I gather up everything I want to take home with me.
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Gather Up the Chaps is out via Red Scare on March 29.
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It's not that hard to gather up a lot of this information.
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Plan was to gather up enough to buy me and mine out.
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And then she can be released and go and gather up her children.
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Gather up a group of your closest developer friends and sign up today!
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If not, why not gather up your buddies and host a LAN party.
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I could gather up all the Blazer's horsepower and put it to use.
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"If you've had a baby, gather up your medical bills," Greene-Lewis says.
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Out of the shower his bare feet immediately gather up fluff from the carpet.
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They needed to rush back, gather up some belongings and get to the hospital.
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That's a laudable goal, because it is notoriously challenging to gather up disparate records.
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Wells rocked side to side to gather up enough momentum to push Wenner off him.
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I gather up everything I need for the baby, since we'll be gone for several hours.
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They charge anything up to 200,000 pesos ($60) for ceremonies that gather up to 100 people.
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Every day, the men gather up plastic bottles, as well as aluminum, bread, and broken plastic.
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The floor was on fire as he was trying to gather up his kids, Butler said.
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That law allows intelligence authorities to gather up communications from of foreign targets and with Americans citizens.
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Go to the grocery store and gather up all the eggs and shaving cream you can carry.
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Until I gather up the courage to go rogue, I have resigned myself to raising nonedible plants.
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That feeling sent them scurrying off to gather up ethnographies, dying languages and sometimes even living subjects.
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If necessary, place in a muslin, gather up around the cassava and squeeze any excess moisture out.
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Then, take out a loan, gather up your life savings and go out and get one for yourself.
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In other words, Mueller wants him to offer and gather up more information about possible Trump-Russia ties.
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So each day I sat and watched the buggy boys gather up the buggies and take them inside.
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I stop only to gather up the necessary resources to build new warp cells to fuel my journey.
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We put together a special edition of the Canada Letter to gather up our coverage to that point.
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The man turned out to be just another shopper, but still she rushed to gather up her groceries.
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Most souvenir shops are bustling with tourists, eager to gather up all the commemorative items celebrating Harry and Markle.
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Gather up some friends and head over this summer – groups of 15 or more can book tours in August.
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But it also has a free offering for patients, which promises to gather up medical information in 10 minutes.
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When, if ever, should police be able to gather up Google location data to track down a criminal suspect?
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Now, ten years later, The Falcon is ready to rise again with the release of Gather Up the Chaps.
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Gather up pay stubs, bills, statements and any other forms that show what you made or spent that month.
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However, a source close to Kelly tells us he'll be able to gather up $100k soon and post bail.
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We might even gather up the guts to declare that we can make this next year better than the last.
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As she steps outside to gather up the kids, one of her friends chases after her to grab the baby.
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The Roomba's multiple sweeping brushes will also gather up all the gross stuff under hard-to-reach places for you.
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They can gather up-to-the-minute information on the response to their products and use it to make improvements.
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Scootersharing companies currently pay teams of people to gather up the scooters for recharging at the end of each day.
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Would they have to gather up the bits of fetal tissue and bring them to a hospital or funeral home?
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We call out to one another about who is going to the crime scene as we gather up our gloves.
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So we were trying to gather up different ideas for people who feel hopeless in order to give them hope.
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Fallon isn't the first late night host to gather up a host of celebrity talent for a Christmas tune this season.
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Gilded High PonytailNai'vasha Johnson, who styled Sasha Lane's updo, always uses a mini bungee cord to gather up lots of hair.
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It's supposed to curve into a "U" shape and gather up debris while fish and other wildlife swim under it unharmed.
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We thank them, gather up our bags and head out to the parking lot, scooping up our firewood on the way.
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The miners gather up all these unconfirmed checks and carve them into stone tablets that then go into the public square.
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Caroline's daughter Princess Alexandra of Hanover, 17, was seen helping gather up the long trained bridal gown outside the church at noon.
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When it was time to evacuate, the Ritchies were able to gather up three of their cats, but Dexter couldn't be found.
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To gather up the courage to walk into the hotel on my own I did a lap of the block (Mount Street).
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Be sure to gather up your necessary documents, which will include your Social Security card, birth certificate and your Form W-212.
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The Model Y could help Tesla tap into that wave of demand and gather up customer's reservation payments meanwhile before production begins.
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So, fire up your Roku, gather up your snacks and settle into your favorite spot on the couch — we've got you covered.
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We stash the blood-flecked bones in the willows for wild creatures, gather up the children and head to the soccer field.
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Gather up those irises and sunflowers as this multimedia piece about the life and death of Vincent van Gogh finishes its run.
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So we naturally had to gather up some of Campbell's best sheer, mini combo moments to see how well the two stack up.
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Mỹ pushed up from the sofa, went to gather up her bucket of cleaning supplies, opened the door, and paused in the doorway.
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There's the subculture of scooter "juicers," people who gather up the devices in the evening to charge them for the next day's riders.
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Theoretically, the rover would mine the surface of planets in order to gather up the components needed for water, oxygen, and rocket fuel.
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"A group of people came to gather up oil, and they weren't supposed to be there," the disaster agency said in a statement.
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Here's every juicy morsel we could gather up for all of you who can't wait to see if things can get even stranger.
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With all of these questions buzzing around, we decided to gather up all the best fan theories out there about Twin Peaks season 3.
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And although teams of people will gather up and recycle what they can, tonnes of discarded tents still end up in landfill every year.
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I mean, she would drive a car until it wouldn't make a sound, and then gather up all her coins and buy a new car.
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Autonomous cars gather up tons of data about the world around them, but even the best computer vision systems can't see through brick and mortar.
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First, gather up any dry goods you have in the kitchen (peanuts, white rice, beans and more will all do), and separate them into cups.
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One example is Apple's health records feature, which consumers can use to gather up their medical information from across their various doctors via an iPhone.
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After reportedly clogging the toilet, the woman decided that rather than ask for a plunger, she'd gather up her poop and throw it out the window.
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And what an abalone does is gather up components of the stuff in the seawater and creates an incredibly strong yet light and sufficiently flexible shell.
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When your baby's ready to pop, simply gather up your best girlfriends and your favorite painkillers and opt for a "Ladies' Only!" party in the bathroom.
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Companies often do not have systems in place to gather up and store all the network activity that investigators could use to follow the hackers' tracks.
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There is a lot going on in Gather Up the Chaps, and it will require multiple listens to dissect the layers and the humor behind it.
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" —National Film Board Creatura Dada: "Six powerful native women gather up to celebrate a new beginning and the end of the world as we know it.
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They do so either by finding captive audiences (like at a park or school) or by giving stuff away to gather up consumer data for resale.
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The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer allegedly refused to talk to Gordon as he went into his office to gather up his guitars and gold records.
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The disparity was on display at Wednesday night's debate, when Bloomberg scoffed at the suggestion that he could quickly gather up and release his tax returns.
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Here, we gather up the best end-of-the-world stories to hit the screen, and take a shot at analyzing what the point of it all is.
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Daryl attended his first Coachella in 19943, and soon he was hitting up the festival's official message board to gather up links to recordings of his favorite bands.
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You can gather up the family and share a couple of these mega-sized meals, but no judgements if you choose to attempt crushing them all by yourself.
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Using data gathered by PIQ's Robot nano-computer, the skis, gather up metrics like speed, turning angles, and transitions, displaying information in real time on the ski itself.
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So many of those little companies won't survive, and big cloud-based companies will gather up innovation to provide businesses with a big-box solution they can afford.
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All these controls have allowed China systematically to gather up its people's savings in its banks and use the money to build infrastructure, factories and homes, fuelling economic growth.
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He was headed there after the lunch at the Sea Grill, and as he began to gather up his things, he looked out one last time at the rink.
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The studio's first game was the sci-fi-themed location-based game Ingress, which allowed the developer to gather up data from the millions of people who played the game.
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He went back to Gainsville to gather up the band; they all sold their possessions, pooled their money and headed to LA with about a month's worth of living expenses.
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It's certainly possible that he's getting up into that range, if you gather up all his earnings for the three DC films he's made so far, including all that backend.
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Before that, Ms. Lowenheim said, she would sneak into her daughter's room while she was sleeping to gather up the games and stuffed animals she was no longer playing with.
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No longer will you invent hypothetical conversations in which you gather up all the truth in the universe and condense it to a single diamond point to hurl at your ex.
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If they can't, Faraday Future is hoping to swoop in and gather up those potential customers—if, that is, their own first and as-yet-unseen vehicle is ready in time.
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And, if there's no time for that, simply gather up friends and loved ones, start a bonfire, go apple picking, or simply sit outside and enjoy the smells of the season.
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The turbines can be launched if you "gather up the people and the know-how from when these turbines were already used, in Russia and abroad," said the first industry source.
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So, one day, you gather up your Dragon Balls and make a wish: that all of the strongest fighters from across multiple worlds and timelines be brought together into one tournament.
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Thirty-two players drop onto a quaint suburban cityscape, and you have to gather up gear and weapons to defend yourself as an encroaching storm forces everyone closer and closer together.
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Per the L.A. Times, these marketers would gather up callers' phone numbers, match them to a database, and then reuse that information for future pitches, getting a full profile of you.
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It soaks up the oils and moisture that carry the smell, and also makes it easy to gather up and throw into the pan without getting the smell on my fingers.
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Fall: that time of year when all of your friends drag you our of your warm apartment and into the wild to gather up one of the crappiest fruits in the game.
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And our friends at a medical marijuana grow in California were nice enough to gather up 212 ounces of cannabis and take a few photos to show what that actually looks like.
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By opening an online bank, Goldman can gather up billions of dollars in consumer deposits without the cost of a physical branch and pay its customers close to nothing for their money.
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They would gather up the shining narrative threads of the second, third and fourth tiers of English football, and weave them together into a tapestry of profound emotion and deep artistic merit.
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It's supposed to be a way to gather up all the wonderful insights and clever ideas people have had over the years about making space work better and compile them in one place.
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Conservative lawmakers, and the president-elect of the United States, agree — and the Freedom Caucus, accordingly, would give immense power to field agents to determine which immigrants to gather up, detain, and deport.
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They put on their two-piece freediving wetsuits spotted with hand-sewn repair patches, then gather up their humble equipment: small harpoons, net baskets, and Styrofoam flotation devices to keep their nets afloat.
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The book is an impressive attempt to gather up all the evidence we have of Trump's numerous connections to the Russian mafia and government and lay it all out in a clear, comprehensive narrative.
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As we finally all gather up and start walking through the streets towards the border, I hear Rosenstock rehearsing to himself a string of responses to any potential questions border security guards might ask.
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The main culprits were the materials used to build each scooter, mostly the aluminum, and the carbon produced by the vehicles used by independent contractors to gather up and recharge the scooters every night.
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"As I mentioned the other day, we need to gather up our planning stuff for the next few months -- both proactively and reactively," Collins wrote on April 8, two days after Emanuel was re-elected.
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On the night of March 7, 1996, as Mr. Ji was hurling sacks of coal off a train for his sister to gather up, he fainted from hunger and exhaustion and tumbled between two cars.
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When I go to my mom, I have to gather up courage to face my mother in a raw, letting go of my pride sort of way in order to tell her how I feel.
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It opens with Rey adventuring solo and then cuts to her found family — Poe, Finn, Chewbacca — as they gather up for their one last fight against Kylo Ren and the apparent return of archvillain Emperor Palpatine.
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Now, we have a new trailer that gives us a longer look at the violent circumstances that lead Veronica to gather up a crew of widows to finish off one final heist to settle the score.
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The game comes out on January 14th, so gather up all that free time you thought you were going to spend at the gym and prepare to be the very best..like no one ever *buurrrrrrrrp*.
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Well, in honor of Aladdick and that brain-bleedingly bizarre trailer, we here at VICE have taken it upon ourselves today to gather up ten different options that would've made for a better XXX Aladdin title.
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ABACO, Bahamas (AP) — Lugging empty suitcases, plastic buckets and backpacks, dazed survivors of Hurricane Dorian made their way back to the shantytown where they used to live, hoping to gather up some of their soggy belongings.
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"Right now, wearing a nose mask may be the most low-hanging and basic protective thing to do, but you can avoid excess outdoor exposure, clean AC vents, fans that can gather up soot," she said.
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She noticed my limp when I got into the car, and now she's taking me in, she's processing, and in two seconds, she's going to gather up the courage to ask me something not not offensive.
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They take the viewer on a slow pan across six pieces — some right up against the surface so I can see the sumptuous textures of paint — and then pulls out slowly to gather up the whole.
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There the moment after the gunshot, when Jackie instinctively kneels on her seat to gather up the pieces of brain and flesh and bone spattered on the car's paintwork, trying to put her husband back together again.
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Experts found evidence that it had modified a reactor to make tritium, built a plant that could gather up the radioactive gas, and produced a thermonuclear fuel ingredient in such abundance that it was selling it online.
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And the tech-led economy appears to be a big reason for the gap, with wealth concentrated among a few companies and billionaires who gather up our data, organize it and turn out products like perfectly targeted ads.
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Gather up your washed greens in the sling, grasp the handles in the corners and, holding it closed like a knapsack, swing it around vigorously so the moisture on the leaves gets wicked off and settles into the fabric.
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Her plan was to return home, recover from her miscarriage while not in a detention center, gather up her two children, who are both under 22018 years old, and try to make the grueling trip to the US again.
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Once that passes, and it will pass, the managers, who will be running the prosecution, will physically gather up the documents containing the articles of impeachment and march them on over to the Senate side of the Capitol building.
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The ranch is part of the Miratorg company of Viktor and Aleksander Linnik, brothers who since 2010, have amassed an empire of more than 1.5 million acres of Russian rangeland and are on track to gather up one million more.
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Society has collapsed, and we see armed gangs running around the countryside in their own territory, and the chaos allows for charismatic figures like the White Locust to swoop in and gather up followers to enact some really horrible plans.
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And here's why: In the zero-interest-rate environment that the Federal Reserve has carefully curated for eight years, Goldman and other banks can gather up money — the raw material they use to make more money — at virtually no cost.
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It blasted the asteroid with a copper plate and a box of explosives in April in order to loosen rocks and expose material under the surface, then successfully landed on Ryugu last night to gather up the rock and soil debris.
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It's still unclear how exactly the guy was able to gather up an entire cup full of the little pests, but his infestation must be pretty bad if he could just scoop a cup full and take them to-go.
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After a first round of voting in which he narrowly beat Asian Football Confederation President Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrain, Infantino appeared to gather up almost all the votes that had been cast for the two trailing candidates.
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After all, what's the point of spending all that time on your hair, makeup, and wardrobe if you're not going to gather up your co-workers in a room and force them to closely observe you from every angle for roughly 20 minutes.
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After a day-to-night wardrobe change – Meghan switched into her navy Victoria Beckham coat, carried a black Stella McCartney purse and accessorized with a black scarf to stay warm – gather up your closest pals and head to Ralph Lauren's The Polo Bar.
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It makes both autobiography and fiction part of the same attempt to gather up our experiences into something we can hold, carry with us, and offer to others—how we shape the things that have happened to us into a coherent self.
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If I manage to gather up the courage to wait at the stage door for Gillian (in my head, she's "Gillian"), I'll be joining the ranks of innumerable other fans at innumerable other productions waiting for the chance to connect with innumerable stars.
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For Dota 2, which Valve prefers to be hands-off with, that means third parties like ESL One gather up the $1 million prize pool and cover the expense of hosting the event through ticket and merchandise sales along with more creative sponsorship engagement.
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Recruited a year ago to help when the Four Continents tournament was held in Gangneung, the 9-11 year-olds had several training sessions before making their debuts on the ice, where they sometimes dash over the hallowed Olympic rings to gather up the gifts.
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The Friend died in 1819, but first he established a template for other prophets to follow: Call out the hypocrisy of America, gather up converts under an apocalyptic and utopian banner, start a heaven on Earth, and watch it all go straight to hell.
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" Then, after tracing narratives of loneliness, fatigue, racial animus and lust, the performance ended with a choral note of charity and solidarity: "Gather up in the arms of your pity the sick, the depraved, the desperate, the tired, all the scum of our weary city.
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For instance, Flatiron Health, a Google-backed health-tech company, is just one of the businesses that partners with health systems to gather up patient data, which it analyzes for insights about how different drugs are performing in the real world and sells to pharma.
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The genre-skipping Michigan grind trio have just released two compilations, Silk Panic and Clipped Beaks, that lovingly gather up tracks that had been hithero scattered across a series of splits with other like-minded sonic destroyers like Crevasse, Disrotted, Moloch, Drugs of Faith, Test, and The World Is A Vampire.
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In my book "City Ubiquitous: Place, Communication, and the Rise of Omnitopia," I write of a nation defined less by travel than by the illusion that one may gather up all the world— all the same and dependable parts of it, at least—and navigate its safe interiors without fear of surprise.
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As I rushed to gather up my notebook, laptop and recorder, I realized I had no idea what he was about to reveal, but I had just gotten the answer to another question I am often asked: Why does the sexual abuse scandal in the Catholic Church never seem to go away?
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The Future Will Be BS Free by Will McIntosh Will McIntosh's novels often have a strange premise: Soft Apocalypse follows a band of characters over decades as the world falls down around them, while Burning Midnight features the frenzied collectors who try to gather up as many strange, power-imparting spheres that appear across the planet.
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Can you not harvest within your mind the mere modicum of morality required to induce you to gather up what little integrity you still retain and admit an obvious truth: The man you've supported all this time has not the knowledge, temperament or judgment to be commander in chief, and should never, ever put us all at risk by sitting in the Oval Office?
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Some new blood has been added to the mix as well with The Loved Ones' Dave Hause, who also gets prominent mic time on the song "If Dave Did It." While Gather Up the Chaps has the feel of a punk supergroup mixtape with all of these familiar voices and styles thrown in, at its heart, it is still distinctly a Brendan Kelly joint.
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This is the sort of tracking highlighted in K. Shankari's blog post, which prompted the AP report in the first place, and which picks up on issues with Android that users have actually been noticing for years: Google Play Services will still gather up some location data for Google and related services (like Maps and the Google Assistant), as long as location access is switched on at the phone level.
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Written by Turkmenbashi, the dictator who ruled the country from 1985 until his death in 2006, The Rukhnama is among the most bizarre of literary productions: It grew initially out of a need to gather up old folk traditions of Turkmenistan in a hope to reestablish its identity in the waning days of the Soviet Union, but grew into a remarkable testament of the ego and delusion of its author.
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The race to gather up an unprecedented amount of money — by Sequoia most notably, but also numerous other firms that have been raising record-breaking amounts this year — is directly correlated to one of the biggest disruptive trends in the venture industry in recent years: SoftBank's Vision Fund, a $100 billion fund for now, though SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son has said expect more gargantuan funds in the not-too-distant future.
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