Give your vehicle extra time before you get on the road and build extra time into your commute.
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In Iowa, the rule is: Spend the extra time with us, and we'll spend the extra time on you.
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The extra time between seasons also gives Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin extra time to wrap up his sixth book in the series, The Winds of Winter.
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So having extra time often doesn't make a difference, and those reporters who've used the extra time to do a better job could have spent it doing more enterprising work.
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They scraped through the group stage with three draws, then beat Croatia in extra-time, Poland on penalties, Wales with two second-half goals and France with another extra-time winner.
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In the second half of extra time in the quarterfinal match between Poland and Portugal at Euro 2016, a fan ran onto the pitch, providing the only real action in extra time.
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It's sweet and gives me extra time to wake up.
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He needed this extra time to fully rest and recuperate.
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Luckily, this means I can bill for the extra time!
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If you're set on going inside, leave yourself extra time.
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Detectives have been granted extra time to question the men.
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Some kids come to log extra time on class projects.
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It was great to get that extra time with Grant.
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I also reason that my legs need extra time resting.
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Veteran teachers may take extra time to mentor new ones.
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You'll use extra time slots for preparation for something else.
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Finding replacements and standing in long lines take extra time.
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If you can afford it, buy yourself some extra time.
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It gave the shooting guard extra time with his children.
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With that extra time, she found the academic challenges manageable.
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Some extra time would also be needed here as well.
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Only once did United come close to forcing extra time.
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With the extra time, I did some digging into meat.
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That is, until extra time when Barcelona had something to say.
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That forced the contest to extra time and ultimate penalty kicks.
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Portugal stuns France in extra time of the Euro 63 final.
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I'm thankful for this perk and a little extra time together.
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I mean, he works extremely hard, he puts in extra time.
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Housing the inmates for this extra time cost taxpayers $11 million.
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The extra time would give Waymo time to explore new evidence.
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Kids often ask for extra time, and we often give in.
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Yes, the score was enough to take things to extra time.
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To what would we devote all that extra time and thought?
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"It was unfair on Southampton, they deserved extra time," Mourinho said.
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Take extra time to be alone so you can process them.
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Substitute Eder secured the win with a goal in extra time.
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Five minutes of extra time before France can grab the trophy.
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Britain could use that extra time to sort out the rest.
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Just imagine what you'll do with all of this extra time!
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Maybe they spend all that extra time studying for spelling bees?
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The 733-64 victory over UConn also extended into extra time.
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Cameroon and New Zealand remained tied five minutes into extra time.
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Make extra time in your calendar for relaxing and self care.
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The teams had drawn, 0-0, after regulation and extra time.
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I'd rather spend my extra time writing books than reviewing them.
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Extra time fiddling around on my phone doesn't help make dinner.
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Roma needed to score twice more simply to force extra time.
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For some reason I spend extra time making my hair wavy.
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Croatia will be coming off its third straight extra-time match.
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I needed the extra time so I left him a couple minutes.
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And many of them now will get some extra time to finish.
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I use the extra time before dinner to unpack and organize us.
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Croatia played three straight extra-time matches — two ended in penalty kicks.
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Croatia beat England 2–1 on Wednesday in extra time to advance.
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The recession gives them extra time to reconsider the future energy mix.
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KASICH: How do you — how do you get that extra time, Cruz?
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For starters, the additional step takes up extra time in the a.m.
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She welcomed the extra time a TV show allows for character development.
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Unfortunately there's no easy way for a kid to request extra time.
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Those who need extra time, may only need a day or two.
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They said they hoped the extra time would leave room for compromise.
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For Fran O'Brien, hiring a move manager afforded her precious extra time.
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Keller, took advantage of his extra time to reiterate his main points.
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The I.R.S. allows extra time for savers to take their first distribution.
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Taxpayers do not need to do anything to receive this extra time.
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Please allow for extra time for shipping as we work through orders.
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Use highflow, proning, and a NRB, to buy yourself some extra time.
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This extra time can help caregivers and children get more interrupted sleep.
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A negligible amount of that extra time was spent on video games.
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Ms. Manning allowed him a little extra time to explain these things.
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So it's best to take the extra time packing and come prepared.
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Bake a good amount of extra time into your arrival and departure.
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A slowdown for CFM means extra time to fine-tune new technology.
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Need some extra time for family events, snow shoveling or Candy Crushing?
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He has argued taking the extra time is worth the potential cost.
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The Mexicans needed extra time to defeat both Costa Rica and Haiti.
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The Mexicans needed extra time to defeat both Costa Rica and Haiti.
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Debinha scored on a free kick in extra time, the first of three North Carolina goals in extra time, as the Courage defeated Reign F.C., 21-03, on Sunday to advance to the National Women's Soccer League championship game.
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Extra-time seemed inevitable, but Hrubesch won it with just two minutes left.
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We have a responsibility to do that so we're taking that extra time.
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In the second period of extra time, most players seemed to be tiring.
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This unexpected schedule change gave me some extra time to get work done.
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I had extra time, so I went to see this little startup Amazon.
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I can't wait to see what you do with a little extra time!
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The Courage beat Reign F.C., 4-1, in extra time in the semifinals.
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For those days when you skipped your coffee and need the extra time.
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What it will do is use up more of Mr Tusk's extra time.
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Extra time has expired and this one will be settled by penalty kicks.
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You didn't need the extra time for everyone to get their heads together.
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Both the men's and women's bronze medal games needed extra-time to decide.
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Expect delays and bad traffic, so give yourself extra time when you commute.
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The extra time to meal plan is just not happening for me. Sigh.
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And don't buy the malarkey that the extra time makes the public safer.
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The report did not break out the extra time served by these inmates.
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The financial sector needs extra time to make sure its clients are prepared.
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Passengers should also allow for extra time prior to check-in and boarding.
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Give yourself extra time to commute, hand in important assignments, or complete chores.
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No one lifted any weights, or spent any extra time at the gym.
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But you know who else wants to spend extra time with their dog?
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The extra time allows the F.D.A. to establish safety, effectiveness and labeling standards.
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Extra time on the road also used 21 gallons of fuel per driver.
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But if you have some extra time, you might make a birthday cake.
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He also said he gave Mr. Hoque extra time to make some payments.
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That proved true as France struck quickly in the second extra-time period.
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They shadow the elderly, the young and anyone needing extra time or care.
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And it did provide the rest of the world with some extra time.
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Spend extra time doing nice things for yourself today—it's a tough moment!
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They have managed to qualify after extra time three times in a row.
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It's way easier to get Adderall than it is to get extra time.
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Is it that you give extra time and consideration to every thing you do?
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"You have no idea what that extra time might have afforded you," she said.
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That extra time alone with the violent patient meant Meredith's attack was prolonged significantly.
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The computer went dead and Sonnen's team panicked, but the extra time was theirs.
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But what areas for you were standing out as absolutely requiring the extra time?
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Failing a drug test while inside or on parole brings extra time behind bars.
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We try to build in extra time, but with Cuomo's MTA, it's never enough.
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Carve out extra time to be alone and catch up on rest today, Capricorn.
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I'm thankful because I can really use the extra time to get work done.
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South Korea won their match on Saturday, defeating Japan 2-1 in extra time!
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It's so nice being able to spend extra time outside on a beautiful morning.
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I have extra time and decide to put a few curls in my hair.
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Today I give myself extra time and make it to the trolley stop early.
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A later RMD age would provide some extra time to make those Roth conversions.
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Regardless of when you're traveling, "leave extra time to get through security," McMahon says.
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And then they seal the deal with a pair of goals in extra time.
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Extra time showed the studios' confidence in what it had; short turnarounds predict stinkers.
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Give yourself extra time to get work done, and do something to pamper yourself.
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Things would continue this way for France, as the game went into extra time.
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I will take the extra time to find the most economical flights and accommodations.
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But today, the meltdown didn't occur and I had extra time on my hands.
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EU governments agreed to give the countries extra time to reduce their budget deficits.
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The players slogged through 30 minutes of extra time, and then came the shootout.
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A transition period, after initial exit talks of two years, could win extra time.
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Quaresma previously scored an extra-time winner in the round of 16 against Croatia.
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Mauricio Martinez tied the game for Argentina on a free kick in extra time.
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Your dreams become more active as Mars enters Virgo—schedule extra time for rest!
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Ms. Hustad said that the extra time with her husband had accelerated their intimacy.
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Generally, presidents spend a little extra time at the booth representing their native regions.
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Ross said extra time was needed to complete "final technical consultations" for a deal.
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And because Los Angeles encompasses over 230,22018 square miles, the count requires extra time.
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And because Los Angeles encompasses over 4,000 square miles, the count requires extra time.
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These bright moonlit nights give farmers a little extra time to harvest their crops.
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Extra time looming now, and Subasic is taking his time with the goal kick.
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In a heart-stopping semifinal match, Croatia defeated England, 21960-21994, in extra time.
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If it goes to extra time, fitness is going to be a real issue.
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In a heart-stopping semifinal match, Croatia defeated England, 21960-19953, in extra time.
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Spurs would score, extra time would ensue, and the young would vanquish the old.
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DREAMers who can renew DACA once more are buying themselves some extra time here.
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The extra time allowed it to come up with some truly useful exclusive features.
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Rickard Rakell forced extra time with a goal with 15 seconds remaining in regulation.
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Make extra time for rest, Pisces—the moon in Aquarius urges you to daydream.
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All my extra time went to my writing, which was my act of creativity.
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It gets him some extra space and some extra time, and he needs it.
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The players looked confused at the final whistle, with some anticipating an extra-time period.
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Zero waste, it turns out, takes not only planning and extra time — but also gumption.
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Neptune retrograde begins in your sign on June 21, so make extra time to rest.
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Once a candidate is personally disparaged, he or she is provided extra time to respond.
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I use this extra time to do a core and booty-yoga video on YouTube.
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"Just taking the things that you have, not adding extra time," says the design expert.
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Martin explained that they used some of that extra time off to pen the song.
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The extra time is all about syncing the earth's rotation with the world's atomic clocks.
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Spend the extra time now to make sure you can enjoy worry-free time off.
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They need constant reminders, lots of smell checks, extra time to prepare for each day.
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As for what we'll do with all that extra time we're saving in the morning?
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When Damont had this freedom, he spent extra time in his science class, catching up.
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There were only three minutes of extra time and the game effectively ended right then.
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Mercury retrograde is actually great—sit back and enjoy the extra time it gives you!
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Some airlines are asking passengers to carve out extra time to allow for these screenings.
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But there's no guarantee the extra time will accomplish anything except giving senators more heartburn.
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Watch out for some scheduling issues and give yourself extra time to commute this evening.
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Instead, he uses the extra time to catch up on leisure reading or work emails.
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He can use the extra time to confirm even more judges using his 51 votes.
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Culver's fadeaway, though, was blocked by Braxton Key to send the game into extra time.
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The Blunt-Lankford proposal would reduce that extra time to as few as two hours.
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You spend extra time on making sure everything is dotted and crossed the right way.
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It took extra time and 763 goals to decide the two-leg Eastern Conference final.
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The extra time slows many students' progress toward an advanced degree or a good job.
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I always had access through the school system to extra time on tests, note taking.
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In 1990, David Platt scored in extra time to give England the 25-24 victory.
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In the knockout stage, Real Madrid eliminated Napoli and then Bayern Munich in extra time.
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So a 1-1 tie that goes into extra time would be a solid forecast.
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And what if you don't have the extra time or patience for the extensive training?
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Frozen Paloma Mezcal doesn't need embellishments, but this frozen #cocktail is worth the extra time.
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Instead, us that extra time to stretch yourself and adjust your eyes to the light.
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After all, she may have some extra time coming up here in the new year.
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Things could get very slippery, so be careful and allow extra time to get anywhere.
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When I have extra time, I'm usually going up to my studio and writing music.
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But for now, this buys a little extra time to possibly see something to completion.
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I have a lot of extra time, since I'm not spending an hour doing downward dog.
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After I take my shot, I have extra time to make T. French toast for breakfast.
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The teams stayed even for the next 116 minutes, including the 30 minutes of extra time.
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Persona 5's confidants offer different skills, abilities, or general bonuses, like extra time in class.
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Leave extra time in your travel schedule to make these stops as stress-free as possible.
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That's not a huge problem, but it does mean extra time looking away from the road.
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Fournette sat out the team&aposs last game at Indianapolis and got extra time to heal.
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They have to take care of it and spend extra time and love, and feed them.
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"That's been a barrier — to try to convince employers that I needed extra time," Fox said.
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Mrs May might use the extra time to keep trying to get her deal through Parliament.
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This can really save you some extra time and hassle during your shopping experience, Skirboll says.
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Ronaldo also came back out to cheer on his team for their win during extra-time.
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I'm washing my hair today so I know I need a little extra time getting ready.
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It's easy to see how the extra time can be either a blessing or a curse.
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Ms. Johnson always gave us extra time for outside rec, waiting until a sergeant radioed her.
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Wright said he had changed his flight from California to give himself extra time to connect.
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In 1970, Feyenoord, from the Netherlands, beat Rangers, of Scotland, by 2-1 after extra time.
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Pelle made it 2-0 in extra time with a well-struck volley after a counterattack.
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This is an especially emotionally draining eclipse for you, so make extra time to nourish yourself.
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In a statement, the Atlanta airport advised travelers to allow for "extra time" at the airport.
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France will face Croatia -- which needed extra time again to hold back England -- in Sunday's match.
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Enjoy summer produce while it's still fairly fresh and give pumpkins some extra time to grow.
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"The time off gave me extra time to train and get myself in shape," he said.
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The extra time allowed the security workers to review video footage, and the police were called.
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In the 2014 World Cup title game, he scored the extra-time goal that beat Argentina.
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However, his financial backers will only make their money back in extra time - if at all.
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A bicycle kick by Xherdan Shaqiri in the 82nd minute sent the match into extra time.
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So in Vancouver, I didn't know what to do with all the extra time I had.
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Then, approaching extra time, Martial twice passed the ball and twice ran forward, demanding it back.
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And you can use that extra time later on to make headway toward a larger goal.
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Their bootleg "Viking" chant, borrowed from Iceland's fans, feels much more lackadaisical here in extra time.
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Finally, for the second time on Sunday, a World Cup knockout game went to extra time.
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Most of us can find a little extra time for these passions if we really look.
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With that extra time, I didn't have to react as fast or rely on twitch muscles.
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It's not that we have extra time and money to shop; we have precisely the opposite.
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Who knows, maybe with all this extra time we have, we'll actually finish a few games.
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This extra time is needed to allow the steel baking sheet time to absorb the heat.
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Stripe spent extra time building the right, idiomatic SDKs for each language platform and beautiful documentation.
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Marty may prefer Sabrina, in part, she said, because of the extra time they share together.
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Your commute may be slower than usual, too, so give yourself extra time and travel safely.
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It's important to remember that everyone needs a little extra time during this transit to communicate.
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Experts Weigh In Border Collie Trained to Recognize 1,022 Nouns Dies Need Extra Time on Tests?
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Other additions include extra time with confidants, battles against past protagonists, and new places to visit.
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It might take a little extra time, and rob lawmakers and proponents of attention-grabbing headlines.
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If you're playing against Kansas City, you better hope he doesn't have extra time to prepare.
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It's the second consecutive game the Flames have opened the scoring but lost in extra time.
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Frequently check while baking, because even a short amount of extra time can scorch the dough.
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The teams were tied 0-0 after extra time at the Mineirao stadium in Belo Horizonte.
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The extra time would allow officials to better determine the current state of inflation, he argued.
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Experts Weigh In Border Collie Trained to Recognize 1,022 Nouns Dies Need Extra Time on Tests?
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No amendments allowed, a set period for debate, equally divided between both sides, no extra time.
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Some students get extra time on New York City's entrance exam for its elite high schools.
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It has reached the final the hard way, via the scenic route — extra-time and penalties against Denmark, extra-time and penalties against Russia — and now this: an exhausting, compelling 120 minutes against England, the sort of epic occasion that only the World Cup can produce.
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Even after service resumed, the airport said it would take extra time for CBP officers to process.
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The energy will be exhausting, emotional, and nostalgic, so make extra time to rest and pamper yourself.
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You get the impression Defreece is very much looking forward to some extra time with his granddaughter.
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Unsurprisingly, the fixture was still goalless after extra time, and a guarded game was decided on penalties.
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"It takes extra time, but it's the only way you won't affect the surrounding skin," she explains.
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We would hope to inspire people that have extra time to put it toward someone like Bronson.
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Government offices in Atlanta opened an hour late to give people extra time to get to work.
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But God has given me some extra time, and this is my way of paying it forward.
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It was the reporting process that epically collapsed, necessitating extra time for collecting and tallying final results.
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It was nice to have the extra time to actually sink into a holiday kind of vibe.
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Looking for some extra cash this upcoming holiday season and got some extra time on your hands?
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Make extra time to rest and don't get frustrated if you're confused about what the future holds.
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WSJ's analysis of extra time accommodations adds another layer to the wealth disparity in standardized test performance.
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I take a little extra time getting ready so that hopefully I can take a nice picture.
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Then after the Hurricanes tied it in the third, the Blue Jackets performed their extra-time magic.
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The teams were then scoreless through regulation and extra time, where each had a goal controversially disallowed.
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Mercury is retrograde, so don't overbook yourself, and give yourself extra time to take care of everything.
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They say Biden and his team are using the extra time to think through some big ideas.
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Using That 'Extra' Time Personally, I think we should make February 29, leap day, a global holiday.
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In short, Utah beat Houston by forcing the normally potent Rockets to spend extra time on defense.
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Between the extra time to prepare and an intense home crowd, Iowa State can win this one.
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Nunes objected to Democrats allowing extra time to question witnesses in addition to what was originally allotted.
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With the extra time and brain space, I found it much easier to succeed at my job.
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Perhaps the extra time and brain space that I just discovered was something they had all along.
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And, in the semi-finals of the 33 tournament, Italy edged it 2157–22016 after extra-time.
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He also proposed abolishing extra-time and using a different system other than penalties in the shootout.
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It urged passengers flying to the United States from the named airports to give themselves extra time.
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Nets a penalty in the final in a 4-22016 win over Atletico Madrid after extra time.
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However, carving out some extra time for the beginning of your days can be well worth it.
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So Croatia will have all four subs in extra time if Dalic wants them (he may not).
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The game picked up in the latter half and careened into two furious periods of extra time.
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For some of our players, a little extra time will be good for them physically and mentally.
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Like, in breaks even, or, like, if I had extra time on campus, I'd just walk around.
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Your commutes may be affected, particularly in the evening, so exercise caution and leave yourself extra time.
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Extra time loomed, the final to end all finals again becoming the final that would not end.
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Some stress around work, school, and your commute will pop up today, so give yourself extra time.
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They have lost five of their last six home games in extra time, starting with a Dec.
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And allow extra time: There may be long lines, whether because of heavy turnout or bureaucratic bungling.
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So we don't even really know how to use the extra time we have now, per se.
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So now that you have extra time, use it to update all your operational and administrative documents.
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Andrew Das: A reminder that both teams have an extra sub available to them in extra time.
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England is desperately trying to win this game, while Colombia looks content to wait for extra time.
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This extra time when the doors are closed gives time for workers to stock shelves and sanitize.
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Needless to say, millions of us may suddenly have a lot of extra time on our hands.
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Five minutes of extra time for the Americans in Couva, but it produces only three yellow cards.
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The extension allowed an extra six months to file a return but no extra time to pay.
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They also have asked for extra time to collect blood locally before having to import it all.
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The company realized it needed to take extra time to convince women that it truly valued them.
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Ben Rubenstein, 37, an assistant high school principal, allows extra time in his morning commute for delays.
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Stylists will sometimes upcharge you $25 to $50, claiming that it'll take extra time and extra work.
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Nets a penalty in the final in a 4-1 win over Atletico Madrid after extra time.
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This is not the first time that Binladin has required extra time to meet a debt repayment.
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Supposedly, a four-day work schedule allows workers extra time to pursue leisure activities and family togetherness.
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They played extra time in all of them and needed penalties against the Danes and hosts Russia.
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I can help you promote your new services; you shouldn't have to spend extra time on it.
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Watch out for messages that arrive in your dreams, and make extra time for journaling and meditation.
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They lost in extra time in Paris in the final of the 2016 European Championship to Portugal.
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Someone a little like us invested extra time and effort to enact these shapes on hard stone.
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"We got used to the Croatia football team winning in extra time and what we did here was not one, not two but 10 extra times," Krajan said, referring to how the soccer team won its first three knockout matches after they had all gone to extra time.
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I allow myself to walk at a slower pace today, since I'm tired and have the extra time.
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They'll want the extra time to thoughtfully prepare what to say and how to answer questions from employees.
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The question also remains as to whether people will use the extra time to find shelter or not.
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Both games went to extra-time, France beating Portugal thanks to a Zidane penalty in the 20163th minute.
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You might spend enough extra time circling the camp before you attack to net another few owl kills.
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Host country France is also in the quarterfinals, thanks to a 2-1 extra time win over Brazil.
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Brazil had the upper hand but France, who still threatened through Diani, held on to force extra time.
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The game once again came down to Jones at the charity stripe after five minutes of extra time.
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Eve, played by Sandra Oh of Grey's Anatomy, is a complex female character worth spending extra time with.
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Thanks to the lush settings, beautiful clothes, and so-good-they're-scary performances, it's extra time you'll appreciate.
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Using my extra time to spend time outdoors instead of on the subway is such a mood enhancer.
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Other hikers were so excited for us and allowed us a little extra time to capture every moment.
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The FA will try out letting teams have a 4th sub in extra time of FA Cup matches.
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While using his byō-yomi [extra time] periods, he made some mistakes, which I think caused the defeat.
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The extra time was ideal, head coach Anthony Lynn said, given the schematic complexity of the Ravens' offense.
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Firms are also getting extra time to respond to a potential takeover bid before an offer is made.
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Stoke had won the match, 1-0, after extra time, leaving the semifinal at 1-1 on aggregate.
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This format has since been used universally when knockout games are level after 30 minutes of extra time.
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I brew coffee and then take a little extra time to straighten my hair and carefully apply makeup.
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They then came from a goal down against England on Wednesday to win 2-1 in extra time.
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It is the S-Box part of the algorithm ISO experts wanted extra time to investigate, Ashur said.
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All that after a bye week provided the Longhorns with extra time to get ready for the Cowboys.
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We try to make sure teams that aren't as pressed with work take extra time off to rest.
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If I have some extra time, I try to upgrade my usual quick breakfast and make something robust.
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But it's unclear whether the extra time will make any difference, especially without the clear backing of Trump.
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The extra time can also go toward dance and theater programs, among other enrichment activities, the office said.
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Despite his passing, Smith's mother-in-law Deanna Dibble said she feels the family was given extra time.
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After spending the extra time with James T, however, I knew Max and Marcellus's power ranking was accurate.
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Not to mention a whole lot of extra time and expense for manufacturers to develop multiple identical systems.
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Instead, he decided to play and got lucky, getting plenty of extra time to recover during the tournament.
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Though it does take a little extra time, doing so could save you hundreds of dollars every year.
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If Republicans lose their Senate majority in November, they'll have a lot of extra time on their hands.
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Until then, perhaps you can use that extra time at the checkout counter to commiserate with the cashier.
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You can also use mirroring to buy yourself extra time to think if you are surprised or unprepared.
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The Illinois State Police encouraged motorists to stay home if possible or allow extra time to reach destinations.
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Extra time, and possibly the dreaded penalty shootout, loomed until Nicolás Gaitán stole a late goal for Benfica.
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I gave them extra time to fry in oil that was so hot it was sizzling and dancing.
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But he was distracted by his anxiety, and then self-conscious about the extra time he was taking.
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The best part of weekend workouts is that I can spend some extra time connecting with various teams.
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She had a strict cutoff at noon, and we were leaving extra time for things to go wrong.
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Is this a good time to take advantage of a deal and the extra time on your hands?
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Allow extra time Travelers may be tempted to set aside their worries if rushing to the next destination.
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By "extra hours" they mean the extra time spent traveling at congested speeds rather than free-flow speeds.
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My sense was that the extra time and exposure made most of them seem more likable and attractive.
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With the extra time you now have, give yourself guilt-free permission to: Reconnect with long-lost friends.
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Cameroon then attacked in waves as Egypt appeared to be holding out for extra time and penalty kicks.
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Extra time, they said, is needed to give those impacted by the rule time to provide meaningful input.
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If you've got extra time on your hands, you might even want to try visiting some local stores.
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Both the accuser and the accused still have work to do and might benefit from the extra time.
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Huffman and Singer exchanged emails about how to get extra time on her daughter's SAT, the complaint says.
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The proctor gave Sophia extra time to take the exam and then fixed some of the wrong answers.
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Dear Diary: On weekends, I try to allow extra time to get from Queens to Manhattan by subway.
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The extra time could provide insurers who were considering exiting those marketplaces next year an incentive to stick around.
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The creators of VoiceOps spent extra time fine tuning to increase accuracy for things like recognizing the sales vocabulary.
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The extra time it takes to descend into the Mad River Valley has forged the culture of the community.
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England fans in London react in horror to Colombia's equalizer at the end of extra time on July 3.
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The Royal also adds extra time in the form of the game's third semester, in addition to more features.
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EST and runs until midnight on July 17, giving you extra time to shop its limited quantity Lightning Deals.
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I needed that extra time, I explained—apparently a very serious, neurotic and probably quite annoying 11-year-old.
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Hope you have some extra time for reading — you're going to want to sink your teeth into these books.
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That extra time might be spent with their children, earning extra money, or just improving an otherwise stressful life.
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Avoiding extra time In the face of such derision, it would be easy for IFAB to abandon the innovation.
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So it is hardly clear that the rich would be left with much extra time for more productive undertakings.
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At the time of this post ... the score is 0-0 and the game is going to extra-time.
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Today I have a little extra time since I woke up earlier, so I make today's and tomorrow's lunch.
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But what became apparent in my demo of the Dash is that the company didn't waste that extra time.
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" Yang and Ansari got to spent some extra time there ahead of the production's start to scout "beautiful locations.
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We are asking our fans, media and staff to allow extra time when arriving due to increased security measures.
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I had big plans for the week: I was going to spend all my extra time — 30 extra hours!!
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It's great if you've napped and have extra time to finesse a group vibe, but if it's 6 a.m.
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Egg yolks pasteurize at 144 degrees Fahrenheit after six minutes, and the extra time ensures the perfect saucy texture.
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He had to do it then, there, in extra time of one of the biggest matches of his life.
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This may take some extra time, but it will help you sleep better — and more importantly, you'll feel better.
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On the bright side, it gives me extra time to read my new book (Exit West by Mohsin Hamid).
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Plus most scrubs smell amazing, making all that extra time you'll be spending in the shower totally worth it.
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If I had anything extra — time, energy or money — I felt like a fool if I didn't spend it.
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The extra time in Shanghai gave the players an opportunity to adjust to the humid climate and local food.
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Speakers unwilling to spend extra time with a guest who wants to socialize day or night won't last long.
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Three of the goals Montreal conceded were from corners, and the two goals in extra time were on crosses.
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Then came extra time, and Munich had one more substitute to bring off the bench and finish the comeback.
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I gave them extra time to steam too, but they still came out like little soggy balled-up towels.
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It's not like they reduced the number of games or made the season longer to create extra time off.
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The extra time women spend in and around their home means they are at increased risk of getting sick.
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She said Qantas only needed extra time to make the change because "we have some complexity to work through".
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Eventually, I made some extra time to visit Lucy's studio in Berlin and we just took it from there.
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Here we go for extra time: Danny Rose on for England, replacing Ashley Young at kinda-sorta left back.
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Expect traffic delays in the vicinity of the affected area this morning, and leave yourself extra time to commute.
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They can also get more money transferred by going above and beyond — like extra time spent practicing the piano.
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Take extra time to rest, and be gentle with yourself when it comes to tackling your to-do list.
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Over 90 excruciating minutes, and then a half-dozen more in extra time, it all went very, very wrong.
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But Jack Elliott and Fafa Picault scored on close-range headers in the second half to force extra time.
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When asked on Friday, Sanders said he believes this extra time gives several of his opponents an upper hand.
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Quick Chicken and Dumplings Leave a little extra time to prep the vegetables for this supremely satisfying chicken dinner.
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Three in four schools said they offered accommodations for clinical exams like extra time or reduced-distraction test environments.
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Mr. Kearney had served about a third of his 120 days of extra time in solitary confinement, he said.
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That extra time increases the chance that they will make an unplanned purchase after they're finished with their food.
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He adds 15 minutes of extra time to each journey, hopeful that he'll find himself with time to kill.
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When athletes took extra time to finish in the pool or on the track, the others cheered them on.
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The Blues won their sixth consecutive game after rallying from a 2-0 deficit to force the extra time.
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Step 8: If you have extra time, work on your passion project or read a book of your choice.
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It says it would need the extra time to prepare for a trial of the size and scope anticipated.
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Trying to make the best out of the extra time off seems to be a recurring theme for parents.
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It's also extra time out of a small business owner's day spent tracking erroneous orders from third-party services.
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Facing defeat at the end of the 90 minutes, Portugal sent the game into extra time with Pepe's volley.
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We spend some extra time chatting with the manager and D., who is on duty until 10:00 p.m.
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The investigations of Google and others took years to complete, giving the companies extra time to solidify their dominance.
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We opened everything in the room where we would be building and spent extra time moving around our mess.
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Application may take some practice, so if you're wearing them for the first time, give yourself some extra time.
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They are hoping the Securities and Exchange Commission will allow some extra time to make calculations and tweak documents.
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It helps that I genuinely enjoy the grid-filling process, so I don't mind spending extra time at it.
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You seem very smart because you don't take the extra time to think about how it's hurting the person.
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There was no need for Guasti to carve extra time out of his work schedule to work on AM2R.
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With its last three matches going to extra time, the team has played a full 20 minutes more than France.
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However, her resistance was finally broken by an excellent quickfire strike from Groenen in the first period of extra time.
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If you're a gardening nerd with a little extra time (or money) on your hands, get a drip irrigation system.
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Angelo Domenghini was their hero, the Inter Milan ace levelling the game and ensuring – no, not extra time – a replay.
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You'd probably be extremely happy with the amount of extra time that you could focus on work or leisure pursuits.
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Go to Time in the Settings app, add the extra time you want (up to 59 minutes), then hit Set.
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I look up tickets and decide to make it a five day trip to have some extra time to explore.
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So, if you're trying to see a specific runner at a specific spot, give yourself extra time to get settled.
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And that's why you practice, that's why you put in the extra time - is for opportunities and moments like this.
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But Sam Bennett pounced on a loose puck and chipped it home with 2:43 left to force extra time.
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Authorities use the extra time to match information from multiple sources and make sure refunds go to the correct person.
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The extra-time-on-tests scam is particularly well-known in elite middle and high school programs across the country.
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I get up and take some extra time washing my face, since I didn't take my makeup off last night.
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I find it impossible to keep up with deadlines without putting in some extra time at night and on weekends.
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Argentine Banega tripped Neymar just before the game went to extra time and was sent off, handing Barcelona the momentum.
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For what it's worth, the extra time spent on the Touch controllers does not seem to have been in vain.
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I ended up staying a bit later at the event, so I guess they paid me for the extra time!
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"I'm shocked that after all we've been through they won't allow us this extra time," said the statement from Yates.
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The writing will be so much easier because you took a little extra time out of your day to journal.
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With this extra time, I head to a bookstore near my job to try and sell some of my books.
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However, Jonathan Drouin scored with 74 seconds left in regulation to snap a six-game drought and forced extra time.
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To prepare, she says she's being extra cautious about spending and setting aside extra time to build her side hustle.
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It's nice to know there may be some special ingredients in marsupial milk to buy us some extra time, though.
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You'll be pulled in many directions today, especially at work or concerning your chores, so schedule extra time for yourself.
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He went to extra time, before finishing off with an emphatic flourish and ending the whole thing in glorious triumph.
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While the recreation of human organs captures the most attention, Kamen acknowledges that's going to take a little extra time.
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Meadows said the extra time would allow Congress to continue fleshing out its spending bills for the 2018 fiscal year.
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It's not clear if the extra time is a result of internal court delays or the reaction to the request.
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If it (against Sweden) goes to extra time and penalties we are ready for that, to do whatever it takes.
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In this match, we had added time, we are already in extra time, perhaps it will even go to penalties?
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It was the third consecutive game in which the Flames held a 1-213 lead and lost in extra time.
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The branch-fluffing process takes a little extra time, but it'll result in a tree that looks full and lush.
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In his mind, the extra time afforded him the ability to zero in on what makes his songs so singular.
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Other days, you feel a little daring and take the extra time to contour or embrace a bold lip color.
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Watch as Lucie adds extra time to her alarm clock and learns about the importance of catching all the ZZZs.
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Extending Crabtree to an extension, but this is a quarterback who needs the extra time in the pocket to thrive.
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While actually quite difficult, fakers spend extra time and money on creating realistic SuperFakes because the stakes are so high.
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But the extra time also gives regulators more time to begin a new rule-making process to undo it entirely.
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Stitched Edge Hand Towels, available at Weezie, $40The extra time and thought put into a personalized gift is worth it.
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Thanks to a goal by Mario Mandzukic in the second period of extra time, the team beat England, 2-1.
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Any extra time that social distancing buys is critical to manufacture or procure much-needed supplies, or innovate new solutions.
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To figure out where extra time lives in your schedule, she recommends thinking of time in weeks, rather than days.
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From weddings and graduation ceremonies to classes, people are taking the extra time they have indoors to meet up online.
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"People realize they have many more years to live and want to find fulfillment in that extra time," she wrote.
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Curtain is at 8, so spend that extra time people watching, or make a friend in the next seat over.
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Andrew Das: I read a great line somewhere today: 'Why is it that extra time "beckons" but injury time "looms"?
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Often, that extra time does not turn into extra money—it's just what's necessary to get the original job done.
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He said he also intended to spend a little extra time in the tent at the top of the course.
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Three of the last five finals have had extra time, and two of those had to be settled on penalties.
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Manafort's lawyers argued that they needed extra time to review over 28500,6900 pages of new documents provided by federal prosecutors.
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It's a good sign for Tuesday, as we must be ready and prepare for the potential of extra time too.
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Viewers will just have to wait and see if that extra time will translate into longer speeches by the winners.
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Family members say the extra time can feel like a lifeline because of restrictions on receiving gifts from outside prison.
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Powell said she needed the extra time to work her way through three hard drives delivered from Flynn's former lawyers.
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And say you're one of those lucky ones who gets "summer Fridays" at work, and have a little extra time?
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Although it takes extra time upfront to make sure everyone is on the same page, it prevents significant issues later.
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But Justice asked for extra time to review the new ballot, and Rosselló went ahead with the election as scheduled.
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To compensate for the extra time off, people will have to work on April 28 and May 5, both Sundays.
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But once they're off Facebook, it doesn't necessarily mean they're using the extra time to read The New York Times.
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Having long run out of steam and with several players cramping, Russia were reduced to desperately defending in extra time.
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One group received sham acupuncture from a practitioner who took extra time asking the patient about their life and struggles.
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Across Russia, hand-wringing fans had held their breath through extra time, hoping the team could pull off another upset.
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The news comes just days after Manchester United won the FA Cup, beating Crystal Palace 2-1 in extra time.
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But the UK will almost certainly need to tell the EU what it will do with all that extra time.
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That would be the end of Earth-bound humans (although one could get some extra time by moving the planet outward).
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Treat them as just another layer, but be sure to save some extra time for getting in and out the bodysuits.
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Writers and executive producers Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy will use the extra time to hammer out their final four scripts.
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The French aced their group with three victories, then saw off Portugal with an extra-time win to make the final.
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For scientists, the question now is why this family took the extra time, energy, and effort to mummify a miscarried baby.
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"Where we are now, to be frank, it is not extra time that we need; it is extra decisions," Barnier said.
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In the motion, lawyer Daniel Petrocelli claimed that the extra time would give both sides time to possibly reach a settlement.
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The eight defendants asked the prosecutor for extra time to prepare their defenses, and the hearing was postponed to February 22.
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The eight defendants asked the prosecutor for extra time to prepare their defenses, and the hearing was postponed to February 133.
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It has asked for extra time to take control of 2000 caches of arms and explosives hidden in jungles and mountains.
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Make sure you factor extra time into your travel schedule to arrive at the airport and check in at the desk.
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In a class where no one offers to read and everyone is timid, I'll have so much extra time unaccounted for.
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If you're someone who really struggles to cover up dark circles, this hack is well worth the extra time and effort.
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"While we had hoped to have the game out sooner, we require a little extra time for polish," the developer says.
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The Bluejays had a little extra time to savor Saturday's win as a snowstorm prevented them from flying home until Sunday.
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Just screenshot away, and use the extra time you would've lost thinking of what to write on prepping those Whole30 meals.
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Of course, any extra time on Earth is desirable, but the point is that the initial effort brings the largest reward.
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Does it mean that he feels strongly about your relationship and doesn't need that extra time on a one-on-one?
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Some foreign carriers are advising passengers traveling to the US to give themselves extra time at the airport for added screening.
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"It's not a 100 percent guarantee, so it's better to leave some extra time in case delays suddenly increase," she says.
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Chelsea's Didier Drogba equalised and the game went to extra time, which concluded with the teams still drawn at 20163-22016.
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Marjorie Klapper exchanged emails with Singer about getting extra time on the ACT and SAT exams for her son in 2017.
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Eclipses are intensely emotional times that tend to be very exhausting, so make sure you carve out extra time to rest.
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You might have a hard time sleeping—don't be surprised if you need extra time alone to sort out your thoughts.
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Price: Free Availability: iOS and Android Squeeze in some extra time to practice mindfulness in the morning with handy, guided meditation.
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Last year they suffered a 2-1 reverse at home to Bayern Munich before reaching the last four after extra-time.
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Launch was delayed five minutes to give the team extra time to review their checklists, Orbital President Frank Culbertson told reporters.
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After going down two goals, twice, Liverpool stormed back to equalize and then Dejan Lovren hit the winner in extra time.
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You might as well take this extra time to research some oral sex tips for when you're eventually in the clear.
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Acknowledging difficulties in moving ahead, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had asked for extra time to try to reach a new agreement.
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It instead turned into a bruising final, which Barcelona won, 2-0, in extra time after three players were sent off.
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I spend the rest of my lunch (and a little extra time) finishing my book — I just can't put it down!
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Local residents' old friends, retired folks with extra time, came in motor homes and lived in them while helping to rebuild.
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With the extra time, I try to find ways to "add value" to each assignment, both my own and the firm's.
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She uses the extra time to catch up on emails and make sure the medication is confirmed for all the patients.
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"Kasper did all he could to ensure we won the match, both in extra time and the penalty shootout," he said.
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By beginning deliveries before the training is approved, Boeing and airlines would have some extra time to get the planes ready.
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That might have given him some extra time to absorb the news in Phoenix and make sense of the changing rhetoric.
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Republicans had hoped to buy themselves some extra time by having the House vote on a mammoth funding bill this week.
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"We experienced the extra time and penalties (against Colombia) and we know the physical and emotional consequence of that," he said.
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There's also a touchup feature that tacks on extra time after the requisite two minutes to address spots that were missed.
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It obviously helped that they swept the New Orleans Pelicans in their first-round series, which gave them extra time off.
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They were both former teachers, and the type of teachers who would spend extra time with students after school helping them.
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Locals have used this extra time to devise a formidable defense against the inevitable waves of change to hit their streets.
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Equipped with a bit of extra time on my hands that summer, I committed to following the show with a friend.
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Surprises pop up at work or while you run your errands today, so give yourself extra time to get things done.
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The Moon represents many things, one of which is nurture, so take extra time today to love and care for yourself.
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Manafort's lawyers argued that they needed extra time to review more than 120,000 pages of new documents provided by federal prosecutors.
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Southgate will have three more (the two left from regular time, and the bonus one teams now get in extra time).
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Subasic, by the way, appears to be O.K. and has stayed on despite both teams getting another substitution for extra time.
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Croatia eked out its third consecutive extra time win — against England — on a goal in the 108th minute from Mario Mandzukic.
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If you're intent on retiring early, use the extra time you may have right now to reflect on why, he suggests.
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The sculpture took the artist about five months to create, taking extra time to detail McGregor's lifelike eyes and facial features.
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And it's very unfortunate because if they had had that extra time, they would have seen the do-not-resuscitate note.
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"If you need to put the extra time in to get your work up to snuff, then do it," he says.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European summits, jaded Englishmen have said, are like soccer: they go into extra-time, and the Germans always win.
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McGlashan claims his son has been receiving extra time for his exams ever since being diagnosed with learning disabilities in 2015.
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That extra time is very concerning to researchers like Mr. Hamilton, who has studied the animals for more than three decades.
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But in M.L.S., away goals scored in extra time are not considered — a point made explicitly in the league's playoff rules.
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Without an approved deal, it's unclear how long the extension should be and what can be achieved in the extra time.
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Having extra time to find an alternative will alleviate the pressure of getting on a plane you don't feel comfortable about.
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On Wednesday, March 4, the Subliners practice ran for eight hours, taking extra time to prepare for the upcoming weekend's competition.
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Time to understand and deal with any challenges was built into the mission, including more than 300 days of extra time.
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A win for environmentalists: The E.P.A. reversed its decision to give states extra time to meet a new ozone pollution standard.
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Still, I'm grateful for the extra time, as the residual fatigue from yoga has made showering slightly more difficult than usual.
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Rivera said he saw nothing wrong with Syndergaard beyond perhaps throwing too hard after his extra time off in between starts.
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I also used the extra time during my layovers to walk around, making sitting still on a long flight much easier.
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Arvidsson's OT goal lifts Predators past Capitals WASHINGTON — Suddenly playing extra time isn't such a losing proposition for the Nashville Predators.
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Flake told reporters later that he needed to have "some discussions, some extra time" on issues, but declined to provide specifics.
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I get ready for bed and take extra time with my skincare routine because I know I can sleep deep tonight.
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The Senate may have extra time to deal with the issue, however, since it delayed its August recess by two weeks.
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I wanted to introduce you to the opportunity that will help you grow your business, without spending extra time or money!
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I deserve these minutes and this extra time, but I don't get why these tests are timed in the first place.
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As part of the protest, customs agents have been taking extra time to check drivers' identification and trucks at channel ports.
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Norway had the best chances in the match and came close during extra time after Australia's Alanna Kennedy was sent off.
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