears, day by day, to be the more politically troubling.
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Imagine, just for a moment, that we all strive to be kinder to one another on a small, day by day, sincere level, wouldn't that actually feel really incredible?
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Thiam wanted to understand the fourth-quarter performance, with a particular focus on December and go over, "day by day if necessary", the activities and risk management decisions taken.
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In this age of nihilism, the American Dream is being executed day by day by the genocidal warfare against black and brown bodies by other back and brown bodies.
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At the time, the source said the couple was taking it "day by day," adding that "no long-term decisions" had been made about the future of their marriage.
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" Since Emma's death, her parents and younger brother, Evan, have been trying to cope with their loss as best they can, Jill says: "We are living day by day.
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"I interviewed survivors, evacuees, politicians, and nuclear experts, and reported day by day on the feckless squirming of the Japanese authorities," he says of his reporting in northeast Japan.
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I'd seen plenty of day-by-day video diaries of Fraxel patients' skin scaling and falling off in certain areas, but my own skin sloughing was markedly less dramatic.
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In the U.S.: President Trump, with an eye on Saudi arms deals, has changed his position day by day on whether the royal court might have ordered the killing.
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For the most part, colleges are taking it day by day and are opting to be overly cautious rather than wait until the virus begins to spread on campus.
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" But with time, her resistance wears down: "Day by day, she reacted less to such things, seeing how commonplace they were in Berlin, and how much taken for granted.
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"Erdogan is improvising day by day and lacks a game plan...so the problems in Turkey can cascade," said Nihat Bulent Gultekin, a former governor of Turkey's central bank.
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"We believe we have enough support, but it's very fluid and we are counting the votes day by day," an official in Rousseff's office said, on condition of anonymity.
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The demand for camel milk increasing day by day, and we are facing now a challenge, which to meet the demand because the supply is less than the demand.
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" James-Williams recommends mapping it out day by day: "I would take the process slow and think about it in terms of, 'Okay, I wear one outfit each day.
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It was the first time I'd ever dealt with puppetry, so we had to figure out how to start from scratch and learn the entire process day by day.
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I'm here to really try to focus day-by-day, not thinking too far, not thinking about other things, making the things maybe, again, a little bit not too complicated.
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"He hasn't moved out of the house," an insider told PEOPLE, adding that while Wilkinson and Baskett take things day by day, they're remaining focused on raising their two children.
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Ahead, we break down its activity day-by-day, starting with the full moon on Tuesday, and take a closer look at how you might have felt because of it.
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Because when you're into fashion and planning out your looks day by day, it can be tough to distinguish what's actually necessary to bring on a trip, and what's not.
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With hard work and dedication by all of us, we will grow this team day by day and reinforce a culture of success that sustains itself with strong core values.
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"The property market is slowing because high prices have made houses unaffordable ... It is getting worse day by day," he told Reuters from the city of Rasht in northern Iran.
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Day by day, and surprisingly quickly, the trend continued to the end; it was just as before—100 percent dead versus 100 percent alive and tumor-free, a perfect experiment.
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As the scholar David Laird says, Jim's way of telling the story cannot capture the "streaming immediacy" of a life lived day by day, with no great goal in sight.
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"We will take it day by day and see how the sensations are," Slongo, who has overseen all four of Nibali's grand tour victories and another seven podium finishes, explained.
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Do you install it in a garden as a makeshift scarecrow, and watch as, day by day, Trump's body slowly succumbs to the elements and gets splattered with bird poop?
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"The president will not be going to Florida now and we're taking Davos, both from the president's perspective and the Cabinet perspective, on a day by day basis," Mulvaney said.
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A day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worseWhat to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 9 charts and maps
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"The number of patients and death toll is rising day by day, nor do we know when vaccine will be ready," said Daisuke Uno, chief strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Bank.
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Don&apost rush the process... Just take it step by step day by day and be healthy and when you come back help your team win and dominate the league.
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"Their demand for tires, more building materials, cement, steel … day by day, increases a lot," Gai said, speaking with a group of U.S. journalists during a September visit to Xi'an.
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It's where you learn that this is just as much of a trade as it is a profession — you keep working at it day by day, and learning mistake by mistake.
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"The survivors of the heinous crimes the Japanese committed are dying day by day, and I bet Abe is dancing for joy," Lee said, becoming animated as she described her frustration.
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I could completely understand why she missed her freedom, but I try to be strict with new mothers and encourage them to just keep going and take everything day by day.
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"I'm still figuring everything out day by day, but it feels exciting and really good to be able to share my experiences with others and also hear their experiences," she said.
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For two glorious weeks the grinning youngster had swung her lime green racket with abandon, her plaited ponytail swinging side-to-side as she ousted increasingly impressive challengers day-by-day.
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"The tension between workers and management was getting bigger day-by-day," said the company's former union leader That Paing Oo, who was fired in January for taking leave without approval.
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"I'm just trying to take it day by day, and not put so much pressure on myself to make it to six months or make it to a year," she says.
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We got Diddy out Monday afternoon in Los Angeles after he took his kids to school and hiked Runyon ... and the music mogul said he's just taking things day by day.
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Taiwan warned on Tuesday that "the threat of our enemies is growing day by day", as Chinese warships led by the carrier sailed towards Hainan through the disputed South China Sea.
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After all, the tragic consequences of the American invasion of 2003 continue to unfurl day by day for the people of Iraq and the entire region, rippling outward across the globe.
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Chile has opted for progressively restrictive measures day-by-day, even as neighbor Argentina, with fewer cases, earlier this week declared a nationwide quarantine to slow the spread of the virus.
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The EPA did not respond to questions about what Pruitt's daughter paid for her rent and if she too paid on a day-by-day basis during her months-long internship.
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"I don't think he has in his mind winning the French Open, he will just go there day by day and whatever he does it will be a bonus," Corretja said.
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"I think now minister Celik recognizes and realizes that this process for all European funding is going well and I think day by day the situation is getting better," he said.
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Just given the way the Trump administration has been so relentlessly divisive and horrible, day by day I think it's increasing the appetite on the left to play procedural hardball right back.
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"The situation is worsening day-by-day, the raising of mandatory hours is overburdening teachers and I don't like the mandatory textbooks either," she said, accompanied by her three-year-old son.
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Day by day, as Goldman shares continue to fall, they gather to commiserate over drinks or text each other stock charts showing the bank's gains from the Trump era being wiped out.
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Now a single father to their 2½-year-old Indiana, he's taking life day by day while following the blueprint the 40-year-old singer left behind when she died in March.
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The three of us sat at her anchor desk and, along with the audience, watched a dizzying day-by-day montage of President Trump's first 50 days, deftly edited by Doug Maio.
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As exciting — and perhaps slightly embarrassing — as that moment was, there's a certain triumph that ensues from locking your girls into wires, padding, and lace, day by day, during your teen years.
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Their rise proves that though living with HIV is now far from the burden it once was, we're still figuring out, day by day, how to process its toll on the world.
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The day by day on this project was funny and full of amazing episodes, but what really will never get of my mind is the day we were filming in Cine Citá.
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" In a resignation note to friends and colleagues, Dubke said it was his "distinct pleasure to work side-by-side, day-by-day with the staff of the communications and press departments.
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Constitutional rule is being shunted in favor of new dictatorial powers for the ruling elite and, day by day, the Maduro government is dismantling the last vestiges of democratic principles and institutions.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she said.
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You might be feeling lost because you don't know what will come next, but the lesson of this eclipse for you, Leo, is that you need to take things day by day.
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Day by day, she realized the knowledge she'd gained on the path—that she could experience sadness and also appreciate the positive things in life—lingered after she'd backed off her regimen.
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Two charts show how the coronavirus outbreaks differ between the US and South KoreaA day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worse
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Previously, the EPA confirmed a Bloomberg Thursday night story that Pruitt had been renting the condo on a day-by-day basis, only paying for the nights he used the single bedroom.
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He may have the legal authority to prosecute men like Axe, but day by day, bit by bit, in his pursuit of power and influence, his moral authority is on the wane.
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"It is certain that people's living standards have improved a lot more than before, but the environment is certainly getting worse and worse day by day, much worse than before," he said.
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We have men and women who work so hard in the field offices all across this country, day by day, night by night, to keep Americans safe, and do really great investigative work.
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"The problem is, because it's always happening day by day and it's incrementally growing, many people don't even know about what generally happened in the past few years," Eslami tells The Creators Project.
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With lyrics just as dark as they are personal, Day by Day is a, if not the, prime example of what hardcore sounds like when it's played by those who desperately need it.
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Pokémon has always relied on the intimate relationship between players and their creatures, and Detective Pikachu follows that train of thought by honing in on Pikachu and Tim's day-by-day blossoming friendship.
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I'm going to take it day by day, smile at the girl in the mirror, and work out because I love this body and all it has done and will continue to do!
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Spotify provided The Economist with data for Christmas listening across 35 countries, and for every American state, on a day-by-day basis for the two months leading up to Christmas Day 103.
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"We are dying day by day inside here," one detainee said, William Teesdale, chief investigator for the federal public defender&aposs office in Oregon, wrote in a filing in federal court in Portland.
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What goes beyond belief is how the entire world has watched this entire drama spell out day by day, knowing such a massacre and atrocity was in the making, and simply doing nothing.
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Day by day, as the uncomfortable sensations increased in intensity, interrupting my sleep and driving me insane, I looked for a logical explanation—failing to link the problem to my recent antibiotic usage.
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But day by day, generals and admirals are publicly stepping up and directly giving the American public their views in ways that don't always match the Twitter rhetoric of their commander in chief.
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So, since on August 24 1997 Diana was photographed in a yellow swimsuit on a boat, Diana Day by Day tweets those photographs on August 24: 24 August 1997Some photos from today. pic.twitter.
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"But, day by day, it was easier to adjust there and to live," especially when she found out that there were schools provided by UNICEF and other human rights organizations at the camp.
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"There is new information hour by hour, day by day, that we are tracking and following closely," said Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the C.D.C.'s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases.
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Munger also acknowledges life can be "brutally hard" in "Poor Charlie's Almanack" and offers three things he found helpful when times get tough: Munger gets through life day by day, step by step.
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Sadly, the true depths of irresponsibility and abuse American career bureaucrats can reach has been display in recent weeks as details of an FBI and intelligence community scandal leak out day by day.
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The political mood in Brussels is souring day by day, U.S. pressure will increase with small escalations in the region and Washington will pressure the E.U. to bring Iran to the Security Council.
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"She probably would've gone not just days but weeks or months until her thyroid would produce so much hormone day by day that she would start sweating or shaking or having tremors," Wynne said.
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And, in The Salem Witch Trials: A Day-by-Day Chronicle of a Community Under Siege, Marilynne K. Roach writes that the questioning they underwent during their trials was all but designed to intimidate.
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The ex-UFC posted this picture from his hospital bed in Singapore on Wednesday night ... thanking all his fans for their prayers and letting everyone know he's recovering and getting better, day by day.
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"Day by day, we felt we were getting more voter support for our call to revive more decent politics, and not fret about whether it's right or left wing," said CDPJ lawmaker Tetsuro Fukuyama.
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Day by day, the companies contracted by Gazprom, the Russian state-owned gas giant and NS2's sole shareholder, are laying their concrete-coated steel pipe segments on the bed of the Baltic Sea.
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Online, we relish our ability to pick things up and put them down, to come back to them when we want to, to create a customized resource of knowledge and information day by day.
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The folks that I talk to, the journalists who are covering the administration day by day, I think the general view is he went harder at the media earlier than would have been expected.
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No visionary, he adopted a cautious, day-by-day approach to the job; assembled a competent Cabinet; and allowed his Secretary of State to pursue what Reeves calls a "formidable" and "expansionist" foreign policy.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she told The Times.
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Yet, day by day, the more sensational claim that Trump and Russia colluded together on that effort are being called into question by evidence that belatedly gets produced by the FBI and Justice Department.
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Desai notes that in business, law, or pedagogy we can gauge success only after months or years; in finance, you can be graded hour by hour, day by day, and by plainly quantifiable measures.
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Most packaging hides the good stuff, but there's no hiding the gorgeous greens and golds of the olive oil varietals poured from big blown-glass teardrops at the French bulk shops Day by Day.
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Bordewich, who has written on a wide range of topics and eras, follows this Congress, which sat from 1789 to 1791, almost day by day, from the inauguration of the president to Congress's close.
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My record around here was terrible so that didn't make me too optimistic about the week but I just tried to not think about it and focus on hitting good shots day by day.
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I scan through their patients' ultrasound and CT scans, review their blood tests, read day-by-day accounts of their clinical progress and listen to retrospective thoughts of what worked well — and what didn't.
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However, even if people will still be necessary for literary production, day by day, automated writers like GPT-2 will do a little more of the writing that humans are now required to do.
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But you might interview the person and find out he or she has been on the streets since 215 or 17 because their parents were addicts and they had to live day by day.
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Here's a day-by-day look at one of the newsiest weeks of the year so far: Monday Trump leaves for Hanoi -- Most of the President's Monday will take place on Air Force One.
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"You know, take it day by day, accept he is president, and stand behind him," she said, adding that she was not offended by Trump's infamous comments surfaced on the "Access Hollywood" tape last month.
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MILAN, March 29 (Reuters) - Italy's troubled fashion house Roberto Cavalli will seek an accord with creditors to preserve day-by-day business as the company waits for a new investor, two sources said on Friday.
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"Our plan has not been changed, we will issue a seven–year bond in the next coming days but we also watching markets very closely on a day by day basis," a government official said.
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For example, Day by Day, a metallic, tortured hardcore band, was able to form just minutes away from Subliminal Control, who pay homage to the Revolution Summer school and the more "post" side of punk.
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I felt very emotional to the point of crying on the day after he was elected when I came into work because all I'm doing is getting by day-by-day by working very hard.
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In August, Obama's aides made a day-by-day assessment of the President's commitments until election day, discovering few moments in September that would allow for rallies in key battleground states on behalf of Clinton.
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"I feel like if I try to think about it too much, I'm going to get caught up in the whole moment of things, so I'm going to take it day by day," she explained.
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It is difficult to gauge how extensive the fall in fuel demand the outbreak of the coronavirus has caused as the situation is changing day by day and more and more cities are shutting down.
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In "America Day by Day," which she wrote during a stay in the United States in 1947, the author observed her Yankee counterparts with a befuddlement that is still shaping sisterly relations across the Atlantic.
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Antetokounmpo is not going to create headlines with bold predictions — after Friday's win, he repeated familiar mantras about taking it "day by day" and continuing to "work hard" — but the Bucks must be thinking big.
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We are inch by inch and day by day abandoning our morality, turning away from the basic principles of a democracy, making Lady Liberty wonder whether she should pack her bags and move back home.
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"Day by day the situation is worsening, this is the darkest period in the name of Bangladesh's democracy" said Dr Asif Nazrul, professor of law at Dhaka university and columnist for national newspaper Prothom Alo.
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It builds up, day by day, culminating in the release and rest of the Sabbath — a one-day weekend that religious Jews build their lives around, and secular Jews and Arabs make the most of.
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"The resources available to support the work of F.B.I. agents are currently stretched to the breaking point and are dwindling day by day," said Thomas O'Connor, the president of the group, the F.B.I. Agents Association.
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The full schedule of events — which spans Tuesday and Wednesday of the three-day show (no Thursday events) — has been revealed, and you can check out the day-by-day, hour-by-hour breakdown right here.
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MONITORING DAY-BY-DAY Increased government regulations and lack of access to U.S. dollars at lower rates could force companies such as Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co to deconsolidate if they lose further control over their operations.
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Day by day, tweet by tweet, racist dog whistle followed by indignant defense, Barr and others like her will continue to remake us in their angry image: each day further cocooned in our own impotent outrage.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she told The New York Times.
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But because Mom remains mired in the milieu of the day-by-day process of living post-addiction, it never feels gimmicky when bad things happen, or when characters struggle to keep their lives on track.
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A mix of established figures, including Ryan Gander and John Akomfrah were shown next to the likes of Yuri Pattison and Lawrence Abu Hamdan, heralds of a rising artist generation garnering further acclaim day by day.
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In Diaries you play as a broke janitorial android, trying to get by day by day through a combination of commission-based cleaning and some savvy buying and selling of the more profitable scrap you find.
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The show didn't get picked up, but it led to a role in "Day by Day," a sitcom in which a married couple quit high-powered jobs and start a day-care center in their home.
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A day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worseThe coronavirus' estimated fatality rate appears to have risen to 3.4%, but experts think it could drop again
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KAKUMA, Kenya — These barren plains of sand and stone have always known lean times: times when the rivers run dry and the cows wither day by day, until their bones are scattered under the acacia trees.
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Robert Caro has been knee-deep in the day-by-day minutia of the 260s for years, ever since Lyndon B. Johnson crossed the decade's threshold in the fourth installment of Mr. Caro's mammoth, multivolume biography.
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A day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worseThe US could face shortages of crucial medicines like antibiotics and a heart drug because of the coronavirus.
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Until today, the only way to really know what fishing vessels were doing was to have eyes physically trained on the ships, or to track vessels one at a time, point-by-point, day by day.
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Joey, who says his older daughter Chloe understands she lost her mother and talks about her a lot, says the family is "taking it day by day," and that he's not looking too far into the future.
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He said UN officials are assessing the situation "on a day-by-day, hour-by-hour basis" and that they "remain hopeful that all the pieces of the complicated puzzle fall into place" to start humanitarian operations.
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Here's a day-by-day recounting of Trump's last week: Saturday 9/23: Trump disinvites Steph Curry and his Golden State Warrior teammates from the White House after Curry expresses some hesitation about meeting with the President.
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"I favour the notion of a stable government every four years which has a set policy programme, but if that's not possible we will have to govern doing things day by day," Rajoy told a news conference.
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"We will increase our defensive strength day by day and we will upgrade our missile strength per our schedule to blind the eye of those who wish ill for these people," Hatami said, according to Fars News.
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South Korea's total number of cases is higher than the US' — the former has more than 8,300 while the latter has at least 6,400 — but the trajectories of those cases day by day reveals two different realities.
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As he followed his daughter's movements abroad via episodic exchanges over WhatsApp, Ahmed Ali tried to piece together how, day by day, under his nose, Hoda had slipped into the most militant reaches of the Islamist internet.
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"When the situation is changing day by day, it might make sense to scrutinise developments carefully rather than act too hastily," one of the sources said on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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Inside Maz's castle is a glimpse of the galaxy — a slew of creatures and beings all living their lives day-by-day, just looking to hang out and grab a bite in an off-the-radar spot.
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"There's that need to archive and remember and hold on to something that I feel is slipping through my fingers day by day," she told Hyperallergic following her one-night performance at San Francisco's Asian Art Museum.
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"We knew we had incomplete information, and the picture was changing almost literally day by day," a former senior White House official involved in the 2016 discussions on how to respond to the Russian interference campaign told CNN.
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From the hotel's buzzing Social Club Rooftop Bar, which has some of the best panoramic views of the city, you can get a firsthand look at just how much the neighboring blocks are changing day by day. hoteldesartssaigon.
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Here's how the Justin Ross Harris trial is unfolding, day by day: Day 33 Friday, November 4 The defense rested after calling a total of 18 witnesses over 6 days, in a trial that has spanned five weeks.
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I think when you get to the point like we have, where you have kids and you've been married for a while and we've been together for a long time, it's — you just take it day by day.
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I think when you get to the point like we have, where you have kids and you've been married for a while and we've been together for a long time, it's – you just take it day by day.
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"I will be taking the rest of the season day by day after having my appendix removed last night ... it's not ideal but I'll be alright," the 28-year-old, formerly Lizzie Armitstead, said on her Twitter page.
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WILBUR ROSS: GOOD TO BE ON. QUICK: I WAS HOPING WE COULD START TALKING ABOUT TAX REFORM AND THE TAX PLAN BECAUSE THAT SEEMS TO BE WHAT THE MARKET HAS BEEN FOLLOWING ON A DAY BY DAY BASIS.
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In a footnote, for instance, the opinion discusses his side's improper call for jurors to consider the value of the time of DePuy's experts in comparison to the day-by-day, hour-by-hour suffering endured by plaintiffs.
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"We don't know how many, if any, will be dropped off there again, it's just a day by day thing," said Ramiro Cordero, a spokesman for U.S. Border Patrol in the El Paso sector, when asked about Deming.
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BAIER: But they are answering questions now on what Ocasio-Cortez says day by day, that capitalism is going to fall and that, you know, socialism is OK. HARF: But that&aposs not what they are running on.
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Factions of finance gurus have spent decades arguing about whether it's more effective to be frugal day by day or to focus on big-ticket things like saving $150,000 on a house purchase or negotiating a major raise.
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But Dr. Madan said that parents of children who have compromised immune systems should be taking it "day by day," though they should probably avoid crowded events, even if they're in places without community spread of the virus.
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Second, the virus raises the stakes for domestic violence services across the country as they scramble to adapt to a patchwork of new government policies and restrictions that shift day by day and vary from state to state.
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Daniel Arnold was there, arriving a bit early but staying almost until the bitter end, with only day-by-day reservations at some of Miami's less reputable motels and fewer invitations than he might have initially hoped for.
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"We are closely looking at the reality day by day and we will verify our plans if needed to take the company safely through this difficult time," KGHM Chief Executive Marcin Chludzinski told a video conference on Wednesday.
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The people who want to demonstrate that America is a better and more welcoming place than Donald Trump says have to decide, month by month and day by day, just how sure they are that's actually the case.
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It's an all year, week to week, day by day kind of experience, and yet you choose to treat it as a foreign entity that crops up once in awhile, and only in the most blatantly violent of ways.
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Sisanie admits she and Michael were "scared" upon seeing a positive pregnancy test, recalling that the couple took it "day by day, week by week" and tried not to get their hopes up since they'd suffered a miscarriage previously.
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We're all navigating it on a day-by-day (sometimes hour-by-hour) basis and have little idea what so many of the scandals, upheavals, and political showdowns will mean for the future — and kids can sense that tension.
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"Due to the US military provocations that are becoming more explicit day by day, the situation in the Korean peninsula, which is already sensitive, is being driven to a point close to nuclear war," the state-run broadcaster said.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - European Central Bank rate setter Philip Lane shrugged off a selloff in euro zone government bonds since Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, playing down the significance of "day-by-day" market moves for ECB policy.
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"We're kind of just dealing with the logistics of it day by day, but I've really been just kind of squirreling away and then hoping that gets me to January," she told The New York Times in an interview.
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Hyman's return to timepieces throughout— the day-by-day wall calendar, a windowsill alarm clock, a pocket watch, clocks in the bank and the diner — match well with the time-centric lines he chose to extract from the text.
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Rather than focus too much on the actual numbers, scientists spend a lot of time looking at the epidemic curve -- the shape of the graph that captures the total number of new cases in each country day by day.
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"They are isolated, alone, they are falling apart day by day," Guaido, the president of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, said in Lecheria, a city in northeastern Anzoategui state, where he held several rallies with supporters over the weekend.
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Read more:A day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worseNew York's second coronavirus case — a 50-year-old male attorney — works at a law firm near Grand Central Terminal.
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For two weeks, President Donald Trump kept America guessing: In the high stakes political drama concerning who he would pick to succeed Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court, the president's top choice appeared to change day-by-day.
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"The current generation of Cadillac product has never been as good in the entire history of the brand, but we also know that it's about intangible perceptions and those we keep building and enforcing day by day," de Nysschen said.
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The accumulative damage that Mr Trump is doing to America's governing norms, it appears, has a counterpart in the damage he is doing, day by day, to his standing within the government and on the Hill, including among senior Republicans.
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She warned her party, led by Prime Minister Theresa May who is struggling to deliver Brexit, that there are "those who are working day by day to break up (the United Kingdom) – and who believe that a chaotic Brexit will help".
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And here we can see the amount of coverage day by day: Even as attention has shifted toward politicians and television anchors, Weinstein continues to receive attention, as you can see in this chart: Attention to Weinstein peaked on Oct.
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Now she is growing, but the development of her brain is stunted by the birth defect, and slowly, day by day, her adopted parents Kely and Josimar Oliveira are learning what this means: can she see, does she hear them?
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You know, as a prosecutor you want to feel like you can have conversations with the defense lawyers and have a sort of exchange of information that isn&apost going to be played out in the media day by day.
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Yang said in the meeting that China's comprehensive partnership with Mexico was "flourishing" day by day, adding that China wishes to deepen cooperation on trade, investment, resources, infrastructure and financial services, according to a statement on the Chinese foreign ministry website.
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A lot of people just see the basketball games, but they don't see everything else behind the scenes, and that's what I'm proud of these guys for: staying together and continuing to get better day by day throughout the season.
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And the problem of these crazy-powerful botnets is only getting worse, day by day: one hacker publicly released the Mirai malware used to create these networks of machines, and other actors have created their own botnets using that code.
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"Day by day, a death by a thousand cuts, our rights as lgbt+ Americans are being eroded with the removal of a guidance here, the rewriting of a policy there, or just the quiet disappearance of a website," she wrote.
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It assumes that Trump isn't making this up as he goes along, not even day by day but syllable by syllable, like a sitcom character inventing increasingly implausible and impractical lies in an attempt to weasel out of an embarrassing situation.
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Mr. Cohen has transformed his four-month anthropological field trip into a pithy day-by-day diary titled "Yellow Cab: A French Filmmaker's American Dream" (Pointed Leaf Press) that chronicles his application, schooling and, finally, his adventures behind the wheel.
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"The Taliban are getting stronger, the government is on the retreat, they are losing ground to the Taliban day by day," said Abdul Jabbar Qahraman, a retired general who until last year was President Ashraf Ghani's military envoy to Helmand Province.
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"It's making its own character day by day, embracing all things that bring folks face to face," he says of the town, which was once best known as the headquarters of Walmart but has recently reimagined itself as an art destination.
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" Huddled together on the field, the team recited from memory "The Code," a chant originated by the Nebraska football team and repeated by high school players around the state that ends in triumph: "Day by day, we get better and better!
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At the same time, Wormser has led the charge for poetry in schools, publishing Teaching the Art of Poetry: The Moves (Routledge, 1999) and A Surge of Language: Teaching Poetry Day by Day (Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2000; 2004 Heinemann reprint).
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"Markets are a day-by-day proposition right now following the increase in trade noise, (the) rally in rates and overall volatility, but the right day will see great conditions," said Goldman Sachs Australia head of debt capital markets Andrew Edwards-Parton.
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Things will change, because of what we have done and what we have yet to do, and they will get better or they will get worse, but day by day they will be similar, and generally exactly what we make of them.
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" She added, "We were just honest and aware from day one and took our relationship day by day until I had to express my feelings of wanting a family with HIM and to share the rest of my life with his beautiful soul!
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Conjoining a rigorous numerical process with free-associative roots, and tight rational thought with intellectual freedom, Darboven's capricious sense of time has resulted in diverse monumental works that may span a month, a year, even a century, all recorded day by day.
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Though not expected for another few months, rumors for Samsung's next flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, have started to leak out, little by little, day by day — to the point where we sort of have a rough idea of what to expect.
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"It's been 30 years that I've been building democracy day by day from being a radical militant, others build personal wealth using votes," someone named Lucrecia Menor tweeted in Spanish at the unofficial Kirchner's account, @cfkresponde, weeks after Kirchner left the presidency.
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Unfortunately, you still have to book every flight and hotel individually through that specific company's website — so even if you like one of Google's itineraries enough to follow it day by day, you'll have to book each flight and hotel on its own.
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In conjunction with the NRDC, Kendler is working to get access to poaching data, hoping to create a predictive model that estimates how many elephants are killed in a particular day to estimate, day by day, when no elephants will be left.
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"We look for signals of pain - teeth grinding, distress - and we just take it on a day-by-day basis," said Amanda Gordon, who leads the team of carers, adding that some of the marsupials' health problems can be hard to spot.
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" While building Eligible in 2011, "I pored over everything I could find online, teaching myself day-by-day how to build Eligible's proof-of-concept," Gleason tells CNBC Make It. Franklin also touched on more tangible money advice in "The Way to Wealth.
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Robert Cimino, CEO of Plaza Provision, says things have been getting better day by day, but almost two weeks after the storm the company still can't depend on scheduled fuel deliveries necessary to keep the generators powering the business operations and warehouse.
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"People talk about doing crop insurance on the blockchain - but they can't do that with an asset that moves 10%, day by day," said Peter Smith, CEO of Blockchain, a London-based cryptocurrency exchange and one of the original providers of digital wallets.
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"Reacting to Clinton's remarks, Chuka Umunna, the Liberal Democrats foreign affairs spokesperson, said the UK government's refusal to publish the report "implies there is something to hide" and said "Boris Johnson is morphing into Donald Trump more and more, day by day.
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That let researchers from the security firm SecureWorks track their phishing operation day by day, and figure out who they were trying to hack, including former National Security Advisor Colin Powell and Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta, as Motherboard reported in October.
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Its chorus—"So here I am alive at last / And I'll savor every moment of this"—was a reprisal against hardship, not just for young people, but for anyone endeavoring to take things day by day and come out of the other side.
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Destroying the Amazon to stimulate the economy in the short term, as Mr. Bolsonaro proposes, will only displace more small farmers, nut gatherers and fishermen toward the peripheries of cities such as Manaus or Belém, where the favelas grow day by day.
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For those who are not familiar with it, that market it a sort of day-by-day or moment-by-moment market that goes along with the Upfront that has established the bulk, generally, the bulk of commerce for traditional TV networks.
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It is hard to see how going back to China would be anything other than a terrific comedown — the most telling act of a company that, day by day, has come to resemble the utterly conventional corporation it once vowed never to become.
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His son is now the 3rd caseOne key indicator will tell us when the coronavirus outbreak is winding down — but we're not seeing it yetA day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worse
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And while Trump during his speech touted test capabilities that are "expanding rapidly, day by day," officials faced sharp questions over why the U.S. is lagging well behind countries like South Korea, which has been testing tens of thousands of people per day.
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"The statement encouraged all members to stay calm and adhere to guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and said that the UAW is working to safeguard its members during a situation that "is changing hour by hour, day by day.
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Not a message of gloom-and-doom and defeatism, but a message of reasonable precaution where people can start taking action day-by-day now rather than finding themselves caught up in a panic if things worsen in a week or two.
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It's the feeling you have when you meet someone for the first time, but remember them, as though from a past life, and it's the thing that bunches up in your throat, day by day, so that when it disappears, it takes something of yourself.
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It kind of breaks down after the fifth or sixth episode when it does the day-by-day trial stuff, but I've been following that case pretty closely on my own terms, and so that has been a really interesting thing to think about.
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" Hurricane live updates Steve Schale, a Democratic strategist in Florida who ran President Barack Obama's 2008 race and several other campaigns in the state, said the get-out-the-vote activities are designed to build day-by-day and "ramp up to a goal.
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Here's a day-by-day guide to the jam-packed next few days: At 9:30 AM, the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold confirmation hearings for Jeff Sessions, the conservative Alabama senator and longtime Trump supporter, nominated to be the next US attorney general.
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"The more they are surrounded, the less they receive logistical support and this is what is happening now... there are some smuggling operations from Syria to Lebanon but they are decreasing day by day and the stress on them is increasing," said General al-Dik.
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And it should go without saying, but: The ability to do that is something that's always been essential to the balance and checks of power in America, to say nothing of how much more important it's becoming on a day-by-day basis, right now.
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CNN Money: What's in the House tax bill for people Within hours of the long-awaited bill being released on Thursday, some members were already feeling the heat, which will build day-by-day until the first crucial votes in the House and the Senate.
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Today I challenge you to be bold, be fearless, tell yourself you love yourself, tell yourself it's going to be a good day, step out in faith knowing that day by day the chains that have held you back for so long are being unshackled.
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The Posenenske exhibition, which has been organized by Ms. Morgan and the Dia curator Alexis Lowry, commands us to reassess other art using serial forms, whether Flavin's rhyming arrangements of fluorescent bulbs, LeWitt's exhaustive variations of crossed lines, or On Kawara's day-by-day paintings.
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With travel restrictions, health advice and the scale of the response evolving around the world day by day, there can be no guarantee that it will be possible for contestants to weather the rest of what might be a monthslong pandemic with their loved ones.
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Sean and I are both lucky enough to have employers who are pretty flexible and understand that this is an evolving situation, but I think we and a lot of other parents in our situation are just taking things day by day right now.
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And by the way, we don't even know – I mean, let me come back to this can we possibly do this, Jimmy, fact by fact, day by day because we don't know what the magnitude of the economy might be in terms of a slowdown.
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"We are keeping an eye on this risk day by day and all central banks, not just the European Central Bank, are ready to intervene with the conventional instruments they have: interest rates, repos, swaps," said Visco, who is also Bank of Italy governor.
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It is hard not to see how going back to China would be anything other than a terrific comedown — the most telling act of a company that, day by day, has come to resemble the utterly conventional corporation it once vowed never to become.
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Mikhail Zygar, a former editor in chief of the independent TV Rain news channels in Russia, for one, is recreating the events of 1917 day by day in Facebook-style updates, through snippets from diaries and archival materials he and his staff have scoured.
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The process of reliving his presidency day by day, writing in longhand and revising it with his speechwriter Cody Keenan, has put him in a reflective and, at times, feisty mood, associates say, making him more willing to express his thoughts to a wider audience.
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During part 2 of the finale, the duo jointly decided to take their relationship day by day before Randolph met Underwood's family, who expressed their concerns over the couple being on two different pages: Underwood professed his love for Randolph, who was still working out her feelings.
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Kantor and Twohey do eventually speak with Ford, too, and what they relate is an intimate, nearly day-by-day account of how she decided to tell her own story, and how so many other women helped her make her story part of the nation's history.
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"The scenario needs to be analyzed day by day, hour by hour ... Our position at the moment is that, even though by contract these rents are due, it is reasonable to collect payments later on," Glauco Humai, president of Brazil's mall operators association, Abrasce, told Reuters.
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"If you&aposre approaching retirement, find someone to talk to you about the proper way to make your money work for you to the max in a society where it&aposs only going to cost more to live on a day-by-day basis," he said.
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Cassie, who left the show confused about her feelings, seemed to have sorted through them enough by then to agree that she also wanted to be with Colton — even if it was just as boyfriend and girlfriend for now taking things "day by day" as Colton kept saying.
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"We are against the killing of civilians and we support the (protest movement) but today I returned to work because I earn my income day by day and I am the only source of income for my family and my children," said Saleh Yaqoub, a 53-year-old shopkeeper.
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You can keep track of Venus' general movements by looking at an ephemeris (a day-by-day table of all planetary activity), but for those of you who want to know precisely when your Venus return will occur, there are a few sites that help you calculate those dates.
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There is probably a feeling sweeping through the party that it becomes harder day by day to keep saying there is clearly "nothing there" and that the country should move on, especially when the White House is doing very little to help with an agenda on Capitol Hill.
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"This day-by-day movement is not going to directly matter to us, but we're just going to assess what goes on and in early December we'll be looking at the market data and the updated forecasts," Lane, who is head of the Irish central bank, told reporters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump, fresh off a deal to keep nearly 1,000 U.S. jobs in the country, will decide whether to intervene with other companies to keep them from moving jobs overseas "on a day-by-day basis," Vice President-elect Mike Pence said on Sunday.
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In 21987, he and a co-author, Astrid Karlsen Scott, published ''Defiant Courage,'' a day-by-day reconstruction of Baalsrud's story that exhaustively praises the people of the fjords who smuggled him past German patrols, ministered to his frostbitten feet and hid him in lofts, barns and sheds.
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You put all that stuff out there so that yes, people can go and dig into the dramatic stuff and have that accountability, but also if they really take the time to listen to what's happening on a day-by-day basis, they can form a more complete picture.
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" On Tuesday, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci did not outright rule out the Easter target date but said, "You can look at a date but you've got to be very flexible and on a literally day-by-day and week-by-week basis.
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One key indicator will tell us when the coronavirus outbreak is winding down — but we're not seeing it yetA day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worseWhat to know about the coronavirus outbreak in 9 charts and maps
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And we need to reinforce the value of the small good moments, while celebrating the genuinely tough and deeply rewarding day-by-day job of taking care of your children as they grow, during those months and years that pass us all by so slowly and so quickly.
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"Abortion care is health care and patients in need of this service shouldn't have to wait day by day wondering if they can access care tomorrow, nor should they have ever had to undergo invasive exams that have nothing to do with their health," McNicholas added on Monday.
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And her grandfather and great uncle, who cofounded the Walt Disney Company, couldn't have done so without the distinctly American promise of social mobility -- a promise that seems to slip away day by day as the social safety net is ripped apart and a small few hoard their increasing resources.
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Despite claims that he does not pay attention to day-by-day market moves, Trump has not been afraid to tweet or talk about stocks on days with sharp gains, which some see as a risky prospect since equities don't always rise like George W. Bush saw during his administration.
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" Instead of living with high expectations and worrying about what will come next, Munger suggests you "slug it out one inch at a time, day-by-day, and at the end of the day — if you live long enough — like most people, you will get out of life what you deserve.
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DroneDeploy has been used to help investigators identify shallow graves where criminals may have dumped their murder victims, to fly over plane crash sites gathering images from overhead where human inspectors couldn't safely maneuver, and to gauge the volume of waste in a landfill day by day, among other things, Winn said.
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The company showed off a new trip planner – which hasn't yet launched – which will include a day-by-day view to see when everything is booked, an embeddable map that shows where everything is booked, and a suggestions feature, so you're never short on ideas of what to do while in town.
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"I still have this virtually unlimited ability to fuck up things, day by day," says Mr Weiner towards the end of the film, after he has bombed in the primary, sneaked into his own press conference via a McDonalds to avoid "Pineapple", and given the middle-finger to a chasing pack of photographers.
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I'm less certain now, but as surprised and disappointed as I've been by elite Republican paralysis in the face of Trump, my expectations about what Republican regulars in Bismarck and Baton Rouge would do with the power that the process hands them is being vindicated, day by day and week by week.
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Graphic: See the day-by-day size of the coronavirus outbreak Coronavirus cases in New York State now top 10,000 Full coverage of the coronavirus outbreak With medical supplies strained by the coronavirus outbreak, health care professionals and technologists are coming together online to crowdsource repairs and supplies of critical hospital equipment.
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"The fundamental job of the N.E.C. director is to ensure that the president is getting, in a fair way, the diverse advice of his economic cabinet, and to be the top economic person in the West Wing in advising the president on day by day and long term matters," Mr. Sperling said.
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The coronavirus has pandemic 'potential' as it spreads in South Korea, Italy, and Iran, according to WHOOne key indicator will tell us when the coronavirus outbreak is winding down — but we're not seeing it yetA day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worse
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Read more:A day-by-day breakdown of coronavirus symptoms shows how the disease, COVID-19, goes from bad to worseHow the 'failed' quarantine of the Diamond Princess cruise ship started with 10 coronavirus cases and ended with more than 630The coronavirus may run rampant in some countries least prepared to deal with it.
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