IT GETS BACK TO WHAT JEFF JUST SAID – SPEED.
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And this gets back to your unification point versus fragmentation.
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While it bubbles away, Kishi gets back to those vegetables.
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Everyone wolfs down the food and gets back to work.
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That's gets back to yelling, "Fire!" in a movie theater.
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EST Tuesday: President Trump gets back to the White House.
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Which gets back to the problem of Meredith and #SeeHer.
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"It gets back to the relationship challenge," Mr. King said.
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EDT: President Trump gets back to the White House. Sept.
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Which is why this gets back to the tech community.
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That gets back to the ability to play above the drama.
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And she also gets back to you in literally 30 seconds.
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If Facebook gets back to us (or anyone else), we'll update.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. 7 a.m.
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EDT: President Trump gets back to Washington, D.C. June 220006: Sen.
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Love is deleted, and the Blade Runner gets back to work.
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"It gets back to this issue of national identity," she said.
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EDT Thursday: President Trump gets back to the White House. Sept.
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The sooner Italy gets back to real reform, the better for Europe.
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And what will the Dan think, if word gets back to him?
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Which gets back to the question: Who should replace Sarah Huckabee Sanders?
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And when she gets back to Baltimore, she finds out she's pregnant.
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And then maybe the market eventually recovers and gets back to 30,000.
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He then gets back to work, narrating the scene for his viewers.
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But it will be a while before life gets back to normal.
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I think it gets back to some of the automated coaching stuff.
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If he gets back to his pre-injury form, he's a potential steal.
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This gets back to the whole point of Microsoft's idea of mixed reality.
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EST: President Trump gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 6900 a.m.
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So what the chapter's about, again, it gets back to the human thing.
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If it gets back to the guy who owns the company, you're gone.
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"He must just laugh when he gets back to Moscow," Mr. Lewis said.
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With Battle of the Fittest Couples, Rodgers gets back to his athletic roots.
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EST: President Trump gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 3 p.m.
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Very little resistance to point to until this stock gets back to $40.
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When this pilot gets back to the US he's treated like a hero.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 2023 a.m.
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Hard to tell; I'll update this post if the president gets back to me.
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We will update this post if and when the administration gets back to us.
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The past and present are still interchangeable when she gets back to the house.
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"It gets back to not having a prescribed path through the game," Beach said.
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Hopefully, he's upgraded the security at his house before he gets back to L.A.
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Wall Street gets back to business Tuesday after the Martin Luther King holiday Monday.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 7 p.m.
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When word gets back to Lincoln's secretary of war, Edwin Stanton, he is outraged.
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Word gets back to the commune that some defectors have called it a cult.
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"I hope she gets back to doing what she does best," Mr. Cooper said.
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Kickstarter's hesitance to launch new products over the years gets back to this same apprehension.
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When he gets back to the table, Sophie is NOT happy that he messed up.
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"I'm like, 'Oh my god, I hope this never gets back to him,' " Port said.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 22019:45 p.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 6:45 p.m.
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"But we'll wait and see if he gets back to the moon before we do."
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 22019:30 p.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 11:30 a.m.
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EST: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH: 2:15 p.m.
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EST: After giving remarks in St. Louis, President Trump gets back to the White House.
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I MEAN, THAT SORT OF GETS BACK TO THE HEART OF THE CONVERSATION WE'RE HAVING.
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But his mark gets back to expertly poke it free with a reached-around toe.
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The final hour -- really just two episodes airing together -- gets back to the show's roots.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH 10:21625 a.m.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH: 2:30 p.m.
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The introduction "depends on how fast the White House gets back to us," he said.
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The House gets back to work, with the impeachment inquiry top of mind for Democrats.
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BTW ... the music video is pretty great, and Drake gets back to his acting roots.
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And by moving forward with the series, Zelda gets back to the essence of its past.
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And that gets back to the president and how the president sets the narrative is huge.
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"My main concern is making sure my daughter is okay; that she gets back to normal."
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Khloé gets the download from Scott about the family's Thanksgiving once she gets back to California.
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The introduction "depends on how fast the White House gets back to us," committee Chairman Sen.
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When he gets back to his apartment, there's a surprise visitor waiting for him: Lauren Conrad.
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Whether it ever gets back to its pre-Lehman ratio is a topic for another day.
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"It really gets back to, like, what do people want at a deep level," he said.
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And so, I believe that, particularly, and it gets back to some of your earlier questions.
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When Jess gets back to her apartment, Malcolm is spackling over the bullet holes in the wall.
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As soon as Scott arrives home from the office, he gets back to work on the geofilters.
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With "The Lost Weekend," Riverdale gets back to what it does best: high octane, deliriously addictive chaos.
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I THINK, FOR ME, IT GETS BACK TO THE SUBSTANCE OF WHAT ARE YOU DOING ON TRADE?
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All this gets back to my main questions about the Pahb2 Pro: Who exactly is this for?
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. Sunday: Father's Day WHAT TO WATCH 22019 p.m.
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I've reached out to Apple and will update this post when the company gets back to me.
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The sooner Elliot sets aside his identity crisis and gets back to saving the world, the better.
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Which gets back to your question, which is, How much does it matter that humans are smart?
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She's afraid that when she gets back to Australia, she could be the target of racial abuse.
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The chorizo burrito gets back to normal vegan territory, the meat-flavored texturized protein, an old standby.
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Mostly, "Miss Americana" shows her as someone who, when she gets disoriented, simply gets back to work.
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You can request more information about Facebook's Interactive Show Experiences and hope the company gets back to you.
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But even if India gets back to a 5% GDP growth rate in 2020, financials are well placed.
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Oil's post election afterglow may turn black gold to fool's gold as the street gets back to reality.
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If Iguodala suddenly gets back to knocking down his open triples, this will be a very short series.
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And even if he gets back to karma neutral, he'll still have a black mark on his soul.
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When my oncologist finally gets back to me a week later she swiftly crushes my idea of remission.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. Not on tap today: A White House press briefing.
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"They have an intermediary defense, that gets back to the discussion of what exactly are they," said Sen.
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I don't know how long it would be to see my mom if she gets back to Nicaragua.
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Just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other and showing it.
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This all gets back to the difficulty of getting good data on lead exposure in the United States.
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"We know that when he gets back to what's expected, to what we've seen, he's dangerous," Collins said.
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" Moorhead agreed saying: "I can see in a quarter or two that IBM gets back to overall growth.
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But we do know that he's going to have a good time when he gets back to Chicago.
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I send my surgeon a Very Strongly Worded email and gets back to me within a couple of hours.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. Sunday: The anniversary of the Charlottesville, Va., white nationalist protests.
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When he gets back to the medical tent, there are people everywhere -- some injured, some just willing to help.
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She expects them to lean more on US and West African exports while Saudi gets back to speed. 2.
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Congress gets back to work after a shortened week that saw Republicans head to Philadelphia for their annual retreat.
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The biggest advantage is that it prevents overcharging because it automatically disconnects when your phone gets back to 100%.
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"Don't forget what you are," C.C. tells Lori when she gets back to New York, underlining the episode's theme.
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EST: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. NOW FOR THE FUN STUFF... Today is National Pancake Day!
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But this gets back to, I think, something the inspector general said, which is, this is an urgent concern.
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It kind of gets back to my middle-school experience, and the kids in shop that my mom taught.
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Golden State might be great again, and soon, but until Durant gets back to full strength they won't be untouchable.
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"All of this gets back to our inability or ability to communicate about sex and pleasure and health," she said.
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Yeah, I think it gets back to that notion of what's the city that you want to be in, right?
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. Monday: President Trump's highly anticipated meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. Today: AIPAC Policy Conference 2019 in Washington, D.C. Details: http://bit.
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Now, it looks like we won't be hearing her voice for a little while as she gets back to 100%.
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When Dunne finally gets back to Dublin he will have flown well over 36,000 miles in the past five weeks.
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Once your business gets back to normal, paying three months of rent at a time could set you back further.
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The sooner we provide better access to credit for small businesses, the sooner the economy gets back to full growth.
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I don't think you can win any way, but ... Well, I think it gets back to the core principles here.
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So, I guess as everyday business gets back to normal in Turkey, foreign investors' interest will increase in the short term.
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Thanks to all who have been willing to move meetings around as my voice slowly gets back to its usual tenor.
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"You just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other and showing it," he said.
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I consider keeping the experiment going until my tolerance gets back to rock bottom and I wake up without a headache.
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Instead of fanning the flames, he says he hopes C-Murder gets out of prison and gets back to his family.
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"It gets back to the root of why I enjoyed cosplay — to connect with all the other nerdy people," she said.
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He's pleased that its defense has the best field-goal percentage in conference play, but it all gets back to effort.
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I'll update this post if Instagram ever gets back to me, but for now, my archive-less friends, know you aren't alone.
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"When someone passes away that we don't know very well, we grieve, feel sad and life gets back to normal," McDowell said.
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When Jess gets back to her apartment (and starts drinking again), she goes to her computer to delete old photos and files.
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And Andrew Yang, another 2020 candidate, is hoping to touch base with her at SXSW — if her team gets back to his.
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Of course, when Kittle gets back to California ... the Mexico sun might not be there -- but at least he'll still have Claire!!!
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Technically, yes, but this video gets sent to an ophthalmologist who reviews the results and gets back to you in 24 hours.
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That gets back to GoFly's goal of making the skies accessible to everyone, and the dream of personal flight a (pleasant) reality.
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He brings Watley back to look into it on a "hunch," and word gets back to Bobby quickly through his own sources.
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Once the bloodshed is over, the party swiftly regroups and gets back to the thing it cares most about: being in charge.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. Friday at midnight: The government shuts down unless Congress passes a funding bill.
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Making creativity an ongoing task now increases the likelihood that it will be a lasting habit when business gets back to normal.
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GLENN THRUSH: --and then it gets back to your PAC, which put, what, 2 million bucks into-- TIM MILLER: A little under.
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"It makes us feel good that we're doing something and it gets back to the idea of shared responsibility," Mr. Woodbury said.
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"The MPC (monetary policy committee) will continue to implement accommodative policy until the economy recovers strongly and inflation gets back to target".
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And that gets back to the part about trying to figure out context and how the plane is supposed to be used.
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Yet, after an act of sacrifice calls time on this provincial apocalypse, the town gets back to work "as if nothing had happened".
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Resident Evil 220 for $43 (Was $24): Great Resident Evil title that gets back to the core of what made the series popular.
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"We appreciate the effort of everyone involved and look forward to returning these jerseys to Tom when he gets back to New England."
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And come Monday, with the Games no longer a distraction, Brazil gets back to its dour reality of dueling political and economic crises.
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The threat from terrorist groups abroad gets back to why, according to Miller, the United States is still in Afghanistan after so long.
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When Kimmy gets back to the apartment, she tells Titus and Mikey that she's finally decided to get serious about finding her mom.
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Second, if China gets back to work, much of the economic damage to the U.S. and other connected economies will begin to dissipate.
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"We do these escraches so that word gets back to Venezuela," said Jani Mendez, 45, who has taken part in eight of them.
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"I think it gets back to this idea that when you live in an island, everybody has to pay the cost," he added.
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And that gets back to the whole trade thing which is another reason why I think eventually we will reach a trade agreement.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH This morning: A confirmation hearing for Labor Secretary nominee Eugene Scalia.
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IT ALWAYS GETS BACK TO THE QUESTION OF WHO GETS TO BE THE ARBITER OF THAT, WHO'S CALLING THE SHOTS, WHO'S MAKING THOSE DECISION.
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The real problem is going to be when he gets back to the dam and tells everyone else about the great deals he found.
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In the early years, it was a lot, the idea — and I think this gets back to your optimism versus pessimism for these things.
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We gossip about Saturday night's shenanigans as we eat and then I go back to work before my boss gets back to the office.
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"All of this gets back to not having walls of separation between the family business or businesses and their role in government, " Cooley says.
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It gets back to a question the New York Times' Nate Cohn and the Cook Political Report's Amy Walter asked: what is a wave?
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This giving up of position stems from two habits in Condit—firstly he rarely gets back to his striking position well after his kicks.
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Demi Lovato gets back to basics on Instagram "I love my fans, and hate tabloids," she said, not specifying what tabloid story she meant.
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We wanted something that gets back to basics and finds a way to make Michael scary and not just some larger-than-life superhuman.
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With his tendency to send conflicting policy signals and attack fellow Republicans, Trump may present the biggest uncertainty as Congress gets back to work.
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She wheedles our beautiful bobbed goddess into putting her name in for Pierce, which immediately gets back to Logan, who lashes out at Shiv.
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But again, it gets back to the fact that you just don't generate enough margin to do all of that heavy future R&D. Right.
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Bryan: Rick gets back to Alexandria just in time to meet up with Simon and a group of Saviors who have come looking for Daryl.
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Tillerson has taken the first few steps and will no doubt face a barrage of pressure from both sides when he gets back to Washington.
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Slimming down the Fed could just be a part of a process allowing interest rates to rise as the economy gets back to good health.
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As a short haul pilot, Fagerström usually gets back to Spain to sleep in her own bed, but during her time off, she travels frequently.
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"Parks and Recreation" veteran Ben Schwartz gives voice to Sonic, and Jim Carrey gets back to his cartoonish roots as the mustachioed supervillain Dr. Robotnik.
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But the interest rate cuts could provide a boost to the market and economy after the virus is contained and activity gets back to normal.
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At the end of 22011 days, there are still 21.8 days (just shy of six hours) to go before Earth gets back to the equinox line.
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"I hope this is shared and gets back to you so that you should not say something like that to a girl ever again," Harris wrote.
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It probably gets back to my own life story and growing up in Charlotte — again, not in what is the most privileged part of the city.
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Of course, when Jon gets back to the North, both Sansa and Lyanna Mormont rightfully put him on blast for this latest betrayal of his people.
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Meanwhile, new platforms like smartphones have broadened the audience for games, and that's something Wada hopes to continue as he gets back to making his own.
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Once the Falcon 9 gets back to land, SpaceX will conduct a series of test fires on the rocket to see how its engines are working.
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EST: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. No longer March 2202: President Trump delayed the March 2628 deadline for a trade deal with China.
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Where it's available: PointsBetOdds: Yes +400 / No -714Should you bet it: Again, this bet's existence likely gets back to Reid's reputation as a poor time manager.
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I think it gets back to the simple fact that even though musicians want to keep their audience in mind, they have to follow their intuition.
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When Sam gets back to the Fox abode, her friends Phyllis (Celia Imrie) and Rich (American Housewife's Diedrich Bader) have turned the space into Sam's dream funeral.
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And it really gets back to laying – investing is laying out a dollar an hour – a dollar of purchasing power – and getting more back in the future.
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He gets back to his office to find all of his photos have been replaced with images of that 2 cent stamp he refused to give Ray.
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It promotes a feel-good atmosphere and, if word ever gets back to them, I assume I look like a hero and that they can't stop crying.
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CNBC reported that Trump will be presented with a "full menu" of economic options to respond to the virus after he gets back to the White House.
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Yet even as she briskly gets back to business, a near-imperceptible change seems to have occurred, affecting her like a slight drop in the barometric pressure.
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Kleiner Perkins gets back to early-stage with its $600M 18th fund A spokesperson for KPCB declined to comment on the firm's fundraising plans, citing SEC regulations.
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By the time we are three months out and Amazon has likely reported another quarter of results, the stock gets back to its overperforming ways, history shows.
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The flipped dynamic gets back to the roots of the show by having Tandy and Tyrone struggle to make a difference when it comes to facing societal problems.
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We're hoping to see some more angles of that rock – and some more sweetly supportive posts from her fiancé Ohanian – as she gets back to work this week.
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Because they still need to go through a cable pipe or a wireless network to be able to access, which again gets back to the network neutrality issue.
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And, like, I guess this gets back to the democratic values, because, at some level, I trust that people have a sense of what they actually care about.
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When he gets back to the hotel that night, Chris realizes he's hanging onto the competition by a thread and decides to visit Becca in her hotel room.
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" Fatuma Sharif-Mohamed, a community outreach planner at the department who is Somali, added that "when language is wrong and that gets back to the community, it hurts.
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Still, gold has a long way to go before it gets back to its highs of earlier this year -- the last time investors were freaking out about inflation.
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You just hold the line, my fine young soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines — you just hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other.
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Arya gets back to training with a sword for fun rather than urgent murder missions, and both Sansa and Brienne balk to see the formidable force before them.
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Song Heung-Min, South Korea's most dangerous player, receives a long ball and has a break on goal, but Carlos Salcedo gets back to block the shot, crucially.
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Imagine that we go through a severe economic slump that temporarily drives unemployment way up and reduces inflation, but that eventually inflation gets back to where it started.
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Advertisers could also have trouble capping the frequency of their ads and improving them, which gets back to the reason people started blocking ads in the first place.
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"I really do think this generation has the potential to be that kind of generation that doesn't wait on government and gets back to direct action," Booker said.
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The question is, is it a lasting factor that will hurt them through the year, or is it a quarter or two and then gets back to normal.
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And it gets back to what you said about causation: how much more difficult the causation issue is, in terms of linking the damages directly to their activity.
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There's a point when success can be threatening to people and [make them feel] like they're not on the same level, which gets back to some deeply rooted insecurities.
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Downing Street is doing what it can to make June 24th the "sanity day" when normal service resumes and the government gets back to chiselling out Mr Cameron's legacy.
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Me: But why would — it seems to me, and I think it gets back to this: He's somebody who has been so fundamentally important to our understanding of ourselves.
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After our ferry gets back to the city at 193, we Uber to a French restaurant that my mum and I really enjoyed the last time she was here.
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A terrible pass back to Ochoa by Rafa Marquez leads to a golden opportunity for Son, but Marquez gets back to help break it up and preserve Ochoa's shutout.
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EST: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH This morning: Infectious disease experts testify on the coronavirus before the House Science, Space and Technology Committee.
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They flutter a bit, and then Mr. Bird gets back to the main event, which mostly involves the Incredibles agreeing to Win's plan and all the busy, cartoonish rest.
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It gets back to the problem that OPEC has a lot of members in bad shape, making it difficult for them to call on everybody to make sacrifices equally.
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Well, I think it gets back to the core principles: Giving people a voice on the one hand, and keeping the community and people safe on the other hand.
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In many cases, simply staying home and participating in childcare inspires fathers to take on more domestic and childrearing roles later on, "when everyone gets back to work," said Staab.
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After a rip-roaring week, Wall Street should be in better spirits when it gets back to work Tuesday, as traders watch to see if markets can hold recent lows.
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Making Up the Differences At the end of 22011 days, there are still 21.8 days (just shy of six hours) to go before Earth gets back to the equinox line.
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On the morning of her departure, Giustinia has still heard nothing from Leandro's sister, but she promises to make a round of telephone calls when she gets back to Italy.
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This gets back to Axe, who instructs the bank to pull all its cash from the Kozlovs, leaving them with no money to loan even if Taylor wanted them to.
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To his credit, the immensely winning Mr. Kilgore doesn't try to sell or camouflage those bits — just puts them out there and gets back to what's fun about the song.
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It's a shaky one, though, and Ciro (Marco D'Amore), the cool, calculating counterpart to the raging Genny, immediately gets back to work, figuring out how to eliminate everyone above him.
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They will have to wait until factories start operating again, and even then, it could take a few days, possibly a week or more, before production gets back to normal.
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"The Trump campaign rarely gets back to us, so that's a challenge when you're trying to understand what the candidate's saying and where he gets his information from," said Kiely.
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The good news is that you can now save your teeth and gums from the rigors of daily flossing, without misleading your childhood dentist (because word always gets back to Mom).
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In particular, we know Eleven will be returning because we've seen her in the trailers, but Netflix also released a clip that shows how she gets back to the real world.
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"But that's something we're really good at — that's just marketing, communication, and building strong relationship with consumers, which is something that gets back to the strength of the brand," he adds.
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For its part, Iran was also more conciliatory but equally insistent that it will continue to ramp up output until it gets back to what it considers its rightful market share.
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She looked for legs and book bags and didn't see anything, and then when the driver gets back to the STS and parks her bus, she's supposed to go back again.
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When Mr. Collins gets back to Washington, there will be a stern sit-down with the Republican leadership, Mr. Grimm said, but he advised Mr. Collins to not be overly concerned.
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There's definitely something there.) Tara makes good on her promise when she gets back to Alexandria and receives the awful news about Denise (and presumably Glenn and Abraham) from Eugene and Rosita.
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We'll update this post on the off chance that Mylan gets back to us or one of their executives finally goes to prison for ripping off the American people and their government.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. WHAT TO WATCH This morning: Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is grilled over President Trump's tax returns during a House Financial Services Committee hearing.
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Of course, this gets back to the question of how much of the harassment attributed to "Bernie Bros" is actually political in origin, and how much is run-of-the-mill trolling.
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When she gets back to Earth, Hawley mostly switches the aspect ratio to the square-ish 4:3, the shape of most movies made before 1952, as well as old CRT television sets.
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She respects his decision, and he gets back to camp, where Randall and Kevin are roasting marshmallows by the fire — enough to put a smile on his face even in a difficult moment.
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After a few seconds, it typically all gets back to normal, but it feels like it's now just a matter of time before I lose work due to a crash of some sort.
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It takes me a month to make and she gets back to her house four to six nipples with slight variation of color just to get a better chance of 100 percent accuracy.
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The executives take up their positions just as the bank gets back to normal after the outage, which left customers locked out of their accounts for extended periods while staff struggled to help.
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Walsh eventually gets back to the making of Morrison's album, but over all this volume is more like a yearbook of 1968 than a story (or even two or three) from that year.
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"I just hope, as a friend, assuming that he gets through this and gets back to good health, that he realizes that none of us have a license to live forever," Rose said.
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This gets back to the fundamental problem, which is that there are always going to be charlatans and people trying to push bad forensics and make themselves out to be experts when they're not.
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But in hardly any time at all, that frustration and doubt becomes a problem for Other People as your Guardian reclaims their power and gets back to the business of shredding waves of enemies.
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And as soon as they clean it up and they he gets back to the big, broad issue, we are strong on borders, the Democrats are weak on borders, that&aposs safer ground for him.
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Then again it did take Bran a full four seasons to make it beyond the Wall in the first place, so who knows how long it'll be before he finally gets back to his hometown.
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If you watched his body language in certain clips that have also since been removed, you can see as he remembers he's putting on a show for his viewers and gets back to the charade.
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Finally, the core of a durable peace in Yemen gets back to the issue of settling the domestic struggle for power that ensued upon the removal of the Saleh regime following the uprising of 2011.
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However that projection only holds true if the virus begins to fade in the next few months and the economy then gets back to normal as social distancing and other practices come to an end.
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It's high time Downey Jr. gets back to taking on those kinds of meaty, multi-dimensional roles, and reminds us that he can do more than talk trash about Captain America and beat up bad guys.
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Maryland avoided dropping its first two Big Ten games with a wild victory last time out and gets back to its non-conference schedule Thursday night when Ohio of the Mid-American Conference pays a visit.
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But until Congress gets back to a regular order appropriations process, it is critical that it put in place a measure to ensure that breakdowns in government spending negotiations do not lead to a government shutdown.
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The Pelicans are still young and raw, but they have everything they need to be great — and it may not take that long for them to get there, provided Williamson's knee gets back to 100 percent.
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The end result of this train of thought is that Nora gets back to Jarden and exposes the Pillar Man's wife as a fraud — because the world is weird enough without muddying it up with lies.
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When it gets back to Earth, the spacecraft will deploy a capsule filled with samples toward Earth, which will reenter the planet's atmosphere and parachute down to the ground below, touching down somewhere in the Australian desert.
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I think it all gets back to the big picture here, which is there -- there clearly was shenanigans going on in this, in how you open up a counterintelligence investigation into a political campaign with no intelligence.
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Overall, people are happy for Reeder, and say that he definitely earned the huge smile (and the comeback to his unsupportive stepdad.) Refinery29 has reached out to Reeder and will update if he gets back to us.
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A winner of five in a row, manager Dave Roberts' club gets back to the business at hand on Tuesday as the Dodgers hit the road to open a three-game series versus the San Diego Padres.
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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton can become only the third driver to win 50 grands prix when Formula One returns from its month-long August break and gets back to business at Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix.
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Sometimes it is verbal abuse hurled at her, other times he punches her in her arms and neck when he gets back to their small rented house in a poor southern neighborhood of the Colombian capital Bogota.
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In particular, the lawsuit argues, forcing people from authoritarian countries to disclose the pseudonyms they use to discuss politically sensitive matters could endanger them by creating a risk that the information gets back to their own governments.
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After Zieger picks out her look for the day (when she filmed this tutorial, she selected a cozy oversized sweater and jeans), she gets back to her vanity to complete her makeup for the day, starting with moisturizer.
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And it gets back to what Ms. Handel said in terms of those particular interview sessions, and those 302s, it is suggested that they were changed to either prosecute or not prosecute individuals, and that is very troubling.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday that an internal memo on Syria signed by more than 50 U.S. diplomats is an "important statement" that he would discuss when he gets back to Washington.
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Layman was released in lieu of a $30,000 bail, otherwise I'd be tempted to throw a fundraiser of my own for this hometown hero, to make sure Lindy Lou gets back to Whoville in time for New Year.
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Some analysts have suggested that such a policy change would open supply chains as China gets back to full speed after locking down Hubei province and Wuhan for weeks to try to halt the spread of the virus.
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When he gets back to it, he might spend less time on the workers putting together air-conditioning units in Indiana and more — a lot more — on the maids and janitors who clean Trump golf resorts and hotels.
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So it gets back to the fact that, you know, the same thing that happened in Salomon, you know, 220 years ago, is that management didn't react when they found out that something had gone very much awry.
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In new docs, the rapper says he still wants out on bond, and proposes a system of nonstop, round-the-clock supervision to ensure he makes all of his required court appearances ... and then gets back to Florida.
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And it gets back to the idea before, where I think our self image is largely acting as– in this kind of fiduciary relationship as you're saying– and across– we could probably go through a lot of different examples.
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He said he will be hard at work practicing, trying to keep the rhythm he has established, but when he gets back to his rented accommodation in leafy Wimbledon village he will relax by catching up on some movies.
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Clearly, automation has made the experience of bowling much better than it could have been otherwise, with machinery clearing the pins, picking them up, and ensuring the ball gets back to the bowler when he or she needs it.
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But once word gets back to the Riverlands, you can bet Walder Frey won't be terribly happy about the murder of his granddaughter and ally (who's going to believe that poisoning story, even if the Maester sticks to it?).
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"Everyone sees that if he's able to run the table in Utah, between his business background and his executive experience, he's going to be helpful if he gets back to Washington," Boyd Matheson, former chief of staff to Sen.
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"The negative implications are more indirect and more longer-term, and it gets back to the political dynamics we see are increasingly centrifugal and anti-austerity," Wilson said on the sidelines of a Moody's presentation of 2016 credit trends.
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Boeing has various color-coded teams that are responsible for checking out the vehicle when it gets back, to make sure there's no concern of contamination from some of the propellant and to extract future crews from the Starliner.
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After a few episodes that provide a new origin story (and moral compass) for the master thief Carmen (voiced by Gina Rodriguez), the series gets back to using crime capers as a vehicle for geographical and cultural lessons. (Jan.
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But he gets back to his engineering roots in Archer: 1999 as Algernop Krieger, an artificial human constantly quoting Isaac Asimov's laws of robotics and getting bashed by the rest of the crew for wanting to be a real boy.
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Thankfully, the show does have a lot to work with here, so long as it doesn't bog itself down with too many subplots and it gets back to business with the straightforward storytelling we saw in episodes 1 and 2.
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Plus, if word somehow gets back to your friend that you let a particularly egregious secret "slip," like that they cheated on their partner, or still use comic sans font in the year 2018, it could cause a huge rift.
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"They're running into the same problems that anyone else would run into if they would do this, and it gets back to the issue, of course, how important is this for Russia?" he added, noting Moscow's ambition to develop hypersonic weapons.
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This gets back to an absolutely fundamental strategic question that everybody who cares about this stuff needs to ask at the beginning, which is: What policies or technologies are going to get the most tons [of carbon reductions] the fastest?
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When she gets back to Annalise's, Laurel lies and tells her and Bonnie that she doesn't know where Frank is, because she didn't want to get caught up in her family's drama again by signing the papers (even though she did).
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Kylie Jenner has thoroughly documented her progress on social media as she gets back to her pre-pregnancy body, and just four months after welcoming daughter Stormi Webster, there's no question the new mom is back to her old ways.
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Kleiner Perkins gets back to early-stage with its $600M 18th fund The firm, which was recently rocked by the departure of legendary investor Mary Meeker, says it's going "back to the future" with a focus on early-stage deals. 6.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will be able to build six to eight nuclear reactors a year once the approval process gets back to normal in the near future, the chairman of the state-owned China National Nuclear Corporation told Reuters on Monday.
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New York (CNN)When Dr. Calvin Sun gets back to his New York City apartment after a 19-hour shift treating critically ill coronavirus patients, he heads straight to the kitchen sink to wash his ski goggles and ski jacket.
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So as Congress gets back to work on budget and appropriations issues, we again encourage our representatives to reject any effort that harms the health of our kids and future generations by slashing investments or sneaking in poison pill policy riders.
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Miller makes an early misstep, when she accepts an invitation from the man who is employed to fix copier machines at the office; it earns her a reprimand from a more senior assistant when she gets back to her desk.
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We got the003 Presidential Elections coming up in not too long a time and it&aposs very, very important that the FBI has -- gets back to its protocols with regard to how it conducts investigations particularly ones as sensitive as these have been.
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Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One as Trump flew to Brussels from Rome on a European tour, Tillerson said Trump would take up whether to stay in the accord to cap global emissions when he gets back to Washington at the weekend.
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Annie gets back to her dioramas; her stolid husband Steve (Gabriel Byrne) reminds everyone to take their shoes off so as not to scuff the floorboards; and the couple's stoner son Peter (Alex Wolff) plans to chat up a classmate at a party.
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Another factor at play is known as the Madden-Julian Oscillation, or MJO, which is a cycle of enhanced showers and thunderstorms that travels eastward around the equator and gets back to its starting point within one to two months, on average.
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If everything gets back to familiar patterns in Game 6 or 7, with the Warriors whirring and Irving's shots falling off the rim and James finding nowhere to go against a returned Green, we at least and at last have some intrigue.
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Customize your job applicationsDaniel Chait, CEO of the recruiting-software company Greenhouse, advised against the "spray-and-pray" approach, in which you send more or less the same application to hundreds of employers and hope that one of them gets back to you.
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" Why it matters: This is very much of a piece with the camera-phone video we brought you last month, in which Defense Secretary Jim Mattis tells troops aboard, in impromptu remarks: "Hold the line until our country gets back to understanding and respecting each other.
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This gets back to the issue — good making sure we are fighting every single day that whoever is the nominee, they can overcome the attempts to suppress the votes, particularly of low-income minority voters and particularly in the black community, like we saw here in Georgia.
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This gets back to the issue about making sure we are fighting every single day, that whoever is the nominee, they can overcome the attempts to suppress the votes, particularly of low-income and minority voters and particularly in the black communities we saw here in Georgia.
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While the explosion badly damaged the company's Florida launch pad, SpaceX will have the option of flying from two additional sites when it gets back to spaceflight: one at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, and another launch pad at Cape Canaveral that the company leases from NASA.
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I had this conversation with our players and I'm like 'Look, until our offense gets back to where we know it should be, our defense—that's who we are now—so that has to be just as consistent as our offense has been over the past five, six years.
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" Hendrix added: "My guess is once he gets back to Washington, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue or [Commerce Secretary] Wilbur Ross will reacquaint him with the electoral map, which shows that leaving NAFTA would put the hammer to many of his supporters and GOP strongholds in the Great Plains.
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By weaving Kira — the daughter Sarah has been trying to protect since day one — into this story, the show gets back to its roots, and emphasizes its original intent to make people really think about what it means to be a woman whose body is constantly under attack.
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So this gets back to my point of, if they are a self-described a never-ending rally for the president and we can all see the behavior of people at those rallies and this is a digital version of that, I think they have their work cut out for them.
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But they've resisted it completely, there's no- I know but I don't think anyone would think worse of them- -well, because of the Communications Decency Act, the original sin, which is section 230 where they get broad immunity, so why would you clean up the ... This gets back to the other conversation around common sense.
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There is no doubt that Thomas, once he gets back to full speed, will be a tremendous upgrade on offense from any of those options, but there is at least some ambiguity as to how much he can help the team because, to put it bluntly, the offense is not the problem in Cleveland.
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What is more, a group of TERMES , each programmed with the same set of individual instructions, will collectively build the same structure, without any centralized command or inter-robot communication; if one robot detects another in its way, it simply pauses until it stops sensing the other robot, and then gets back to its regular programming.
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Anyway, everyone knows the only reasonable way to reveal a crush is to bottle it up until you can't help but talk about it with everyone you know for months on end, pushing it gradually further along the winding gossip grapevine of your personal acquaintances, until after years and years of needless torment it gets back to your crush, who subsequently never speaks to you again.
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EDT: Vice President Pence gets back to Washington, D.C. No longer happening tomorrow: Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is no longer attending an Illinois Democratic County Chairs' Association event because of an illness.
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Like Facebook though, these results are being highlighted by industry sources, with Politico Pro noting that Securing America's Future Energy and the Alliance for American Manufacturing have been pushing a previous report on BYD around DC. And that gets back to the challenges of future economic ties between the two superpowers, notwithstanding the latest developments in the trade war negotiation (which seem as likely to conclude as Brexit is to happen).
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And though the two end up bonding over their discomfort with some of the responsibilities of public life, any kind of truce is shattered when it gets back to Elizabeth that Jackie has been trash talking her around town, calling her "a middle-aged woman so incurious, unintelligent, and unremarkable that Britain's new reduced place in the world was not a surprise but an inevitability," and publicly snubbing the palace furniture. Ouch.
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