It&aposs been a pleasure to fill in for Martha MacCallum.
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We came up with a plan to fill in for Dave.
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How quickly does the picture start to fill in for you?
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Some communities are trying to fill in for the government's failures.
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I advertised and found someone to fill in for her (B).
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Thanks for inviting me to fill in for Farhad this week.
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Dana Perino is scheduled to fill in for O'Reilly tonight, we're told.
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Huckabee Sanders didn't just fill in for Spicer on any normal day.
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Demi Lovato confirmed to People that she's going to fill in for Gomez.
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The Panther King just needed Conquer to fill in for a chair leg.
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We've got a great lineup of guest hosts to fill in for me.
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Yes, but you should get someone to fill in for you or help out.
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"I have decided to fill in [for] JT on his remaining dates," Hill said.
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Ten years ago contractors were often used to fill in for employees on leave.
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He had been recalled on Sunday to fill in for LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (hamstring).
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Train employees to do other jobs so they can fill in for one another.
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To fill in for Wheeler, the Mets will dig deep into their farm system.
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Amazon exec Albert Cheng will continue to fill in for Price on an interim basis.
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The younger women who usually fill in for each anchor even share their ethnic background.
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The show's producer asked Mercado to fill in for the guest by reading the horoscope.
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Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman will fill in for Netanyahu if he is unable to attend.
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Jimmy Kimmel will be the first person to fill in for Strahan on Monday, May 16.
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Together, they came up with a plan to fill in for her child's dad, Dave Goldberg.
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I feel like I should have maybe gotten someone like Hannity to fill in for me.
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They called me up because they wanted me to fill in for a tour with Noothgrush.
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With a pair of sunglasses, though, Hewitt could easily fill in for Mitchell and vice versa.
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Deputy Governor Grant Spencer will fill in for six months while a permanent replacement is sought.
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To fill in for Francesa, you must hate and scorn the losers—another checkmark for Christie.
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The 2 for $2 menu was already a fill-in for the dearly departed dollar menu.
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If you ever need me, I can fill in for you at one of your concerts.
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Right-hander Tyler Chatwood will fill in for Darvish for the series finale at Wrigley Field.
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It was easiest to fill in for friends and acquaintances who worked as home health aides.
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One of those anchors, Shannon Bream, will temporarily fill in for Ms. MacCallum in the mornings.
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Another WNYC host, Mary Harris, will fill in for Mr. Lopate, and started with Wednesday's broadcast.
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Jimmy Kimmel will be the first person to fill in for Michael Strahan after he leaves Live!
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Bell, meanwhile, will fill in for Tom Hanks as the lonely human who falls for the fish.
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Although it's made without eggs or dairy, it can fill in for traditional desserts just as well.
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I got to fill in for teachers sometimes, but mostly I just did whatever I wanted [laughs ].
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In the past, the developing world has looked to Europe to help fill in for lost funding.
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In a handful of prisons, the police were called in to fill in for guards on strike.
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Amid her grief, Schuster is sent to Beirut to fill in for The Journal's Middle East correspondent.
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So has putting in systems to fill in for workers on leave, so they know it's acceptable.
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The network said that a rotating group of substitutes would fill in for him during his suspension.
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As deputy, Shanahan often had to fill in for Mattis in meetings, including those with cabinet members.
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Longtime meteorologist Sam Champion is returning to the studio to fill in for Zee, 34, ABC announced Monday.
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The would-be fill-in for the latter, Low Winter Sun, got cancelled after a single botched season.
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Well, you can&apost deny when you fill in for Rush, who&aposs - look, he&aposs the pioneer.
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We just want you to go to DC to fill in for a minute at the White House.
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Continuity: A permanent deputy is required to fill-in for an agency head when the position becomes vacant.
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New Zealand's deputy prime minister, Winston Peters, will fill in for Ardern during her six-week parental leave.
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What's next: Doug Kinkoph, Commerce Department acting deputy assistant secretary, will fill in for Rinaldo as acting administrator.
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C Elias Diaz was recalled from Indianapolis to fill in for Eric Fryer, who is on paternity leave.
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Asked to fill in for Dan Pastorini, Nielsen won a divisional round game for the 1979 Houston Oilers.
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Her sister ultimately felt limited by the baby on the way and asked Aparicio to fill in for her.
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HUNTSMAN: And I think the prerequisite to fill in for Dana is to be totally obsessed with your dog.
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Mark Tatum, the NBA deputy commissioner, will fill in for Borders and run the WNBA on an interim basis.
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" The manager — who was there that day to fill in for the regular manager — replied, "What did you feel?
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NOTES: The Rangers have yet to name Monday's starting pitcher to fill in for RHP Yu Darvish against Oakland.
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The district says about 400 substitute teachers and more than 2,000 reassigned administrators will fill in for protesting teachers.
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Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters will fill in for Ardern while she is on parental leave for six weeks.
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Work-Life balance rating: 3.9Average annual salary:What they do: Fill in for teachers when they are absent from school.
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On April 103, Harvey had to fill in for a scratched starter for the second time in a week.
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With all due respect to you, I had to twist your arm to do fill in for me on radio.
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As expected, word gets around to queen bee Ronda that MJ wants to fill in for her while she's away.
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What you will see is trade diversion to China's other trading partners to fill in for what the U.S. loses.
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One of the injured players he is helping fill in for (Lonzo Ball) was in third grade at the time.
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Retired doctors and nurses are returning to the job to fill in for health care workers who have become infected.
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The US military can do many things when it comes to foreign policy, but it can't fill in for diplomats.
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Sasaki said a few hundred reassigned administrators and substitutes will try to fill in for as many as 2,300 teachers.
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Finally, a local couple, R.C. and JoAnn Holmes, scrambled at the last minute and managed to fill in for him onstage.
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But Buttigieg said that it was "too complicated" to have aides fill in for each of the candidates he will face.
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Rosiello is one of the three members of the committee that Valeant created last week to temporarily fill in for Pearson.
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BTW, Ray was flying out of town to fill in for Brandy at a fan convention she was attending this weekend.
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Fiscal stimulus cannot help much on the supply front, but it can—and should—fill in for the loss of demand.
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He was trying to figure out what to do when Alexa lost her voice; he did not fill in for her.
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Ms. Bencebi, the case manager in Brooklyn, said workers seldom received warning before being tapped to fill in for correctional officers.
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AI can also fill in for doctors in remote hinterlands where healthcare provision falls short, which is often the case in China.
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With Kelly and Ryan on Monday to fill in for absent co-host Kelly Ripa, and the conversation turned to her kids.
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Perhaps Kelly is encouraged to let someone else fill in for her as moderator for the good of the network, and agrees.
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As an update to our last briefing to you on Syria, Putin is likely looking to fill in for us in Syria.
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During Mark's absence, Mike agrees to fill in for him in a dead-end job leading free walking tours of the city.
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The need to fill in for them, Lindsey said, led her to quit her job as a health insurance implementation manager last year.
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And if they decide not to show up to work one day, guess who will need to go and fill in for them?
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What an opportunity it is to fill in for my Survivor Know-It-All compatriot, Stephen Fishbach, on the fabled PEOPLE Survivor blog.
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If you're streaming defenses or need to fill in for the Chicago Bears on their bye week, the Ravens are a great option.
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She's one of the only people I would trust both with the music, the equipment, and the dancefloor to fill in for me.
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It has begun training people to do more jobs so they can easily fill in for other employees, said Amy Hoopes, the president.
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They returned to New York in time for her to fill in for Ms. Nilsson at the Met, but her husband's condition worsened.
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The team added that the SNY studio analyst and former Mets player Todd Zeile will fill in for Darling during his medical leave.
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But if Wilson is ever busy, he should probably just have comedian Peter Gilroy fill in for him, because his impression is spot-on.
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Director of basketball operations Brad Frederick was cleared to fill in for Robinson, whose status for future road games is to be determined. 2.
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The figure was presumably meant to fill in for Camila Cabello, who very publicly left the successful girl group at the end of 228.
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She was appointed to fill in for the remainder of Eric Schneiderman's term after he resigned earlier this year following accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Although the Queen sometimes hands out the honors herself, other senior members of the royal family fill in for the 93-year-old monarch.
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It feels so disrespectful to an actor's career and legacy to trot out these digital copies to fill in for them, and so unnecessary.
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However, if LeBlanc ever wants to fill in for Burrell when he's on vacation, well, I'll gladly watch to see what could have been.
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Instead, her son George W. Bush and daughter-in-law Laura will fill in for her and her husband, former President George H.W. Bush.
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As expected, Gordon will fill in for Dale Earnhardt Jr., who remains sidelined with concussion-like symptoms including nausea and a lack of balance.
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Cubs RH John Lackey (220-212, 266) Anderson has excelled in his first two starts as a fill-in for the injured Matt Garza.
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It's tough for me to draft Eifert as my fantasy starter and then have to draft another tight end to fill in for him.
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The beasts, for instance, aren't something that the team can work on as accurately because they're using human stuntmen to fill in for them.
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Al-Miss&aposhal says the agency technically canceled about 1,000 more jobs by stopping hiring new employees to fill in for those who retired.
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He was relatively unknown until 1961, when the prestigious Playboy Club in Chicago asked him to fill in for comedian Irwin Corey one night.
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Although she already performed earlier in the day, Chapman retook the stage to fill in for Stevie Wonder and quickly won over the audience.
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If Bruno Mars ever wants to take an extended vacation from the spotlight, we now have the perfect choice to fill in for him.
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One former pilot recalled protesting after being told to pay for a costly taxi ride to another airport to fill in for a colleague.
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"If you would like to fill in for me one day I am on over 550 stations and 14 plus million listeners," Hannity tweeted.
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"He was 100% still trying to protect Pruitt because Pruitt is his fill-in for Sessions," one source familiar with Trump's thinking told CNN.
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But we've got resilient players in there, proud guys and they're going to fill in for him and they're going to play for him.
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McCann moved from third-line winger to fill in for Malkin at second-line center, and the switch seemed to give McCann a spark.
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It's a relatively small sum, but the legal action sets a precedent for how states might fill in for oversight gaps at the federal level.
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However, 'DWTS' judge Carrie Ann Inaba did fill in for Julie as a guest host Tuesday .... and Julie indicated she looked great in that seat.
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One said she trained a junior employee to fill in for her, only to be told that she would be reporting to her upon returning.
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It's not yet clear who will replace or fill in for them during the course of the investigation, since the jail is already short-staffed.
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Last week, the LAUSD said 2,000 reassigned administrators and about 400 substitute teachers would help fill in for the more than 30,903 educators on strike.
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Last week, the district said 2,000 reassigned administrators and about 400 substitute teachers would help fill in for the more than 30,903 educators on strike.
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But fear not, we've got a great lineup of guest hosts to fill in for me," Ms. Ingraham said on her show, "The Ingraham Angle.
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In Boston, Martinez will probably get most of his starts as the designated hitter, though he could fill in for an outfielder now and then.
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That plan quickly goes off the rails when she is promoted and has to fill in for a popular Irish vlogger, Flora the Happy Hunter.
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The Colts (2-3) went in the other direction when they needed to fill in for Andrew Luck, trading for an intriguing youngster, Jacoby Brissett.
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High absenteeism poses a problem for GM management as the company tends to rely on temporary workers to fill in for missing full time workers.
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Bill Clinton was assigned to fill in for his wife at a number of fund-raising events in California and at a rally in Nevada.
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The network told Marchand it has a backup analyst ready to fill in for Romo if necessary, but it wouldn't reveal who that person is.
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The network told Marchand it had a backup analyst ready to fill in for Romo if necessary, but it wouldn't reveal who that person was.
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To make up for the loss, about 2000,22019 central office staff members and 400 substitute teachers are trying to fill in for the missing teachers.
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It's official: Jeff Gordon will return to racing as he will fill in for Dale Earnhardt Jr. at the Brickyard 400, NASCAR announced on Wednesday.
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Begin creating an email for all relevant parties so work will be uninterrupted and your team can fill in for you — with all key information handy.
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Zach Fulton, who was starting in his place, moved to fill in for RG Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, who missed his fourth game with a sprained knee.
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Mr. Rispone's critics have said his embrace of Mr. Trump is a fill-in for his lack of policy details beyond the general talk of cuts.
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Its system was stretched thin by both the cold and the need for natural gas generation to fill in for badly lagging wind and solar facilities.
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He will fill in for Shane Greene, who suffered a blister on the middle finger of his pitching hand and is headed to the disabled list.
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Even with preparation, the company said it had trained only upward of 10,000 employees to fill in for the nearly 36,000 workers who went on strike.
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The New York Jets are signing former Houston Texans tight end Ryan Griffin to fill in for the recently suspended Chris Herndon, NFL Network reported Monday.
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The Met has fielded two singers to fill in for him in the title role of "Eugene Onegin" opposite Anna Netrebko: Mariusz Kwiecien and Peter Mattei.
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During his Mideast tour in April, Mattis emphasized the need for compromise, perhaps sensing that someone had to fill in for the mostly absent State Department.
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The White House is also pressing for the resignation of Claire Grady, the acting deputy secretary, who under law would normally fill in for Ms. Nielsen.
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Renault's board appointed its C.O.O., Thierry Bolloré, to fill in for Mr. Ghosn — perhaps to protect its power in the Renault-Nissan alliance, the WSJ suggests.
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It added that a rotation of substitute hosts would fill in for Mr. Bolling on "The Fox News Specialists," where he is currently a co-host.
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During her lip-synched rendition of her smash hit "Emotions," Carey said she couldn't hear the track before asking the audience to fill in for her.
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They in effect can fill in for the decades-old gas-fired plants that might lack the fuel to fully operate because of the disastrous leak.
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Trains filled with crews could be positioned on unused tracks ready to fill in for trains that need to be pulled out of service, he said.
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When changes at her local church, St. Helena's in Parkchester, left one of its Masses without an organist, Janell trained to fill in for the role.
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The Skrulls certainly can't fill in for all of the heroes lost to Infinity War — but when it comes to usefulness, shapeshifting never goes out of style.
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They put as many planes in service as they can, which means fewer extra planes will be available to fill in for the missing 737 Max jets.
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She also mentioned that she may need to find "three or four opening acts" to fill in for her original co-headliner Future, due to scheduling conflicts.
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NO PROBLEM, NUGENT Signed to fill in for injured kicker Dan Bailey, Mike Nugent was wide left from 49 yards on his first attempt for the Cowboys.
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Doug Ducey (R) will appoint a Republican to fill in for McCain until a special election in 2020 determines who will serve out McCain's final two years.
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"CBS This Morning" is reportedly "begging" Oprah Winfrey to fill in for former co-host Charlie Rose, who was fired from the network after sexual harassment allegations.
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The Giants had been hoping that the rookie kicker Tom Obarski could fill in for Brown for the first game of the season against the Dallas Cowboys.
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She recently took a two month break from her show to focus on treating her Graves disease, letting Nick Cannon fill in for part of that break.
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Roush Fenway Racing has announced that Ross Chastain will fill in for Newman starting this weekend at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the No. 6 Ford.
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Medigap is a form of insurance that will fill in for the areas where your own Medicare policy may fall short, such as deductibles, copayments and coinsurance.
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Nets 116, Kings 97 Spencer Dinwiddie continued to effectively fill in for injured Kyrie Irving by scoring 23 points as Brooklyn never trailed in beating visiting Sacramento.
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Cold Cases takes place after the 2008 film The X-Files: I Want to Believe and acts as a backstory fill-in for the 2016 TV miniseries revival.
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Tony was not insecure about his position with the president, and so he allowed his team to fill in for him without worry that he would be usurped.
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" So her site will fill in for striking employees by "resurfacing work that has covered women of note recently, all to underscore that sports would stink without women.
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He figures to step in as the Penguins' No. 7 defenseman, with Chad Ruhwedel likely being inserted into the lineup to fill in for the absence of Cole.
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We got Hoda Kotb leaving NBC headquarters in NYC Wednesday after she went on the air to fill in for Matt, who was fired for alleged sexual misconduct.
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The district said it reassigned more than 2,000 administrators and hired about 105 substitute teachers to help fill in for more than 30,000 teachers and staff on strike.
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If I were to think about DJing in a material sense, then I don't think David would have asked me to fill in for him in that role.
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A quick learner, he was often asked to take on major roles and fill in for unavailable principal dancers while he was still in the corps de ballet.
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Jeter must be backstage throughout the week in case someone gets injured or calls out at the last minute and he needs to fill in for that role.
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Former President Bill Clinton will fill in for his wife on Tuesday at two fundraisers in Los Angeles, per an aide, as well as on Wednesday in Las Vegas.
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"Kemba obviously had a rough night, but he gutted it out," associate head coach Stephen Silas - who continues to fill in for the ailing Steve Clifford - said of Walker.
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Of course, "economically sensible" doesn't mean everyone has the luxury of dropping two grand to go desert camping, even if it means seeing Lady Gaga fill-in for Beyoncé.
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Smith's segment is going to remain a news program, and Fox News has stated that its news anchors Jon Scott and Trace Gallagher will fill in for the interim.
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"xXx: State of the Union" - Ice Cube tries to fill in for Vin Diesel in the "xXx" sequel and proves he's not cut out to be an action star.
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Later, she's sent to live in a beautiful house and instructed to open and close the doors at specific intervals during the day — to fill in for a ghost.
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On May 7, the day of the 7-20173 loss, someone named Adam Wilk was brought up from Class AAA to fill in for a suddenly suspended Matt Harvey.
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The Fischli and Weiss partnership was furthered solidified when they were invited by a Zurich gallery to fill in for an artist who had dropped out of a scheduled show.
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He was appointed in 2010 to the Illinois Senate to fill in for a senator who resigned, and went on to be elected as representative for his suburban Chicago district.
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On the other hand, an AI-based smartphone app can now fill in for a personal sommelier, making suggestions for the perfect bottle of wine based on tastes and preferences.
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ABC has found temporary replacements to fill in for Kelly Ripa amid alleged conflicts between her and co-host Michael Strahan following the news that he will be leaving Live!
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The 24-year-old was recalled from Triple-A Syracuse to fill in for ace Max Scherzer, whose start was pushed back to Monday because of discomfort in his neck.
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Robson worked with Timberlake on his hit single, "Pop," and even got a chance to fill in for an injured Joey Fatone as his dancing double in the music video.
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The former president will fill in for his wife at her previously scheduled rally in Las Vegas on Wednesday, where he will discuss her economic plans, according to the campaign.
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Verizon has said that consumers will be mostly unaffected because it has trained thousands of nonunion employees since last year to fill in for those who walk the picket line.
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Created by the team behind "Chicken Run" and the "Wallace and Gromit" series, this movie mixes slapstick humor with visual jokes and sound effects to fill in for absent words.
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That didn't happen Wednesday as Washington's Tanner Roark, a late fill-in for Stephen Strasburg, pitched seven scoreless innings to get the win in his second start of the year.
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This is why opposition is pretty low — the government isn't footing the bill, and aside from possibly hiring temporary help to fill in for employees on leave, neither are businesses.
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Hyde-Smith, a cattle farmer, served as state agriculture commissioner since 2011 before being tapped by Bryant to fill in for Cochran, who retired in April due to health issues.
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It was a clear nod to Atkinson, and also a makeshift audition, as Thaxton would later fill-in for him on a UK tour after Braid reunited again in 2011.
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Then the first-string critic [legendary film critic Andrew Sarris] fell ill, so I had to fill in for him, and I also had to make this interesting for myself.
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Asked to fill in for the injured Greg Olsen, Dickson, a tight end, caught five passes for 224 yards, repeatedly extending drives that appeared on the verge of stalling out.
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Since 2012, she has been the host on CNN International of "Amanpour," the show that served as a fill-in for PBS as it made plans for something more permanent.
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Locum's Nest, which connects clinicians who fill in for absent staff to available shifts, has launched a dashboard to help NHS trusts allocate staff to where they are needed most.
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I&aposm Shoshy Ciment, a junior retail reporter interrupting your regularly scheduled programming to fill in for Kate Taylor as she heads to sunny Orlando, Florida, for the ICR Conference.
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When he was just 18 years old, Rousseau began working in the service industry, where he had to fill in for a bartender that had yet to arrive to his restaurant.
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After the first time I played records at the Loft, he would often ask me to co-host on the turntables, and sometimes to fill in for him in his absence.
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They marched 78 yards on eight plays with James Conner, the second-year running back asked to fill in for Le'Veon Bell, running the ball in from the 1-yard line.
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Sure Tom Brady and Drew Brees are good, but Fitzpatrick, serving as a fill-in for Jameis Winston, has thrown for 400 or more yards and four touchdowns in consecutive wins.
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His real break came in January 1961, when he was asked to fill in for the comedian Irwin Corey, who had canceled a gig at the flagship Playboy Club in Chicago.
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She got her big break when the station was looking for someone to fill in for one of its leading talk show hosts, Lucky North, while Ms. North went on vacation.
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In 1962, she broke ground in the still-male-dominated late-night television landscape as the first woman to fill in for Jack Paar as the guest host of The Tonight Show.
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Civilian employees at McClellan Air Force Base engage in firearms training to be able to fill in for some of the men called off to war, in Sacramento on July 21942, 21941.
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Fox will return to New Girl for next season, a show that she was on partially to fill in for Zooey Deschanel, who took leave to have a baby of her own.
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As first reserve, Duval was delighted to fill in for her revered compatriot, even if she struggled to a 6-4 873-1 loss to world number 19 Elina Svitolina of Ukraine.
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Minshew, the Jacksonville Jaguars' mustached rookie quarterback who was selected in the sixth round of the draft, has been thrust into a starting role to fill in for the injured Nick Foles.
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But lately, the line sometimes grinds to a premature halt, as supervisors wait for employees to straggle in — or give up and pull people off forklifts to fill in for no-shows.
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Sailor Brinkley-Cook -- the 21-year-old model -- will fill in for her mom on the new season of "Dancing with the Stars" ... after she hurt herself rehearsing for Monday night's premiere.
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Solov planned to keep this arrangement, with Joel Pollak as editor in chief and Alex as managing editor, but he wanted Bannon to fill in for Breitbart as the company's outsize personality.
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"I went in to help out temporarily for a couple of weeks, to fill in for a P.R. secretary who was leaving," she once told Major League Baseball for a career profile.
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In the exhibition, it works as a kind of fill-in for the space amongst the large rooms and exhibits, fizzing away in the background—at points calming, then grating and aggressive.
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Katie Couric, who co-anchored the morning show from 21991 to 22006, returned to fill in for Savannah Guthrie, who is on maternity leave after welcoming her second child, son Charley, last month.
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He was working as a catering adviser to the Royal New Zealand Air Force in 1960, when he suddenly had to fill in for an officer who was to conduct a cooking demonstration.
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Imagining that he might be asked someday to be an emergency fill-in for a sore-armed batting practice pitcher, he did what he had done his entire career: prepared for the possibility.
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Patients were no more likely to die within 833 days of arrival at the hospital when they were treated by so-called locum tenens physicians, who temporarily fill in for staff physicians, researchers found.
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When Lady Gaga was tapped to fill in for Queen Bey at Coachella this weekend, she had some seriously big shoes to fill — but it's safe to say that she's risen to the occasion.
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The opponent seemed like an unlikely first choice for the contest, but as the UFC president explained, Anthony 'Rumble' Johnson was unable to fill in for Cormier as he had just undergone a surgery.
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And because so many federal workers have been sent home on unpaid leave — or worse, working without pay but trying to fill in for most of their furloughed department — expired certificates aren't getting renewed.
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He can serve as a defensive replacement for Beltran in right, offer a bat with right-handed pop off the bench and fill in for the often-injured outfielders Jacoby Ellsbury and Brett Gardner.
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Russia: Filling in for the United States We assess that Russia is continuing its strategy of trying to fill in for the US, and ultimately replace us, in various high-level negotiations and relationships.
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" The two actors in her office last Monday were Roddy Kennedy, a "swing" fill-in for numerous roles in "Hamilton," and Tyler Hardwick, who would be stepping onstage shortly in "Once on this Island.
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Thomson argues that the nominee shouldn't anoint the second in command but instead that the decision should be on the table for delegate participation since that person could potentially fill in for the president.
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Chanel and her two minions impress the CEO of the network so much so that they end up being offered the series (to fill in for Dr. Lovin after her untimely, but apparently unsurprising, death).
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In 2004, Flynn was asked to hit the road with Maroon 5 as a touring drummer to fill in for Dusick during his medical departure, before later earning a permanent position in the band thereafter.
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Asked whether she would ever consider becoming a professional Markle lookalike, Land joked that she would take things a step further and fill in for the duchess at any engagements she doesn't want to do.
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Despire that, she's not as good at being a parent or standing up for herself, and when Jupiter asks her to fill in for her for a night, she discovers that she has powers, too.
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The four-time series champion Jeff Gordon, who came out of retirement to fill in for Earnhardt in the last two races, will remain behind the wheel in the No. 88 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports.
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They knocked Kessler out of the game, then knocked Whitehurst out of the game, and wideout Terrelle Pryor was lucky to fill in for only a handful of snaps, lest he feel the Pats' fury too.
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According to a LinkedIn report, many workers cite having too much work (38%) or not having someone to fill in for them (28%) as reasons why they didn't take all of their vacation time last year.
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Fittingly, the final out of the N.L. Championship Series in Chicago was a line drive to shortstop Charlie Culberson — a fill-in for Corey Seager, the All-Star who has been sidelined with a back injury.
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At a time when tech philanthropists and companies are scrambling to fill in for the government's failures — offering up resources such as masks and testing kits — CZI's role in developing possible treatments is actually fairly traditional.
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In case of the unlikely event that both get hurt, home teams are required to designate an "emergency goalie" for each game: someone who can fill in for the rest of the game, for either team.
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The channel's viewership during Ms Kelly's old 9pm slot actually soared shortly after Mr Carlson replaced her, and held steady in the 8pm hour after Mr Carlson switched to that time to fill in for Mr O'Reilly.
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He is creating a restaurant inspired by his Appalachian roots, and working on an app called SideGig, which will link cooks, servers and dishwashers with restaurants that need someone to fill in for a shift or two.
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Trump-era budget cuts created staffing shortages that the MCC has tried to resolve with lots of overtime pay and "augmentation" -- a practice that allows prison cooks and teachers to temporarily fill in for trained corrections officers.
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The goal of the program is to make these traits work for an individual as much as possible, and to enlist loved ones to fill in for the parts of the brain that might not be working properly.
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Giants manager Bruce Bochy said utilityman Kelby Tomlinson will be one of several players called upon to fill in for Pence, who is expected to need surgery on his torn right hamstring and could miss approximately eight weeks.
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The Rays will likely go with Adeiny Hechavarria at short and Brad Miller at second most of the time, but Robertson can fill in for either, and even at third base if Evan Longoria needs a DH day.
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Four-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon and Alex Bowman, who drives a partial schedule in the Xfinity Series for JR Motorsports, will continue to fill in for Earnhardt in his No. 88 Chevrolet the rest of the season.
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And non-union writers who fill in for striking WGA members could face repercussions if they want to later apply for WGA membership, which is the best way to get steady work in Hollywood as a writer. Yes.
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INSIDE THE TIMES An article on Thursday about Sam Roberts's journalism career misstated the number of consecutive games in which Lou Gehrig played after being called to fill in for the Yankees' first baseman Wally Pipp in 1925.
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The third-rounder Jacoby Brissett fit into the New England Patriots' system nicely as a fill-in for a couple of games, and another third-rounder, Cody Kessler, has not been bad in a terrible situation in Cleveland.
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In my case, I had the damnedest time trying to find a fill in for Audacity, so I could edit podcasts on the 13 hour flight (cue the emails from 800 developers telling me that they have the solution).
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To fill in for him as a groom in their pop-up ceremony then, the ladies brought along a cardboard cutout of a mystery man they dubbed "Flat Marc" — complete with a giant question mark printed on his face.
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Sitting on his patio, the boss, who declined to be named because he could be arrested by the government, took pride in what he said was the Union's ability to fill in for the vacuum left by the state.
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Since I'm the only contributing opinion writer at The Times who is consistently pro-Trump, many of you (but maybe not all) will find lots of reasons to disagree with me while I fill in for David this week.
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Although productivity briefly looked very strong immediately following the Great Recession, that was mostly a consequence of employers shedding everyone but their highest performers, and making them work harder in order to fill in for their laid-off colleagues.
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On the Monday broadcast of the popular game show, the TV personality, 62, left her regular post on the puzzleboard to fill in for Pat Sajak after the host, 73, had to undergo emergency surgery for a blocked intestine.
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But along with many other arguments from Pai's camp—like the frequently disproven assertion that net neutrality rules have stifled telecom investment—this belief that the FTC will be able to fill in for the FCC doesn't hold much water.
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If confirmed, Murray would serve under Ambassador Nikki Haley in representing US interests at the United Nations and would act as a fill-in for Haley in representing the US to the United Nations General Assembly when she is unavailable.
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McGregor said that both Aldo and the former champion Frankie Edgar turned down a chance to fight him on short notice, leaving the U.F.C. to reach down to the No. 5 contender Nate Diaz to fill in for a nontitle fight.
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PARIS/TOKYO (Reuters) - French carmaker Renault tapped its chief operating officer and a senior board member to fill in for embattled boss Carlos Ghosn, after an investigation by alliance partner Nissan led to his arrest on suspicion of financial misconduct.
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Around 2002, I started illustrating regularly for The Guardian newspaper, so I showed the art director my self-published comics, and he asked me to fill in for Posy Simmonds (one of their regular cartoonists at the time) while she was on holiday.
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Which is why we can only hope that Helwani's tweet late last night that longtime pound-for-pound great BJ Penn had reached out to the UFC to fill in for Ferguson was just a rumor or a passing fancy or a joke.
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RHP Mike Pelfrey allowed four runs (two earned) and four hits in 4 1/3 innings in his first start of the season after the White Sox called him up from Triple-A Charlotte to fill in for injured RHP James Shields.
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The company says it has trained plenty of people to fill in for union employees who walked off the job, but you can't expect them to be able to provide the same quality as people who have been doing it for years.
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Hillman, who spent four years with the Denver Broncos before splitting last season between the Minnesota Vikings and San Diego Chargers, was added in July, generating speculation that he was brought in to help fill in for Elliott should a suspension occur.
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One of those pieces of feedback, highlighted in an episode of our Land of the Giants podcast about Amazon, was a worker telling management that they checked themself out of the hospital because they didn't have someone to fill in for them.
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"They are not able to switch off, because as soon as they get home the phone starts to ring, and a manager is begging and pleading with them to come in the next day and fill in for someone," Ms. Cullen said.
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In an unusual move, rather than having one of the team's top coordinators fill in for Zimmer, Minnesota had Mike Priefer, the special-teams coordinator, take over head coaching duties while Minnesota's offensive and defensive coordinators handled play-calling for their respective units.
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Renault on Tuesday tapped its chief operating officer and a senior board member to fill in for Ghosn, but the board refrained from firing him while awaiting for detail on the allegations - a decision that could buy more time for an accelerated, permanent succession process.
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While it will likely take months to appoint and confirm a new director, Trump could immediately put his stamp on the Bureau by picking someone who has already been confirmed by the Senate to fill-in for Cordray temporarily before appointing a full-time director.
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The fact that you can use the RX2250 like you would an interchangeable mirrorless camera (like the Sony Alpha A2100 cameras I reviewed) means it can fill in for situations where an interchangeable lens camera is too flashy, heavy, or can't even be used safely.
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League-average wanderers like D.J. Augustin, Nate Robinson, Aaron Brooks, C.J. Watson, and John Lucas III all flourished to varying degrees either as Rose's backup or as his injury fill-in for long stretches of the season, which is in itself a pretty impressive achievement.
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Renault on Tuesday tapped its chief operating officer and a senior board member to fill in for Ghosn, but the board refrained from firing him while awaiting for detail on the allegations - a decision that could buy more time for an accelerated, permanent succession process.
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Now Carson Wentz will know what it's like to come off the bench ... The Eagles QB got the call to fill in for Vice President Mike Pence at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday ... since Pence will be in South Korea for the Olympics.
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EditorsNote: Corrects halftime score in penultimate graf; other minor edits Spencer Dinwiddie continued to effectively fill in for injured Kyrie Irving by scoring 23 points as the Brooklyn Nets never trailed and recorded a 116-97 victory over the visiting Sacramento Kings on Friday night.
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That is never more evident than during these types of moments, and we want to express our appreciation to everyone at Chip Ganassi Racing as well as Kaulig Racing for allowing Ross to fill in for Ryan in the No. 6 on such short notice.
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I did all I could to get scheduled for middays or "afternoon drive," although occasionally I had to fill in for a vacationing early-morning shift person, which required me to get out of bed about two hours after I would normally get to sleep.
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Kipnis had not played in center since college, but with regular CF Bradley Zimmer out with a broken hand and Austin Jackson playing left field to fill in for the injured Michael Brantley, the Indians plan to use Kipnis and rookie Greg Allen in center.
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During a hiatus from politics in the early and mid-603s, he was the host of a Fox News show, "Heartland With John Kasich," broadcast live from Columbus, Ohio — and at times, a fill-in for Bill O'Reilly — while working as an investment banker for Lehman Brothers.
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The 43-year-old was placed on injured reserve and will miss 4-6 weeks after being recalled from Bridgeport of the AHL to fill in for Nick Leddy, who is battling an upper-body injury but could play against Minnesota after participating in Saturday's practice.
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After getting called up from Triple-A Buffalo earlier in the week, 26-year-old outfielder Darrell Ceciliani got into the Blue Jays lineup last night to fill in for Kevin Pillar, who is serving a suspension for calling Braves pitcher Jason Motte a homophobic slur.
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Seattle's Christian Bergman (0-103) took the roster spot of James Paxton, who went on the 10-day disabled list with lower back inflammation, while Jeff Hoffman was an emergency fill-in for the Rockies when Antonio Senzatela was scratched with a blister on his pitching hand.
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Washington (CNN)Conditions behind the walls of the nation's federal prisons are degrading under the government shutdown, where some correctional officers are being forced to work extended shifts, inmate programs are being canceled, and medical and maintenance workers are being asked to fill in for guards.
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That compares with roughly 20% or more at the foreign automakers in the U.S. Automakers traditionally use temporary workers to assist during product launches and increases in output as well as to fill in for full-time employees during high times of absenteeism for vacation and illnesses.
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This winter, though, the Yankees' other needs — a middle infielder to fill in for Didi Gregorius while he recovers from elbow surgery, refurbishing the bullpen and trading pitcher Sonny Gray (11 teams are interested, Cashman said) — have percolated in the background as they have pursued starting pitching.
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"I made station executives aware that while I would be happy to continue to fill in for Boomer when asked and when available, that they should no longer consider me as a candidate interested in any job at WFAN when I leave the governorship," the governor said.
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The match was nearly flawless, but just a touch rushed; Styles flew back from a WWE tour in Chile to fill in for Wyatt, leaving preparation time limited, but the beauty of pro wrestling is, again, that it can be balletic improv and that's what the match was.
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The CNN team wrote that Trump "floated" replacing Sessions with Pruitt earlier this very week — attributing this information to a "source familiar with Trump's thinking": "He was 100% still trying to protect Pruitt because Pruitt is his fill-in for Sessions," one source familiar with Trump's thinking told CNN.
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"I talked to the guys in the locker room after the game about waiting too long and waiting until we get down to actually start playing the way we know how to play," associate coach Stephen Silas, who continues to fill in for coach Steve Clifford, told reporters.
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The N.H.L. adjusted its rules last summer to mandate that teams have an emergency goalie present for all home games ready to fill in for either team — setting the stage for Foster's most competitive action since 20 minutes in relief with Western Michigan University in the 2005-06 season.
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Both suffered longterm consequences from a disastrous war vote — though Clinton's support for the Iraq invasion, which she later regretted, pales next to Padme's insane decision to let Jar Jar Binks fill in for her in the Senate, whereupon the Gungan was promptly duped into giving Palpatine war powers.
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She had signed up for a training course in order to keep her supplemental unemployment benefits, and then put those plans on hold in January when GM called back those who'd been laid off to fill in for the people who were being moved out to other plants.
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Even without the government of Afghanistan participating, Russia will forge ahead with talks with the Taliban because it wants to fill in for the United States as the go-to mediator-in-chief on this conflict, just like it is doing for Syria and even the US-North Korea tensions.
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The tribe, a dwindling nation of 730, says the United States has reneged on its legal duty to educate their children by, among other things, allowing a janitor and a secretary to fill in for absent teachers, and by failing to provide special-education services and enough books for all students.
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Then that validation got a little muddled by footage of Clinton looking bright-eyed and bushy-tailed hours later, resulting in yet another hashtag, "#hillarysbodydouble," intimating that she's too sick to appear in public at all and needed her lookalike Teresa Barnwell to fill in for her (that was not actually the case).
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Arlie was a fill-in for her mother, who was an emotional manipulator and a con artist and a representation of someone Annie hates, while Linda's journey was to bring Annie face-to-face with the mother of the man who would kill her sister in an attempt to prevent him from ever being born.
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For weeks, he's been picking up extra work to fill in for colleagues who he says are too scared to leave home after hearing about the possibility of raids on TV. The migrant worker from Guatemala says he only leaves home to walk to work, knowing that along the way he risks the possibility of arrest by authorities.
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Whether you tell them over the phone or by email depends on the type of relationship you have with them, but you should have a specific plan in place that details how long you'll be gone and suggestions for how to handle the work you won't be able to do — including the name and contact information for anyone you'd like to fill in for you.
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French wasn't around this time, and though I'll admit to being disappointed that she didn't fill in for him herself (she's as much a rapper as a singer, and it'll be exciting for global fans to be exposed to that side of her as her career develops), the performance was a slick one, and the song really enhanced by the live band, complete with steel drums.
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White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders will fill in for press secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE at this week's press briefings.
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The challenges are common enough that Mr. Moayed, a founder of the New York theater company Waterwell, said he has been called upon before to fill in for actors who might be prevented from entering the country; he also faced an issue last year when an Iranian actor was barred from traveling to New York for a Waterwell production of "Hamlet" set in Persia, in which Mr. Moayed was starring.
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