No one knows when things will get back to normal.
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Meanwhile, the state is working to get back to normal.
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And then I'm usually able to get back to normal.
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Expect things to get back to normal against the Falcons.
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"We have got to get back to normal!" he cried.
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Life, for many, is beginning to get back to normal.
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"We have got to get back to normal," he said.
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"It's really hard to get back to normal society," he says.
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But don't expect everything to get back to normal just yet.
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"We are trying to get back to normal life," he said.
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Eventually, the world will get back to normal, and crowds will return.
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"It's going to take months to get back to normal," Trent said.
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I trusted that once I left, things would get back to normal.
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It could take weeks for the stations to get back to normal.
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I trusted that once I left, things would get back to normal.
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Larry Hogan warned that it would take days to get back to normal.
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"I'd love to come back once things get back to normal," she said.
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This is over, we can finally breathe and get back to normal life.
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I am trying to get back to normal, let's just say that. Okay.
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It was the only way that my life could get back to normal.
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How long will it take to get back to normal once this ends?
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The following day, as flights resumed, airlines struggled to get back to normal.
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"It will be nice to sort of get back to normal now," he says.
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If we ever get back to normal, I suspect I'll revert to being wary.
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You, your ex, your friends, and your family will all eventually get back to normal.
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That is a desire to get back to "normal" interest rates and "normal" monetary policy.
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Only when pupils returned to school two weeks ago did things get back to normal.
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"It will be nice when things get back to normal in three years," Kerr said.
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Trump says: At least some of the country should get back to normal by Easter.
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In the meantime, the aviation ministry says it is trying to get back to normal.
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What I need right now is to stop working, relax and get back to normal life.
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"In my opinion, it takes at least a year to get back to normal," said Dunlevy.
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Before long, we'll want to get back to normal, and infections may start to rise again.
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We must likewise recognize that assisting them and helping them get back to normal, takes time.
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And the Fed is trying to back out of that now, and get back to normal.
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"Now, my concern is when do we get back to normal," Richard told CNN affiliate KLFY.
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"We have got to get back to normal," Cummings said as he adjourned the hearing to applause.
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As deaths surged past 3,000 this week, Trump has dropped the calls to get back to normal.
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Yet Beijing is also discovering that it is difficult to persuade companies to get back to normal.
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I'm a little more abstemious beforehand, enjoy the indulgence and get back to normal the next day.
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"But no one should heave a sign of relief that we can get back to normal politics now."
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LeEco also hopes to raise further cash to help the firm "get back to normal", the spokesman said.
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Perhaps the jet stream will settle down and weather patterns up north will get back to normal soon.
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This process of getting the drug to get back to normal is a common experience for drug addicts.
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We find that we need more and more of the substance or experience to get back to normal.
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The projects target remote, rural people and help them get back to normal life through small, cheap programmes.
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Risk avoidance hampers efforts Beijing has also acknowledged that its attempt to get back to normal is risky.
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Life was just beginning to get back to normal when the rains came this week, hard and fast.
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He hadn't vomited, appeared aware of his surroundings, and had begun grooming himself to get back to normal.
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"We want to get back to normal as soon as possible," Inslee said during a virtual public briefing.
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Influential donors and grass-roots Republicans will turn on him, and the party will get back to normal.
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More than anything, she says she wants to get back to normal and move on with her life.
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There's going to be a day when things get back to normal, and that day's getting closer and closer.
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For that, we should give West the right to recover and get back to normal at a respectful distance.
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"If there's any time to get back to normal ... it would be during this period," she told the committee.
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"We can do lots of surgeries to improve appearance, but we can never get back to normal," Caffrey said.
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"While we are eager to 'get back to normal,'" he said, "we also have to keep the proper perspective."
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"I hope that soon we will get back to normal — but first we have to work together," he says.
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"The fastest way to get back to normal is to hit this hard," the governor said during his address.
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And it wasn't certain when things will get back to normal as much depends on a revival in consumer spending.
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She is ready for things to get back to normal, she said outside her house on a tree-lined block.
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When Serena Joy tells June that she wants things to get back to normal around there, she means it too.
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Hopefully, Vietnamese people would receive the information that there is nothing to worry and things should get back to normal.
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Second, how can we make sure there's an economy to come back to, once we can get back to normal?
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And it "raises the chance that the economy can get back to normal quickly" once restrictions are lifted, he added.
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It'll be a short day, just four hours, as the teens try their best to get back to normal routines.
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He should say that it will take our country a full four years, or longer, to get back to normal.
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HOUSTON — After eight days of sitting around riding out Hurricane Harvey, Saqib Kahn was ready to get back to normal life.
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" And he implored the country to get back to normal, because "as a country, we are so much better than this.
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Despite active treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder, she struggled to process what happened to her and get back to normal.
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"It's a new year, finally we can get back to normal," he says, walking through school with the rest of the gang.
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"I don't know how we get back to normal," added her husband, Rex Ritter, 48, in an interview in their living room.
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"It's was already going to take time to get back to normal," said Ron Epstein, analyst with Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Fauci says: Fauci told Curry the country can start to get back to normal when the number of infections begins to fall.
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We might end up, when we get back to normal socialization, in a community with a better capacity for links than before.
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We might end up, when we get back to normal socialization, in a community with a better capacity for links than before.
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"Things are starting to get back to normal, and it hasn't been normal, in a very long time so it's nice," she said.
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After a set of exercises, it can take up to a minute for the levels of creatine phosphate to get back to normal.
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But as my colleague Laura He reports from Hong Kong, Beijing has acknowledged that its attempt to get back to normal is risky.
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I hope that your community will continue to ask them for privacy and respect and to let you guys get back to normal.
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All were counting down the days since they left China, waiting anxiously to see if symptoms develop — and to get back to normal.
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"Now, my concern is when do we get back to normal," Harry Richard, pastor of Greater Union Baptist Church, told CNN affiliate KLFY.
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I was told that my results might continue to improve and I could possibly get back to normal fertility levels in the future.
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More than four months later, 10,000 affected families are still spread across 12,000 hotel rooms, waiting for their lives to get back to normal.
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However, this measure is temporary and does not delete your data; you can reactivate your account at any time and get back to normal.
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But figures outside of the country where the virus was first reported are growing, even as China slowly starts to get back to normal.
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We can get back to normal by the end of the first half of 2020, but that's if things don't get worse in Europe.
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" And in general, he said, Britons believe that "the best way of making ourselves resilient is to keep on and get back to normal.
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I'm waiting for his enzymes and vitals to get back to normal, but he should be 100 percent fit in a couple of days.
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"We&aposre hoping that she&aposs somewhere with a friend and she&aposll show up Monday or Tuesday and everything will get back to normal."
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Trying to get back to normal at the trailer, Jughead is quickly called away from takeover with FP to answer to Penny when she rings.
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Even better, you can run Android off a microSD card, and just reboot to get back to normal operations on the Switch, games and all.
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This week, as schedules get back to normal and more clinics reopen, the company is sending 40 relief employees to clinics across the flooded area.
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Cummings closed the hearing with an impassioned plea for lawmakers to "get back to normal" and to consider the country they are leaving future generations.
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He said they don't know how long it will be before things get back to normal, but it will be a minimum of 15 days.
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I don't think we can get back to normal in a couple of months, but we may get over this really intense "hunker down" stage.
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After these battles over Kavanaugh, people are wondering if we'll get back to normal and my response has been that we'll get back to normal when the left accepts that Donald J. Trump is the duly elected president of the United States and that as such, he has the right to enact his agenda, which includes putting up his nominees for the Supreme Court.
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All were counting down the days since they left China, waiting anxiously to see if symptoms develop — and whether they can get back to normal lives.
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And in "How to Get Away With Murder," at 10, the students try to get back to normal while more secrets are revealed about Annalise's past.
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But it would take ten years for wage bills to get back to normal on that basis, and 19-year recoveries do not happen in America.
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"This storm is unlike anything we'd seen before and it's hard to say when things will get back to normal," a spokesman for the ports said.
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I think if they answer those questions as quickly and honestly as possible ... things will sort of get back to normal, " Thune said on "Squawk Box.
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The oil and gas extraction subsector climbed 1.6 percent as some facilities continued to get back to normal capacity after maintenance that started in mid-September.
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"We haven't worked weekends since a month ago and don't know when it will get back to normal," said a supplier of hub caps to Hyundai.
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How they react to paying the price of Airbnb's new policy will likely determine how will its service will fare when things get back to normal.
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Because these crises struck so quickly, there's optimism in some corners that when they pass, it won't take long for things to get back to normal.
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Life is trying to get back to normal here, and commerce has massively increased since ISIS was kicked out by the Syrian Kurds in August 2016.
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The only way to get back to normal is to drink caffeine, and when you do drink it, you feel like it's taking you to new heights.
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"Right now, we've also got a fourth category: companies that are currently stinking up the joint, but should thrive when things get back to normal," he said.
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But about three to six months ideally, and lots of uncertainty in that, but then to see at which point we can actually get back to normal.
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In Britain, where the National Health Service was among the largest organizations affected by the ransomware, some medical institutions were still struggling to get back to normal.
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New York (CNN)Operations at New York's JFK airport are beginning to get back to normal after several days of failures that crippled operations and upset passengers.
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EISEN: WHAT ABOUT GLOBAL CENTRAL BANKS ARE EUROPEAN UNION AND JAPAN EVER GOING TIGHTEN AND GET BACK TO NORMAL IN THE WAY THE FED IS TRYING TO DO?
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Obviously, you want to do whatever you can to prevent the cold from getting any worse and help your body recover so you can get back to normal.
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If you're not wearing the Watch, press the crown or tap the screen once to return to the "Customize" screen and again to get back to normal mode.
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If you're wondering if things will really get back to normal for Jussie -- he stopped to take a few selfies with fans on his way out of court.
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I'm just trying to get back to my old self — you know, getting back into my fashion line designing, so I'm just trying to get back to normal.
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Survivors struggling to get back to normal are at higher risk of long term issues, including mental health, physical health, and disproportionately affect children and other vulnerable populations.
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If governments can make mass testing available we will only need to quarantine the infected, making it easier for the rest of us to get back to normal.
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"What we're trying to do is get back to normal," said Gentry, the team's coach, "and what our new normal is — we haven't quite figured it out yet."
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It takes a considerable amount of time and effort to get back to normal after a period of homelessness, but it isn't impossible, and I'm definitely making good progress.
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As is so often the case with these things, we might not know until some time after things get back to normal -- or whatever passes for "normal" these days.
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"There's a lot of people that think everything can get back to normal in a few weeks," said Haley Buchanan, media and events coordinator at Feeding the Gulf Coast.
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Hopefully the cemetery is cleared up, and the tombstones fixed, and everything about the Mansion will get back to normal — you know, delighting adults and giving little kids a spook.
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"I'm just here to see everyone again, even if there are no customers, people come and check that I'm here, and I'm trying to get back to normal," she says.
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"We've got no evidence to show this is under control, so given that, I don't think there's any use in setting a date to get back to normal," he said.
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Rather than promising people that the country will swiftly get back to normal, in other words, Biden wants the government to roll up its sleeves and prepare to do more.
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Italy has already promised to let businesses delay paying their taxes until sales get back to normal, a measure it has used in the past in regions hit by earthquakes.
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Americans have the tendency to want to get back to 'normal' or 'business as usual' instead of identifying a 'new normal' based on the realities we face as a nation.
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"These are highly profitable companies in normal times and we will eventually get back to normal times," James Hardiman, analyst at Wedbush, said of companies in the theme park industry.
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He signaled too that no matter who wins the American presidential race, he would like to see relations improve, or as he put it, "get back to normal in our relations."
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It could take until July or August for life to get back to normal in terms of restrictions in place due to the coronavirus pandemic, President Donald Trump said on Monday.
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Draconian controls While some Chinese cities will be attempting to get back to normal -- or at least to business, with staff working from home -- others are introducing yet more stringent controls.
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"It kills the good bacteria in your system as well as the bad bacteria, so it takes about six months for your body to get back to normal," Mr. Hyland said.
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"Until then, we are going to do everything we can to get back to normal life as quickly as possible while staying well within my doctors' parameters of course!" he optimistically finished.
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Things have been so wild in the suburbs over the last three seasons, and his and Allison's life has changed so drastically that they just want to get back to normal life.
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The Russians have "a real urgency to get back to normal economic relations and get these sanctions removed," said English, who worked in the Reagan administration as a Defense department policy analyst.
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But there's also the possibility that bankruptcies and people being laid off and, or not finding jobs during this shutdown period, means it takes longer for things to get back to normal.
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But there's also the possibility that bankruptcies and people being laid off and we're not finding jobs during this shutdown period means it takes longer for things to get back to normal.
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Operations will get back to normal at Smithfield's four North Carolina meat-packaging facilities, and at its hog slaughtering and processing plants in Tar Heel and Clinton, spokeswoman Joyce Fitzpatrick said on Sunday.
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"We want to get back to normal, though what is normal now?" said Debbie Ingenito, who lives with her sister in a two-family house on Topping Street they are unable to raise.
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"They have been working I know through the night almost to make sure patches are in place to make sure that hopefully the NHS services can get back to normal," he told BBC radio.
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Dr. Cuculich was used to treating patients like him with catheter ablation, which can take as long as 10 hours and leave patients so weak that they need months to get back to normal.
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President Trump is finally listening to the doctors and scientists around him -- doing a hard 180 on his Easter deadline to get back to normal and extending that to the end of the month.
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The financing talks will be a welcome boost for confidence in China's business communities as companies try to get back to normal after a longer-than-usual shutdown after the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Usually when you have an explosion ... For example, another launch provider for NASA, Orbital ATK, suffered an explosion during launch as well, and it took them one or two years to get back to normal.
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"How can you claim to be data-dependent if you've made up your mind before you see the data that you need one or two more rate hikes to get back to normal?" he asked.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that "spymania" had been artificially whipped up between Russia and the United States, and that eventually relations between the two countries would get back to normal.
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The show then jumps forward a month, showing that everything is starting to get back to normal, until Will coughs up a slug-like creature and has a vision of the world he just escaped.
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Either way, it's clear AW is trying to move on with his life and get back to normal after his sexting minors case that landed him in prison and a halfway house for 18 months.
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For now, we can say, in sum, that the Fed's target fed funds rate remains very low, is still negative in real terms, and has a long way to go to get back to normal.
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That since they still had control of the board of aldermen, basically their city council, they could just obstruct him completely, keep him from accomplishing absolutely anything and then everything could get back to normal.
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Even though the coronavirus outbreak seems to be under control in China, Apple's supply chain is still struggling to get back to normal as the pandemic worsens around the globe, according to a new Bloomberg report.
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She is concerned that the fire will cause short-term loss to local businesses, and said that the main objective would be to show visitors that the area is working hard to get back to normal.
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Fortunately, the Senate is supposed to vote Monday at noon ET on a new spending bill that could temporarily fund the government, so it's possible that SpaceX will be able to get back to normal operations soon.
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India's program to remove 26 and 27.5,28 rupee bank notes (around $7.36 and $14.72) from the financial system has entered its final day on Friday, but it wasn't clear when the subcontinent's economy would get back to normal.
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But, if you're just waiting for your bowels to get back to normal during a typical experience with diarrhea, you should drink lots of fluids (at least one cup per bout of diarrhea) and eat binding foods, Dr. Rosen says.
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"They (skulls) told me they are worried, not only the Ñatitas, but all the saints in heaven and that they see us and they think Bolivia will get back to normal again," said Delfina Condotiticona, a regular devotee of the practice.
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"I think we all look forward to the day when we can go back to just having a celebration of athletic achievement," he said, adding "So it will be nice when we can just get back to normal in three years."
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"If the economy comes back, if the virus has been contained, if things start to get back to normal, Donald Trump will run on his record of having gotten the country through it and maybe he could win," he added.
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When his reaction is to bolt, she chases him down the street, claiming that she doesn't really like him, not in that way, and essentially pleads: So can we just forget I ever said that and get back to normal?
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Dallas police killings As Dallas tries to get back to normal -- some downtown streets are reopening; President Obama comes to town for a memorial service -- we're learning that Micah Xavier Johnson's attack that killed five police officers could have been much worse.
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Some firms are cautiously optimistic that the IPO market could slowly get back to normal by summer or Labor Day at the latest, according to Frank Lopez, co-head of the global securities and capital markets practice at law firm Paul Hastings.
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We do-, we have maintained that we are very much for a-, a-, a-, a peaceful resolution of the Syrian crisis, and for Syria to extend its authority over the whole territory of-, of Syria, and for things to get back to normal, eventually.
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"In the meantime, we must conserve our resources, putting them to use as efficiently as possible and in ways that continue to drive safety and advance our future, so that when things get back to normal, we are ready to grow and prosper," Gardner wrote.
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As such, if you get tested, learn you have clinically low testosterone, and your doctor recommends you take a treatment to get back to normal, that's probably a good idea—something is likely up with your hormonal balance and probably your total body and wellbeing that needs addressing.
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"When my period came back after about six months, things started to get back to normal—just in time to start coping with all the other crap that messed with my sexuality, body image being by far the biggest and most destructive," says Emily*, who was diagnosed with cancer at 28.
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Now, the big question is: When production does get back to normal, just how much demand is there going to be in the US from tech companies and consumers, said Gregor Berkowitz, a longtime tech industry consultant who works closely and talks nearly daily with companies involved in producing products there.
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But if you normally go to a coffee shop every day or if you hit the casino every weekend, and now you can't because of the coronavirus, once things get back to normal, you're not all of a sudden going to make multiple trips or visits to make up for that.
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She's clear-eyed about the outlook for America in the short term ("I don't think we can get back to normal in a couple of months," Kenen said), and though she sees some glimmers of hope, she describes herself as "extremely worried" about the toll this will take on the United States.
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"We are coming out of a deep, dark hole called the housing bust, but we are a long way from normal, and we may never get back to normal, if normal was the average person stayed in their home for four or five years," said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.
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For example, "I agree that we both want to get back to normal as quickly as possible..." or "I agree that social distancing can be very hard on kids..." Across many studies, we've found that even when people passionately disagree, they usually have some shared values or common beliefs that can bring them together. 3.
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"I think this idea … that if you close schools and shut restaurants for a couple of weeks, you solve the problem and get back to normal life — that's not what's going to happen," says Adam Kucharski, an epidemiologist at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and author of The Rules of Contagion, a book on how outbreaks spread.
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"We must conserve our resources, putting them to use as efficiently as possible and in ways that continue to drive safety and advance our future, so that when things get back to normal, we are ready to grow and prosper," Stephen Gardner, senior executive vice president and chief operating and commercial officer, wrote in a memo last week.
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"We must conserve our resources, putting them to use as efficiently as possible and in ways that continue to drive safety and advance our future, so that when things get back to normal, we are ready to grow and prosper," Stephen Gardner, senior executive vice president and chief operating and commercial officer, wrote in a memo last week.
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"I think this idea … that if you close schools and shut restaurants for a couple of weeks, you solve the problem and get back to normal life — that's not what's going to happen," says Adam Kucharski, an epidemiologist at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and author of The Rules of Contagion, a book on how outbreaks spread.
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EISEN: BUT I THINK THE FEAR AMONG SOME INVESTORS IS THAT THIS FED IS SO FOCUSED ON TRYING TO GET BACK TO NORMAL OR NEUTRAL OR WHATEVER THAT IS THAT THEY MAY BE IGNORING OR OVERLOOKING SIGNS OF WEAKNESS IN THE ECONOMY, LIKE WHAT'S HAPPENING IN HOUSING OR THE GLOBAL SLOWDOWN POTENTIALLY IMPACTING THE U.S. AND THEY'RE POTENTIALLY HIKING INTO A RECESSION.
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"By encouraging firms to retain their workers while authorities tackle the coronavirus medical emergency, Europe is increasing the likelihood that economic activity can get back to normal more quickly once the containment restrictions are lifted step by step," Berenberg concluded, contending that this approach also limits the risk of a protracted downturn caused by a more persistent shock to demand from high unemployment.
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UFC fighter Rachael Ostovich is doing her best to get back to normal after her MMA fighter husband allegedly broke her face in a brutal attack ... and she wants all her fans to know she's doing OK. Rachael was spotted in Hawaii Thursday for the first time since hubby Arnold Berdon was arrested Tuesday for attempted murder ... and she quietly thanked her fans for their well wishes and said she's all right.
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