That's just about it for the prep, all done in advance.
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"That has to be done in advance on a blue-sky day," McIntosh said.
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He'll be busy doing dishes and finishing up the food prep that couldn't be done in advance.
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Some of these could be done in advance and the results streamed directly to patients' electronic records.
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The devastating results tempered the enthusiasm and suggested that more work needed to be done in advance of human trials.
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"It was very obvious from all the work he had done in advance that we were a great fit for him," said Feld.
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This sort of chest-thumping is the kind of stuff Trump has done in advance of a showdown that he expects to happen.
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Last year, Mr. de Blasio said that "all the right things were done in advance," including keeping an eye on gangs and confiscating guns.
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Disney no doubt prepared for heavy traffic on launch day traffic, but there are also limits to what can be done in advance to mitigate issues like this.
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"All the right things were done in advance, including targeting gangs and getting additional guns off the street, but we have more to do," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said.
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What little suspense remains relates to votes around the text of the party platforms, but even here the vast majority of the work is done in advance by various select committees.
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Much of that work can be done "in advance," so to speak, but the ability to carry out machine learning calculations on a mobile device in real time remains cutting edge.
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That&aposs what winning teams do, and right now, Florida&aposs next opponent, the Red Wings, are not getting it done in advance of their visit to the BB&T Center.
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But lawmakers are hoping to get most, if not all, of the funding bills done in advance after Trump threatened to veto a massive omnibus bill that Congress passed in March.
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The next incremental step toward that was often framed as "opening a formal impeachment inquiry" — something that was done in advance of the impeachment efforts for Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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The next incremental step toward that was often framed as "opening a formal impeachment inquiry," something that was done in advance of the impeachment efforts for Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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All of these are steps to take, or at least ideas to think about, before you venture out on your travels—though not all of them need to be done in advance.
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While the generous portions of pre-picked crab (another job done in advance by his prep cooks—thanks guys!) and truffle butter are show-stopping, it's the corn puree that still has everyone talking.
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We are going in any way where all the work was done in advance, that we are not going to get rolled at that table the same way that Barack Obama got rolled with Iran.
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But most of your work better have been done in advance, because surviving the later hordes requires both carefully architected defense-in-depth and swift action that concentrates maximum firepower at the point of impact.
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Polls done in advance of the first round of voting show Macron and challenger Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right National Front Party, with a slight edge, according to The Washington Post.
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The scramble to get work done in advance of a strike speaks to the need women in the industry have to never falter in the value they provide, so that they're not replaced by someone else eager to prove her value.
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That has some wondering whether enough is being done in advance of a potential crisis, particularly since the role of the National Security Council under Trump has shifted away from leading a response to a health crisis to merely coordinating between agencies.
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"It's odds against a deal being done in advance of Christmas 2018, because it is in the Europeans' interest to not have a deal done... and all hell will be kicking off over here in the UK," O'Leary told journalists at a briefing in London.
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Getting work done in advance of your vacation, delegating tasks while you're away, and redirecting queries and workplace concerns while you're out of the office only adds to the stress of finding affordable accommodation, as well as figuring out transportation costs and how to navigate a new place.
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But I would say, we did not make nearly as much progress as we wanted, and that's part of the reason why we're having deputy-level meetings in advance of our principal-level meetings to make sure that the necessary work is done in advance of this trip.
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But in the case of the Trump administration it is reassuring that the summit is being taken seriously enough to warrant serious planning, that Trump doesn't assume he can do it on his own, and that every effort is being made to make sure that Trump is well-prepared— or, ideally, that the heavy lifting is all done in advance (as it often is at Presidential summits) and Trump need only stick to the script.
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Certain government bureaucracies, such as a department of motor vehicles will issue an abstract of a completed transaction or an updated record intended to serve as a proof of compliance with some administrative requirement. This is often done in advance of the update of reporting databases and/or the issuance of official documents.
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In some constituencies, up to 95% of cast ballots were done in advance. An estimated 10% of votes (6 million) were cast in advance. There were also reports of multiple voter fraud, voter manipulation, ghost voting and coerced voting, in which individuals were pressured to vote for Union Solidarity and Development Party candidates by officials.
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Judging is done by consensus among the judges. While contestants do not know the ingredients ahead of time, they are given a tour of the kitchen prior to taping. Some preliminary tasks, such as preheating ovens and bringing water to a boil, are done in advance of each round. Chefs must be 19 years or older to appear on the regular show.
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Standing on the centerboard and "piggybacking" of crew members can be highly effective to right a turtled dinghy, as it increases both the weight and leverage being applied. Use of powerboats to aid is problematical, and depending on the technique usedthere are severalmay or may not succeed. See Capsize. Rigging righting lines depends upon proper placement, and critically should be done in advance of the need to use them.
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Our Lady of Sorrows Chapel is said to have been built in one day on Aug. 31, 1843 by 2,000 volunteers, although the foundation and some prefabrication had been done in advance. The chapel's modest design is described as a Nova Scotian expression of Gothic revivalism. The furnishings are sparse and modest but the altar reliefs have received national recognition, and the windows have been described as a nationally significant collection of stained glass.
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Potatoes fresh out of the ground can have too high a water content—resulting in soggy fries—so preference is for those that have been stored for a while. In the two-stage or two-bath method, the first bath, sometimes called blanching, is in hot fat (around 160 °C/320 °F) to cook them through. This step can be done in advance. Then they are more briefly fried in very hot fat (190 °C/375 °F) to crisp the exterior.
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Proposals are based on research, making it important for the researcher of the proposal to know about their client. The researcher must know the background of the idea that is being presented and show that he or she is well prepared to deal with a problem or situation their client has. The research for a company, institute, firm, etc. is done in advance, thereby increasing the chances of a well done proposal and the reader of the proposal will have a good idea of the outcome from the research that has been done.
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Browser-based viewers for high resolution images enable a responsive pan and zoom experience by requesting small tiles (typically square JPEGs or PNGs at 256x256 or 512x512 pixels) generated from the high resolution source. Only those tiles required to render the user's current viewport and zoom level are loaded, with more requested on demand as the user zooms in to particular areas. This tile generation can be done in advance and stored on the server file system as an Image Pyramid. However, this results in potentially thousands of small JPEG files with associated storage and management overhead.
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City of Toronto Bylaw 1526 (1884) In 1926, at the request of property owners, Adelaide Street West was extended from Bathurst Street to Shaw Street, incorporating the entirety of Defoe Street and McDonnell Square.City of Toronto Bylaw 10675 (1926) The most recent extension came in 1965, when Adelaide Street East was routed onto Duke Street, which crossed between Jarvis Street and Parliament Street.Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Bylaw 2430 (1965) This was done in advance of the opening of the lower section of the Don Valley Parkway and eastern section of the Gardiner Expressway. Newgate and Duke Streets were amalgamated into Adelaide Street East.
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Portraying emotion was a challenge because her face was completely obscured, so she could not use her eyes or facial expressions. During filming she quickly learned that small movements could make a large impact due to the costume, which she believed was beneficial for her performance, but also presented challenges because minor gestures could become distracting or convey the wrong emotion. During filming of the first episode in particular, Swallow said, the actors portraying Mandalorians had to "learn on the fly" how to master these movements and determine how they appeared on camera. Several months of preparation work and rehearsal was done in advance of filming on the actual sets.
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Most record companies had once more stockpiled recordings of their artists as had been done in advance of the 1942–1944 strike, and again used vocal groups to replace striking musicians when recording new material. RCA Victor kept Perry Como busy in advance of the strike; he produced three years worth of recordings during that time. With this strike lasting less than a year, Como's only recording during the ban was "N'yot N'yow" (The Pussycat Song), with the Fontane Sisters from his radio and television shows. When the 1948 Musicians' strike ended on December 14, 1948, a race began between the record companies, each trying to have the first post-strike record on the market.
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A daily newspaper is printed every day, sometimes with the exception of Sundays and occasionally Saturdays, (and some major holidays)Example of Monday to Friday-only publishing: the London Evening Standard, once a paid newspaper, now free-of-charge, aimed largely at commuters, does not publish on Saturdays and often of some national holidays. Saturday and, where they exist, Sunday editions of daily newspapers tend to be larger, include more specialized sections (e.g., on arts, films, entertainment) and advertising inserts, and cost more. Typically, the majority of these newspapers' staff members work Monday to Friday, so the Sunday and Monday editions largely depend on content done in advance or content that is syndicated.
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Flaherty said his office broke government contracting rules in hiring MacPhie & Company to help write the 2007 budget speech and provide advice on how to sell the document. MacPhie & Company was awarded the $122,000 contract without tender by Flaherty's office. On February 7, 2008, Liberal finance critic John McCallum formally called on Auditor General Sheila Fraser to conduct an audit into the untendered contract awarded by Flaherty to MacPhie & Company for work done in advance of the 2007 budget. The Toronto Star determined that several people who supported Flaherty when he was an Ontario cabinet minister or who supported his two failed bids to lead the Ontario Tories were awarded employment contracts or given appointments. The employment contracts awarded were under the $25,000 Treasury Board contract bidding limit. Bronwen Evans received a $24,877.50 contract to write speeches for Flaherty from June 2006 until last February.
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