After that, I filled in the top and bottom center sections, he filled in the NE and SW corners, and we were done.
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"We sort of have half the circle filled in, and we need to get that other half filled in, which is that intensity component," he said.
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Many others have vanished, often filled in and built upon.
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UT Luis Sardinas filled in for Seager at third base.
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The exact length of time has not been filled in.
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The timeline discussed needs a lot of gaps filled in.
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Brad Brach and Darren O'Day have filled in for him.
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Animated emojis filled in what she could not yet say.
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Livingston capably filled in as the team's starting point guard.
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In 2018, his nephew, Ivan Neville, filled in on keyboards.
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Logan Verrett struggled when he first filled in for Harvey.
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All prescriptions were filled in the first trimester of pregnancy.
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Its yawning pits have been filled in with raw earth.
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Then, in blue ink, he filled in the date — Jan.
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Masia filled in and did what she does best: Rap.
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I automatically filled in ETRE, which is not grammatically correct.
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Fiction filled in the spaces where journalism could not go.
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She filled in the blanks with what people told her.
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Now, a conductor has filled in the missing pages. 9.
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A Kickstarter campaign and independent donations filled in the rest.
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He filled in a whole bunch of the story right there.
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Gordon, 133, filled in at Indianapolis, Pocono, Watkins Glen and Bristol.
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Her character gets more filled in, but it felt so rushed!
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Frankie Grande filled in as the night's most excited seat dancer.
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We stopped it at the waist and filled in that point.
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This week, the FBI filled in a few of the blanks.
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We just filled in what was missing to complete that story.
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What if a developer filled in a wetland for a building?
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Many details remain to be filled in on the plan, though.
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General taxpayers, and bond dollars filled in the remaining 52 percent.
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Impacted graves were filled in and grave markers relocated for regrading.
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A dog walker filled in the gaps when they weren't available.
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After you've filled in the details, select "Place Order" to buy.
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The top of the silo has been demolished and filled in.
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During the NLCS, Charlie Culberson filled in for Seager at shortstop.
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Next, I filled in MCGRAW of the publishing house MCGRAW Hill.
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What we didn't know, we filled in with our imagination, joyfully.
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That little pond is gone, too, filled in and paved over.
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MaryAnn, Angelina's mother, filled in her daughter's eyebrows with dark pencil.
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When it finally filled in, I thought it: SON OF A!
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The position has been filled in an acting capacity since then.
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But Rudy filled in the dots afterwards when we stayed there.
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Watchmen This week filled in the blanks on Angela's origin story.
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He roughed them out, and his supporters filled in the details.
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All the background is just filled in with Star Wars, basically.
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An instant later, my usernames and passwords are automatically filled in.
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You filled in on guitar at a D.R.I. gig once, didn't you?
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Brian Sietsema, filled in for him during portions of Wednesday&aposs competition.
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But the reality of millions of Americans has filled in the blanks.
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The Elvis role is expected to be filled in the coming weeks.
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The policy authors say those details will be filled in upon passage.
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Her job is being filled in an acting capacity by Matthew Donovan.
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Anonymous' efforts have decreased, and no one has filled in the void.
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Gibson scored 39 combined points when he filled in for Towns Feb.
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Identity document and an exchange slip duly filled in will be required.
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About 1 million Xarelto prescriptions are filled in the U.S. each month.
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The sculptures are filled in in some areas, left empty in others.
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The published notice matches the draft, with the effective date filled in.
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On the front, remaining gaps are filled in with putty and retouched.
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Don't worry, Fultz noticed his mistake and quickly filled in the blanks.
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His friends, who were also big fans, filled in the other roles.
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Forms filled in and shown to the waiting room that's almost full.
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Talented writers filled in the world suggested by the Mos Eisley cantina.
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There are still details to be filled in with Twilio's new service.
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From Sweden, we filled in the gaps of the Majid family story.
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Customer: Surprisingly, the line just filled in immediately after we got here.
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New York uses paper ballots, which are scanned after they're filled in.
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As I drank, little dots filled in a circle-shaped progress bar.
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Think of the gaps that need to be filled in your community.
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One of the marchers, Rishi Raj Vyas, 250, filled in the blanks.
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So the mash-up sort of worked and I filled in JJCREW.
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Eric Stonestreet of Modern Family filled in Klum her during her absence.
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Another CNN anchor, Jake Tapper, also briefly filled in at 9 p.m.
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The answer, TEATIMES, was one of the last entries I filled in.
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Dr. Paabo gradually filled in gaps to reconstruct the entire Neanderthal genome.
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Now, there's a filled in heart and small "A" to replace it.
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Filled in and built over during renovations years ago, it was gone.
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The last remaining bare spots on the map had been filled in.
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She filled in the necessary paperwork and sent it to Companies House.
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Eric Stonestreet filled in for Heidi as a judge during Wednesday's taping.
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Droddy filled in for four games, then took over permanently in 2013.
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PRO TEAM and PRO TEAM followed and the rest gradually filled in.
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" When he repeated it, the crowd filled in the missing word: "Schlonged!
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Ms. Nogotovich was Ms. Ranitskaya's niece, and she filled in many blanks.
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After several months — almost half a dozen treatments — my pitted cheeks filled in.
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If that's true, at least they'll have that role filled in no time.
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I had my smile lines filled in, and Botox to paralyze certain muscles.
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And on his face, a wry expression with nuances filled in by CGI.
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He also filled in for former Fox News prime-time host Bill O'Reilly.
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Recession and was never filled in the subsequent years of slow growth—which
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As guests filled in afterward, the superstar guest list grew longer and longer.
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Previously outlined plans to bring water under public ownership were also filled in.
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The details still need to be filled in, but some things are clear.
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My dad then filled in the hole and poured concrete over the top.
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Calvin Pickard filled in for Varlamov in Colorado's last three games — all losses.
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GUTFELD: Juan, I&aposm so glad you filled in for me on that.
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The SUVs were filled in a matter of minutes and left, he added.
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In 2013, John McEnroe filled in for Thomas, who was recovering from surgery.
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Mike is off this week, so Lydia Polgreen, associate masthead editor, filled in.
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John Sullivan has filled in as acting secretary of State since Tillerson's dismissal.
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Elia filled in the details, which included fans harassing two of his players.
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Mr. Holly's drummer got frostbite during the tour, so Mr. Mastrangelo filled in.
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Tackle Chaz Green and guard Ronald Leary filled in, and Elliott kept rolling.
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She feels like she's still a blank, meant to be filled in later.
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Believe it or not, some confident folks have already filled in their brackets.
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I also filled in BASE at 793A without thinking too much about it.
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Brows, which you may normally darken, might be filled in lighter than usual.
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Now we learned they had filled in their own dramatic and disturbing details.
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Cook also filled in admirably when Curry missed time with injuries last season.
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Lou Gehrig filled in for him — for the next 2,130 games, until 1939.
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Some of the blanks Wilder left have been filled in by other voices.
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Guard Brandon Jennings filled in admirably, scoring 230 points and adding seven assists.
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I also like a filled-in brow — I use the Chanel eyebrow pencil.
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Jenner announced Kybrow in an Instagram video, flaunting perfectly filled-in brows (of course).
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Then, he stuck around and filled in as a production assistant and an extra.
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Kotb, 53, quickly filled in as co-host when Lauer was fired on Nov.
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An undisclosed (but modest) number of online orders were later filled in an instant.
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It was filled in during the early 20th century to make the area livable.
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G Will Barton, who had filled in for Gary Harris before getting hurt Nov.
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And what they don't know can begin to be filled in when they're together.
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Now, in place of her Dangerous Woman bunny ears, lives a filled-in heart.
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Griffith arranged for 50 roses from another supplier and filled in with other flowers.
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Backup Mike Glennon filled in and threw a touchdown pass in the last minute.
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Guys got off, guys made some easy buckets and I filled in from there.
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He has filled in well so far with Wade Davis on the disabled list.
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Foreign companies like Pfizer and Eli Lilly filled in the gaps by shipping drugs.
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He clicked, and the blank was filled in with convincing, synthetic buildings and greenery.
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Lugo, meanwhile, has filled in with Steven Matz on the 15-day disabled list.
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And the pool was drained and filled in, visible only in the mind's eye.
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Reuters filled in gaps by asking states for additional information and scouring academic literature.
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He filled in that day for RHP Taijuan Walker, who went on paternity leave.
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And generics account for roughly 80 percent of prescriptions filled in the United States.
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Israel has called the group extremist and "hate-filled" in its anti-Israel stance.
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I filled in my weight, height, and chose my goals for using the machine.
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Later in the process, he filled in each of the shapes with different hues.
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Cuomo is more positive about congestion pricing, but has not filled in the details.
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As the tenor saxophonist Jeremy Powell rose to solo, muted trumpets filled in below.
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Mike was away this week, so Natasha Singer, a Times tech reporter, filled in.
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The first entry I filled in as I sallied forth was at CR/GL __ __.
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All of them are filled in with cheap particle board painted a conspicuous white.
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Farhad is off this week, so Katie Benner, a Times technology reporter, filled in.
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Many details will be filled in over the coming months, the city has said.
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ET, seats were mostly filled in the chamber, but by around 3:20 p.m.
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This week, Brian X. Chen, the Times's personal technology writer, filled in for Mike.
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Mike Brown, the Warriors' associate head coach, filled in for Kerr on the bench.
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Farhad is off this week, so Kevin Roose, a Times business columnist, filled in.
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The doorways, Reeves surmised, must have been filled in before the walls were painted.
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The silent spaces in baseball used to be filled in by novelists and filmmakers.
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Flaco even shows me a filled-in passage that started inside a graveyard tomb.
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Trees and shrubs sprout from filled-in parking spaces on residential streets like Lamorinierestraat.
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Cupp also periodically filled in for Andy Levy as the show's candid fact-checker.
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Scholarship, too, has filled in many of the missing blanks of Sicily's Jewish past.
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Quarterback Hendon Hooker filled in during a first-half series, resulting in a fumble.
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The Blueprints series consists of a miscellany of documents meant to be filled in.
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When she retired, she filled in wherever required: welfare officer, first-aid practitioner, physiotherapist.
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This time, the wind and the spindrift had already filled in my ski tracks.
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Fans have filled in the gaps with various explanations, some more likely than others.
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When he returned to investigate later that day, the hole had been filled in.
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So it's an area where private philanthropy has filled in most of the gaps.
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The source says it will be the same familiar faces who filled in on Live!
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It appears that OMG LLC cloned the Focus website and filled in its company name.
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On a giant wall, partygoers filled in verbs describing what they did in their Calvins.
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Deuki Hong, co-author of Koreatown: A Cookbook filled in the blank with grilled cheese.
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Then they scrubbed the academic language and filled in the spaces with funny cat pictures.
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Rookie Keita Bates-Diop filled in for Wiggins and contributed a career-high 285 points.
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Will these jobs be filled in a black market or in a formal labour market?
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It was filled in for years, then re-excavated; now it's used for competitive kayaking.
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"Glenn leapt right on it -- filled in the blanks and brought structure," Henley said later.
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Latavius Murray has filled in for Cook, who has been dealing with a hamstring injury.
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Fortunately, outfielder David Dahl has since filled in admirably as the Rox freshman de jour.
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Devlin Hodges, the third-string quarterback behind Rudolph and the injured Ben Roethlisberger, filled in.
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In one fell swoop, DePalma may have filled in the gap in the fossil record.
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At this point, with very little of this grid filled in, I started taking shots.
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Cheung's drawings are simple: thick black outlines filled in with flesh tones and nothing else.
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After you've filled in your own content, you name it and publish with a click.
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Nimmo filled in at the leadoff spot because Curtis Granderson's calf strain had not improved.
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At Adams Middle School, an assistant principal filled in and gave a history lecture Thursday.
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Two other breaches were also caused by Hurricane Sandy, but they were filled in immediately.
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At a rehearsal on Saturday, Ms. Hsing was running late, so Mr. Akiho filled in.
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Relieved to vote, I filled in my ballot at the machine and printed it out.
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The Scotland-residing Iowan filled in the application, knowing at least six people would attend.
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I filled in COLPORTEUR (28D) slowly and I needed every single crossing to get it.
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Gregarious and fun, she's the one who always filled in the blanks that Daddy left.
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That role is currently filled in a temporary capacity by a career foreign service officer.
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Harris has filled in for two-plus games for injured three-year starter Daniel Jones.
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Parts of the original canal route were filled in for Interstate 490, which traverses Rochester.
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A bass player didn't show up for a 1963 recording session, so she filled in.
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The administrator role was filled in an acting capacity by Daniel Elwell for 14 months.
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However, there were still large gaps in the data that needed to be filled in.
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Mueller asked for blank subpoenas, with the names to be filled in later, Bloomberg reported.
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Once I started, I fell in love with the look of a filled-in brow.
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Gradually, CHARLIE filled in for the first part, but CHARLIE WORLD did nothing for me.
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As with The Office, Superstore's characters have filled in around the show's edges over time.
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Specifically, he filled in as Iggy Pop — shirtless, and with his characteristic intensity on full display.
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Zander Lurie, CEO at SurveyMonkey, said Usabilla filled in a missing piece in its survey toolkit.
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And she's not the only character whose broad strokes are ultimately filled in in unexpected ways.
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But a diploma written by hand with the blank filled in with a calligraphic printed typeface?
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The actor — who recently filled in as guest host for Wednesday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Gale Crater was created by an ancient impact, then filled in with sediment layers over time.
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To the right, the singer pointed to a now filled-in sun with some updated shading.
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You can see they filled in the OG watering hole last year and paved over it.
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Don't stress and come back to it when you have more filled in in the southwest.
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Of course, said Luke Walton, the assistant coach who ably filled in while Kerr was out.
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I dutifully filled in my lips, looked in the mirror, and immediately started rubbing it off.
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"My mentor, Brigitte Reiss-Andersen, couldn't do Mariah for something, so I filled in," Murphy recalls.
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Cramer, who filled in, stunned prosecutors and defense attorneys alike when he rejected the plea agreement.
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And since then, various teams have filled in the theoretical rationale to excuse Falkovich's lucky shortcut.
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The mothers also filled in a detailed questionnaire on socioeconomic factors, lifestyle, and other environmental exposures.
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I like that a lot better than everything being filled in for them with a screen.
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"Within a particular category of data, there are huge disparities in what's filled in," Goff said.
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The space in and around the notes is filled in with the cassette tape's magnetic crackle.
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About 6.5 million retail prescriptions for testosterone replacement therapy were filled in 2017, the company said.
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The Trump administration is rife with unfilled positions and leadership posts filled in an acting capacity.
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She filled in the melodies on all three tracks, taking over for Beyoncé, Dido, and Rihanna.
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At Adams Middle School, an assistant principal filled in and gave a history lecture on Thursday.
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Our relationship was built on the confidence he projected and the need it filled in me.
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The episode "Woods," from Season 2, filled in gaps from his back story and provided nuance.
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Jody McQuarters filled in as a Peaches opponent on the mound, temporarily abandoning his usual role.
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Midday Wednesday he filled in followers on an electricity mishap during a convenience-store bathroom break.
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Trapped beyond the inner wall was a low pool of water, yet to be filled in.
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Mike was away this week, so Sheera Frenkel, a cybersecurity reporter for The Times, filled in.
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The area of the grave, which had been filled in by June, was later dug up.
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If you filled in as we went along, performing our small tasks, you have MASTER _RAFT_ _ _ _.
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Those users now have until Saturday to get a new name filled in on the app.
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But the river has steadily filled in with silt, leaving the submarine mired in the muck.
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The comedian Will Arnett, a star of "Arrested Development," filled in for Mr. Kimmel on Tuesday.
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It&aposs not the first time cruise ships have filled in for hotels during the Olympics.
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When we redid the apartment we filled in that wall so we could hang more art.
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Around the same time, Cliffe had filled in as The Hairpin's head editor for a week.
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Today, Mistastin Lake still looks like a crater from space, even though it's filled in with water.
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Orders can be filled in as little as 15 minutes, according to a video announcement from Amazon.
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He NEEDS something to tweet, but often needs the specifics filled in, several business leaders told us.
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Goyal, 54, presented the interim budget for Jaitley in February and has filled in for him before.
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The result would be a roadmap or framework agreement, with finer points filled in along the way.
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OMB Director Mick Mulvaney told reporters that Trump's speeches and even news coverage filled in the gaps.
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On the back, there are two blank lines to be filled in with a name and number.
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Johnson reiterated that message on Tuesday, and filled in some more details about his meeting with Trump.
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Then, they chose 25 more measurements that filled in more details like skin tone and eye color.
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That evening Mr Pashinian addressed tens of thousands of people who filled in the main Republic square.
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Next, the pro filled in Kidman's eyebrows with a brow gel, before moving onto her eye shadow.
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I suggested "The ____ Film Festival," with that blank to be filled in with whatever struck Al's fancy.
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Both of Simonds and Yancey's bubbles were filled in, but Simonds' bubble had a mark over it.
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But many were filled in to make way for cars, while squatter settlements have encroached on others.
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The healthcare world will be chewing over the plan, and watching for details to be filled in.
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It's a story viewers have been told so much, even I filled in the blanks for myself.
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That is, filled-in brows, a contour so sharp it could cut someone, and beige, pouty lips.
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For the life of me, I couldn't recall either answer, and I had everything else filled in.
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Mr. Reeve and members of his firm painstakingly pieced together the puzzle and filled in the cracks.
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The Democratic aide said that the bill is incomplete and more details need to be filled in.
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Yeah, I think just something that's really reflective of what my brows would look like filled in.
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Goaltender Aaron Dell, who filled in for injured starter Martin Jones, stopped 22 shots for the Sharks.
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For the 94th District, the voter filled in the bubble for Yancey and the bubble for Simonds.
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So I filled in DOROTHY, who wandered through Oz and the entry fits, not that I'm bitter.
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The desolate spaciousness between humans, between human moments, not yet filled in with chattering ghosts of reassurance.
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Giles Clarke: It's this former reservoir that had been filled in by this rubble from the earthquake.
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"It will be built where it's needed first, and then it will be filled in," he said.
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Republicans haven't filled in the details yet, at least publicly, but here's what happens when you try.
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A member of the Sixers dance team filled in and sang the anthem at the last minute.
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He didn't think of himself as a good singer, but they needed one, so he filled in.
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Sometimes the most important facts, the single most important details, are not filled in until years later.
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The patient, helped by her friend, filled in the doctor about the events of the previous weeks.
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The 800 slots were filled in less than a day, and the waiting list continues to grow.
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Kwame Brown is really only memorable for the things his talent outlined but never actually filled in.
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Mike is out this week so Nick Wingfield, a Times technology reporter based in Seattle, filled in.
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How did the 1960s impact the younger generation of mobsters coming up who filled in the ranks?
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After you've filled in the entry below TWOTIM, we have enough to see what the trick is.
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Areas of completed study—sixth-grade math, for example—were indicated by cells filled in with green.
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The rookie right-hander has ably filled in with Colorado ace Jon Gray on the disabled list.
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His role as chairman will be filled in the interim by the company's lead director, Patricia Russo.
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Sanders also filled in at length for Spicer, who has been catching up with military reserve duty.
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While he was out of work to recover, his longtime co-host, White, filled in for him.
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A subway and trolley line that opened in 1927 was filled in 1956 to build the Interstate.
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Jennings filled in after Courtney Lee sprained an ankle in the first quarter and did not return.
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She filled in at the fast-food restaurant to pay her way through Piedmont Central Community College.
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Brissett filled in for Luck during the 2017 season while he was out recovering from shoulder surgery.
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Those details were filled in as a procession of government witnesses helped make the case against Stone.
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The face for which I had created the outline had been filled in, saturated with new meaning.
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I filled in ROCK E SOCK E ROBOT, and figured that Mr. Thomas had lost his mind.
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But now, in places like Iberia, the gaps are being filled in, creating an unbroken genetic chronology.
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Within this clear outline, the dance (as reconstructed) is sparely filled in with dramatic images of varying potency.
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And while VCs had pulled back in 2016 it wasn't only foreign investors who filled in the gap.
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And you go back to President Obama who had a vacancy filled in August before a midterm election.
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So there's a lot of detail to be filled in but I think the outline is pretty solid.
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Closer Sean Doolittle, who pitched in each of the previous two games, was unavailable, so Madson filled in.
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In 1995 a new provincial government abruptly stopped construction of a subway line and filled in the hole.
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We mentioned them earlier in the show and there they are, just waiting to be filled in someday.
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Eric Trump tweeted a pic of his filled-in ballot, proudly showing off his vote for his dad.
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Keep going like that around the puzzle and before you know it, you'll have a lot filled in.
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All those gaps in your knowledge and experience can be filled in with a bit of extra research.
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Below him, the pool is filled in a shallow layer not with water but with rubbish (pictured, above).
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"A lot of that lack of structure is going to be filled in with unconscious bias," Emerson says.
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The census is filled in by the head of household, who might wrongly assume other members are straight.
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Some of the emails still had blank spaces where names and neighborhoods were supposed to be filled in.
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This rationale was echoed online: The vacancy, which Kennedy ultimately filled in 1988, opened up in mid-1987.
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The social crises that create the gaps in resources, filled in momentarily by public assistance, are made invisible.
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It's not uncommon to come across locals with overdrawn lips, bold, filled-in brows, and precise cat-eyes.
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This is the screen that meets you after you've already filled in all the details about your idea.
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The only speed bump I ran into was when I filled in SEED instead of FEED at 61D.
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Within these areas, just over half, or 53, of every 2100 positions were filled in a month's time.
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Gangs filled in for family; almost one in five ninth graders reported belonging to one at some point.
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But with the new standard, all the data fields will be filled in invisibly, requiring just one click.
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Most of those starts came in 2014, when he filled in for an injured Palmer for eight games.
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I wouldn't be surprised, though, if some of those details are filled in before the weekend is out.
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The department's No. 2 position has been filled in an acting capacity by Claire Grady under Nielsen's leadership.
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He said most of the seats were filled in the part of the train he was reporting from.
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Backup running back Jonathan Williams filled in admirably in Week 11 with 147 total yards on 14 touches.
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He was the seventh receiver on the roster all last season, but filled in capably when injuries struck.
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We're told most production gigs for the fall were filled in the last few weeks during network upfronts.
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He filled in the one big remaining gap in the American welfare state when all his forerunners couldn't.
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And now we'll just have to wait five years to see how that blank page gets filled in.
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She managed to have the prescription filled in prison, but only after days spent sick and without medication.
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But that was long before Joe Rogan interviewed presidential candidates and Pete Buttigieg filled in for Jimmy Kimmel.
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The Democratic candidate filled in for Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday night, making his late night show hosting debut.
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The role that outsiders currently play, as consumer advocates and content screeners, can easily be filled in-house.
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At times, the audience and other band members filled in the gaps when he apparently could not sing.
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And there is still one wolf tag to be filled in the hunting district where Spitfire was killed.
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"There are gaps that need to be filled in, and there are things that just don't make sense."
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The void was filled, in large measure, by a wealth of diversity: The City Council is mostly black.
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He filled in at third base while Justin Turner was hurt, and has recently played first or second.
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This has filled in many knowledge gaps I had and has brought my C++ knowledge up to date.
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Snider's thick and loose ink lines, filled in with digital color, create a saturated and dreamy nighttime effect.
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A key vacancy will be filled in early 2019, when the highly respected four-star Air Force Gen.
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Logan Verrett, who filled in for deGrom on Wednesday, will likely start in his place again on Tuesday.
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His role as chairman will be filled in the interim by the company's lead director, Patricia F. Russo.
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He later bought a VCR and filled in the holes in his collection through trades with other fans.
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"And the rest of us filled in and did the best we could," the Spurs' David Lee said.
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Mike was away this week, so another Mike, the DealBook reporter Michael J. de la Merced, filled in.
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Some are half-torn, others are as big as postcards, all of them narrowly filled in girlish handwriting.
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And we've limited this list to 19604 films, with the 21968th title to be filled in by you.
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The 236-page transcript filled in more details into Ohr's testimony and role in the FBI's Russia probe.
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He was a story when he filled in as the bench coach for a recent doubleheader in Texas.
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As a result, natural gas filled in the gap, and emissions from electricity rose an estimated 1.9 percent.
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Notice that "lust" and "violence" still haven't been filled in but, conveniently, AHS has been greenlit though season 9.
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After announcing its intention to go public in May, today Adyen published more details with the finances filled in.
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And Johnson became a pro in season 23 but only filled in for an injured Sharna Burgess last season.
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Their desks started as shelves, and small groups filled in rows below aisle signs for laundry detergent and lightbulbs.
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The roads are the same, though the familiar potholes I remember have been filled in, the blemishes made smooth.
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Drummond was the second-leading rebounder in Pistons history, but at least for one night, Wood capably filled in.
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The lines are in fact threads, and the filled-in sections of the drawings are solid areas of fabric.
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He has not yet entered a plea for any charges that may be filled in connection with the escape.
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It was a cartoon with speech bubbles, four pages, and one page didn't have the speech bubbles filled in.
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This lead to a bizarre experience after the game shipped and the show aired: those gaps got filled in.
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We've filled in what everyone has been asking even if Kelly didn't list the questions in his blog statement.
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Bernier has filled in for John Gibson, who has missed the last four games with a lower-body injury.
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Other Fox hosts such as Bret Baier, Eric Bolling, Chris Wallace and Jesse Watters have filled in for him.
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It's also given the central three characters actual people to play, instead of blanks to be filled in later.
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That type of surge can only happen once, and not at all in cities that are already filled in.
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The show is finally opening up its style and tonal palate, even if the picture isn't filled in yet.
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I was pleased, then, when I found a couple in addition to the 12 or so I'd filled in.
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The procession filled in behind her, and together they walked to the Jewish cemetery where the child was buried.
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In hospitals, the patient sheet filled in by pregnant women has no question asking if they have a disability.
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Iguodala filled in Monday for Green and scored 15 points, doled out 6 assists and pulled down 11 rebounds.
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Low-lying areas and marshland were commonly filled in with refuse, ashes, sand — and ballast from around the world.
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Originally considered a utility player because of his versatility, he filled in at third base, left field and shortstop.
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Six aluminum plates on the walls, engraved with fragments of not-quite-intelligible text, are filled in with marzipan.
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BERLIN — Most of the World War II bullet holes have been filled in, the legendary 1990s rave venues redeveloped.
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We filled in with a big group of rock kids, most people were in bands, everybody just lived music.
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Two-thirds of opioid prescriptions filled in 2017 were within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommended guidelines.
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Ultimately, he stopped seeking full-time work and filled in at Shop Rite and Duane Reade for other pharmacists.
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The surface of the walls and ceiling is completely filled in some spots with various kinds of crustacean shells.
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Once the grid was done, Neil took a stab at the clues, and then I filled in the gaps.
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It also filled in potential blanks about the outreach to Ukrainian officials and Trump's involvement in the backchannel dealings.
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Then I filled in the crossing Down entry, FOOLS for "Tricks," and that's when my eye started to twitch.
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While sitting out 18 races last season, he filled in as a TV analyst on a handful of broadcasts.
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Outside groups filled in the rest as Rubio took 49 percent of the vote, 20 points ahead of Crist.
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"Very calm and reserved, and he showed that out there," said catcher Austin Romine, who filled in for Sanchez.
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The app's quantitative approach made cooking a simple, combinatorial thing, an equation with variables waiting to be filled in.
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"It was dug in 21783 and filled in 2150," Mr. Stephenson said during a recent tour of the building.
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Everything else — like Victoria's Secret, Sbarro pizza, Auntie Anne's pretzels and Build A Bear Workshops — filled in the middle.
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The administrator role has been filled in an acting capacity by deputy administrator Elwell for more than a year.
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C Hector Sanchez got a rare start, his third of the season, as he filled in for Austin Hedges.
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In the room where she worked, she told me, even tiny nail holes in the walls were filled in.
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Many protests, evictions, and tons and tons of sand later, the lake remains largely undeveloped but completely filled in.
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These are called hidden layers and they're like hidden parts of the formula that need to be filled in.
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The first-time head coach Ryan Day, who filled in ably while Meyer was on leave, is replacing him.
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For Abovitz they designed his world, called Hour Blue, and filled in the details of flying whales and monkey-bats.
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Once the batik design is completely filled in with buttercream colours, its baked in the oven for a few minutes.
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Once awake, the astronauts were filled in on the situation and procedures began to determine the location of the leak.
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From what I see right now, there is a lot of blanks that need to be filled in for sure.
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After I downloaded the app and filled in my profile, I was ready to start browsing — except that I couldn't.
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Peter Jones filled in for Hester during the stretch of time that the band remained active between 1994 and 1996.
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She knew she had been fatally shot, but she knew few details, and her imagination filled in the horrifying blanks.
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First things first, as any girl worth her Instagram followers know, you've gotta frame the face with filled-in eyebrows.
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That's how much has been made of one woman's virginity: a true Bachelor(ette) neophyte was already totally filled in.
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Filled in with a few proxy models for context, the team begins to set up the landscape of their scene.
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The coasts are squeezed closer together, the eastern shoreline loses its westward slope, and the Great Lakes are filled in.
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Overall, according to the National Election Pool, 54 percent of women voters filled in the bubble next to Clinton-Kaine.
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After about two weeks' time, discoloration from sun damage is diminished and divots from old acne scars are filled in.
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Flood waters had filled in the other side too, leaving the tops of some trees and a fence sticking out.
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VICE: I liked this documentary because it filled in some biographical details we didn't get into during our first interview.
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While backup Osweiler filled in, Manning missed six games because of a partially torn plantar fascia in his left foot.
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While Saudi Arabia is cutting its oil exports, U.S. shipments have filled in the gap and surged to record highs.
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She used hair regrowth treatment and her wispy orange hair grew past her shoulders and filled in her bald spots.
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Monday's announcement of the "Saudi Vision 2030" was billed as an aspirational guide, with details to be filled in later.
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The Saints (232-225), who were 218-0 as Teddy Bridgewater filled in for Brees, have a bye this week.
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Montero, who had a 5.15 E.R.A. in the minors this season, filled in, facing off against the ace Jose Fernandez.
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Flores, 24, has filled in nicely during David Wright's absence, but he improved with Reyes looming in the minor leagues.
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Afterward, as expiation, the pool was filled in and transformed into a Zen garden, now part of the Bloedel Reserve.
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More training, or better skills, are needed for the jobs that must be filled in the modern, technology-reliant era.
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I try to find shorter words that have some letters filled in and make an attempt to guess the word.
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Wine School No country has had its wine map filled in so intriguingly over the last 25 years as Spain.
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He filled in with the Contours when one of their members fell ill — and the group opened for the Temptations.
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As far as the length of it, my brain could have filled in the detail by looking at photos her.
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Not many people know this but Kesha actually filled in on boner-joke duty while Blink-182 were on hiatus.
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Smaller dark-colored bags filled in any and all spaces between the larger bags and were also filled with cans.
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One day, when the chef didn't show up, Gonzalez filled in, and soon he became a pizza cook as well.
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About 13 communities are affected as the 2,600-hectare (10 square miles) Boeung Tompoun is filled in, according to STT.
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Palmer sat out Thursday night's 21993-26 victory over the San Francisco 93ers while the backup Drew Stanton filled in.
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Solving this blindly, I had nearly every letter filled in by crosses before I was able to fill this out.
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ESPN still hasn't publicly spelled out what that means, but people familiar with the company have filled in the blanks.
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So once we've filled in the answers to the seven starred clues, our job is to unravel (or UNKNIT) them.
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He left it to them to create the action-packed panels, leaving space for dialogue that was filled in later.
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PeterLicht filled in the basic contours of Molière's original with exuberantly hilarious dialogue that seems to follow Monty Python logic.
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It's not, but the theme is one of those you might not discover until you've filled in the entire grid.
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We've seen a summary of the plan, and three people who have seen the full proposal filled in the details.
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The door, framed by an arch filled in with metal scrollwork, opens into a vaulted foyer lined with tall windows.
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To train its machine-learning algorithms, Google needed data—images of neurons filled in by humans—which Janelia could provide.
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Allocations for honey, for example, were so low that they were filled in the first six weeks of the year.
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The shortfall would have to be filled in with marine gasoil, boosting refiner profits for both fuels, the trader said.
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I was able to guess this from the clue because I already had the beginning E and S filled in.
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On the fateful Sunday, I had just filled in as coach for my son Aaron's Dallas Texans club soccer team.
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You might have seen letters from "Bits" in this entry as it filled in and suspected an anagram, but no.
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Sometimes streets are cross-hatched, or outlined assiduously in one colour and filled in another, to indicate their jumbled complexion.
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But sometimes, he told me, he decides to check the figures the government has already filled in on his return.
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Service workers often filled in important connective social tissue before I worked up enough nerve to chat with other customers.
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Rinne filled in admirably for his friend — then amiably went back to the bench when Backstrom returned for the postseason.
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So the gaps are still being filled in on what the Trump administration economic policy will really mean in practice.
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Chandler Catanzaro filled in for Gano the past two games and is slated to finish the season with the club.
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Rather than showing characters communicating key information to each other, viewers understand that they've already been filled in off-camera.
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The shortfall would have to be filled in with marine gasoil, boosting refiner profits for both fuels, the trader said.
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The top was then filled in with chalk rubble and then the giant henge bank was raised over the top.
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State officials and insurance commissioners have worked to provide incentives and Centene Corp has filled in many of the gaps.
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Barose first filled in her brows darker than usual, creating a greater contrast to ensure the dots would stand out more.
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The entire cast of Seinfeld filled in that role for the buffoon-like philosopher in Kramer because his otherness needed translation.
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Thompson filled in as the starter after Fitzgerald's injury and had a productive outing in the TaxSlayer Bowl victory over Louisville.
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They might see a private doctor and pay cash and then have their prescription filled in the Caja pharmacy for free.
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She often filled in for her husband on the stump, including once when he was scheduled to speak about Abraham Lincoln.
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We filled in O.T. on the bill Booker introduced Tuesday -- the Marijuana Justice Act -- and he couldn't believe what he'd heard.
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When the river was straightened and deepened beginning in the early 20th century, its marshes and tidal flats were filled in.
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Previously, he was one of the hosts on The Five and filled in for Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity at times.
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And when you've filled in the entire Spiral, feel free to milk it for all it's worth with family and friends.
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The owners have completely given up all attempts to grow grass and they have filled in the area with pea rock.
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At my touch-up, Aava added a couple drops of warmth to counteract the cool tone and filled in the holes.
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The police haven't released any video of the event, and have not filled in details as to why Saunders shot Harris.
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After returning to Bakersfield, he played in local nightclubs, including the Blackboard, where he filled in for Mr. Owens on weekends.
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Since Camila Cabello's dramatic departure from Fifth Harmony, there's been an empty space just waiting to be filled in the group.
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Redshirt freshman Rocky Lombardi filled in for Hartbarger for the rest of the game, totaling 32 yards on his one punt.
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On the second page, I filled in all the details about my idea, the problem it solves and a competitor analysis.
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In some cases, an outline of a monkey is filled in with partial images of pink, pale blue, and green gravestones.
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To scan it, you move your phone over each of the dots and hold it until the circle is filled in.
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Yet this week's nine-page outline only partly filled in blanks left by the administration's one-page outline five months earlier.
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He is known for his versatility: He also punted in college and has filled in at defensive back for the Patriots.
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Now, one month later, the picture has been filled in, and the results are more positive for Democrats than initially believed.
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The ballot in question had bubbles for both candidates filled in, but the bubble for Simonds had a slash though it.
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Each pair of missing (known as vacancies) and filled-in atoms is identified as a bit (a 1 or a 0).
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In one fell swoop, DePalma may have solved the three-metre problem and filled in the gap in the fossil record.
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Cookies will be filled in by default, but you can clear as many or as few of these as you'd like.
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She closed her eyes seconds longer than might be expected, and in those spaces filled in the contours of her character.
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The stream had accumulated sediment, and many of the small spaces between boulders where the crayfish live had been filled in.
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Less than an hour in, with CBS having filled in only two of the quadrants, the full bracket was leaked online.
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It's possible that in his mind, these recordings were intended as rough outlines to be filled in at a later date.
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Villeneuve filled in 2049's backstory for Territory founder David Sheldon Hicks, creative director Andrew Popplestone, and creative lead Peter Eszenyi.
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Mike Coffman (R-Colo.) The Democratic aide said that the bill is incomplete and more details need to be filled in.
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It sketches the outline that will no doubt be filled in by future events and accounts, and is thus essential reading.
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Now the cove is gone, filled in with a busy complex of roads that provide access to the Henry Hudson Parkway.
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"I filled in as Alyssa's date that night," said Meghan O'Donnell, a close friend of Ms. Picinich since the seventh grade.
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Most of the clues will be straightforward and fairly easy to answer, especially after you've filled in a couple of letters.
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I overlooked the question mark at the end of "Finish a drive?" and already had PA _ _, so I filled in PARK.
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Ask to see the back, where a modern Japanese owner filled in some unfortunate cracks with lacquer and powdered gold (kintsugi).
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We've toured with The Nil and Luke/Dave have both filled in for Single Mothers tours off and on since 2013.
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I took one glance at it and filled in the 11-letter entry at 14D, BARBARA EDEN, with the utmost confidence.
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"We know his end, we know his roots, we've filled in a lot of what his adult life is," he explained.
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Harrison, 39, dressed but did not play against Minnesota, staying on the sideline when Chickillo filled in for the injured Watt.
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The editor wants to be sure that the solver gets enough filled in to be able to see the theme trick.
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I got pretty stuck on the lower center for a while and for 114A, "Tax increase," had filled in BUDGET REIMBURSEMENT.
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We were told that all vacant hospital beds would be filled in days, and patients would be boarded in the hallways.
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Now, through a series of experiments, Dr. Bessho-Uehara and his collaborators have filled in the missing piece of the puzzle.
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The archive is jaw-droppingly treasure-filled in terms of fashion history, with more photos than this book could possibly feature.
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I'd toss him a clue, let him know how many letters it had and show him any squares I'd filled in.
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The grieving eulogists filled in Gardner's biography, and it was there at his memorial service that I got to know him.
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John J. Rosowski, a professor and researcher at Harvard Medical School who specializes in the middle ear, filled in the gap.
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The challenged ballot shows bubbles for both Ms. Simonds and Mr. Yancey filled in, with a slash through the Simonds vote.
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A man named Roosevelt Poole filled in some of the night's narrative blanks at a recent preliminary hearing in the case.
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The fighters, seen in silhouette, are filled in with uproariously decorative and beautiful abstract patterns, which presumably function as camouflage gear.
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"If some of the things hadn't been filled in, we would fill in the ones who had not been filled in," she said, adding that she and others worked on ballots at Mr. Dowless's home or office in a bid to keep elections officials from noticing ballots that mostly included votes for races in which he was working.
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The nanny keeps me filled in, so I can leave notes that remind him his mommy's always there, even when she's not.
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The mold was filled in with precursor cartilage cells taken from the children's deformed ear that were further grown in the lab.
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Ivanka Trump Says NBC Neporter's Question About Father's Accusers is 'Inappropriate' Later, Richards filled in Planned Parenthood's executive vice president Dawn Laguens.
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"I had a procedure done which is basically," Chmerkovskiy, 37, tells his partner and Alan Bersten, who filled in as his replacement.
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Dawkins, a sophomore, filled in for starter Anu Solomon, who was not in uniform and wore a brace on his left knee.
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But Trump, after delivering a pep talk before cameras, filled in few of the blanks in the closed-door session that followed.
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He was a full-time member of the Seattle broadcast team from 1993 to 19603 and filled in on some games afterward.
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Daniel filled in for Mitchell Trubisky, who missed the game with a shoulder injury but is reportedly expected back in Week 13.
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AMD has also filled in a few more technical details on the high-end GPU, and clarified the most important spec: price.
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In microblading, a practitioner uses tiny needles to make shallow cuts in and around the eyebrow, which are filled in with ink.
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While many seats have yet to be filled in Ireland's complex and labyrinthine electoral system, there's one clear winner from Saturday's vote.
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Details will be filled in when Mr Ramaphosa's finance minister, Nhlanhla Nene, delivers the government's mid-term budget statement on October 24th.
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Bird could also have filled in for Alex Rodriguez, the designated hitter, if he required time on the disabled list this year.
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Having investors who doubled as mentors and who filled in the skills gaps really helped us to ensure we didn't waste funding.
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You can Google and you can go on websites and you can…" Kennedy began before Sweeney filled in the blank, saying, "Instagram!
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Firefox requires manual autofill for text boxes, meaning you have to at least hover over a text box before it's filled in.
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But despite what Republican senators would have you believe, there have been a number of Supreme Court vacancies filled in election years.
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He scored the Cardinals' first 14 points as he more than capably filled in for injured starting point guard Quentin Snider (hip).
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The marketplace is growing by 19 percent month over month, and 90 percent of jobs are filled in less than 24 hours.
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They should have contacted you if you'd gotten — if you'd reported death … you just filled in like everybody else, the death threats?
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But it's easier to remove than acrylic, which is generally filled in every two weeks instead of being completely removed each time.
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Thuy: I still have questions about where Luke's trainees went after the Kylo Ren incident, and I want Maz's unknowns filled in.
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For companies, it lets them set prompts to enforce spending limits and make sure details, like client names, are filled in correctly.
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Todd Cunningham has filled in as the team's fourth outfielder in his absence and with Shane Robinson now on the disabled list.
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The water was eventually filled in with soil from the city of New York, creating a grassy area where patients could stroll.
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Pop star Justin Timberlake on Tuesday filled in for another Clinton fundraiser after his friend, actor Leonardo DiCaprio, had to bow out.
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Gordon should begin a rehabilitation assignment soon, but Merrifield has filled in well for both players, while mainly holding down second base.
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"It's filled in with dirt," Mr. López explained, pointing out a metal post supporting one of four security cameras on the hill.
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Hill and his men found the going in Boquillas less arduous than expected, and filled in a new section of the map.
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So the artwork itself leaves a trail (filled in by other evidence) that lets Jay piece together the story of Buchinger's life.
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According to Friday's report, 73 jobs had been filled in the Office of EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's office to replace 53 openings.
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Changing availability was an issue too, between the time an order was placed and the time it was filled in a store.
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An image of the ballot in question shows bubbles filled in for both candidates, with a line through the bubble for Simonds.
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It's been six months since Michael Strahan left Live and more than 50 celebrities have filled in for him in the meantime.
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I smacked my forehead, as you might have done, and said, "Ohhhh … THAT kind of ROSIN!" when I filled in 13 Across.
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These groups either complemented or filled in for the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, the Democratic Party's arm focusing on state legislative races.
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But much like the tax reform plan they released, there are still a lot of details that need to be filled in.
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Once you've filled in all the squares correctly, they form a picture and you suddenly feel like some sort of artistic genius.
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When the Seagram Building was under construction, the ground floor and lower level were 24,000-square-foot blanks to be filled in.
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In "Concrete River" 2018, Ms. Lin filled in existing cracks, holes and bumps on asphalt outside the museum with painted silver lines.
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Across the middle of my grid, I had ___ OPTIC CABLE, so I filled in FIBER across the middle of grid No. 4.
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Each day that I filled in the cells was another day I could check "track spending" off of my to-do list.
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Named for a cove that was later filled in, Turtle Bay has a history that is as disjointed as an exquisite corpse.
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I then got enough to make good guesses at POTHOLES, LOCKSMITH and SYMBOLISM, and the rest of the grid slowly filled in.
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For most of this year at Racines NY, the chef Paul Liebrandt filled in for Frédéric Duca, who went back to France.
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These groups either complemented or filled in for the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, the Democratic party's arm focusing on state legislative races.
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Derrick Johnson will become the organization's president and chief executive, a role he has filled in an interim capacity for several months.
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Jack Campbell filled in admirably before he too sustained a knee injury that will force him to miss four to six weeks.
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A job application to the UN that Hathloul once filled in was used as evidence against her, according to the charge sheet.
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On Friday, more Iowans filled in cards at her events committing to caucus for Ms. Klobuchar than any day of her candidacy.
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You were so impressive when you filled in for Gillian Murphy in Alexei Ratmansky's "Piano Concerto No. 1" a few years ago.
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Asensio filled in perfectly for Madrid's star, scoring five minutes into the match for his second goal in the season's curtain raiser.
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"James was there, of course, and all the guys congratulated him and were filled in on all the details," Mr. Vulcano said.
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There are still a lot of blanks to be filled in about how the Sussexes&apos new role will work in practice.
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Ruby gave her children an Afrocentric education, and filled in their picture books with a brown marker—the Little Prince became black.
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VanVleet filled in for Joseph Sunday as reserve point guard and had four points, four assists and three steals in 23 minutes.
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With Panthers holder Jake Scarton apparently hurt, punter Kirk Christodoulou filled in, leading to a missed extra point and missed field goal.
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A set of ancient DNA studies this week also filled in the missing gaps of the unique history of the Iberian Peninsula.
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Each is straightforward, but too tricky to come up with, at least for me, without a ton of crossing letters filled in.
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Generic drugs account for 90 percent of the prescriptions filled in the United States but just 27 percent of US drug costs.
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Ms. Matthis impressed the creative team when she filled in for Ms. Aduba at a workshop, and the role eventually was hers.
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Although Trump was not live-tweeting, his son Donald Trump Jr. filled in, defending his father repeatedly in response to Comey's testimony.
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They were further able to infer that the sediment wouldn't be very deep, since otherwise it would be more compacted or filled-in.
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"When Matt was on vacation or on assignment, there was a huge bench of people that filled in for him," the source says.
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The lot's narrow side yard is filled in by a raised deck and contains the home's primary entry, providing access to the backyard.
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Attendees, some of whom closed their eyes in prayer, took turns to toss earth onto the caskets before the pit was filled in.
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Another witness said he had signed the search form recording the reporters' arrests before the items seized from them had been filled in.
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"The most-followed people on Instagram are skinny people who have abs, long legs, silky hair and filled-in eyebrows," she told HarpersBazaar.
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And for baseball's spectrum to be fully filled-in, it too needs them both: the steady hand and the thrillingly un-steady one.
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"This day is about you," Gifford insisted, before recalling the 2018 Winter Olympics, when Bush Hager filled in for Kotb for two weeks.
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Some even have scented air filled in the bubbles so you can smell the sea breeze from Hawaii as you pop each pocket.
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The natural drains that were supposed to take the rainwater to the sea have been filled in as people built houses on them.
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"They never let down," said White Sox coach Rick Renteria, who filled in after manager Robin Ventura was ejected in the seventh inning.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who regularly filled in at press briefings for the gaffe-prone Spicer, will take over as White House press secretary.
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At the end of the week, I'll have to get three of the cavities filled in; after that, we'll schedule the last two.
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Alexa device owners then just ask something like "Alexa, what did I miss?" or "Alexa, what are my notifications?" to be filled in.
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"The most-followed people on Instagram are skinny people who have abs, long legs, silky hair and filled-in eyebrows," she tells HarpersBazaar.
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When the heart is filled in, customers can give the share photos of their cups on social media and include the hashtag #GiveGood.
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He has filled in twice for right-hander Jharel Cotton, who is on the disabled list with a blister on his right thumb.
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The following poll on goodreads, which was filled in by just under 1,000 people, gives a rough indication of the most popular books.
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Meanwhile, the Marvel comic series filled in a missing piece of lore from the original trilogy that no one even knew they missing.
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Their staffers or volunteers send out the messages one by one, with the blanks automatically filled in to personalize the calls to action.
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Fatima Taous sobs and tries to hold back her six-year-old daughter as she watches her husband Moustafa's grave being filled in.
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But Jenner's signature bold lip color, contoured cheekbones and perfectly-filled-in eyebrows are gone, in favor of a pared-down beauty look.
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There are four corresponding blanks that are meant to be filled in, but no further information is given on how to solve it.
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Employees can post jobs "in seconds" with jobs filled "in minutes," with payment processed after a job is complete (pricing is not disclosed).
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In place of the 2001 movie's comic antics, the 2018 version has filled in some great action, good characterization, and some new politics.
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Asians and Asian-Americans also lost some ground, accounting for only 4.8 percent of board seats filled in 2015, according to the report.
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And Sean Spicer, the former White House press secretary who filled in as communications director when the role was open, resigned in July.
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The extra exploring rewarded me with cosmetic upgrades and bits of story that filled in the details of the setting and Cal's quest.
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The musicians helped sing some of Bennington's parts or filled in on guitar in Linkin Park's songs, while others performed their own tributes.
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In confirmed, Craft would fill a role that has been filled in an acting capacity by Jonathan Cohen since Haley resigned in December.
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In Wuhan, residents have complained that officials did too little to improve drainage and have allowed lakes to be filled in for development.
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When he filled in for the injured Bledsoe, he even told his offensive linemen that Bledsoe was "not getting his f------ job back!"
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An opened set of dates waiting to be filled in again, a (1953-tomorrow), or the day after, or the day after that.
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It's hardly a surprise the vacuum of ideas is being filled, in the political arena, by atavistic impulses like nationalism, racism and xenophobia.
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In fact, until 21826, when it was filled in, a beaver pond stood next to looping Beaver Road, where chicken slaughterhouses are today.
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One letter in each grid is filled in (spelling out the phrase "floor plan"), but that was only of nominal help to me.
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While all this was happening, the surprisingly dangerous Caitlin Lovinger filled in for me and did a fabulous job, so thank you, Caitlin.
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The first corner I filled in, at northeast, rang no bells: with RIG at 9A and HERA at 15A, the bubbles read AIRHEADS.
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Brand-name drugs make up just 10 percent of prescriptions filled in the United States, but account for 72 percent of drug spending.
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Lieutenant Cole was the co-pilot on a training flight in Florida when its pilot became ill and Doolittle filled in for him.
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An off-duty EasyJet pilot ended up flying himself to his vacation after he filled in for a missing captain on his flight.
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Research findings from that era, filled in with imaging from satellites, helped drive action to dramatically scale back deforestation and reverse the trend.
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For the most part, Ivanka filled in for her, and helped to do her part to support Trump's family appearance during campaign season.
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Then she filled in for a couple of high school girls who had their own show — and eventually took the spot over completely.
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Carroll's departure, in quick succession with Porter's, will leave a large hole to be filled in the senior ranks of the West Wing.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — I would never, ever have filled in this blank grid correctly without the use of graph paper on the side.
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Carrasco missed the last postseason with a broken hand, but Tomlin filled in and helped the team win three of his four starts.
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He spoke in glowing terms about the colleagues who filled in for him when he went on tour, and about firefighting in general.
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Kerr's win total was aided last season by Luke Walton, now the Lakers coach, who filled in as Kerr dealt with back issues.
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Ms. Aava said a single-needle method could create "powder brows" that looked as though the arches were filled in with brow powder.
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"The job that Liam's filled in the back in the bullpen has been nothing short of miraculous," the Oakland starter Brett Anderson said.
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Fortunately, yogurt, an orange and a couple handfuls of those peanut butter pretzels filled in the gaps around the tiny portion that remained.
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With my left foot, I filled in the gaps between the tracks made by the right foot of the person ahead of me.
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Today, parts of Brooklyn have been filled in with skyscrapers, and the borough's skyline is starting to look more and more like Manhattan's.
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A lovely piece by my colleague Lauren Strapagiel about how horny kids writing fanfiction filled in the sex education gaps for queer teens.
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Below that is a page torn from an original Pirates program from 1976 that he purchased with the game stats already filled in.
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If you knew any of the four longest down clues, you filled in four bubbles in each that spelled some sort of jubilation.
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It didn't come to me right away, but as I filled in some of the crossers, I came up with the answer STEVIE.
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Thus, tie-in drama CDs, manga, and events with voice actors filled in the gaps by adding more stories and voices to the characters.
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Reliever Ross Stripling (73-8), who has filled in as a spot starter several times this season, worked three scoreless innings for the win.
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And they're right to do so; McConnell insisted that a Supreme Court vacancy could never and should never be filled in an election year.
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In late October - after most participants had filled in the poll - the ECB said it would cut its bond purchases in half from January.
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" The Florida Democrat added that she found Vindman's testimony meshed with that given by other witnesses, saying that it "filled in more puzzle pieces.
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The Meadowlands, where wetlands have been filled in over the years to give rise to development, were battered with storm surge during Hurricane Sandy.
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Using Google's open-source machine-learning project called Tensorflow, Christopher Hesse created edges2cats, where you draw a design and it's filled in with... cat.
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On the second floor are Soulages's works from the 1960s, '70s and '80s when by stages he filled in the entire canvas with black.
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" However, when asked what "cake by the ocean" means, Klum had to be filled in that it's a euphemism for "sex on the beach.
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What's cool about that is that the theme will become apparent only after the solver has filled in a couple of the theme answers.
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Goaltender Charlie Lindgren filled in for Carey Price (flu), who did not make the trip, and stopped 513 saves in the first 251 minutes.
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Instagram and Tumblr have filled in some of these gaps, while the rise of a "Spotify for art lovers" streams visual art by theme.
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Spoon says that after police removed the protestors, the pit was immediately filled in, covering the pipeline with no further attention to the welds.
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But finally, we get some blanks get filled in from that first meeting between Owen and Riggs where the former completely lost his shit.
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The Midwestern town's seal calls it the "City of the Century," but today blight and poverty have filled in gaps vacated by changing industry.
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LeBlanc filled in serviceably as both a starter and reliever for the Mariners (3-0, 4.50 ERA) but was designated for assignment on Aug.
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The Netflix series ends with decades-old mysteries solved, backstories filled in, and a reunion so sweet it almost comes out of left field.
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"The most-followed people on Instagram are skinny people who have abs, long legs, silky hair and filled-in eyebrows," she recently told HarpersBazaar.com.
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Like last year, the lineup also leaves room for surprise sets, the likes of which were filled in 2015 by Chet Faker b2b Bonobo.
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The problem is those policy details have not been filled in yet, and Republican lawmakers are even divided on what "replace" actually looks like.
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In season one, he was a blank to be filled in later, and in season two, he sort of randomly became a homicidal maniac.
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RHP Eddie Butler filled in the No. 183 slot in the rotation last week with LHP Brett Anderson out with a lower back strain.
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The Magnolia House originally opened in spring 2016, and reservations filled in less than three hours, according to Magnolia Public Relations Director, Brock Murphy.
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Bench coach Brad Mills filled in for Francona, who is expected to resume his duties for Friday's home game against the Los Angeles Angels.
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She loves the look of a full lashline and a filled-in brow — a look she creates by using falsies and a brow pencil.
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The two spoke about their experiences searching for self-confidence on Wednesday, when Vieira filled in for Hoda Kotb on Today with Hoda & Jenna.
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Take an educated guess at a partially filled-in answer, then erase it or write over it if you turn out to be wrong.
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The halls of nearby apartment buildings are filled in the afternoons with the smell of spiced meats and the sounds of ranchera accordion music.
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A few months ago, you filled in for the White House press secretary as C.J., and the press corps went wild — they loved it.
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But to prevent Ottoman horsemen from riding in and defacing it, the locals filled in the doorway with massive stones, narrowing the entrance significantly.
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Thousands of people ultimately filled in the mall from the Lincoln Memorial to the Washington Monument, many of them supportive of the president's remarks.
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But after seeing an article about the archive last week in The New York Times, Ms. Streisand filled in some of the back story.
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At times, MacLean sounds like the British writers who filled in the details of the lives of the Cambridge spies in elaborately plotted novels.
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One slow day, as she filled in for the new owner at the front desk, Marie used the motel computer to search for Evie.
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But in the era of cheap travel and mobility it's become a total magnet for young populations and that space has been filled in.
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Holmes filled in the bubble beside Hillary Clinton's name, slid the ballot into the machine, walked back to his apartment, and called his mom.
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With the first part filled in, the only answer that will make sense is that fourth letter, the SILENT C. Tricky, but gettable, right?
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If you don't believe me, look at all the entries I've filled in since my break, just from gimmes and expanding on those gimmes.
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"Barack and Joe filled in the spaces that were missing in the other man and created something bigger than their separate parts," Levingston writes.
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Jacoby Brissett has been terrific as an unexpected starter in Indianapolis, while Brian Hoyer, who filled in for him last week, was comically bad.
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The Republicans on the committee faced down to extremely solid witnesses with expertise, that filled in gaps and propped up testimony from other witnesses.
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The Penguins' penalty killers filled in where the team's power play could not, tying it during Edmonton's second power play of the third period.
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A parade of models and celebrities walked the red carpet, including Iman, who filled in as a presenter for Lena Dunham, who fell ill.
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Until that is filled in, it's difficult to exactly gauge both parties' strengths and how they match up against each other state-by-state.
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Indeed, generic drugs have come to dominate the market, and today account for nearly 123 percent of all prescriptions filled in the United States.
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Venus' topography was completely altered by volcanic eruptions that most likely filled in lowland regions and potential ocean basins over the past billion years.
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The Highlands Acid Pit site near Chandler's home was filled in the 28s with toxic sludge and sulfuric acid from oil and gas operations.
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Alejandro gave her an allowance, filled in at her parent-teacher conferences and tracked her whereabouts when he remembered to look at his phone.
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Indeed, generic drugs have come to dominate the market, and today account for nearly 123 percent of all prescriptions filled in the United States.
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Though not as dramatic as Morrison's testimony, Williams corroborated what's already known about the scheme and also filled in some details of Pence's involvement.
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Cuomo, 47, hosted several primetime programs in August when filling in for Don Lemon and occasionally filled in on "CNN Tonight" during the fall.
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He didn't know about the free shipping push either, but the "Robin Hood in reverse" arrangement rankles him now that he's been filled in.
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If you need help with the rest of the theme or are just not full yet, I've filled in the answers for you here.
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The report filled in the details of testimony Lewis gave to the committee earlier this year, when he said former detainees had killed Americans.
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Kendall Jenner and Harry Styles looked like old pals when Styles filled in for James Corden on The Late Late Show on Dec. 63.
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It would help if those wide-open spaces were filled in with a few more primary care doctors, which are in short supply here.
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And I bought a new one for the doctors and nurses who filled in the answers to all the questions that I could not.
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I had STREAM_ _ D for the longest time, and the BE that completed the phrase were two of the last letters I filled in.
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So once I got ANKLE from 5A and 8D, it wasn't hard to get the rest of them, with a few squares filled in.
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It shows that a voter filled in bubbles for both Mr. Yancey and Ms. Simonds, then drew a faint line through the Simonds vote.
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RP: In another work, "Safe," (2016) the open space above and below a freestanding bathroom stall has been filled in by a picket fence.
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Residents in rural Bladen County have provided sworn affidavits that people came to their homes to collect absentee ballots they had not filled in.
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Her eyebrows are filled in with blue liner, her brown hair is in a straight bob, and she's wearing pants with an elastic waistband.
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For instance, if a voter filled in a box in one place, and wrote a check mark in another place, those votes wouldn't be counted.
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"The bay is completely filled in and the shoreline is at least 0.8 miles out from its original location," said Geological Survey geologist Wendy Stovall.
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So we're not going to get some of those answers, and in some sense some of those blanks are not going to be filled in.
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In some instances, the paid workers falsely signed as witnesses and filled in votes for races left blank at Dowless's home or office, Strach said.
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Canadiens goaltender Charlie Lindgren filled in for Carey Price (flu), who did not make the trip, and stopped 20 saves in the first 65 minutes.
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Jack, who averaged 25 points, 24 assists and 4.3 rebounds, had filled in admirably as the starting point guard in the post-Deron Williams era.
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Because Mr. Lefebvre has been on tour with another band and was further delayed by the snowstorm, Nate Wood of Kneebody filled in on bass.
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Meanwhile, the hiring of de Vries as Lilium's VP Corporate Development follows a number of other prominent roles being filled in the last 18 months.
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Filled-in chalkboards and dry-erase boards on the walls that seemed to assign responsibilities and advertise community events reminded me of life in college.
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The four-minute clip followed prep for the freestyle rap battle, as Mooney filled in the audience on his hip-hop dreams and street cred.
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When he arrives, he is told to sign a wage form, with the hours and pay rate to be filled in at a later date.
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PT. The Daily Show correspondent Hasan Minhaj will drop political zingers as this year's speaker, a role that was filled in 83 by Larry Wilmore.
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I drank two beers for dinner and carried the tape measure and tablet to the bedroom where I followed instructions and filled in blanks. Bust.
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Venus' topography was also completely altered by volcanic eruptions that most likely filled in lowland regions and potential ocean basins over the past billion years.
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That painting at first looks like a romance, but the more the details are filled in, the more tragic and angry and helpless it feels.
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Regular closer Ryan Madson, who had saves in one-run wins against Baltimore on Monday and Tuesday, got the night off, so Axford filled in.
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After clicking, the customer's contact information is automatically filled in, and they only need to click the "Book" button to complete the appointment setting process.
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And while the stock has filled in the gap higher than it made in June, it's likely to spend some more time declining, O'Hara said.
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He had filled in for an injured Petr Mrazek for the final two-plus games of the second-round sweep of the New York Islanders.
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Spencer Ware has filled in admirably for Charles, while receiver Jeremy Maclin and tight end Travis Kelce give Alex Smith a pair of reliable targets.
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Mr. Tapper, a political history junkie, had long been fascinated by the Eisenhower era, and filled in gaps in his knowledge by doing extensive research.
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Once those buildings are leveled up (and you'll know because a rainbow-colored bar has been filled in), they'll brighten up and colorize your city.
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Maddow had been off the air since May 25, while MSNBC chief legal correspondent Ari Melber and "AM Joy" weekend host Joy Reid filled in.
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Kasich isn't really a talk-radio-and-Fox-News Republican, which is ironic considering he filled in for Bill O'Reilly on occasion in the 2000s.
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Presbyterian transfer Desean Murray filled in well in the frontcourt against Norfolk State, collecting 633 points and seven rebounds in his debut with the Tigers.
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Rutledge he filled in at third for Travis Shaw, who moved over to first as Ramirez manned the designated hitter spot with David Ortiz resting.
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I did very good on the SAT because I filled in every single bubble, even the ones for my name, which was a trick question.
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The process entails "artificial sand-re-circulation," where parts of the beach that have been depleted are filled in with sand brought in from elsewhere.
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Or is this instead just the latest installment of a long tradition of table-paintings, crudely filled in with the symbols (keywords?) of our time?
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When Lawrence filled in for Jimmy Kimmel and interviewed Kim K., the two revealed that Jenner brings out the best in the Hunger Games star.
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For a majority of her time on the floor Sunday, she filled in well at point guard, the one position where the Liberty seem unsettled.
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Alejandra Bujeiro, 32, was delighted that her 3-year-old daughter, Natalia, didn't have to have two cavities filled in the back of her mouth.
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Conner, a second-year running back, filled in for Le'Veon Bell, the disgruntled veteran who has neither reported nor signed the Steelers' franchise tag tender.
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James Hurst has filled in for Yanda for the first two weeks of camp and is likely to remain in the lineup until early September.
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One of those agents, the now-former agent Peter Strzok, filled in details of how the meeting went in a second FBI memo released Friday.
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The ballot reportedly was filled in for Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie, as well as the two GOP candidates for lieutenant governor and attorney general.
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The mechanical, filled-in nature of these works is clarified with a display of collages on which some of the paintings here are closely based.
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She was the dead man's sister, and she filled in the outlines of a unique and complicated life — and a crucial detail about his death.
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But then I filled in the entry that used the "n" in that same "sun," 113A, "211 hit spinoff of Despicable Me." This was MINIONS.
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But exactly what happened to his art during that Paris period has remained a source of debate, a breach convincingly filled in by this exhibition.
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They had just filled in some of the gaping holes in the road and placed a large tree branch across it, fashioning a makeshift checkpoint.
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"They've filled in lakes that have been around forever just so they can build on them, and clear-cut trees like nobody's business," he said.
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Van Wagenen also told Conforto of players he aimed to bring to the Mets, and Conforto later watched as the pieces filled in around him.
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Mujib Mashal/The New York Times Later, a university lecturer who had rented Negina a room filled in some of the blanks about her life.
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Sondland's testimony filled in big chunks of the Ukraine narrative and may have given Democrats all the ammunition they need to draft articles of impeachment.
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Joseph Maguire, the director of the National Counterterrorism Center, has filled in as the acting director of national intelligence since Dan Coats resigned in August.
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Mr. Lamenzo also filled in as an organist at churches around New York City and was hired to play a wedding at Old St. Pat's.
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But it's a gap that probably should be filled, in case the organoids do develop in such a way that the concerns are more realistic.
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But I do think there are still pieces of the puzzle that need to be filled in terms of overall strategy politically more than militarily.
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When you're trying to remember something like what were kids used to be, some of those gaps get filled in with stuff from the present.
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Drew was 8-1 when he filled in for former coach Tyronn Lue last year and is now 1-3 since replacing Lue this year.
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Others resulted from the absence of a spine, filled in instead with an elongated notochord, a flexible rod made up of something similar to cartilage.
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Other parties filled in the rest, including the pro-Remain Liberal Democrats with just 11 seats — and whose leader, Jo Swinson, narrowly lost her constituency.
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Knowing where the drinks started helped, so I filled in the only four-letter, double-E-in-the-middle beverage I knew, which was BEER.
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Dana Perino, who has filled in for O'Reilly during his recent vacation, acknowledged the seismic shift at the top of the hour of the program.
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Food bloggers, magazines and chefs filled in the gap with the movie's debut last year, saying seasonings from Ethiopia, like berbere spice, might be used.
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Still, board members were told Monday that people working on Mr. Harris's behalf illegally collected absentee ballots and, in some instances, filled in incomplete ballots.
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The headlights, metal grill, and front bumpers of the two flanking cars have been removed and the cavities carefully in filled in and painted over.
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The comptroller position is currently being filled in an acting capacity by Keith Noreika, an attorney whom Mnuchin named as interim head earlier in May.
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In 21 Sam Hetherington, a friend from high school, filled in for the boy who normally wore the "N," and he's stuck around ever since.
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My exam at Raffaele's office began with a pretty typical form on which I filled in my medical history and recorded my diet and exercise habits.
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Allegations that operatives working for Dowless illegally collected, and sometimes filled in, absentee ballots on behalf of Republican Mark Harris' campaign emerged shortly after the Nov.
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As a result, some questions about her relationship with Chapo are still unanswered, but she filled in some of the blanks during her testimony last week.
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Bench coach Steve Buechele filled in for Banister on Saturday in his first full game managing in the big leagues and will fill in again Sunday.
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As a result, there is a budget hole of about 23 billion euros ($25.8 billion) that needs to be filled in the Italian 2020 budget plan.
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Glenmark's share of total prescriptions filled in the competitive US market increased to 1.4% in FY16 from 0.9% in FY12, reflecting higher growth than the market.
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Tramping around its muddy edge, Adam Ward of Indiana University says that nine-tenths of the state's wetlands have been filled in, farmed or built over.
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Baoshu had written Three-Body fan fiction before, and decided to make a new story that filled in the gap between Yun Tianming's disappearance and reappearance.
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Less than half of seats were filled in Russian stadiums in first-division matches between 2010 and 2017, compared with over 90% in England and Germany.
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Johnson ably filled in as a starter until Hayward came back and has since slid into a comfortable role as a combo forward off the bench.
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Photo credit: John DarchHowever, it's good to see that while the area used to be a hill with some nearby farmland, it's filled in a bit.
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That was before residents of rural Bladen County provided affidavits that people came to their homes and collected absentee ballots that they had not filled in.
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Then, she filled in the lips with a slightly lighter matte lipstick, Avon True Color Perfectly Matte Lipstick in Superb Wine, blending the two shades together.
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After all, why go all in on a filled-in piece when we can change a design's colors whenever, wherever with our favorite new Sephora scores?
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A few of the featured line drawings are filled in with red and green, but there's plenty of white space open for your own coloring pleasure.
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The government saw this carlessness as a flaw to be filled in by a new domestic industry: a clear path to industrial development and export earnings.
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He filled in his pitch as Snap as both tech and hardware company — with the camera, not the phone, as the central communications and creativity device.
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Over the years, he has occasionally filled in on guitar, while seeing firsthand l how hard it can be to develop an audience outside of Texas.
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The back story: The ballot in question features a filled-in bubble with an X over it for gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie, per The Virginian-Pilot.
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Instead of Lohan, a fake "Queen Elizabeth" sat in the right-hand side of the car, and Britney Spears impersonator Derrick Barry filled in for Spears.
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But sometimes, when she and Roy marvelled at it, it seemed to them like a coloring book that hadn't been filled in all the way yet.
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Brogdon logged 227 of the assists setting up plays in the second half as he filled in for injured Matthew Dellavedova for the second straight night.
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These new types of exams, called "problem-and-technology-based" assessments, measure how students arrive at an answer -- not whether they've filled in the correct bubble.
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He reported the ingestion of that supplement in the declaration of medication use section of the doping control form he filled in connection with the test.
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An important early section of the book is filled in with her time spent on the Wesleyan campus, meeting with and characterizing the student activists there.
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THE POLICE filled in without too much trouble, but I had no idea and would never have guessed that they were lauded for their instrumental prowess.
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She previously co-hosted the 2014 Independent Spirit Awards alongside Fred Armisen and also filled in as host for Jimmy Kimmel on his late-night program.
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The scale and scope of existing and planned facilities lend themselves to large-scale film blockbusters, but vacant space can be filled in with smaller productions.
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As such, the cavity was filled in with cement, a procedure not advisable today, but which at the time was deemed the proper course of action.
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Weihenmayer carefully felt out the thick, marker-drawn edges of each square before drawing his "O"s, while his daughter confidently filled in her "X"s.
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Making History Last month, Ginella Massa filled in as the news reader at CityNews in Toronto for a colleague who wanted to attend a hockey game.
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We have pairings of circled letters in this 16x15 grid, and the fact that they're paired escaped me until I had the first two filled in.
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The interesting thing about the show was when you put unrelated elements together, you create a space that can be filled in intellectually by other people.
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He first stepped behind the camera when he briefly filled in for the flu-stricken director Don Siegel on the set of "Dirty Harry" in 1971.
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Whenever he filled in for a service, he requested that we sing the same hymn — "There is a Balm in Gilead," the traditional African American spiritual.
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Next, I slowly, painfully filled in each section while referring to two different word lists — my normal list and a special one that contained only semordnilap.
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She said she sees no contradiction, because the now-filled-in East River inlet that gave Kips Bay its name extended up to East 37th Street.
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Over the next decades, Spuyten Duyvil Creek (to its north) was filled in, and the land joined with the Bronx but remained, technically, part of Manhattan.
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The speech followed a pattern: I had a thought, I wrote a new paragraph, I filled in the gaps, I ranted, and then deleted the rants.
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Not sure why but this was one of those puzzles where little answers tripped me up big time, and the big entries virtually filled in themselves.
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He played League of Legends; he filled in Excel models on pharmaceutical stocks and bonds; he patted his cat; he drank Coca-Colas; he checked Twitter.
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Many jobs in casinos, hotels, or restaurants are filled in shifts over a 24-hour business day instead of a more traditional 9-to-5 schedule.
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The Scalia seat was filled in April 2017, and the Supreme Court returned to a full contingent of nine when the Republican-controlled Senate confirmed Gorsuch.
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Where one party controls the Senate and the other the presidency, as in 2016, they say, vacancies should not be filled in a presidential election year.
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If this seat is filled in this manner, it's going to undermine the integrity of the court, the legitimacy of the court, for decades to come.
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There are two decks, one with statements with a blank space to be filled in, and one with potential words or phrases to fill it in.
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The example, WALL CALENDAR, is already filled in with As and Ls. My gimmes were the first phrase, ROULETTE TABLE and FUNNY BUSINESS at number 22.
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He was placed on leave after he returned from a trip to Japan with Vice President Mike Pence, where he filled in as an advance official.
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Daniel Lee Simmons Sr., 74, a retired pastor who filled in part-time at the church; and Myra Thompson, 59, an English teacher and guidance counselor.
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Griffin noted that Melber, MSNBC's chief legal correspondent and host of the "The Point" on weekends, has previously filled in for the channel's prime-time hosts.
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Once I filled in CHERRY PITS, however, I saw where Mr. Eisenberg and Mr. Blindauer were going with their theme, and I liked it very much.
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Here's Popovich getting filled in on the news by TNT's David Aldridge — and reacting like a grandfather who's not mad at you, he's just really disappointed.
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Think about the time in your teen years when you went with your friends out to the abandoned quarry that had been filled in with water.
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When the nurse in the Paw Patrol scrubs brought me back to Charlie's bedside a half-hour later, I noticed someone had filled in 56-across.
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On the back, a court official filled in blanks indicating that Ms. Parks had been found guilty and sentenced to pay $10 or do hard labor.
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Civil defense officials said Kapoho Bay itself had been filled in with lava that extended seven-tenths of a mile from what had been the shoreline.
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There's little doubt that Grimoire fills a niche that hasn't been filled in a while, and I know I'm part of the demographic he's aiming for.
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The conspiracy theory Trump alluded too — we'll call it "fake Melania" — holds that during some public appearances, a body double has filled in for Melania Trump.
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