When I say that, the lightbulb goes on for people.
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If the shutdown goes on for longer that's not good.
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Last time I looked, Congress goes on for two years.
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So the search goes on for a fourth lead nation.
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But it still goes on for more than four minutes?
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Again and again and again, it goes on for hours.
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The battle goes on for me; as a gay man.
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This one goes on for the rest of my life.
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Life goes on for you girls out there who are 50.
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And that post-shingles pain goes on for months; it's debilitating.
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Seriously, the list goes on for more than 3 full pages.
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This goes on for about ten minutes, until Davis finally interjects.
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Plus, all this stress goes on for a ridiculously long time.
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"It depends on how long it goes on for," he said.
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It goes on for 14 days in case you change your mind!
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It's like a group thing that goes on for a few nights.
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Mostly, this is a bad song that goes on for too long.
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It is such obvious surface, but the surface goes on for miles.
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And it's unremitting, and it goes on for hours for some people.
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Sometimes the maneuvering goes on for years without a consensus being reached.
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It goes on for seven minutes and not a word is spoken.
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"It's behavior that goes on for decades and never changes," she said.
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Unsolicited yowling goes on for a while, but I eventually fall back asleep.
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This stuff goes on for another three pages, as though in real time.
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Be smart: Amazon Prime Day starts Monday and goes on for 36 hours.
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"If this goes on for a while, I hope I do," he said.
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It goes on for almost 90 minutes before a single shot is fired.
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When both sides can declare victory, the fight just goes on for another round.
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This goes on for more than twelve hours on Saturday and again on Sunday.
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His underdog rant goes on for just a little longer than way too long.
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As time goes on, for me, these moments have become fewer and farther between.
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"If this goes on for months, it's going to become old news," he said.
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And the article goes on for quite a long time, and it's damn convincing.
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The hunt, which goes on for several weeks in October, was a family affair.
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The screen goes on for rows, a catalog of the city's ill and dying.
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The screen goes on for rows, a catalog of the city's ill and dying.
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Reread today, the passage (it goes on for pages) may seem a touch overchoreographed.
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This goes on for 15 minutes while the waiter patiently waits next to the table.
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IN GENERAL, the longer an ecological study goes on for, the more valuable it becomes.
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This goes on for something like 20 minutes, but feels closer to a full hour.
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Right outside is the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame that goes on for 18 blocks.
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For some inhabitants, the extravagance goes on; for others, it is a memory slipping away.
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So, it goes on for 18 months after it has been in theatrical and home video.
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So it's much more likely to get sunburned, and that goes on for almost a year.
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Losing your job takes a mental toll on the mind the longer it goes on for.
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"If it goes on for the whole quarter, it can reduce growth to zero," he said.
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Instead, it continues as a process of listening, a public performance that goes on for months.
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It is hard to overstate how bad this could get if it goes on for months.
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It is hard to overstate how bad this could get if it goes on for months.
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It goes on for 11 minutes, but you'll want to keep hearing it until the hereafter.
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Hilton is understandably a mess -- and the prank goes on for 10 excruciating minutes of utter chaos.
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If it looks like he can&apost decide and this goes on for another month or so.
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Their relationship goes on for several years, and continues after Stephanie gets married and has a child.
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I don't think any band goes on for as long as we have without ups and downs.
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The conversation goes on for a long time, but comes down to Madison not believing they're compatible.
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I'd read the first part years ago, but I had forgotten that it goes on for generations.
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Thumb sucking is mostly harmless unless it goes on for multiple years past the age of five.
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Then I think that if this goes on for much longer, I'll cancel my Apple Music subscription.
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This goes on for some time, until someone in the studio procures audio commentary of Rooney's goal.
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But every scenario in Afghanistan goes on for ages, and each is dangerously similar to the last.
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But it's the superstore's winter event that is arguably the biggest — and it goes on for three weeks.
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This process goes on for a long time as I've got a lot of hair… 4:00 p.m.
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The screaming and yelling goes on for some time as fans swear at the fighters who ignore them.
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I mean, these guys who do farewell tours — it's funny, the farewell tour goes on for 10 years.
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However, it'll last only four weeks, even though it usually goes on for about two months each year.
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So sustaining a reality distortion field is possible, but the longer it goes on for, the harder it gets.
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Off the cuff, I could say "Life Goes On" for how melodically demanding and [perfectly articulate] the rap is.
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This goes on for about 20 minutes, until he brings the focus back to the breath and the body.
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Too often, the government forgets this commitment and life goes on for those not in the child welfare system.
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But seriously though, if it goes on for more than ten days you probably need to go see somebody.
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Just because a trend goes on for a long time doesn't mean we should plan on it continuing forever.
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An early space battle, which results in the stranding of the Enterprise crew, goes on for ages and ages.
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That's the big caveat to all of this: The longer the shutdown goes on for, the worse problems will get.
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"Thinly capitalized insurers may be in trouble if this goes on for a while," Duke University's David Anderson told me.
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The parade, which goes on for quite a distance, is accompanied by participants dancing to the raucous beating of drums.
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No matter how public or abominable the accusation, though, the beat literally goes on for these men and their careers.
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" Life goes on for those Jackson left behind, Cavalier says: "It feels like it was just yesterday we lost him.
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When Meg is in the mood to berate herself as a stupid cow, she goes on for a few pages.
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Anyway, this goes on for a few more hours until it's finally time for the man I'm here to see.
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It's funny, it's crude, it's over-the-top, it's basically an SNL skit that goes on for nearly two hours.
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This creates a grudge between Lawrence (who actually wrote the verse) and Conner that goes on for nearly a decade.
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It's terrible, loud, snot-filled, and goes on for far too long, as do many other similar moments this season.
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"If this goes on for very long, there will be much bloodletting in America's small business community," Mr. Albrecht said.
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"If it goes on for a year or more then we will have to look at that again," he said.
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It's an aggressively boring clip that goes on for way too long, which is exactly what makes it so funny.
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The data collection for the twin study goes on for three years, said Julie Robinson, NASA's chief scientist for the ISS.
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There's a big caveat to all of this: The longer the shutdown goes on for, the worse the problems will get.
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It goes on for nine or ten minutes, in an irresistible sombre rhythm, a dance of death that all must join.
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Heavy Rain is a sprawling set of scenes across several playable characters that goes on for a dozen hours or so.
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If the shutdown goes on for weeks, about 1.3 million active-duty military will be expected to work potentially without pay.
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To figure out where Beverly is, Tom beats up her best friend Kay in a scene that goes on for eight pages.
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This goes on for two months, until the women get hold of a Kurdistan phone book and start calling numbers at random.
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And hopefully that goes on for a long time, and the changes are healthy and interesting, and not like, spiraling into darkness.
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Usually, a conflict that goes on for more than five years with such little progress towards a resolution disappears from the media.
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Translation: That gun permit you wanted to get processed may not happen anytime soon if this goes on for a while. 7.
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This goes on for several seconds as the debate bell, long forgotten as meaningless, rings to signal the end of the answer.
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With any project that goes on for five years, things evolve and change, and we followed it as any good storyteller does.
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"If this goes on for four more months, we are talking about a big problem," said Jim Silver, chief executive of TTPM.
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But the thrill of the poem (it goes on for several pages) is in its interplay of forensic precision and loving delicacy.
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While looking for his brother, Saroo accidentally ends up on an empty passenger train that begins moving, and goes on for days.
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"We can't build gas lines that don't leak, and you're going to have a vacuum that goes on for miles?" he says.
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After a Tweedledee and Tweedledum bit that goes on for several minutes too long, they eventually let her in, only to lose her.
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If it goes on for another two weeks we're going to have some medium term implications for some of the projects up there.
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Minerals, while relatively small and less sensitive to WIMP interactions, could represent a search that goes on for hundreds of millions of years.
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They include, but are by no means limited to: The full list of things JBL has been accused of goes on for pages.
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The sequence goes on for some time, one evocative fragment after another, a poignant portrait of a woman slowly turning into a ghost.
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Work on projects often goes on for years before an audience sees them, and after a play opens, the actors continue rehearsing it.
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Instead, she offers up a pointless car chase and a shopping scene cribbed from Dawn of the Dead that goes on for a while.
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The altercation goes on for a while ... before it's clear the two can't see eye to eye and Cam bolts for the locker room.
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If this goes on for too many weeks, or an unexpected expense crops up, Maria and her kids are at risk of becoming homeless.
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The list goes on for bigger cities with a thriving university system, whether it's Champaign, Illinois (83,215); Asheville, North Carolina (220,22); or many others.
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"If it goes on for a month or two months, then it can start to be a measurable impact on GDP growth," he said.
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If the situation goes on for six months or a year, Ms. Phan will figure out another plan, adapting to keep the lights on.
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If the situation goes on for six months or a year, Ms. Phan will figure out another plan, adapting to keep the lights on.
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The central sentence actually goes on for almost twice as long, disrupting the rat-a-tat rhythm that is typical of Nietzsche's later writing.
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Analysts expect the immediate impact of the virus to be small, but that could change depending on how long the outbreak goes on for.
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This goes on for several days, after which the shootings drift out of the news until it's time for the next Serious National Conversation.
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If your keynote goes on for too long, you will probably see people's emotions go from happiness to indifference and then to sadness and contempt.
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If you need to create a message that goes on for several lines, then use Shift+Enter to add new lines without posting the message.
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The removal process goes on for an entire minute — that's how long it takes for this guy to get the hair out of his face.
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So they try again — and this time, the animation goes on for twice as long, with both of Jane and Michael's avatars whooping with joy.
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"If the crisis goes on for years, we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenue for Tehran," says an economist in Dubai.
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Recent events have definitely help shed a light on the actual abuse that goes on for women within the industry, let alone the general misogyny.
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The shutdown has also caused delays on everything from farm aid to IPOs, and could affect food stamps if it goes on for much longer.
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Now bring it on in for a nice, long, sweaty, hug that goes on for way too long making it beautifully weird, while wearing 50lb chains.
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Life goes on for Anna Faris, who was photographed for the first time without her wedding ring in the wake of her split from Chris Pratt.
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Many restaurant owners, facing lengthy closures, are laying off their staffs and are fearful of their survival if the crisis goes on for an extended period.
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If the current pandemic goes on for longer than expected, it's hard to imagine many sellers and vendors being ready for the July event, Bucci said.
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Hadid kept things muted but impressive, with a long, slouchy, forest green duster coat that goes on for almost as long as its wearer's perfectly toned legs.
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The holiday goes on for six days in a row for the first time this year, which could lead to volatility in Asian markets amid lower liquidity.
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I have to Zen out because it goes on for such a long time with three kids if you really try to give them their full due.
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Haider says that hematospermia tends to go away on its own, but one should get a check-up if it goes on for more than six weeks.
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But — and this is a big but — if the strike goes on for a while, Verizon wireline customers could see a gradual deterioration of customer service quality.
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Instead, his disclosure (which goes on for dozens of pages) simply lists the names of dozens of limited liability companies that he either wholly or partially owns.
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Yes. Because if it does turn into a recession, or even if it goes on for a long time, it's very hard to envision an effective policy response.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) led a group of more than a dozen lawmakers in taking turns reading the entire statement, which goes on for more than 85033,000 words.
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A synth pad that goes on for 30 minutes and in the meantime throw in some birdsong, recordings of people's conversations at a bar, and stuff like that.
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"If this it is not solved and goes on for weeks, there will be companies who are really slowed down in the public offering process," Mr. Leaf said.
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But if we don't get over this, if this goes on for months and months — it could, hope not — then this might be a preview of coming attractions.
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The silence goes on for a while, like the awkward moments in one of his own documentaries when you can watch his subjects mentally feeling around for a response.
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But if the current record-breaking shutdown goes on for too long or ends in defeat for the president, the group may find it harder to maintain that influence.
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"Someone estimated that if it goes on for the whole quarter, it can reduce growth to zero," Dimon told reporters on a media call to discuss fourth-quarter results.
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Despite days of continuous heavy rainfall and violent thunderstorms, which left roads and subway stations in Guangzhou, China, knee-deep in water, life still goes on for the locals.
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If that goes on for too long, you can return to cancel the appeal and just delete the tweet instead at any time to regain access to your account.
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If this goes on for long enough, eventually all the ship's planks will have been replaced, meaning that it contains exactly none of the wood it started out with.
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Lisps and other inflection anomaliesExpert tips for helping your child stop the thumb sucking habitFor the most part, thumb sucking is harmless unless it goes on for several years.
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"If this dispute goes on for a while, the ramifications could be huge," said an international banker based in the Gulf, declining to be named because of political sensitivities.
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"If it's a 15 or 20 percent reduction in demand and it goes on for an extended period, it can have quite a big impact," said Sibanye spokesman James Wellsted.
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This kind of nerdy Super Bowl goes on for a full three hours, so you'll be sure to get the good fill of competitive math you didn't know you needed.
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"There's a lot more studying that goes on for all of us in terms of remembering the sequence," said Lewis Hamilton, the reigning world champion driver for the Mercedes team.
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His subsequent account of the (literally) Neolithic process by which horizontal branches are woven together with upright rods into a lattice goes on for a half-dozen painstakingly detailed pages.
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HAPPY CUSTOMERS Another travel agent's advertisement thread on a Russian crime forum goes on for some 37 pages, with the majority of posts seeming to be positive reviews of the service.
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The fact is, though, that constant rejection and lack of human contact can really take its toll on someone, especially when it goes on for years and years at a time.
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Friday night featured sets from Hardbone, Dirt-A-GoGo, Clawfinger—the list goes on for fucking ever—and a little bit of live-band karaoke, which looked fun as all hell.
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"The longer this goes on for, the more difficult it will be to hold the centre ground together," says Salman Shaikh, a former UN official and expert on the Middle East.
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Presumably the MacBook Air did not die then, as Kanye's post goes on for several hundred more words, but one can assume it was a rough night for the little computer.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff conceded the Georgia special election runoff to Republican Karen Handel Tuesday night, even as he argued that the "fight goes on" for Democrats looking for a path forward.
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Many smaller American oil companies could face bankruptcy if the price pressure goes on for more than a few weeks, while larger ones will be challenged to protect their dividend payments.
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"If this goes on for another couple of years, then yes of course we'll be running into labor shortages," said Ryan Sweet, an economist who tracks regional economies at Moody's Analytics.
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Or, to put it another way, what will remain of Taylor—not just his repertory but also his style—once this torch-passing goes on for another ten years or so?
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He goes on for a while about how conservative he is about Common Core and immigration and this and that, and for the first time, I see a person or two giggle.
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It should be a two-night event, not something that goes on for weeks; the unmaskings should come faster; and we should get a reasonably revelatory interview once the mask comes off.
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"If your loneliness goes on for a long time and seems to get worse, or it's not fleeting but happens more often than not, you should consider talking to a professional," she says.
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If the shutdown goes on for several days, the state's vulnerable populations — such as people with limited mobility or those who rely on electricity for medical purposes — could be at risk, Ferguson said.
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And the arbitrage that goes on for where an employer can take advantage — and I don't mean in a negative sense — of not providing a certain safety net because of the structure of employment.
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Depending on when they walk in, viewers might catch vignettes from the birth of her child; meetings, protests or travels; even, she warned, a news conference in Turkish that goes on for two hours.
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The strike, which began last Tuesday, has had a limited impact on Norway's oil production so far, but some drillers warned of possible contract cancellations if the dispute goes on for a month or more.
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If you don't mind its size or its weight (I don't have an exact number, but it's heavy), the P18K Pro could be quite useful — its battery probably goes on for days if not weeks.
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It's like a light goes on for Hannah when she realizes that she's been envious of someone who has their own struggles — that everyone has them and that success is its own cross to bear.
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So one lesson there is that when you have a war that goes on for any length of time, the president you get by the end is not the president you had at the beginning.
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But then, two hours into its running time, the movie goes on for another 20 minutes, with an additional act that doesn't just seem tacked on — it feels like it's part of a different film altogether.
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The backpay helps, she said, but that means she and her husband will also face additional fees accrued during the shutdown, such as interest rates or late fees if it goes on for an extended period.
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The workout goes on for a full hour, an hour of relentless squats, stretches, weights and at one point just chucking a massive ball to the floor (I don't know why either) as hard as possible.
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But Pose finds a way to look beyond that, to the moments that follow, when the sink is full of warm, soapy water, when life goes on for those who are still here, because it does.
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Tedium can be a productive means of cinematic deviance, but after a soft-lit, slow-motion pillow fight goes on for three full minutes, do we really need a similarly filtered orgy in a later scene?
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Deadline added that the "pre-cancellation copy goes on for two more paragraphs" about how proud the network is for bringing back the show and features an advertisement urging academy members to consider "Roseanne" during awards season.
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To prove that DXZ4 really does influence genome folding, the team took human cells and used Crispr to snip out the DXZ4 section—a repetitive stretch of DNA that goes on for hundreds of thousands of nucleotides.
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In said missive, Mr. Herman strokes the easily massaged egos of the journalistic community by calling us "esteemed members of the press," offers a friendly "hi there," then goes on for a bit about The Sixth Sense.
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For one thing, it rehashes a much-told story—that of addiction and its allure—and the book goes on for longer than is ideal, especially about the author's on-again, off-again relationship with a boyfriend.
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"The worry goes on for me and for my daughter," said Karen Fiallos, 37, a Honduran who has been in the country for 14 years and is a single mother of a 13-year-old American daughter.
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And if Sanders can make it a close race in South Carolina, then he shows he can keep picking up delegates and the campaign goes on for a very long time – even into June and the California primary.
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The official guest list goes on for 20 pages, with a varied group of VIPs such as former Spanish King Juan Carlos I, a vice president of the North Korean worker's party and left-leaning actor Danny Glover.
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The 2,510-square-foot estate has four bedrooms, four bathrooms, a pool that looks like it goes on for miles and miles, a spa, and a fire pit for Dornan and his wife and two kids to enjoy.
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"We deliberately delay that process a little bit so that it goes on for slightly longer than you might be comfortable with because that feeling of not quite being sure is important," says Inkle co-founder Jon Ingold.
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It goes on for a while, with Kristen Wiig and two more police officers coming in, and never really ends as they all just shoot each other to "Hide and Seek" ad infinitum, with the music cues overlapping.
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The smaller collages, which the artist considers "chapters" in a larger narrative titled A Table that Goes On for Miles, make emotionally charged use of empty space; her graphite drawings, on the other hand, have an undeniable Expressionist bent.
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The U.S. Navy on Wednesday said it had removed Seventh Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin after a series of collisions involving its warships in Asia as the search goes on for 10 sailors missing since the latest mishap.
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" According to the Washington Post, Jay Gruden, coach of Washington, DC's NFL team, who Gruden noted has a "close relationship with the military," said his team has "a ton of respect for what goes on for our country with those people.
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But at the same time, Notaro masterfully brings you into her life, her feelings, and her thoughts, so it feels like an oddly welcoming hour of material that ends with a joke that goes on for 15 minutes of hilarious suspense.
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"Congress goes on for two years, and part of the reason I think that the story line is that we haven't done much is because in part the president and others have set these early time lines," McConnell said in Kentucky.
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Some of his tactics are less effective than others — a detour to a casino planet is fun, but it goes on for too long, making me impatient for a return to the good stuff, namely the drama unfolding between Luke and Rey.
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That goes on for three or four weeks, but then at the end, when it's getting down to who's going to be the next American idol, they drop the game and vote for the pretty girl who can belt out country-and-western.
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The problem now is that the administration will have to eat its words (and actions) once Pyongyang follows its classic playbook: Stall for time, offer unreasonable demands, blame everyone else for failing negotiations — a process that usually goes on for months or years.
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And it goes on for-- DRISCOLL: Well I think so much of this has to do-I think the timeline has the most damaging thing for people here because people using a bureaucratic term when they say, `an investigation was opened&apos.
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"And then we had sex" is probably the most frequently used sentence in the book, and the one time a blow job goes on for more than a page, the point is to illustrate what a drunken lout the author had become.
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Alone onstage at a memorial concert for a musician named Jump, the longhaired singer looks like she's stepped out of a time capsule from the 1970s: bell-bottom jeans, a patchwork blouse, a studded leather vest with fringe that goes on for days.
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Act Out A BDSM Scene Whether you're breaking out the flogger or asking your partner to order you around all day, try something new that takes a bit of planning and conversation — or even just plan a scene that goes on for longer than usual.
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There are 128 of his drawings, with dozens more by contemporaries, as well as three of his sculptures; the list of works in the exhibition catalogue, including provenances and bibliographies, is laid out in small, single-spaced type that goes on for 15 large pages.
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TENNIS-WIMBLEDON Wait goes on for Williams as inspired Halep wins Wimbledon LONDON - Serena Williams remained tantalisingly one short of a record-equalling 153 Grand Slam singles titles as Simona Halep thrashed the off-key American in a one-sided Wimbledon final on Saturday.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter for its Top 25 Stylists issue (in which Dion's stylist, Law Roach, is featured), Dion reveals she did, in fact, have to let go of that infamous hoodie — but rest assured that her heart goes on for it.
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Throughout the former rebel zone that once proudly called itself "free Aleppo," there are hospitals and schools and houses — it goes on for miles — that have been reduced to uneven heaps of stone and broken concrete, where the faint smell of buried corpses still lingers.
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I don't completely get it …" This goes on for hours; according to Sam, their conversations are "about 70 percent technologies, 20 percent morals and the implications on society of that kind of stuff, and then 1003 percent where do we want to go eat for the night.
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" Lawrence goes on ... "For the record, while I was not victimized personally by Harvey Weinstein, I stand behind the women who have survived his terrible abuse and I applaud them in using all means necessary to bring him to justice whether through criminal or civil actions.
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"Even the sword-pulling scene itself — a pivotal moment in the legend, probably worth taking seriously — is sabotaged from within by a David Beckham cameo that goes on for line after forehead-slapping line, and saps the moment of its mythic excitement," the film critic wrote.
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Many small oil companies that are responsible for more than 22000 percent of American oil production face bankruptcy if the price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia goes on for more than a few weeks, while larger oil companies will be challenged to protect their dividend payments.
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You get an email that goes on for paragraphs and paragraphs, with the author telling you their life story, going on about how important it is that you reply to them and how much they admire you, and then making a big long ask for your time.
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America's most decorated track and field athlete may have missed out on a medal at this week's U.S. national championships as she returned to competition for the first time in 13 months after having a daughter in November, but the quest goes on for the six-time Olympic champion.
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"He must have known something about Melvin Gordon, and he worked out with Josh Jacobs and liked what he saw so he took him, and he took the Patriots defense, and he grabbed Austin Ekeler ..." Polk goes on for a few minutes like this before putting on the bow.
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"It's going to result in a lengthy legal battle, certainly, which is likely going to delay the resolution of his investigation," said Randall Eliason, a former assistant U.S. attorney for D.C. "If this means the investigation goes on for another year, delay is never a prosecution's friend," added Eliason.
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"If this goes on for a real long time — and, of course, we hope it doesn't — then it's going to impact our operations," said Dr. Reitze, a physicist who oversees a project designed to detect the gravitational waves that Albert Einstein theorized about more than a century ago.
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And 22019% of S&P 2400, by the way, company revenues come from outside of the United States, so it's not affected headline GDP growth here yet but I think there's a decent chance you'll see it spill over into it if this goes on for long enough or intensifies.
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" The post featured a Q&A with Shiva Rose, a "beauty guru/healer," who claimed that inserting egg-shaped jade rocks into the vagina "can help cultivate sexual energy, increase orgasm, balance the cycle, stimulate key reflexology around vaginal walls ... [it goes on for a while] ... and invigorate our life force.
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Because if it goes on for three, four weeks, then my fear about the vicious feedback loop developing with the global bond market and also the fact that the stock market crosses the line of 20%, I think you end up getting something which is much more sinister than what's been priced in to date.
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So people have gotten hurt from uncivil behaviour and I think for people who are Trump defenders to stand up on behalf of somebody who mocks a disabled, you know go down the list, derided a gold start family, the list goes on, for them to call out somebody else for being uncivil is a bit much.
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This speech goes on for a few pages, and it's some of Greenberg's strongest writing: clever and cleareyed, displaying the kind of flamboyant wit and wry affect that, early in his career, earned him the distinction of being called an "American Noël Coward," after the early 220th-century British playwright and actor known for his gymnastic prose and upper-class affiliations.
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McKay said he envisions three scenarios: one where the crisis is contained within four to six weeks, leading to a V- or U-shaped economic recovery; one where the disruptions remain for about six to eight months and the precautions slow demand and affect a number of industries; and the worst-case scenario, where it goes on for a prolonged period.
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This way they can destroy reputations, smear an individual's successful career, and in this case taint Cosby's good name by rousting a bunch of dizzy unattractive lesbians [I am cutting this for length as the description of angry feminists goes on for quite a few lines] … though no evidence exists to support their fabricated malicious and destructive fictional accounts of abuse.
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The emotional journeys behind the dual 1,000-mile stares seem similar but with just slightly different paths; J.R. has the look of a man thinking damn, that sucked, and LeBron appears to be mentally drafting some Tom and Jerry fanfic starring himself and J.R. This goes on for what feels like a lifetime, and then LeBron asks Tyronn Lue whether the Cavs had any timeouts left.
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On GMTV at 8 AM in a full body fishnet stocking and zippy denim arm flaps, a bit hungover even though we only had three glasses of wine the night before, haircut styled somewhere between 'Can I speak to your manager?' and an electrocuted Little Lord Fauntleroy, shoved right in the middle of grumpy Nadine and sparkly little Cheryl, and then made to belt out a note that goes on for a ten whole seconds.
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Monday Trump's doctor releases memo on President's health after surprise weekend hospital visitGOP senators downplay developments in impeachment inquiryTrump campaign blitzes Facebook with ads attacking impeachment inquiry Tuesday Four witnesses to testify Tuesday at back-to-back public impeachment hearingsPolls show impeachment hearings aren't changing muchHouse Judiciary Committee wants McGahn testimony about Trump soon after Ukraine hearings endThe White House shifts description of Trump's visit to Walter ReedAlexander Vindman has reached out to Army about his family's safety amid attacks by Trump and GOP lawmakers Wednesday Carolyn Maloney elected first woman to lead House Oversight Committee2020 Democratic candidates debate in Atlanta'Business of Congress goes on' for members not on House Intelligence panel, lawmaker says Thursday House Democrats move closer to impeaching TrumpRepublican senators discuss with White House would-be parameters of an impeachment trialTrump says he won't allow Navy to punish SEAL who posed with dead bodyHong Kong bills go to Trump after passing House and Senate Friday Bolton reemerges after public hiatus with cryptic tweet reemerges after former staffer's pivotal impeachment testimonyTrump signals he's open to Pompeo running for Kansas Senate seatTrump won't say whether he'll sign Hong Kong bill, citing trade talks And that was the week in 18 headlines.
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