If ends in a tie, it ends in a tie.
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The southern hemisphere summer ends in March while its winter ends in August.
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Europe-wide manhunt ends in killing of Berlin attack suspect in Italy Europe-wide manhunt ends in killing of Berlin attack suspect in Italy Updated: 9:20 a.m.
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These capacitors, Tic-Tac-sized components that store electrical charge, need to have their positive ends in a specific spot and their negative ends in a different specific spot.
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Ideas — experiments, theories — were creative ends in themselves.
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Each ends in a different place from where they began.
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Each mouthful starts with high hopes and ends in disappointment.
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Current Fed Chair Janet Yellen's term ends in early February.
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The thread that begins there ends in an extraordinary story.
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Everything Amber Rose does ends in one big exclamation point.
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Like all good love stories, their story ends in tragedy.
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That agreement will expire when Spencer's term ends in March.
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The narrative arc of every MasterClass biography ends in success.
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But when you see an item price that ends in $.
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He refused to extend CICIG's mandate, which ends in September.
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Here's to clarity and tying up loose ends in 2019.
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We'll find out when the Indiegogo ends in a month.
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The whole point is that it ends in an engagement.
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This ode to the Coliseum ends in a plaintive fashion.
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Egypt fiscal year begins in July and ends in June.
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I like the fact that standup ends in a tension.
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The auction ends in about five days, the website showed.
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Egypt's fiscal year begins in July and ends in June.
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The heating season starts in November and ends in March.
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The current season ends in New York later this month.
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Tsipras's popularity is dropping and his term ends in 2019.
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Italian Stock Exchange 'Star Conference' ends in Milan (0800 GMT).
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Security ends in the duty free shop — always be selling.
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But if Trump has his way, that ends in November.
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The World Cup ends in Moscow with France facing Croatia.
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Opinion There is no war scenario that ends in victory.
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Of course it all ends in a massive dance party.
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Evicted"; It ends in Oakland, with these words: "No catastrophe.
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The new deal begins in 2022 and ends in 2030.
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And then, the whole macabre affair ends in abrupt tragedy.
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The story dissolves; rhythm, shape, harmony become ends in themselves.
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"Season 2 ends in '89," showrunner Eric Newman told Refinery29.
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Under current law, Mr. Putin's final term ends in 2024.
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When you talk about the 200s, this ends in war.
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The original text ends in a mood of muted optimism.
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A Yearslong Battle Over Kafka's Legacy Ends in Jerusalem 56.
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The resulting trauma frequently ends in sepsis and sometimes death.
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Taken literally, much of Dworkin's writing dead ends in despair.
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But, like any good noir film, the journey ends in deception.
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That is creating a tension which unfortunately often ends in violence.
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Early-bird pricing ends in just four days — 11:59 p.m.
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The Watchmen graphic novel starts and ends in the same place.
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Every human story of victory ends in aging, decay and death.
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It ends in The Hague, Netherlands, at the end of June.
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And the former aide: "Most likely this all ends in sadness."
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Tsipras's term ends in October and he is seeking re-election.
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The movie ends in a way that implies a next chapter.
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Koskinen's term ends in November 2017, after President Obama leaves office.
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He was re-elected and his term ends in late 2019.
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The race begins on Staten Island and ends in Central Park.
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"One in three first pregnancies ends in miscarriage," I would say.
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The period ends in November 2020, but few businesses have responded.
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Even so, the story ends in a way I hadn't expected.
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They were at a bit of loose ends in their lives.
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Ends in a circle or loop and doesn't provide a throughway.
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It ends in blood, and death, as all Luciferian pacts do.
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The tour ends in May, when the European Parliament elections begin.
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The hodgepodge ends in a ball, complete with commedia dell'arte figures.
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Her relationship with Meehan ends in a shocking act of violence.
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If the Bonn trial ends in convictions, stiff penalties are expected.
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His term as South African head of state ends in 2019.
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Trump's market, by contrast, begins with nothing and ends in nothing.
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What other food dish is three letters and ends in I?
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That story ends in satisfying fashion in the season two finale.
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The current Commission's mandate ends in November, unless it is extended.
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Kim would be stepping down well before his term ends in 2022.
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The space station's Expedition 59 began in March and ends in June.
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My recent casting ends in a similar way as the first one.
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A plot to steal a valuable comic book collection ends in murder.
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It's a risk — one that ends in failure for many young entrepreneurs.
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Every year, the world ends in a desert near California City, California.
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That won't start again until after the commenting period ends in December.
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Managerial liberalism treats people as tools rather than as ends in themselves.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's 5-year term ends in April.
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The chief executive will step down when his term ends in April.
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Typically, flu season begins in the fall and ends in the spring.
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Other affronts and verbal attacks inevitably follow; the evening ends in chaos.
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The total eclipse's path begins in Oregon and ends in South Carolina.
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Unfortunately for them, this bogus wet dream ends in stains and tears.
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That existence always ends in death, but there's no pressure of heroism.
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Their eight-day tour ends in the same city on October 1.
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But the fence abruptly ends in some places, leaving vast open stretches.
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Spoiler alert: It usually ends in him quitting with an epic tantrum.
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But fewer than two in five trafficking cases ends in a conviction.
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It ends in me planting history's noisiest smooch directly on his lips.
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It's not a coincidence that each of these movements ends in death.
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Yellen, whose term ends in February, secured second place with 22 percent.
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Traditionally, a story that ends in matrimony is classified as a comedy.
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But each episode ends in grandeur, when Trump arrives to pass judgment.
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The mandate of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras ends in September of 2019.
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Oakland allowed the third-most fantasy points to tight ends in 2015.
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Gigantic and tattooed, it ends in a hand with long, manicured nails.
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What's more, Seibel told me Fathom's contract with Entrena ends in November.
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The program officially ends in March, so clearly time is running out.
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For some prisoners, the ride ends in serious injury, or even death.
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That's a name that ends in a bird, and it's 15 letters.
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This remains one of the more troubling loose ends in the report.
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But when one of them goes missing, the night ends in tragedy.
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If this ends in March it will be a loss, but manageable.
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Like a fair share of American stories, this one ends in tragedy.
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Khawla's marriage ends in divorce; she opens a beauty parlor in Muscat.
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The early-bird pricing ends in just three days, on January 31.
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The contract ends in April, sources familiar with the matter have said.
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Yoho will complete the rest of his term, which ends in 2021.
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Instead, he will step down after his current term ends in December.
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Yellen's four-year term as Fed chief ends in early February 2018.
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All I know is it ends in tears — and a very angry Caroline.
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In this case, the trailer of internet breadcrumbs ends in San Antonio, Texas.
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Rape is notoriously under-reported to police and ends in relatively few convictions.
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Tarbert would replace current CFTC chair Christopher Giancarlo, whose term ends in April.
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He was appointed by President Barack Obama and his term ends in November.
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Astro Boy's origin story begins and ends in a self-driving car accident.
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Even if a marriage ends in divorce, that doesn't mean it's a failure.
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An awkward encounter with Robert Downey Jr. that ends in an accidental hug.
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Early-bird pricing for TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019 ends in just 72 hours.
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The measure would then die when the current session ends in late May.
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The legal season for hunting boar starts in November and ends in January.
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This could prove to be a policy victory that ends in political defeat.
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Few expect it to reopen during her presidency, which ends in December 2017.
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After the auction ends in April, the parties are expected to begin negotiations.
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The suspension ends in January, so he hopes for a permanent tax repeal.
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Handel will serve out the rest of Price's term, which ends in 2018.
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Jones is now serving the remainder of the term that ends in 2021.
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That ends in 2018, but Yellen could remain on the board until 2024.
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Santos, whose term ends in two weeks, urged political leaders to defend peace.
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"Zone" ends in the middle of the night—which is where "Compass" begins.
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Dudley took office in January 2009 and his term ends in early 2019.
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Once this term ends in 2024, the constitution bars him from running again.
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Trump has sent mixed signals about Yellen, whose term ends in February 2018.
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If this presidency ends in "disaster," the price will be paid by others.
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Yellen's term ends in February, and Trump has made favorable comments about her.
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It isn't spoiling this movie to tell you it ends in a graveyard.
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Ms. Merkel has pledged to finish out her term, which ends in 2021.
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I should underline that I'm a historian, and my expertise ends in 1995.
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What starts as an act of care between vulnerable women ends in carnage.
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The best pricing for passes to Disrupt Berlin 2019 ends in four days.
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"Hopefully it ends in something that both sides feel good about," she says.
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"Scandal" started in the Obama presidency and now ends in the Trump one.
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Her review came less than six months before her term ends in February.
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A final vote would take place before the legislative session ends in May.
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Mr. Shaub, whose five-year term ends in January, refuses to back down.
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When a vote on a motion ends in a tie, the motion fails.
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He ends in a full-on relapse, and a suicidal one at that.
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The pipeline system starts in Port Arthur, Texas, and ends in Hammond, Indiana.
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Belcher will serve out the rest of Johnson's term, which ends in December.
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Summer ends in the Northern Hemisphere on September 23 with the fall equinox.
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India's fiscal year starts in April and ends in March the following year.
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The sisters say their stay in Hong Kong legally ends in six days.
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He will remain in New York through the season, which ends in July.
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Bilmes's and Colwell's terms end in May, and Hessler-Radelet's ends in 2021.
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The investigation ends in November 2017 after Russia repeatedly blocks attempts at renewal.
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It's the street equivalent of a Twitter spat that ends in the morgue.
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In my mind, it's a narrative that ends in a specific call to action.
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It's easy to draw a line where the victims' consent ends in these cases.
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A verdict in her trial is expected before her detention period ends in April.
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The big question: What will happen when the current IMF program ends in April?
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I know that each sell-off is different and ends in its own way.
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Several videos show an initial car chase that ends in gunshots fired by police.
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Our lease ends in August and I've been daydreaming and browsing available houses online.
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The climbing season ends in May and hundreds of climbers are currently on Everest.
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If she is impeached, Temer would finish out the term, which ends in 2018.
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The night ends in screaming and tears as the girls go their own ways.
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Some business leaders want him to step aside before his term ends in 2021.
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This is likely the last round of honorees before Obama's term ends in January.
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This Congress ends in six months, five months, and we have elections in between.
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And it ends in a belt of commercial labs and high-tech business parks.
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Let's hope they tie up a few more loose ends in the Netflix revival.
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Indian and Japanese banks were not included as their fiscal year ends in March.
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He said he would serve out his term as mayor, which ends in December.
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The opposition is also calling for fresh elections before Maduro's term ends in 2019.
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The bailout program, now carried only by the euro zone, ends in mid-2018.
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His term ends in 2019 and his Syriza party is trailing in opinion polls.
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But the second attempt, in which Thompson attempts a 360 dunk, ends in disaster.
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For the following summer season, which ends in October 2018, they have 1,700 slots.
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Greece's current international bailout, the country's third rescue programme since 2010, ends in August.
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Both parties will want to avoid snap elections before their term ends in 2018.
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But a wrong answer ends in a water balloon or pie to the face.
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The rule will be finalized after the public comment period ends in late October.
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If it does, it could rule in its current term, which ends in June.
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The potential remains for many more cases before peak mosquito season ends in November.
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Greece's current international bailout, the country's third rescue program since 2010, ends in August.
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Ebron finished fourth among tight ends in fantasy points in standard-scoring last year.
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They aim to have the house ready when his term ends, in January, 2019.
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Medtronic expects to ramp up production in its fourth quarter, which ends in April.
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Medine was not confirmed until 2013, for a term that ends in January 2018.
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The night ends in a beautiful blur of pickelbacks and pong at the Breslin.
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The Kickstarter ends in thirteen days and they are already well over their goal.
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When we do try to fix the bigger things, it usually ends in disaster.
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That is why socialism always begins with cheering crowds and ends in economic ruin.
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Once the season ends in April, whatever is left in the barrel is bottled.
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If confirmed, Mr. Powell will succeed Janet L. Yellen, whose term ends in February.
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And that's saying something given that "A Star Is Born" ends in a suicide.
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Its most successful section takes place over a single day that ends in death.
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Even so, she worries it will disappear when her probationary period ends in September.
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Disaster for our Big 3 thus averted, the episode ends in Axe Cap headquarters.
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Her term ends in February, and Mr. Trump is considering whether to replace her.
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As with Greene's novel 69 years ago, "Some Rise by Sin" ends in violence.
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Then the effort made an appearance on both ends in the final 12 minutes.
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In Claude Chabrol's "Les Biches" (1968), a love triangle ends in a fatal stabbing.
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Then listen up, because our super early-bird pricing ends in just five days.
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The court found on Friday that the ends in no way justified the methods.
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A system that begins in high idealism ends in corruption, dishonesty, oppression and distrust.
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The consultation ends in August, with final guidelines due to be published shortly afterwards.
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"I think we were flat on both ends in the first half," Gobert said.
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Tsipras's term ends in 2019 and his party is sagging in the opinion polls.
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Currently, India is in its fiscal year 2020, which ends in March next year.
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It ends in a USB jack that plugs into a round AC/DC adapter.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the time that voting ends in Florida.
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A two-shot rally that ends in an error is next at 210.7 percent.
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Putting people like that in a position of great power always ends in disaster.
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If this process ends in failure, which seem likely, then let's return to regular order.
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However, the technology may not be ready when a Brexit transition period ends in 2020.
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Beyond Windows, support for the Office 2010 collection of productivity apps ends in October 2020.
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Britain has committed to applying EU rules during the transition period that ends in December.
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If one affair ends in tears, there is always a new paramour in the wings.
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It ends in a way that made me tear up, and you should watch it.
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Britain has committed to applying EU rules during the transition period that ends in December.
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Thailand is in the middle of its monsoon season which usually ends in mid-October.
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Flamanville is not due to open before 2018 while Hollande's term ends in May 2017.
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He is in a bigger hurry to replace Mr Chinchilla, whose term ends in September.
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Bungie signed a 10-year agreement with Activision to publish Destiny, which ends in 2020.
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Cassini is currently completing the final year of its mission, which ends in September 2017.
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Winslow's Sr. is recognized as one of the greatest tight ends in the league's history.
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Mr Frérot hopes to stay at Veolia beyond his current term, which ends in 2018.
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The circle ends in 'teaching' rather than 'provoking a national hysteria over McDonald's szechuan sauce'.
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This means law-making can be tediously slow and often ends in a woolly compromise.
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What a tiny little space to exploit for a drive that ends in a dunk.
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This move, sometimes known as a "Custer," predictably ends in ruin for the Dothraki cavalry.
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It is the final case they will hear in their term that ends in June.
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This all ends in a bang (literally) when the two throw punches in Times Square.
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Winslow Sr. is recognized as one of the greatest tight ends in the league's history.
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Cordray, whose term ends in July, was long expected to be leaving the CFPB early.
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The city has hired a consultant to assess the program, which ends in late November.
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Formal support for Windows 3653 ends in less than six months, on January 14, 2020.
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He is viewed as more hawkish than Janet Yellen, whose current tenure ends in February.
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The tour ends in the only place it can: the death chamber of a slaughterhouse.
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Those prices will come back down to $179 when conference season ends in late October.
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Trump picked Powell to succeed current Chair Janet Yellen once her term ends in February.
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The report found that a pursuit ends in a crash every nine days on average.
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Yet few people today recall that Mary Shelley's story begins and ends in the Arctic.
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It either ends in an underwhelming draw, or the result is nullified by games elsewhere.
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The film will be for sale in its entirety when the exhibition ends in April.
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Well, the big broadcast thing I think ends in three or four years from now.
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I'm not on her level yet in MMA, when every fight ends in 10 seconds.
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If that ends in a tie, the Estonian minister chairing the meeting will draw lots.
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He announced last week that he would retire when his term ends in January 2019.
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If the second game ends in a draw, the tie is broken with a lottery.
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It is unnerving because it ends in the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
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Opinion Columnist Mario Draghi's term as president of the European Central Bank ends in October.
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August 1982 to August 1987 GAIN: 229% Not every bull market ends in a recession.
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Hyde-Smith and Espy are vying to finish Cochran's current term, which ends in 2020.
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Jake LaTurner's entire career has been political ladder-climbing — and that climb ends in August.
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The album begins in a state of keyed up anticipation and ends in emotional exhaustion.
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The piece is dominated by variations on an ascending figure that ends in a trill.
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It is appropriate, though not entirely satisfying, that "Risk" ends in a swirl of confusion.
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Shootout ends in surrender Squirrel Hill residents heard screams and gunshots coming from the synagogue.
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The closings would run from Monday through spring break, which typically ends in early April.
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That vote set in motion a new, 60-day comment period, which ends in February.
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Votes can be cast via the National History Museum website, and voting ends in February.
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The "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" tour will span five continents before it ends in 2021.
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It ends in Las Vegas Friday night on the eve of Democrats' third nominating contest.
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As shareholders make a decision about Malpass they should keep in mind the job openings just over the horizon: Christine Lagarde's term at the IMF comes due in 2021; at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), President Suma Chakrabarti's term ends in 85033; at the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), President Luis Alberto Moreno's term ends in 2020; and the President of the Asian Development Bank, Takehiko Nakao's term ends in 2021.
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This measure would keep these agencies funded through the 000 fiscal year, which ends in September.
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Practice ends in time for him to pick up his two children at school every day.
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Opposition parties have threatened protests once the Muslim holy month of Ramadan ends in early June.
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Will they be available after tax season ends, in case any problems arise with the return?
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The story ends in 2019, weeks before Slack is set to begin trading on the NYSE.
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But reports suggest parents have faced desperation and dead ends in trying to locate their children.
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The upcoming tour starts in June in the United Kingdom and ends in October in Canada.
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The commission did not receive President Morales' backing to stay once its mandate ends in September.
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De La Rue's contract, which ends in July 2019, is worth 400 million pounds ($562 million).
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Because, spoiler alert: HBO would not have revealed how Game of Thrones ends in a promo.
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Once the lease on her family's 20-acre farm ends in February, the future is uncertain.
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But he's a fairly minor character compared to others who met untimely ends in Infinity War.
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Many analysts think his plan is to tough it out until his term ends in 2019.
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Congress has been in this position before, a cycle of negotiations that often ends in inaction.
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Spoiler alert, as with all British class melodramas: any possible too-fast engagement ends in disaster.
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Google's involvement ends in 2019, and now the company says it will not pursue it further.
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Still, two final rounds of negotiations remain before the current bailout deal ends in August 2018.
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Julia's story ends in a horrifying act of sexual violence, when she's raped by a god.
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Tennessee&aposs Walker ranks third among tight ends in 2017 with 32 receptions through Week 7.
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Early-bird pricing ends in 72 hours on Friday, June 14 at 11:59 p.m. (PT).
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The squabble brings the girls nose to nose and ends in a hard headbutt from Sylvia.
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In fact, it ends in an a cappella version of one of Union's favorite '80s hits.
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Nick's attempt to munch on a Cactus ends in upchuck fluid he can't afford to lose.
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The second risk with dynamic pricing is that it ends in a race to the bottom.
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And here, my love of all things twee ends in an abrupt line in the sand.
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You can't tell where one building starts or ends in Arnau Rovira Vidal's mesmerizing series Reform.
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"(Ghani's) tenure ends in May and that's it," a message on Atta Noor's Twitter account said.
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Such assessment, however, probably will not be ready during her term, which ends in February 2018.
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Moore is now suspended without pay for the rest of his term, which ends in 2019.
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Tokayev is set to serve for the rest of Nazarbayev's term, which ends in April 2020.
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De La Rue's contract, which ends in July 2019, is worth 400 million pounds ($566 million).
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But that decree ends in 2018 — just as the FCC's net neutrality regulations are also eliminated.
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Perhaps the U.S. could submit it to the current Congress before its term ends in 2018.
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That number will grow to more than a thousand a day once DACA ends in March.
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When its spinoff "Inspector Lewis" ends in a few weeks, no one of importance will die.
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Gordon has come along in tow, feeling at loose ends in a managerial role at Mutiny.
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Penalty rates are higher in the next two phases of the amnesty, which ends in March.
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Will he survive again or will he be forced out before his term ends in 2019?
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Teachers' strikes One strike ends in one city as a new work stoppage begins in another.
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The scarring involved in cirrhosis is a one-way trip that ends in the organ's failure.
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Since the monsoon season ends in October, this could mean up to a four-month wait.
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The Kickstarter campaign ends in a week, but has already blown past its goal of $100,000.
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The tour ends in a hidden alley covered in a murals and popular with selfie shooters.
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The NHL's regular season, which starts next month and ends in April 2020, includes 1,271 games.
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The NHL's regular season, which starts next month and ends in April 2020, includes 1,271 games.
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Texas ends in politics, because it's always been a political case — even more so than most.
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Merkel's role: Ms. Merkel has said she will serve out her term, which ends in 24.
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Good run by Smolov of Russia ends in a shot, but the angle is too tight.
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Next. Pro Series Waist Trimmer: $15.16-$18.96, 903 percent claimed, ends in . . . 0:00:43. Damn.
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Since it is a day that ends in Y, there are some new developments about Uber.
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He hopes that figure will rise to the mid-90s before his challenge ends in June.
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And the landlord has told him he must leave after his current lease ends in 2023.
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Meaningfully, it ends in 1991, the year that Ms. Dash's masterpiece, "Daughters of the Dust," opened.
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The governor said he always planned to serve out his full term, which ends in 2018.
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The Dakar, one of the world's toughest endurance challenges which ends in Buenos Aires on Jan.
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Ocado's current supply deal with Waitrose, owned by the John Lewis Partnership, ends in September 2020.
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Infinity War ends in a dark place, with half the universe wiped out in an instant.
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We stay up hanging out in bed for a while which ends in us having sex.
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The chef Dave Pynt, originally from Perth, opened his restaurant Burnt Ends in Singapore in 2013.
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But when a meeting ends in a Hitler salute, the only correct term is neo-Nazi.
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Sunday • The New York City Marathon kicks off on Staten Island and ends in Central Park.
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Ms. Yellen's term as Fed chairwoman ends in February, and Mr. Trump could then replace her.
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Under the terms of May's agreement, that should be when a transition period ends in 2020.
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The museum exhibit ends in a small theater with about 10 automatic musical instruments on stage.
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Varda said she didn't know why Mona repeatedly said no, a refusal that ends in death.
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This measure would keep these agencies funded through the 2019 fiscal year, which ends in September.
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For the current quarter, which ends in March, Apple projected revenue of $29 billion to $53 billion.
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Japan's economy will grow 0.9 percent in fiscal 2018, which ends in March, the Cabinet Office said.
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If she wins, she'll serve out the rest of Persky's six-year term, which ends in 2022.
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Beck's music video for "Wow," his banger of a single, begins and ends in the wild west.
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In literature and in movies, when people try to stop the process, it always ends in disaster.
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It ends in conservativism in one form or another, whether that is simple statism, protectionism or nationalism.
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Here's hoping we see a glimpse of that sometime before the Formula E season ends in July.
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But the people buying it had much more nefarious ends in mind than just a new audience.
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Iger also told analysts on Thursday he plans to step down when his contract ends in 2021.
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He believes we've seen this pattern in the stock before, and that it always ends in disappointment.
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This play ends in a sort of performance art as that dominant presence is literally washed away.
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Netflix's deal with NBCUniversal ends in 2020, giving NBCUniversal back the rights to stream its own show.
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Morales's term ends in January, and the country is set to have a presidential run-off Aug.
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Amazon Prime's deal with HBO ends in 2018, and HBO "has no plans" to continue the relationship.
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Taurus season ends in a week, but it's about to have one heck of a last hurrah.
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Maybe it's because all love is essentially distracting folly which only ever ends in heartbreak or death.
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FORD SAYS PRODUCTION AT THE FORD AQUITAINE INDUSTRIES TRANSMISSION PLANT IN BORDEAUX, FRANCE, ENDS IN AUGUST 2019
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Even the election date, set by Mr Maduro, points to its spuriousness: his term ends in January.
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Tour begins 6/11 in the great CLE, OH and ends in LA, CA on 7/20163!
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Even a contested election that ultimately ends in Clinton's favor could do longer-term damage, White said.
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Freeman speculated whether Fed Chair Janet Yellen might resign before her four-year term ends in 2018.
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The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates—an activity that usually ends in a recession in America.
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This also leads me down an Amazon black hole that ends in buying succulents as well ($15.15).
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This was likely the governor general's final meeting with Queen Elizabeth before his term ends in September.
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In "Duel", the road-race ends in a crash in which both lorry and car are destroyed.
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" The statement ends in all-caps: "THIS VIDEO HAS NO CONNECTION TO THE DISAPPEARANCE OF KAYLA BERG.
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There's a debate scene with a faux-Hillary that ends in both characters getting covered in semen.
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That could be complicated if Democrat Mignon Clyburn leaves the commission when her term ends in June.
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The bad news is that if Korea policy goes really badly awry, it ends in nuclear war.
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Not all stalking ends in violence, but about 32,000 victims are attacked with a handgun each year.
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Mr. Cosby's first trial ends in a mistrial after jurors remain deadlocked following six days of deliberations.
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The Scripps #SpellingBee ends in an unprecedented 22019-way tie after 292 rounds of words 🏆 pic.twitter.
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Greece's current bailout, its third since the debt crisis broke out seven years ago, ends in 2018.
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Vestager's current mandate ends in October and the case could affect her ambitions for the next term.
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He said week he has no intentions of leaving until his term as governor ends in 2018.
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Experts caution it is too early to draw conclusions about a tax season that ends in April.
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President Trump said in April that he may reappoint the chairwoman after her term ends in 2018.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, whose term ends in January, may only have two policy meetings left.
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De La Rue's current contract, which is worth 400 million pounds ($549.44 million), ends in July 2019.
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If confirmed, Rettig would serve the remainder of the five-year term that ends in November 2022.
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Yet she now insists that no election is needed before the current parliamentary term ends in 2020.
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Instead of it being a triumphant moment for father and son, however, it ends in a crash.
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It is not known whether it will pass before the state's legislative session ends in 8 days.
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To compensate for its loss when it ends in April, I'd recommend watching BoJack Horseman on Netflix.
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Zinnias are edible blooming plants that are usually on the easy ends in the spectrum to grow.
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The meeting could be their last face-to-face encounter before Mr. Obama's term ends in January.
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President Donald Trump picked Powell to replace Fed Chair Janet Yellen when her term ends in February.
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Those term contracts will commence once the commissioning period on the facility ends in April or May.
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The pipeline's route starts in the Bakken oil fields of western North Dakota and ends in Illinois.
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Gavin Newsom, a Democrat who is running for governor after Mr. Brown's final term ends in 2018.
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Even if the Trump presidency ends in failure, the GOP is likely to try Trumpism without Trump.
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Assuming Powell is confirmed by the Senate, he would succeed Yellen when her term ends in February.
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If the game ends in a draw, they will meet again to break the tie on Wednesday.
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That will be phased out, at a 20 percent reduction per year, until it ends in 2026.
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Japan's economy will grow 0.9 percent in fiscal 2018, which ends in March, the Cabinet Office said.
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A decision in the Wisconsin case is expected to be made before the term ends in June.
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Rick Scott — and position himself for another White House run — when Mr. Scott's term ends in 2018.
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But there is no easy legal way of cutting short Mr. Maduro's term, which ends in 2019.
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De La Rue's current contract, which ends in July 2019, is worth 400 million pounds ($561.96 million).
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We'll be back before the rainy season ends, in order to have rations for the whole year.
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The vicious, but comical series of events leaves the singer plotting her revenge, and ends in tragedy.
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The winner of that election would complete the remainder of McCain's term, which ends in January 2023.
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Pro Football Reference measures scoring percentage, the frequency in which an offensive drive ends in a score.
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Leadership without an inner moral compass reliably pointing toward justice inevitably ends in the abuse of power.
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Teachers have left, too: Islandwide, about 116 have applied for a special sabbatical that ends in January.
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Ms. Yellen's term ends in early February, and the next chairman must be confirmed by the Senate.
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F1 didn't even get to begin its 22-race schedule, which, like NASCAR, normally ends in November.
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" The across entry that ends in the "s" that starts that "sun" is 250A, "Hollywood labor groups.
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If a criminal prosecution ends in a dismissal of the charges, for instance, the case gets sealed.
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Whether this week ends in American glory or heartbreak, the United States has its work cut out.
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We expect to publish winning ideas about a month after this contest ends, in late February 2019.
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The House extends a break for a StarKist tuna cannery in American Samoa that ends in 22014.
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Mr. Clark's résumé ends in June 2015, indicating that he probably joined the Islamic State after that.
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The story ends in November 2016 with the victory of Donald Trump and the anniversary of Kristallnacht.
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The justices are expected to issue a final ruling before the court's term ends in late June.
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In all, Shanker's team does not foresee FedEx bouncing back before its financial year ends in May.
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Teardrop Park has a water play area and a long slide that ends in a sand pit.
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Mr. Powell, a current Fed governor, would succeed Janet L. Yellen once her term ends in February.
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Government and military advertisers will have to provide a web domain and email address that ends in .
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Gelatinous sea animals, like jellyfish and ctenophores, have traditionally been regarded as "dead ends" in food webs.
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"Halloween Kills" is the first of two sequels coming — one this year and "Halloween Ends" in 2021.
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Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, whose second term ends in August, is not eligible for re-election.
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For up to half of those who develop severe symptoms, yellow fever ends in a painful death.
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If that game ends in a draw, the player who has black will be the world champion.
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Duterte's single term ends in June 2022 and he has spoken often recently about quitting before that.
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Her term ends in February, and Mr. Trump has said he is considering whether to replace her.
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Not every animal has a digestive system that ends in a different place from where it begins.
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Mr. Christie, whose term ends in January, remains one of Mr. Trump's most loyal supporters and apologists.
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The task takes almost seven and a half years to complete and ends in a colossal party.
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He said he would "run through the tape" and work hard until his term ends in January.
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Yellen's chairmanship ends in February, but her term on the Fed board doesn't end until January 2024.
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If confirmed, Rettig would serve the remainder of a five-year term that ends in November 2022.
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These setbacks have fed speculation that Mr Hernández may not finish his term, which ends in 2022.
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A spokesman for the company said Harrison plans to serve out his contract that ends in 2017.
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Toward many of those ends, in 2013 Mr. Xi unveiled a set of 60 main reform goals.
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Also: It ends in 1996, right on the cusp of country's growing presence on the pop charts.
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He said he would "run through the tape" and work hard until his term ends in January.
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If confirmed, Powell will replace Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen, whose term leading the bank ends in February.
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The olfactory nerve begins in the nasal cavity and ends in the olfactory bulb, in the brain.
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The winner of that race will serve the remainder of Ms. James's term, which ends in 26.
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Whoever wins the seat currently held by Cochran will finish out the term, which ends in 2020.
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And it ends in what appears to be the future — I gasped when I saw Nora's face.
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These fundamental notions of moral responsibility, the golden rule, are only intelligible in terms of what I'm calling secular faith because it requires both that you believe in the intrinsic value of yourself and others as ends in themselves, so that they should be treated as ends in themselves.
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The current budget, which ends in 2020, is worth 1.04 percent of the EU's gross national income (GNI).
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Beijing and Washington are trying to resolve their trade disputes under a tariff ceasefire that ends in March.
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He's in his 9th NFL season and is considered one of the best tight ends in the league.
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The theory sends her on a journey that begins with grief and ends in wonder… and maybe love?
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Atambayev has pledged to step down when his term ends in December 2017 and not seek re-election.
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The Pine Island Glacier ends in a floating ice shelf which buttresses the land-based ice behind it.
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A nomination could come within weeks as the term of current Chair Janet Yellen ends in February 22002.
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The number two job is currently held by Portugal's Vitor Constancio, whose eight-year term ends in May.
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Apple requires that that any app sold have a price that ends in 99 cents, such as $1.99.
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Antonio Gracias, whose term ends in 2020, and venture capitalist Steve Jurvetson will leave the board in 2020.
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I mean, "Mork & Mindy" ends in 1982, and then "Good Morning, Vietnam" is like late '87, early '88.
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She's the one who turns the exchange into the kind of all-day hangout that ends in sex.
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The men studied were more likely to seek extramarital affairs when their age ends in the number nine.
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Books of The Times Lawrence Wright's new book begins at a truck stop and ends in a graveyard.
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Illustration by Ashley Goodall The problem with breakup sex is that it ends in one of two ways.
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Hyde-Smith's victory means she will serve out the rest of Cochran's Senate term, which ends in 2020.
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"The exchange, recorded on two different camera phones, captured an intense conversation that ends in gunfire," CNN writes.
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VALUE-ADDED PRODUCTS The CCDP ends in December, but local authorities and villagers plan to continue its work.
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The conversation between Rob and Chyna about the therapy starts off awkward but ends in a good place.
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His journey ends in southern China at Foxconn's city-sized plant, which makes iPhones and other electronic gadgets.
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Makuch, whose term ends in 2021, told reporters he considers finance minister Peter Kazimir as a suitable replacement.
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Park, whose five-year term ends in February 2018, has resisted calls to resign but has apologized twice.
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Focused on Chiron's anxiety over his homosexual impulses, it's not surprising that Moonlight ends in a tender embrace.
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MAY PREMIERSHIP ENDS IN JUNE In Britain, May announcing her resignation send the pound on a rollercoaster ride.
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The president also stressed that he would hold down Mexico's debt during his administration, which ends in 2024.
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The worst dream, the very worst "dream," is the world outside Hill House which ends in their deaths.
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Also, trying to sell specific hardware for a not-even-close to ubiquitous feature usually ends in disaster.
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The takeaway: Developing drugs is an expensive process that costs billions of dollars and frequently ends in failure.
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The process of drinking this drink only ends in the loss of one's faith in one's own judgement.
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Instead of finishing up with a shocking moment, it just sort of ... ends, in a rather anticlimactic fashion.
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Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal's best player, has yet to extend his contract with the club, which ends in 2018.
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"I signed up for a term that ends in November," Koskinen said at a Senate Finance Committee hearing.
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Kanye West gets major dad points after taking his kid on a ride that often ends in chunks.
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Still, with the rainy season ongoing, many worry that more hurricanes could hit before it ends in November.
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"I signed up for a term that ends in November," Koskinen said at a Senate Finance Committee hearing.
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The winner of the special election will serve out the remainder of Sessions's term, which ends in 2020.
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"Bro culture" lives on even where sexual harassment ends -- in the meeting room, where authority rises or falls.
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Looking forward, the bank noted Trump could potentially transform FERC since Commissioner Colette Honorable's term ends in June.
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And only a fraction of that fraction will be spent this fiscal year (which ends in March 2017).
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Their journey ends in a show down with white authoritarian figures like men in suits, politicians, and police.
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Nintendo was aiming to shift 83 million Switch consoles in its fiscal year which ends in March 2018.
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We do bad things reluctantly, because we are forced to, because we have ultimate good ends in mind.
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It will need old and new friends even more if the current tiff ends in a messy divorce.
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Xi is closing in on the last year of a five-year term that ends in October 2017.
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The company said Truscott will take over as CEO after his contract with Galliford Try ends in September.
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Cate Blanchett narrates this 0003-minute documentary, which starts with the Big Bang and ends in the future.
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Replacing Mr. Leung when his term ends in March would help mend ties between Beijing and the separatists.
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Rettig has been nominated to fill the remainder of a five-year term that ends in November 2022.
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The Arctic's melting season starts each year in June and ends in August, with peak melting in July.
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A nomination could come within weeks as the term of current Chair Janet Yellen ends in February 22010.
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With an empty trailer, the wind can blow you off the road and it ends in a rollover.
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If Wim's trial ends in a conviction, he will likely be imprisoned for the rest of his life.
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War is one instrument of power, but successful military operations are not ends in themselves, McMaster has stated.
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It won't work for those with curls — the blunt ends in particular can cause the dreaded triangle look.
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Yellen's term ends in early February 2018 and earlier this week declined to talk about her plans after.
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Deutsche Boerse might try again later - after all, current European antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager's term ends in 2019.
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For me, the two best tight ends in this class are Arkansas's Hunter Henry and Stanford's Tyler Hooper.
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The video ends in black and white, stealing his would-be attacker's sunglasses and hiking up his pants.
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But, let's just say it ends in masturbating into a mason jar while sitting in Los Angeles traffic.
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The company expects to post "its best results ever" in fiscal 2018, which ends in March, Mazaia said.
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His physical frailty has spurred debate about whether he will complete his current term, which ends in 2019.
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Under the Constitution, Ms. Park is limited to a single five-year term that ends in February 2018.
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But barring significant injuries, a third consecutive season that ends in the same finals matchup seems most likely.
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I have an apartment in Spain that I'm paying for (obv can't use) but that ends in June.
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What's most likely to happen is that the coronavirus peaks in the second quarter, which ends in June.
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My luck ends in the next round, but I still bask in the glory of that first triumph.
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"What begins in farce ends in cruelty," John Leonard of The New York Times wrote in his review.
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He said the administration planned to present it after Ramadan, the Muslim holiday that ends in early June.
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Tepid support for Mr. Achleitner could put pressure on him to resign before his term ends in 2022.
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China would not be the first country to use trade to achieve political ends in the United States.
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If you're playing with four people, you might just get outnumbered and the conversation ends in a hurry.
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Mr. Duterte also reiterated that the drug war would continue until his six-year term ends in 2022.
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OPEC MEETING ENDS IN VIENNA, AHEAD OF CRUNCH TALKS WITH RUSSIA ON FRIDAY OVER OIL OUTPUT CUTS - SOURCE
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Warren's campaign hopes to be at $20 million when the quarter ends in four days, the email says.
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The Trump administration is beginning to consider whether she should be replaced when her term ends in February.
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It begins in childhood and ends in his final year, by which time he was 91 years old.
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Britain leaves the bloc next week, followed by a "business as usual" transition period that ends in December.
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In the act that makes them famous, they do a tango that ends in an open-mouthed kiss.
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It is not for sale, he said, while it is part of the show, which ends in January.
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Yellen's appearance comes as the Trump administration mulls whether to replace her when her term ends in February.
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Chris Christie's term ends in January 2018 and he would almost certainly appoint a Republican to replace Menendez.
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Thailand is in the midst of its monsoon season which begins in May and usually ends in October.
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The Japanese school year ends in March, and the new year usually starts at the beginning of April.
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The pursuit of pleasure ends in punishment, an outcome that satisfies both our judgmental and our masochistic urges.
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The changes would limit and decrease the power of future presidents after Putin&aposs term ends in 2024.
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In addition to John Manza, Wayne Bush is an assistant secretary-general until his term ends in October.
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Putin is in the midst of his second seven-year term as president; his tenure ends in 2628.
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Ms. Yellen's term as chair ends in early 2018, so he'll get to replace her if he chooses.
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For now, Stokes plans to remain in Turkey until the season ends in early May, despite the hazards.
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The piece reads like the beginning of a story by Poe that ends in a chamber of horrors.
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Once the test ends, in mid-November, Chick-fil-A will decide if and how to move forward.
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That 1997 deal ends in 2047, when Hong Kong will be likely absorbed into Xi Jinping's authoritarian China.
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Akzo said in a statement that Burgmans would step down when his current term ends in April 2018.
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The Finance Ministry confirmed last month it was seeking to extend Weidmann's first term, which ends in April.
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The tour ends in Lansing, Michigan, on Sunday, for another rally with the "Not One Penny" tax tour.
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The first woman to hold the top job, she will succeed Mario Draghi, whose term ends in October.
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The first woman to hold the top job, she will succeed Mario Draghi, whose term ends in October.
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A World Cup is not successful for Brazil unless it ends in a parade through Rio de Janeiro.
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"But once started on 'ice' her colourful life was spent," it ends, in a startling reference to meth.
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Instead, it's a rollercoaster that ends in what might be the record's most Magnetic Fields-sounding, jaunty tunes.
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Mike Parson, a Republican, will be sworn in and serve out Greitens's term, which ends in January 2021.
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Trump is running for re-election next year and a loss would mean his presidency ends in January 2021.
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Merkel announced that she will not be seeking any political posts after her term as chancellor ends in 240.
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In fact, its file name literally ends in "2017/08/eeo-1-report-2017," even though it's 2016 data.
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Plus, it typically ends in a clear-cut winner, whereas the popular vote can be a little more dicey.
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Like season one, Stranger Things 2 ends in a way that could have made for a satisfying series finale.
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The original saga ends in 2019 with Episode IX, and fans are hoping to have all their questions answered.
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The other option would be to wait out the rainy season -- which typically ends in October -- inside the cave.
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A more nuanced, convoluted reading would almost certainly leave parliament in place until the legislature ends in early 2018.
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Congress would also be mandated to vote to allow a trial and suspend Temer, whose term ends in December.
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"In literature and in movies, when people try to stop the process, it always ends in disaster," she said.
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Another Marine general, Joseph Dunford, is the current chairman, serving a two-year term that ends in mid-2017.
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It's the highway that cuts through the Seven Kingdoms in the "Game of Thrones," and ends in King's Landing.
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There are still some loose ends in the scandal that has loomed over Trump's presidency more than any other.
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Nate brings the official sign-on papers to Annalise, which ends in a romantic reunion for between the couple.
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He pointed out that there's never been a nutrient with a linear relationship to health that ends in zero.
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Fans of 2010's science fiction indie thriller Skyline may remember that it ends in a thoroughly insane place.
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Some are bound to propose extending his term, which ends in 2022, or abolishing term limits for the presidency.
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You wind up with this awkward, dry humping and grinding situation that often ends in frustration and general angst.
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But Mr Draghi's term ends in the wake of European elections, as they are also deciding other top jobs.
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A more convoluted reading would leave Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni in charge until the legislature ends in early 2018.
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Max and Lucas have their first kiss and Mike and Eleven are reunited which also ends in a kiss.
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Before its mission ends in February 2018, Juno will study Jupiter's atmospheric composition as well as the planet's magnetosphere.
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Caio's term ends in April and the Italian press has speculated whether he will keep his job after that.
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The service said it expects to add another 5 million subscribers in the next quarter, which ends in June.
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The actress is leaving the NBC soap opera when her contract ends in late April, Entertainment Weekly has confirmed.
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We all know that…If this process ends in failure, which seems likely, then let's return to regular order.
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The Central Asian nation's constitution bars Atambayev from running for a second term when his mandate ends in 2017.
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In the west of Belgium, near the French border, the A19 motorway ends in a four-lane, unfinished overpass.
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Ocado's deal with Waitrose ends in September 2020 and the Standard said it had an 18-month break clause.
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The story of the creation of the industrial robotic arm ends in a somewhat strange place: the bowling alley.
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The revival of the charges could increase pressure on Zuma to step down before his term ends in 2019.
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It is a fleeting pleasure that ends in a couple of seconds—one or two bites and it's over.
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Slide the columns of letters up and down, settling suddenly on a suffix—perhaps the word ends in "-ing"?
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Eskom said Futuregrowth's lending freeze would not affect its funding for the current financial year, which ends in March.
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MAHATHIR SAYS NO DATE SET FOR HIM TO STEP DOWN, WILL BE BEFORE FIVE-YEAR TERM ENDS IN 2023
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Diokno has said the reserve requirement ratio will be in the single digits before his term ends in 2023.
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A conversation with a billionaire developer that ends in "no deal" creates the identical dynamic as one that doesn't.
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Jeff Flake, R, that he would not be seeking reelection, and would retire when his term ends in January.
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The hapless utility could yet be hit with huge fire-related expenses this dry season, which ends in December.
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Other major cases could also find their way to the Supreme Court before the term ends in late June.
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Mexico would continue to recognize Morales as the legitimate president until his term ends in January 2020, Ebrard said.
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The lame-duck session ends in a matter of weeks, and so does the Republicans' unified control of government.
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Fed governor Jerome Powell is widely expected to be nominated for the post when Yellen's term ends in February.
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My nerves begin to die, disintegrating into a sizzling sensation from their ends in my fingers, toes, and genitals.
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President Trump will likely not reappoint Yellen as Fed chairman when her term ends in February of next year.
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He announced last month that he will not seek reelection to the Senate once his term ends in 2018.
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The mandate of the current left-leaning Syriza government ends in October, meaning that a general election is looming.
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The spacecraft has been out of this world for almost 20 years and its mission formally ends in September.
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Ocado's deal with Waitrose, owned by the John Lewis Partnership, ends in September 219, though it could be extended.
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The government has reappointed Governor Haruhiko Kuroda for another five-year term when the current one ends in April.
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An election is set for June 2018 to fill the rest of Lee's term, which ends in January 2020.
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Dissly, one of the hottest tight ends in the past few weeks, should continue his streak in Week 6.
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But Mr. Newman indicated to Fox that he would stay only through this television season, which ends in May.
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We don't need to wait for another story, whether it ends in tragedy or perseverance, to protect our children.
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BRAC's single largest source of grants, a "strategic partnership" with the governments of Australia and Britain, ends in 22017.
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The new 21st Century Fox logo forgoes the orchestral arrangement and ends in a series of R2D2-like bleeps.
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It is only fitting that Queen Cersei begins and ends, in a way, with a sack of King's Landing.
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But when I bring this up with her, it always ends in a screaming match (especially on Sunday mornings).
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The woman was the eighth person to die under immigration detention in fiscal 2020, which ends in late September.
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She has only a few more opportunities to do so before her four-year term ends in early February.
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There is so far no indication McConnell or his members will return before the recess ends in early September.
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Tuesday's 171.5km stage promises plenty of climbing as the race crosses the Pennines and ends in the Lake District.
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WONDER WHEEL If it's a year that ends in a number, there must be a new Woody Allen movie.
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This time the Court of the Judiciary suspended him for the remainder of his term, which ends in 2019.
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In power since late 1999, Putin will be 71 by the time his current presidential term ends in 2024.
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The scene ends in an anarchic bacchanal for full ensemble, with bass tubas bellowing a portion of Lucifer's theme.
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The company added that its earnings will also be lower for the full fiscal year, which ends in May.
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Anyhow, let's wrap this one here, and we'll be back at it when everything ends in a couple days.
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When Osmond, prematurely, declares his love for Isabel and she refuses him, their parting ends in their first touch.
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Rovenski says whether swatting ends in tragedy or not comes down to who is on responding to the call.
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I am not employed, and I pay $800 a month for my COBRA coverage, which ends in June 2018.
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President Obama says he plans to keep pushing for action on climate change after his presidency ends in January.
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Ms. Yellen's term as chairwoman ends in February 2018, and Mr. Trump has said he would prefer a Republican.
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Under Dutch market law, PPG cannot re-approach Akzo during a six-month cooldown period that ends in December.
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Whatever you choose, settlement benefits won't start to be distributed until after the claims process ends in Jan. 2020.
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Any changes will not be implemented until a transition period ends in 2020 – and that deadline may slip further.
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Ferrari has previously said a fully electric vehicle would be launched after the current industrial plan ends in 2022.
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The rule is likely one of the last major CFPB regulations released under Cordray, whose term ends in July.
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Under the EU's current financing cycle, which ends in 2020 Hungary gets some 25 billion euros over seven years.
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Looming over that framework is an expiration date: The agreement to maintain Hong Kong's unique status ends in 2047.
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Andrew M. Cuomo — whose term ends in 2018 — and a predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, both former New York attorneys general.
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He comes to believe that losing is the natural condition of life, that all human endeavor ends in ruin.
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It ends in the middle of a verse after a stark lyric, cut short suddenly like The Sopranos finale.
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The battle between the Pandavas and Kauravas — who make up the poem's eponymous Bharata family — ends in unfathomable devastation.
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It is important to see dialogue and engagement as tools for achieving our objectives, not ends in and of themselves.
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He spoke at Monday's opening of a regular Human Rights Council session, his last before his term ends in August.
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A new election would be held if the opposition succeeds this year in recalling Maduro, whose term ends in 2019.
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Based on the order, the program ends in March 2018, and no new applicants can sign up in the meantime.
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Its current rescue program, which includes policies prescribed by its European Union and International Monetary Fund lenders, ends in August.
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The episode ends in Oxford, where Villanelle has donned her best schoolboy look in order to casually run into Niko.
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But this is just the beginning of a comically machismo episode-long arc for Axe, that ultimately ends in castration.
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But he is still subject to investigation and possible trial by lower courts after his term ends in late 2018.
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Michael L. Parson, formerly Greitens' lieutenant governor, succeeded him and will remain in office until the term ends in 2021.
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According to The New York Times, the court will settle on it in its current term, which ends in June.
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Disrupt Berlin 2018 takes place on 28-29 November, but this early-bird flash sale ends in just 48 hours.
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The Cassini mission, which ends in September 2017, has been exploring the planet and its moons, rings and powerful magnetosphere.
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What starts as "just one shipment" ends in a Machiavellian plot that somehow incorporates both water aerobics and serial blackmail.
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Zuma, 74, has shown no signs of stepping down before his second and final term as president ends in 2019.
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Jones will fill the rest of Sessions' term, which ends in 2020, and then he'll have to run for reelection.
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The CDC issued recommendations to properly disinfect water lines and avoid "dead ends in plumbing where stagnant water" can form.
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It ends in injury and a "help me!" text to Gretchen, who finds this problem to be also not solved.
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The path of a refugee is immeasurably dangerous and, as we have seen in harrowing detail, often ends in tragedy.
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There will be no winner in a 'war of all against all' — particularly if it ends in a nuclear war.
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Some expect that by the time the FAA pilot ends in November 2020, Mr Bezos will finally have his way.
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Hundreds of foreign climbers are on different Himalayan peaks in Nepal during the current climbing season which ends in May.
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Their adventure ends in Jorah finding the ring Dany dropped on the ground when she was surrounded by Dothraki warriors.
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Unfortunately, the trigger for whether a given mission like the one in Niger ends in combat isn't in American hands.
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To those ends, the second season ends in the sweetest most pop culture perfect way ever: with a school dance.
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My line ends in Jacksonville and there is a Burger King right next to my gate that's calling my name.
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Toshiba now expects to have 150 billion yen ($1.3 billion) of negative equity when its financial year ends in March.
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One pseudopodium extends to the west, long and thin, until it widens out a bit and ends in a box.
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"Six weeks on the road ends in this, Very rough day, severe dehydration & infection – 2 drips & antibiotics #Rio," she tweeted.
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"I find it prudent to take steps to ensure this year's budget ends in balance," he wrote in the letter.
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That, in turn, can force the Fed to raise rates more quickly, a course that often ends in a recession.
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USDA predicts that 213 million bushels of soybeans will be left over when the current marketing year ends in August.
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LONDON — It's not every day that a simple customer complaint ends in a lengthy, pun-filled rap battle about fish.
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Black, black, black, like the screen after the movie ends in the split second before the ads start up again.
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He has not indicated if he will stay on the panel as a commissioner until his term ends in 2018.
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The Broncos have had only two tight ends in uniform, Virgil Green and John Phillips, for both of their games.
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The campaign ends in 26 days with first deliveries expect to arrive by this November (assuming there are no delays).
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Hernandez is only 27 -- and when he was playing, he was one of the best tight ends in the game.
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The motorcycles will start after the cars in Sunday's second stage, a 267km loop that starts and ends in Pisco.
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The startups will receive $100,000 in funding, and will participate in a demo day when the program ends in November.
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The recent spending bill only funds the government through the end of the current fiscal year, which ends in September.
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The show is starting to tie up its loose ends in satisfying ways, but it can still be plenty cruel.
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Harrell has five days to decide to hold the position for the remainder of Murray's term, which ends in December.
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The show ends in a flash, literally, as band vanishes from the stage in a puff of smoke and confetti.
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Play:ground, for children 6 and older, will be open weekends until ferry service to the island ends, in late September.
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The subsequent chapter, which ends in the Nevada prison where Mr. Simpson currently resides, is all entropy, squalor and sleaze.
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Poseidon Expeditions is holding a sale on its 11-day East Greenland trip that starts and ends in Reykjavik, Iceland.
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Corker announced earlier this year that he will not seek reelection to the Senate once his term ends in 2018.
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Kyl announced in December that he would not stay for the remainder of McCain's term, which ends in 2020. Sen.
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It's a great help to know a word ends in P or K, not to mention U. Also, Rick James!
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In announcing his retirement in mid-April, he insisted on staying through the full term, which ends in early January.
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Its current rescue program, which includes policies prescribed by its European Union and International Monetary Fund lenders, ends in August.
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The series begins with Fleabag arousing herself to a video of President Obama and ends in the key of grief.
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The regulation is set to be issued near the time a flagship tax amnesty programme ends in March, he said.
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He's one of the five best tight ends in fantasy and is still available in nearly a quarter of leagues.
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TC Sessions: Enterprise takes place on September 5, but your chance to save $100 ends in just four short days.
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As part of this review, the agreement ends in 16 years unless the three countries agree to extend the term.
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The FOMB current members three-year designation ends in summer 2019, at which time they may be renominated or replaced.
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Obama invited Modi for one of the last big visits by a world leader before his term ends in January.
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An article on Friday about voter turnout efforts in swing states misstated the day early voting ends in North Carolina.
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Before the West arrived, there were twice as many T-junctions and dead ends in Tokyo as there were thoroughfares.
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Hanukkah 2019 will begin in the evening of Sunday, December 22 and ends in the evening of Monday, December 30.
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This week, he gets the Bucs, who have allowed top-14 finishes against tight ends in eight of nine games.
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It is expected that Powell will be in place when Yellen's four-year term as Fed chief ends in February.
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They say everyone falls in love with the first person they have sex with, and it often ends in misery.
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Patel's reappointment will raise market hopes that Rajan, will also be offered an extension when his tenure ends in September.
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Authorities and organisers of the Kuala Lumpur Grand Prix are considering halting the race after the contract ends in 2018.
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Citing four sources, Politico said Cohn is now the leading candidate to replace Yellen once her term ends in February.
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There will be no winner in a "war of all against all" — particularly if it ends in a nuclear war.
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The far left's war with industrial and agricultural America that contributed to Trump's 2016 victory never ends in Sanders' world.
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Pursuing more may lead people to attain more, but ultimately ends in wanting still more — and not actually feeling satisfied.
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The story ends in bloody revolt and the assassination of the fictional author before he can review his page proofs.
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I'll bet you sped through, so I'll spill it here: Every single clue ends in the letter T as well.
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A tragedy ends in death, a comedy in a wedding, with some suspense about who dies or who gets married.
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The song's Tidal-only video clip, titled "The Glass House," starts with a couple's argument and ends in mass devastation.
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If so, China would not be the first country to use trade to achieve political ends in the United States.
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If the current season ends in August, next season might not begin until winter instead of the typical October tipoff.
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In the "Enuma Elish," the Mesopotamian origin story, warfare among the gods ends in penal servitude for the losing side.
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After quality time with her daughters ends in chaos and screaming, Joanie tells her husband Paul (Lyriq Bent) the truth.
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So in the first Cosby trial in 22018, those additional witnesses are not allowed, and it ends in a mistrial.
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The move means the court will almost certainly not hear the case in its current term, which ends in June.
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According to administration officials, Trump could still make the trip late in the week if the shutdown ends in time.
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The lesson here is that leaving your children alone around loaded guns – even figuratively smoking ones – always ends in disaster.
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I think you're right about that, and it's partly why your book ends in a rather depressing cul-de-sac.
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The board will then have the power to hire and fire its own superintendent; Mr. Cerf's contract ends in June.
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If Mr. Trump's presidency ends in humiliation, future generations may well conclude that it was bound to fail all along.
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It turns out the pervasive drama never ends in the YouTube beauty guru community – it even stretches to their cats.
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The W.N.B.A. Players Association's agreement with the women's league ends in October, after the union opted out in November 2018.
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A ruling is due by the end of the court's new term, which starts on Monday and ends in June.
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If every attempt to discuss it ends in a full-blown fight, it could be time to see a therapist.
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Obama's second four-year term ends in January 2017 and the campaign to choose his successor has been hotly contested.
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He is in the midst of a possibly rare season: one that ends in a playoff appearance for the Knicks.
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If the court decides to grant the case, Democrats asked that it do so this term, which ends in June.
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If the investigation ends in criminal charges, it could be the largest prosecution of drug companies regarding the opioid crisis.
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That, in turn, can force the Fed to raise rates more quickly, a course that often ends in a recession.
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Christie has since repeatedly vowed in recent weeks he plans on finishing out his gubernatorial term, which ends in 2018.
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Draghi's term as president of the central bank ends in October and speculation about who will replace him is mounting.
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Even if she resumes the presidency, her five-year term ends in February, after which she can face criminal charges.
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Typically in the final year of a bull market, the equities are up 26.9%, so it typically ends in euphoria.
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Top shareholders have also said that the bank's chairman, Paul Achleitner, should step down before his term ends in 2022.
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It expects revenue of 760-770 million euros ($881 million) for its 2018/19 business year that ends in February.
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Mr. Ahn had been seen as a potential successor to President Moon Jae-in, whose single term ends in 2022.
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That means the court will almost certainly not hear the administration's challenge in its current term, which ends in June.
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" Sumptuous layers of guitars, synthesizers and voices carry "Skyline," but it, too, ends in foreboding: "Skyline waits for the fall.
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Some insiders worry that Airbus will lose a valuable symbol of pride and commercial audacity when production ends in 2021.
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And it ends in 250 with the government having won, with Thatcher having won, and the miners having lost. Wow.
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And sure, maybe it's technically correct to say that the decade ends in the 0 year, not the 9 year.
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That Zooey Deschanel, so chipper even as her adorable quirks slide down the long hill that ends in Molasses Swamp!
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But connected devices aren't ends in themselves, but rather a means to those ends: They're entry points into people's homes.
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It's a game of chicken, where both parties are on a collision course that ends in a painful government shutdown.
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If he is still considered a danger to society when his sentence ends in 2033, authorities may prolong his incarceration.
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It's not about a monetary ... yeah, you gotta do some of that, but that's often where strategy ends in companies.
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Scroll on to shop these steals and more before the big event ends in 36 hours (and counting) — happy home-hunting.
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BHP has said that it would pay the money that is owed once the strike ends, in accordance with Chilean law.
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And then, just feeding them oxygen could only last for so long because the monsoon season, I guess, ends in October.
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Park, the first woman president of South Korea, is in the fourth year of a term which ends in February 2018.
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The debate is centered on the agency's director, Richard Cordray, who is serving a five-year term that ends in 2018.
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The CMU, launched in 2015, has been a central plank of the current European Commission's mandate that ends in the summer.
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Its current-account deficit could widen to 3% of GDP this fiscal year (which ends in March), according to some forecasts.
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Fuel stolen from Pemex's infrastructure mostly ends in the hands of the same retailers that legally sell Pemex gasoline and diesel.
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Once production of sedans currently being built at Hamtramck ends in 2020, the plant will go dark for an extended period.
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Polish central bank governor Adam Glapinski has repeatedly said rates may remain on hold until the MPC's term ends in 2022.
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His term as LDP president ends in 2018 and under current rules, he will be unable to run for re-election.
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"In my experience, the marriage between rock'n'roll and any kind of symphonic form always ends in disaster," he says, chuckling wryly.
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The first thing to know: Yes, it ends in the fall, just as the decrease in daylight hours is becoming noticeable.
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The current agreement ends in 2018, but Verisign and ICANN are working to extend it now, rather than waiting two years.
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Colonial Pipeline's 5,500-mile pipeline system begins in Houston and ends in Linden, New Jersey, serving seven airports and other facilities.
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But Kuroda was vague on whether it would be up for discussion before his five-year term ends in April 2018.
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It starts in the tiny town of Oxberg and ends in the city of Mora, about four hours away from Stockholm.
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Both commit to accept each other's data protection standards before transition ends in 2020 so as to maintain free data flow.
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The companies will also study ways to extend Veladero's mine life, which currently ends in 2024, said Barrick spokesman Andy Lloyd.
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Much will depend on whether Mr Hernández reappoints Mr Chinchilla, whose term ends in August, or opts for someone more pliant.
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If it's a day that ends in "y" then the White House probably did something that's been turned into a meme.
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The first thing to know: Yes, it ends in the fall, just as the decrease in daylight hours is becoming noticeable.
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But your chance to go at the early-bird price ends in just 72 hours at midnight PST on August 1.
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Her first five-year term ends in October and Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon has made it clear he wants a change.
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Modi had appointed Patel as the RBI governor in 2016 for a three-year term that ends in September next year.
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Time is short as the assembly faces elections in May next year while the Commission's mandate ends in November next year.
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However, for the Democratic Party to win, it must take a long, strategic view that begins and ends in the states.
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The current government and parliament's term ends in August and new lawmakers are due to be chosen in the same month.
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However, as the New York Civil Liberties Union pointed out to Buzzfeed, the State Assembly's legislative session ends in mid-June.
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Ban Ki-Moon's second term as secretary-general ends in 2017, and the race to succeed him is already under way.
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If successful, the measure will allow President Xi Jinping to stay in power after his second term, which ends in 2023.
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Read "Ugandan Opposition Rally Ends in Tear Gas and the Candidate Being Towed Away" Watch more Quick Hits at VICE News
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Coval's history of Chicago begins before 1492 and ends in the present day, right after the Cubs win the World Series.
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But I will say that Inside ends in a way you will not expect, and it's equal parts grotesque and incredible.
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China has publicly blamed North Korean foot-dragging: in North Korea, the bridge ends in an empty field, connected to nothing.
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Ford Motor Co. is moving production of its Focus model to China after production at its Michigan plant ends in 2019.
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Santos, whose two-term rule ends in August 2018, has staked his reputation on inking peace deals with both rebel groups.
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Kwon will not seek re-election onto the Samsung's board once his current term ends in March, 2018, the company said.
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While Yellen's term as Fed chairwoman ends in February, her 14-year term on the board doesn't expire until January 85033.
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The case will be heard and decided in the court's next term, which starts in October and ends in June 2018.
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On the global front, euro zone finance ministers agreed to ease Greece's debt burden when the country's bailout ends in August.
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"Hey @LisaMurkowski - I can see 2022 from my house..." Palin tweeted at Murkowski, whose term ends in 2023, in early October.
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Mark Dayton: Dayton, 70, was recently diagnosed with prostate cancer but plans to finish out his term, which ends in 2018.
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Because each day's itinerary ends in a town, you will have multiple options for a restaurant meal (and glass of wine).
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New Democracy is hoping for an election at some point in 2018, although Syriza's mandate to govern ends in late 2019.
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Fed Governor Jerome Powell is set to take over as Fed chair for Janet Yellen once her term ends in February.
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If it ends in positive territory, it will have posted 13 straight days of gains, the longest winning streak since 1988.
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In being honest, you can move forward in your life without feeling like you left any loose ends in the relationship.
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If you begin a thought or question that ends in the email, then the reader is forced to open the email.
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But without firm international pressure, Mr. Maduro, whose term ends in 2019, may find a way to sabotage the recall vote.
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And it likes nothing more than to gather for massive annual rides, especially the one that ends in Sturgis, South Dakota.
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Many also feel uncertain about their future in the Chinese territory once the "one country, two systems" agreement ends in 2047.
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If the court sides with Obama, he would have until his term ends in January 2017 to implement the immigration plan.
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The case will be heard and decided in the court's next term, which starts in October and ends in June 2020.
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Namely: shredded potato chips and a homemade bacon, onion, and bourbon jam that ensures every eating experience ends in sticky fingers.
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It only ends in dire consequences and we want Mars to be the best of Earth, not the worst of it.
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The planned constitutional changes are not major and will not allow Atambayev to stay on after his term ends in 2017.
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It expects to add another 21.3 million subscribers in the quarter that ends in March, many of them in international markets.
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AbbVie's patent for Kaletra in Israel ends in 2024 but the patent in some other countries, such as India, has expired.
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Still, that left the question of what happens if the recount that began on Friday afternoon ends in a tie — again.
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Nearly one in five American pregnancies ends in abortion (a number that doesn't include "spontaneous abortions," the medical term for miscarriages).
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Mahaut's vocals guide the cheer squad with what starts as an innocent routine but ends in a soaking wet mud fight.
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This is Boo's third and best fight, her comeback from last week's TKO, and it ends in a hard-won draw.
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"The show lives in the present," Carter said when asked whether the show will continue after the miniseries ends in March.
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It is not a story that ends in a montage, and it is not the story Eisner is here to tell.
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It is one of the clearer examples of attempting to solve a similar problem from different ends in recent computing design.
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Poland gets most of its gas from Russia, but its long-term contract for gas supplies from Gazprom ends in 2022.
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Many of the suspect's relatives were recent Italian immigrants — and so the team hit dead ends in locating family tree data.
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Bruce Springsteen's sold-out one-man show this Broadway season — it starts in October and ends in February — got us thinking.
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Before his downfall, he had been viewed as a potential successor to Mr. Moon, whose five-year term ends in 2022.
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His tenure as Liberal Democratic Party leader, which ensures the premiership if the LDP stays in power, ends in September 2021.
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Angela Merkel announced Monday that she would step off the political stage when her term as Germany's chancellor ends in 2021.
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What starts as a home-invasion psychological thriller ends in flaming nightmare surrealism, stuffed with themes that divided, and mystified, critics.
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The wave was most pronounced at Roxham Road, which dead-ends in Champlain, N. Y., with the border south of Montreal.
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If the classic comedy ends in a marriage, Pym has displaced the denouement to a footnote in a follow-up novel.
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There's no point going down a pathway that ends in a cul de sac in a few years; there's no time.
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The divide over regulation helps explain why Republicans hope President Trump will replace Ms. Yellen when her terms ends in February.
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There are three bedrooms upstairs off a hallway that ends in double doors opening onto a substantial porch with ceiling fans.
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The book ends in a railroad station as they board a train to find a better life in a hectic city.
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Washington RedskinsWhy you should start him: Over the last four weeks, Greg Olsen is fourth among tight ends in receiving yards.
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The team has also used their fullbacks and tight ends in a variety of locations on the field to outfox defenses.
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Oral arguments and a ruling are due in the court's next term, which begins in October and ends in June 2017.
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"Season 2 ends in '89, and there's about 31 years of drug war, should we choose to continue," he told Refinery29.
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The Giro begins in Budapest on May 9 and ends in Milan on May 31 with several stages in northern Italy.
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The Giro begins in Budapest on May 9 and ends in Milan on May 31 with several stages in northern Italy.
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The transaction is expected to be completed in the third or fourth quarter of McCormick's fiscal year, which ends in November.
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The history of tech bubbles suggests that throwing such large amounts of cash at unproven new businesses often ends in tears.
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The power contract for the Portland smelter, which consumes about 10% of the state of Victoria's electricity, ends in mid-2021.
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Discussions are under way on various ways to help Greece after the bailout program ends in August, generally with conditions attached.
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It has been convenient to pin the "startup" label on pretty much anything that's launched in the last decade, ends in .
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His hopes for a better life collapse, though, when a night alone with Henry's spoiled daughter (Margaret Qualley) ends in tragedy.
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At that trajectory, the company just might crack 20013 million viewers by the time its Christmas extravaganza ends in early January.
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The deal agreed with the EU would effectively fast track equivalence determinations during the transition period that ends in December 2020.
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