The music you love on SoundCloud isn't going away, the music you shared or uploaded isn't going away, because SoundCloud is not going away.
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For me, it's never a fashion show, going away — it's going away to relax.
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In 21, it was very clear that the website wasn't going away, the internet wasn't going away.
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"It was a going-away party for me, for the going away to the military," Morgan explained.
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The pain's not going away, so since it's not going away, I'm going to use it for our good.
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"The music you love on SoundCloud isn't going away, the music you shared or uploaded isn't going away, because SoundCloud is not going away," wrote Soundcloud co-founder and CEO Alex Ljung on the company's blog.
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" In a blog post posted to the company's website, CEO Alex Ljung tried to reassure users and musicians alike that the "music you love on SoundCloud isn't going away, the music you shared or uploaded isn't going away, because SoundCloud is not going away.
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"Our propensity to buy stuff isn't going away, and China's propensity to produce stuff more cheaply than we can isn't going away," said Mitch Roschelle, a partner at PwC.
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CORNELL: WITH TOYS R' US GOING AWAY, WITH BABIES 'R US GOING AWAY, WE'VE GOT TO MAKE SURE WE ARE TAKING MORE THAN OUR FAIR SHARE OF THAT MARKET SHARE.
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Update [July 14, 5:52 pm]: This piece has been updated to reflect a post from SoundCloud co-founder and CEO Alex Ljung on the company's blog, stating, "The music you love on SoundCloud isn't going away, the music you shared or uploaded isn't going away, because SoundCloud is not going away."
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Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Comment from discussion Got laid off - my work friends nailed my going away cake.. Good job, family.
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DAVID FABER: They are – but they are going away.
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So something must be preventing the ring from going away.
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Love them or hate them, Facebook's Reactions aren't going away.
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That problem for OPEC doesn't seem to be going away.
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For longtime Barbie fans, the standard doll isn't going away.
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I am going away to make a place for you.
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Clearly, this isn't an issue that's going away anytime soon.
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"Sadly, this issue isn't going away anytime soon," Westin said.
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Nobody thinks Facebook, YouTube, and the like are going away.
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"The dominant industries of Montana are going away," he said.
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It also doesn't mean the Surface Book is going away.
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And it's one that doesn't appear to be going away.
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The good news is that humans are not going away.
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None of this seems to be going away anytime soon.
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And that the Anita Hill issue isn't simply going away.
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That product, now called Search Ads Advanced, isn't going away.
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But in the future, that distinction may be going away.
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But now ZIRP is in the process of going away.
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To be clear, not all of that is going away.
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It looks like the audio port is going away, too.
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It's clear this issue isn't going away soon for Robson.
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And Pokémon Go is seriously not going away anytime soon.
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"Math has a habit of not going away," Hubbard said.
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My thought bubble: This issue isn't going away for Twitter.
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However, those 30 percent of the claims aren't going away.
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LONDON — The film industry's diversity issue is not going away.
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These abilities, and customer's desire for luxury, aren't going away.
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Medicaid expansion phase out Obamacare's Medicaid expansion is going away.
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The Janus ruling does not mean unions are going away.
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So, yes, I understand why the car is going away.
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Not that it was really going away anytime soon anyway.
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"The pain is not going away anytime soon," he said.
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But we're not going away, because this is too important.
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In any case, Europe's woes aren't going away anytime soon.
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I would say that I don't see this going away.
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Oh, and that rumor about the camera bump going away?
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Irregular warfare isn't going away, and neither are stability operations.
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For certain, these sites, and their influence, aren't going away.
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The productivity slowdown is real, and it's not going away.
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So why is DevOps, as it exists now, going away?
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He knows my parents are going away for two weeks.
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People were broadcasting once or twice and then going away?
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"MS Paint is not going away," a Microsoft spokesperson said.
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But he predicted that this issue is not going away.
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Wells Fargo's scandal over sham bank accounts isn't going away.
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That said, U.S. dominance in global IPOs isn't going away.
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"I'm not going away, I'm telling you now," she said.
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To be clear, the AdRoll retargeting business isn't going away.
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Like Trump himself, it's preposterous, but it's not going away.
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People have questions and this story is not going away.
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It's not going away, it's happening everywhere, all the time.
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But it seems Stormy Daniels isn't going away anytime soon.
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I think football, first of all, football's not going away.
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I am going away to give my boy a future.
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In short, fossil fuels aren't going away any time soon.
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So don't worry, print subscribers: The newspaper isn't going away.
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The concerns around YouTube moderation aren't going away anytime soon.
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Crowded trains are not going away anytime soon, it seems.
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Sandra: It's all he talked about, going away to school.
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Are users actually going away from Facebook or from Instagram?
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Attempts to rein in Silicon Valley giants aren't going away.
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Dealing with those issues isn't going away any time soon.
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"The cannabis industry isn't going away," Tom Lydon from ETFTrends.
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"It's not like Social Security is going away," he said.
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Sure enough, those old riders aren't going away just yet.
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GREG MAFFEI: Yeah, I don't think Google is going away.
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It seems the slime trend isn't going away soon either.
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"We're planning on the Stretch IRA going away," said Kovar.
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I counted 15 on the block going away from Target.
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"This is something that's not going away," Dr. Greene said.
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"We don't see that going away anytime soon," she said.
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As the Uber strike shows, that problem isn't going away.
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Yes, it's annoying that the headphone jack is going away.
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It's not going away, and it's not particularly getting better.
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I was pregnant and my son's father was going away.
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Robocalls aren't going away unless they're stamped out at the source.
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The old Oculus Home interface isn't going away, but it's changing.
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And that, in a nutshell, is why Vine is going away.
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What is for sure is that they are not going away.
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Every one can relax, Scandal isn't going away any time soon.
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"Susan's letter ricocheted throughout Silicon Valley.... This topic isn't going away."
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If they think we are going away, they are sadly mistaken.
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It's touched a nerve and I don't think that's going away.
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And it's not going away as soon as you might think.
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No matter which technology proves itself, space junk isn't going away.
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And more alarmingly still, none of those things are going away.
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"Nothing is going away," the company said in a blog post.
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Whatever happens next, that anger is not going away anytime soon.
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It's a part of my life and it's not going away.
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"I'd like to think the opportunity isn't going away," Plawecki said.
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Fear not: it's not going away anytime in the near future.
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KS: We're not going away, as many people used to say.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple's iPhone sales slump isn't going away.
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In other iPhone expectations, yes, the headphone port is going away.
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" E: "I think the stigma is going away a little bit.
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And yes, it looks like the audio port is going away.
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But tensions between the two NATO allies are not going away.
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"Guess there's no going away party @bravotv?" he captioned the snapshot.
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And to be clear — those friend lists are not going away.
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"The island is sad, sad that it's going away," he said.
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Now, this doesn't mean that the MacBook Air is going away.
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The pain wasn't going away but I was skeptical about surgery.
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But after today, it's also not going away anytime soon. Sen.
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Despite Groening's attempted dismissal, though, the problem is not going away.
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What to watch: Antitrust concerns about the deal aren't going away.
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"Poverty in America isn't going away," Ryan said in a statement.
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And that year he won his first campaign ever going away.
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Read: Ronald McDonald Is Going Away Until People Like Clowns Again
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But one thing's for sure: Gore isn't going away anytime soon.
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The controversy surrounding ESPN host Jemele Hill is not going away.
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Temporarily low gas prices aside, greener transportation technologies aren't going away.
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"The uncertainty is not going away," a Paris-based trader said.
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Northerners' fears of transfers to the south are not going away. ■
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But it is a confirmation that Amazon is not going away.
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We actually stayed together until we were going away to college.
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"But it's not a problem that's going away easily," he said.
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Despite the risks — health and otherwise — blackout is not going away.
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"That [tax preparation fee] deduction might be going away," he said.
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A going-away party was thrown for her at the Pentagon.
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And they are not going away after the election on Tuesday.
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They cannot be happy today and they are not going away.
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"This is a problem that is not going away," Smith said.
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That, by most accounts, won't be going away any time soon.
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Though that's slowing down a bit, tokens are not going away.
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This storyline doesn't appear to be going away any time soon.
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It is not a phenomenon that is going away anytime soon.
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For that reason, fingerprint scanners aren't going away any time soon.
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Today, as of 13 AM ET today, ShippingPass is going away.
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Still, the headwinds that women face aren't going away anytime soon.
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It's hard to believe it's going away just because of technology.
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"Cars are not going away, they are not dead," said Libby.
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Gail: Buttigieg certainly isn't going away from presidential politics for good.
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The trials for drivers aren't going away for the foreseeable future.
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Racism runs deep in this country and it isn't going away.
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And it is a real, real crisis that they're going away.
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And the events giving rise to these ideas aren't going away.
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You didn't really think "American Idol" was going away, did you?
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We are NOT going away and we will NOT be intimidated.
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Nilay Patel: Obviously, Verizon decided that adult content was going away.
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It looks like social distancing isn't going away any time soon.
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Those blaufränkisches and rkatsitelis on your wine list aren't going away.
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There could be one problem with that: Obamacare isn't going away.
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So climate change doesn't mean that snow days are going away.
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These commercial markets are not going away; they are growing larger.
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But the departures haven't resulted in deep institutional knowledge going away.
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"I was supposed to be Bernard's going-away present," he said.
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The bottom line is that these storylines are not going away.
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While the movies aren't going away forever, fatigue is settling in.
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The three House panels' investigations into Giuliani's efforts aren't going away.
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This issue is not going away because Sessions wants it to.
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And Moment's data makes it clear the problem isn't going away.
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Google said that Hangouts, its chat service, is not going away.
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In any case, the problem of climate change isn't going away.
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Well, strap in, because this conversation isn't going away anytime soon.
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Even with two wins last night, Republicans' problems aren't going away.
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Despite the physical caliphate is going away, the virtual caliphate is intact.
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After going away on maternity leave, she had just returned to duty.
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But like the headphone jack, this beloved sensor, might be going away.
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The truth is, the group's hateful ideology isn't going away anytime soon.
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One thing's for sure, though — Putin is not going away anytime soon.
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It means that this fight isn't small — and it isn't going away.
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Then I realized, it ain't going away, so I better embrace it.
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Yahoo A name long associated with the internet may be going away.
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CNN: The industrialized, fast-food system we live in isn't going away.
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So I don't think that part of the ecosystem is going away.
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The wife hired Desmond as a going-away present for the husband.
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That we have a good good vaccine, but Ebola isn't going away.
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But yet they take pride in going away from the edge. Right.
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Now, in macOS Catalina, it appears Dashboard is going away for good.
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Let's see, but my guess is that this issue isn't going away.
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But regardless of the intra-party fight, these kids aren't going away.
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"Kara has not been forgotten and we're not going away," Beckford says.
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And while marketplace lending isn't going away, neither is capital market involvement.
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By "vanishing," I don't mean going away; I mean disappearing from view.
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One thing's for sure ... this story ain't going away any time soon.
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The 360-degree video hack probably not going away anytime soon, either.
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CVS' ambitions keep growing, but skepticism about those ambitions isn't going away.
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And, the mass fury doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon.
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And yet, with few exceptions, the global painkiller shortage isn't going away.
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Instead, they're consolidating, they're dwindling, they're seeing their market power going away.
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Passive investing is a force that is not going away anytime soon.
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Farrah Abraham isn't going away anytime soon ... some are sorry to say.
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Once a mainstay of the service, Netflix's user reviews are going away.
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And that means those musical traditions won't be going away anytime soon.
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So it's unlikely this type of scam is going away anytime soon.
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But Disney confirmed in an email that the game is going away.
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Because it's definitely something that's been there, and it's not going away.
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"Paper money is going away," Musk said in a podcast released Tuesday.
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This includes coal, which Cramer thinks could be going away all together.
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But like it or not, the dude's not going away anytime soon.
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" But she was quick to add that she "won't be going away.
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Acknowledge that this threat is real, and that it's not going away.
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There are some stoner stereotypes that just aren't going away anytime soon.
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But not so fast, Volvo -- gas cars aren't going away anytime soon.
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Supply chains might change but the scrap itself is not going away.
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And it's not going away unless we do something serious about it.
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In any case, the controversy will not be going away anytime soon.
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And that was the problem and this problem is now going away.
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Now he's not as into me going away for days on end.
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For example, we see data centers, corporate data centers, really going away.
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Moscow is not going away and has relegated Washington to the sidelines.
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China is going away, and that was Uber's single largest cash drain.
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"The blockchain is progressing and this thing isn't going away," he said.
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Unfortunately for the FCC, this problem won't be going away anytime soon.
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We get the feeling this story is not going away anytime soon.
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But the Fighting Sioux legacy is not going away quickly or quietly.
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So all the old reasons to not buy them are going away.
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"Just because DACA went away doesn't mean I'm going away," Colotl said.
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"We really felt like our segment was slowly going away," Trenary said.
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The demand for natural childbirth does not seem to be going away.
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Trump now seems to understand that coronavirus isn't going away anytime soon.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street's trade war anxiety isn't going away.
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But for the foreseeable future, the counter-backlash is not going away.
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Our plastic addiction isn't going away, but the co-founder remains optimistic.
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"But it's not just giving the money and going away," said Hatchett.
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Yet it seems a beginning to all sadnesses,frailty, and going away.
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"I don't think drought and bushfires are going away," Dr. Meagher said.
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"It&aposs not that the alcohol industry is going away," she said.
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Many of the challenges that pollsters faced in 2016 aren't going away.
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Whatever the reason: The N.B.A. has some issues that aren't going away.
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And rest assured the Israeli-Iranian tangle in Syria isn't going away.
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I don't think governments or banks are going away in my lifetime.
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One thing's for sure ... this thing ain't going away any time soon.
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Two weeks post lumpectomy, the bruising and swelling were slowly going away.
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RESEARCH Seeing things and talking to people, then going away and reading.
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Security may have relaxed, she said, but it is never going away.
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Personally, this is one of the most satisfying thing about going away.
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In other words, Warren versus rich guys isn't going away anytime soon.
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"The threat is not going away," FBI Director Christopher Wray told reporters.
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Here's the full eulogy: Friends list feed will be going away soon.
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We know that disinformation is not declining, and certainly isn't going away.
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Bottom line: The Stormy Daniels story is not going away anytime soon.
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They realized that the company was at risk of truly going away.
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"Diamond Crystal salt is not going away," she wrote in a statement.
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Once they do, they might find that these factions aren't going away.
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Right when things should be revving up, the show is going away.
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This is a complex and thorny issue that is not going away.
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It seems like the Trump administration's feud with CNN isn't going away.
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Because as far as the left is concerned, it&aposs not going away.
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Discussions around diversity and inclusion in the tech industry are not going away.
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One thing is for sure: Online dating isn't going away any time soon.
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But Kellogg's iconic brands, like Raisin Bran and Froot Loops aren't going away.
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What is also going away are the purchasing assistance subsidies currently in place.
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Lyft is not going away, and Lyft is a significant headache for them.
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IFTTT isn't the only set of DIY integrations that will be going away.
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The remake business isn't going away anytime soon, whether genders flip or not.
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People are consistently rediscovering this, but Discover doesn't seem to be going away.
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All these light fixtures here, they're all going away, every one of them.
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Ten years after its launch, the iPhone shows no sign of going away.
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Why it matters: It doesn't look like the Khashoggi story is going away.
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"I'm so glad you're worried about going away," she told Maher and Bush.
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"The headphone jack is going away," Newby-House told me matter-of-factly.
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"The last time I checked, Bernie Sanders was not going away," Steele said.
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"She doesn't owe me an apology she owes me going away," she says.
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"The land is going away," Shelton Kokeok, then 65, told CNN in 2009.
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Given its creator and star, it's hard to imagine that ever going away.
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And while Alpha is going away, we have some exciting news to share.
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It's not going away, so at a minimum, it should be better protected.
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"With net neutrality going away, these tactics will become omnipresent," Yokubaitis told me.
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If one source of income was going away, they reasoned, they needed another.
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But the incentives for exchange groups to join up are not going away.
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Your favorite virtual band isn't going away for another seven years anytime soon.
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There's a public perception that print is going away and libraries are obsolete.
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Regardless, we're just glad this cheese-lover won't be going away anytime soon.
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In any case, one thing is obvious: They're not going away anytime soon.
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The feature phone trend is not one that seems to be going away.
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Be it legal or illegal, weed is not going away in my life.
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He also made sure to squeeze in one last haircut before going away.
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The celebrity industrial complex isn't going away, that's what I hear you saying.
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But the low-rate world is probably not going away any time soon.
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But he noted that the issue of health care is not going away.
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SO THE MACRO STORY, I WOULD SAY, IS CHALLENGED BUT NOT GOING AWAY.
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But he noted that the issue of health care is not going away.
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And then I saw that there is hate, and it isn't going away.
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On the other hand, the European question shows no sign of going away.
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"These archetypes are in our culture, they are not going away," he says.
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We know this thing, that blockchain and crypto, isn't going away anytime soon.
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"What Trump represents isn't crazy and it's not going away," Mr. Thiel said.
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ALL OF US ARE GOING TO FEEL THE PAIN OF SALT GOING AWAY.
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While rates of tanning are falling, Stapleton says the problem isn't going away.
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And then I saw that there is hate and it isn't going away.
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Despite Trump's order, the GOP's immigration woes aren't going away any time soon.
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Bottom line: "This is an issue that's not going away," Jablonowski told Axios.
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Their separation and the effect it has on the family isn't going away.
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It's not going away because I'm not going to let it go away.
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Most of the time, the virus is benign, going away on its own.
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As we've reported ... coronavirus hysteria doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon.
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Although Marty gets his money back, the Langmores aren't going away so easily.
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And unless we repeal human nature, the business cycle is not going away.
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I'm actually going away for a week to do that, to just think.
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And also because he wanted me to know that he wasn't going away.
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" He added, "We are NOT going away and we will NOT be intimidated.
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The revenue from print advertising and aging print subscribers was already going away.
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The inequality that brought out protesters to Zuccotti Park is not going away.
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And Mr. Weinstein said that win or lose, he was not going away.
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Bobby was going away to college next year; Mellie the year after that.
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Here are three big reasons this story isn't going away anytime soon: 1.
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"We need to make that happen, because the threat actors aren't going away."
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It was wrong of me not to tell you I was going away.
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I'm sure this is not going away, so we'll come back to it.
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That means the higher costs facing workers aren't going away any time soon.
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Best of all, there is no more talk about the tournament going away.
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" Persisting in that study, he said, tells the world "we're not going away.
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But later is better than never: Fire risk isn't going away anytime soon.
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Here's the issue: we've got some structural issues that are not going away.
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LG: Provided you're not going away for 30 days or something like that.
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The Rohingya refugee problem isn't going away until the Rohingya insurgency is over.
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In other words, the subway system's problems aren't going away any time soon.
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But the Virginia rally was a reminder that Trump unleashed isn't going away.
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"That's not going away no matter what the Trump administration does," Ori says.
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This is not going away, so I'm in an education phase right now.
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That, of course, is disastrous for our civic life, but it's not going away.
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"He was used to him going away and not getting in touch," said Shearman.
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A representative for Disney confirms that Secrets of the Empire is not going away.
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And, much like that zit on your face, they ain't going away anytime soon.
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TAUSCHE: NEITHER CANDIDATE WILL ENJOY ALL OF THESE ISSUES GOING AWAY ON NOVEMBER 27th.
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Java itself isn't going away completely though, just the use of the plug-in.
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Do you think going away from full nudity is a good move for Playboy?
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Update: A Microsoft spokesperson responded with the following statement:MS Paint is not going away.
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For his part, Hansen insisted this new trend is real and isn't going away.
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Not for much longer, but this frigid weather isn't going away for a while.
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"Though it might change shape, the BRI is certainly not going away," Citi noted.
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A going-away party was held at a bar near the U.S. attorney's office.
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The bad news is, it doesn't look like the dryness is going away soon.
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Despite trying to focus on the tasks at hand, Rubin's noise isn't going away.
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So going away to college does mean, among many forms of independence, phone freedom.
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The allegations of sexual harassment and assault against Harvey Weinstein are not going away.
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Console-exclusive titles are bad for players, but they aren't going away anytime soon.
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Flickr isn't going away, by any means — its merger with SmugMug has ensured that.
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And if the north pole is any indicator, freak hot weather isn't going away.
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Looking ahead, we all need to realize that this cybersecurity problem isn't going away.
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Given Dart's popularity inside of Google, Dart is obviously not going away anytime soon.
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We knew they were going away and it kind of rushed things for us.
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And recent weeks have shown these kinds of statements aren't going away anytime soon.
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We are not going away and we will not be intimidated by these threats.
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We will tell you why this particular scandal isn&apost going away anytime soon.
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It lived a short, pathetic, inconspicuous life, and now it's probably going away forever.
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Gun control isn't an issue that is going away in the 2018 election cycle.
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"Students really care about issues and none of these are going away," Thomas said.
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The UK government have failed women yet again but we are not going away.
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Vocal snobs had better get used to Auto-Tune, because it ain't going away.
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They're ubiquitous, and the modern day synthetic rubber flip flop is not going away.
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" He adds: "I can't imagine it ever going away, at least not anytime soon.
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All the while, however, the company has firmly denied claims that it's going away.
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Why it matters: The net neutrality debate isn't going away, it's just changing venues.
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Worries over the escalation of the trade spat with China just aren't going away.
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Third, though regulators aren't going away they will probably stop hassling us so much.
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And although its value has fallen to $8,090 today, it's clearly not going away.
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"These jobs are not going away and they are continuing to grow," he said.
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Climate change isn't going away, and the population is only going to get bigger.
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It doesn't look like the president-elect's Russia problem is going away anytime soon.
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It pains me to report that these conspiracy theories are probably never going away.
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Like it or lump it, the so-called Latin remix phenomenon isn't going away.
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Translation: moonshots aren't going away, but they will be kept on a tighter leash.
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However, Farrell acknowledges that the genre is not going away, not entirely at least.
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For decades, we thought that the traditional or old school pension was going away.
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Because those benefits are going away, those cards are not included on this list.
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"Like I told his lawyer," said Mr. Zucker, "We're not going away." slide show
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Since ads are going away and revenue is declining, what happens to those readers?
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The WHO's bombastic anti-business proclamations ignore the fact tobacco is not going away.
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We know how to control this, and it's a vice that's not going away.
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It depends on whom you ask, but it's certainly not going away anytime soon.
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Then came the rumor that the headphone jack was not going away after all.
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The group does not think the market glut is going away any time soon.
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Then it became apparent that the cancer wasn't going away, it was getting worse.
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I don't see Snap 'going away' but I have yet to see the growth.
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I have a newish therapist, and I'm going away for a spell this summer.
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Those computer-run mills are not going away even if more logs start arriving.
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ITS CHOPPY RIGHT NOW BUT THE BUSINESS AND THE INDUSTRY IS NOT GOING AWAY.
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The causes of inequality, particularly advances in information technology, are not going away soon.
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The desire to influence future elections, or attack our critical infrastructure, isn't going away.
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Even the hope of student loan forgiveness may be going away for future students.
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"Even though they're taking away local reps, the education isn't going away," he says.
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"It's not going away, but it's not getting a whole lot bigger," she says.
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That is very unlikely, but the Puerto Rican debt crisis isn't going away. 35.
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The company's "youth team," though, is not going away, according to a Facebook spokesperson.
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Plus, Browd says, he doesn't see the helmet going away anytime soon: it's tradition.
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The bottom line: The U.S. surge isn't going away, but it's hardly a panacea.
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"I don't see those renewable tax incentives going away anytime soon," Mr. Book said.
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"If they think that we are going away, they are sadly mistaken," she said.
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There's a point where everyone is upset that the retail jobs are going away.
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Investors seeking new strategies, more dividends, executive changes or board seats aren't going away.
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Maybe, just maybe, FIFA needs to raise the number, because it isn't going away.
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"This version of YouTube will be going away soon," the pop-up message reads.
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But as Wednesday night's debate showed, the allegations from his past aren't going away.
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Some people knew I was coming, but it's not an official going-away party.
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My manager is having a going away party tonight for a bunch of people.
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They aren't going away, and they hold the future of politics in their hands.
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Travers -- is one of those things that Warren has indicated is not going away.
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"We definitely see this as a trend, but not one that is going away."
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That foundation isn't going away, but it is being eroded by changing consumer habits.
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Bookstores aren't going away, and these need an owner who can invest in them.
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LIVING SMALL Tiny homes may be getting even tinier, but they aren't going away.
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But the collective insecurity doesn&apost seem to be going away any time soon.
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The Point: Non answers + serious allegations + $130,000 payment = this Stormy story isn't going away.
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But global climate change is not going away and almost certainly will get worse.
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Interest rate incentives, such as zero percent financing on autos, are also going away.
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This large age gap has existed all primary long, and it's not going away.
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But whether the law passes or not, cookie alerts aren't going away anytime soon.
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Mr. Cuomo's challenge will be to find clean electricity to replace what's going away.
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The risk to emerging market growth from currency pressures is not going away immediately.
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I think both fashion and costuming, the art of it is slowly going away.
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But the concern and outcry over the measure show no sign of going away.
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Look at any tech expo roundup and it's clear that VR isn't going away.
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It also doesn't mean data caps are going away tomorrow or anything like that.
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But the nation's health program, also known as Obamacare, isn't going away anytime soon.
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Some people were like, 'Oh my god, does that mean the app is going away?
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This problem isn't going away; secrecy helps the intelligence community, but it wounds our democracy.
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The issues facing trans kids, and by extension trans athletes, aren't going away anytime soon.
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Her speech is better, the numbness is going away, and her blood pressure is dropping.
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Whether I'm going away for one night or 10, packing always presents a huge challenge.
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Microsoft wants to reuse, recycle or donate remnants of the buildings that are going away.
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The Americans who are passionate about improving our way of life are not going away.
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While this is good news, it doesn't mean all unskippable ads are eventually going away.
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However, like most popular urban legends, it doesn't look like Momo will be going away.
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It's worth noting, though, that Forensiq's brand and services are not going away anytime soon.
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The Lightwell product will no longer be developed, but it is not going away, either.
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With that as a closer, it's clear that the solar system's issues aren't going away.
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We are seeing that the Chinese-government-affecting-American-companies story is not going away.
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"This is a big group of people now, and it's not going away," Hetherington said.
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Tonight she was celebrating with her work friends who threw her a going-away party.
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And if Facebook isn't going away, Tencent has incentives to make sure Snap doesn't either.
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The current Hangouts app isn't going away just yet, but it won't last forever, either.
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The risk of devices with lithium-ion batteries isn't going away any time soon, though.
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Update: August 23, 2016: TL;DR: Hillary Clinton's email problems aren't going away anytime soon.
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Peak TV is not going away, and these shows are the best out right now.
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But that doesn't mean the debate is going away — especially now that Oprah is involved.
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Still, one of Penney's landlords doesn't think the retailer will be going away anytime soon.
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With fall in full swing, that chill in the air isn't going away anytime soon.
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We are hollowing out because kelp is being farmed, and the kelp is going away.
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Google Play Music, the company's existing premium music app, isn't going away in the meantime.
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TC: Once the movie theaters realize that you might be going away, they've embraced you.
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" Burnett said: "Well, the business benefited by the lawsuit going away and being settled, right?
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Facebook announced a big change on Wednesday, but don't worry: secret groups aren't going away.
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Whether this President likes it or not, the Russia story isn't going away anytime soon.
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While Clinton may not be on the ballot in 2020, she isn't going away, either.
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His parents came to help him pack while his friends planned a going-away party.
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But that's always been there and isn't something I can see going away anytime soon.
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To be clear, minimalism isn't totally going away in 2018, and that's a good thing.
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New York (CNN Business)Jimmy Kimmel and his mean tweets aren't going away anytime soon.
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"Drawing an orange stripe down my nose doesn't mean it's going away," she says, laughing.
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There's still a shame associated with being gay—and that's not going away anytime soon.
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Porn is a billion dollar industry that isn't going away any time soon, or ever.
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No matter how much good energy I put into changing it, it's not going away.
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The narrative is not going away and will continue to hamper the lightly staffed Administration.
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Regardless, the US has an opioid misuse problem that doesn't seem to be going away.
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Facebook's photo-sharing, standalone app Moments is going away, the company has announced (via Cnet).
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While coal has taken a beating in recent years, it's not going away anytime soon.
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Yeah, that whole real ale and craft beer scene doesn't seem to be going away.
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But the threat from small, cheap, numerous, and armed unmanned aerial vehicles isn't going away.
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The tension between HSBC's ambitions and Britain's suspicion of giant banks is not going away.
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Trump isn't going away anytime soon, and Trumpism won't end after he finally leaves office.
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My radicalization was beginning to take a new far-left direction rather than going away.
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The Taliban are not going away and will not be defeated by military means alone.
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And in the spirit of Ms. Clifford's courage, we are not going away anytime soon.
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She's just so jealous, and I thought it was a phase, it's not going away!
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And here's what's most troubling for Donald Trump: The Russian investigation is not going away.
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But small cars aren't going away altogether, said Michelle Krebs, an industry analyst with Autotrader.
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His form is going to come and go but that gift is not going away.
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The underlying crises that feed populism, especially surrounding immigration and globalization, are not going away.
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With the number of "grand-boomers" growing every year, this problem is not going away.
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But that doesn't necessarily mean traditional gyms and fitness clubs are going away anytime soon.
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"We're going away to Montauk, end of Long Island, for a week," Kownacki told us.
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No doubt, it's supposed to be fair-market value for packing up and going away.
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Be smart: The uproar over Price's charter travel is real, and it's not going away.
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But the suggestion of an improper link is now ubiquitous, and it's not going away.
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But here we are eight years later, and it shows no signs of going away.
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The millennial congresswoman made it clear Thursday that she's stepping down, but not going away.
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Anyway, my ex chose it as 'our song' when I was going away for college.
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And the media's attention right now doesn't necessarily mean that the problem is going away.
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I've spoken to people in Switzerland who are losing their jobs because winter's going away.
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Her mother refused, saying that she was sober, but was going away for a while.
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That drug is also facing a patent cliff, with its protection going away in 2022.
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The bad news, she said, is that none of this is going away anytime soon.
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Meanwhile, coal shows no going away as a worldwide energy source, and we explored why.
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They can still recover, they can still have ... Their iPhone business isn't going away, right?
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Yet it's clear unscientific diet books aren't going away; they are a hugely lucrative enterprise.
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And naturally, its cut worked great for my shape, so of course they're going away.
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"Maritime life is going away with everything coming into the shipyard," he said, somewhat confrontationally.
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But this storyline isn't going away unless he suddenly takes off in the presidential race.
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Suffice it to say, the NXIVM saga is not one that's going away anytime soon.
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And by the way, I don't see loose monetary policy going away for a while.
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But the global demand for oil isn't going away, no matter what the critics claim.
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Until then, it looks like metro cards won't be going away for most of us.
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While this question won't be resolved in 2020, it's one that certainly isn't going away.
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People who had abandoned her by going away or dying returned and made her weep.
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There's a golden opportunity in the precious metal right now, and it's not going away.
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Fans of Manchester United or the Denver Broncos don't worry about them just going away.
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So this idea is apparently not going away anytime soon and I think it's good.
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Similarly, technology isn't going away, but kids can be taught how to be digital citizens.
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As a going away gift, my best friend Kenny gave me a $30 Missha toner.
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"Phones aren't going away tomorrow, this isn't a 2017 or even 2018 thing," said Lake.
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Labor, wages and payroll came up a lot and that issue is not going away.
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Here are a few articles about a controversy that won't be going away anytime soon.
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PowerPoint presentations aren't going away, but they must build in feedback mechanisms within the talk.
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One person close to the legal team said the problems aren't going away anytime soon.
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But the backlash against tech that came to the fore in 2017 isn't going away.
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Because I don't want people going away and saying I screwed them out of some money.
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The statue conversation isn't going away, nor is science's dirty, ugly history, or its diversity problem.
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They are afraid to complement someone, afraid to hug someone goodbye at a going away party.
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That said, nobody will say that the old style, or USBA, is going away anytime soon.
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Of course, the internet isn't going away, and retailers still, really, have to contend with Amazon.
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The dynamics that have driven the Republican Party to increasingly illiberal extremes are not going away.
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Lisa Kudrow wants you to know that she's chill about her son going away to college.
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Make sure they are aware (and aware that we're aware) that this problem isn't going away.
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So I don't see that going away totally because they need a different capacity and capabilities.
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Those are going away, but Hasbro Toys are getting some extra promotion on Amazon dot com.
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But one thing isn't going away: The font for the reports will still be Courier New.
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Day to day, I can suppress the worry that this problem isn't going away anytime soon.
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We still don't know how much those efforts will threaten Facebook, but they aren't going away.
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That's part of it, all that people know is that the headphone jack is going away.
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They aren't going away, but they do have the potential to destroy gameplay for casual users.
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It's unlike any wave I've seen in my lifetime, and I believe it's not going away.
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My take: This is a full-blown crisis and one that isn't going away anytime soon.
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Still, none of that means the classic, product focus at Apple is going away under Cook.
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Vogt doesn't think that means America's love affair with car ownership is going away anytime soon.
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Musical.ly, the short video app that's popular among teens and young people, is going away. Kinda.
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Nope, the Tide Pod challenge isn't going away any time soon, especially when alcohol is involved.
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DirecTV Now's limited-time introductory $35-per-month subscription deal is going away early next month.
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"They realize this isn't going away and people won't be able to skirt the system anymore."
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Android has over 80% of the worldwide smartphone market and it's not going away anytime soon.
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Third time, they're going to say this is a complete waste of time, I'm going away.
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Buy two Echo Spots as a going away gift — one for them and one for you.
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Either way, the latest development is another sign that this Stormy Daniels story isn't going away.
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I'm here to say that you going away is the only thing to give me solace.
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To my knowledge, there's nothing planned for the end of the game, it's just going away.
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Congressional rage over the war in Yemen and the killing of Jamal Khashoggi isn't going away.
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It's safe to say that Magic isn't going away, and neither are women that play it.
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The younger of the couple's daughters, Opal, is going away to college, leaving them empty nesters.
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The butt of the migraine is gone, but this headache is not going away anytime soon.
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Rebecca Holets was just a few miles away at a going-away party for a friend.
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"It's certainly demonstrated that (the Sharif family) is not going away without a fight," he said.
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Intuit recognized that the notion of "return-free filing" was not going away on its own.
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If Pinkfong has anything to say about it, "Baby Shark" won't be going away anytime soon.
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"I'll go back to the district tonight, but obviously this issue isn't going away," Denham said.
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Thanks to population growth and climate change, the problem is not going away any time soon.
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I keep remembering my father's going away to marry a girl who talked to willow trees.
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"I don't see the debate on trade going away, nor would I want to," she said.
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Special thanks to my wonderful WH co-workers for my bridal/going away party last night!
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While long, slow commutes are not going away, Reed said, cities are working to ease congestion.
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"The business ... is not ever going away," said Kersemeier from his temporary work home in Florida.
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It must be tempting for Trump supporters to bet on the Russia furor just going away.
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"I still have trouble breathing till now and the headache is not going away," she said.
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That is hardly a "niche" investment approach - and seems it is not going away anytime soon.
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Even if that debt levels off, as recent data suggest, she doesn't see it going away.
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Related: This is not going away -- Here's what happened when Hong Kong let its guard down.
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The whole thing had the emotional undercurrent of a going away party, or maybe a wake.
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All of this would be survivable if the mentality was going away in a few years.
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It's becoming increasingly clear, however, that scrutiny over technology companies and their products isn't going away.
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Climate change certainly isn't going away and it's a much higher-stakes issue for young people.
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We all know that HR rules and cutbacks and never-ending meetings are never going away.
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Do you have any suggestions for this adult who now regrets not going away to school?
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Like Nona, they'd thrown him a going-away party, to which his relatives had been invited.
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So while this might be Day 3 of this issue, it certainly is not going away.
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This is a huge problem facing everyone in California and this problem is not going away.
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MLB officials are currently investigating -- and it's obvious this scandal ain't going away any time soon.
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One thing is clear, though, for both sides: the fight over net neutrality isn't going away.
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"The old perception that S.U.V.s are terrible on fuel economy is going away," Mr. Aldred said.
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But here's my big thought: If Scroll works, it doesn't mean internet advertising is going away.
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Just because the category isn't going to grow any more doesn't mean it is going away.
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A good place to look for high-tech gadgets that aren't going away is the kitchen.
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This group is not going away, it's just recharging in preparation for its next move higher.
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Because camo is having a fashion moment, and there's no sign it's going away anytime soon.
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"It will take people some time realize this is not going away anytime soon," he said.
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Getting people and their stuff from place to place is a challenge that isn't going away.
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Child labor isn't coming back, and the minimum wage, Social Security and Medicare aren't going away.
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Either way, Giuliani is not going away, given his central role in the budding Ukraine controversy.
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As time went on, however, he became increasingly concerned as the trails just weren't going away.
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The Wi-Fi Alliance will continue to improve WPA2, which is not going away anytime soon.
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That also means the end of Hulu as we know it — not that it's going away.
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What this all suggests, then, is that Russian hacking is not going away as a threat.
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Puffy was angry; she understood that I'd been away and that I was going away again.
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But, like stress, meditation has been around for thousands of years and isn't going away anytime soon.
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While improvements in productivity have slowed in recent years, those decades of efficiency upgrades aren't going away.
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While Test Pilot is going away, though, Mozilla promises that it will continue this kind of experimentation.
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The ATU may not win this round, but it's tapped into a movement that isn't going away.
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What the CDC report makes clear is that Lyme disease certainly isn't going away any time soon.
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"Post-Ebola syndrome is not going away, and those with the condition deserve better treatment," said Scott.
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Prince William and Prince Harry both attended the similarly prestigious Ludgrove School before going away to Eton.
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I don't particularly like that there's a stigma around it, but I can see that going away.
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Which, fine, they're probably not defining it as a reunion if she's going away for work again.
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Many things are being brought to light and I don't see them going away any time soon.
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"I don't think [hotlines or instant messaging support] are ever going away — and they shouldn't," she says.
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Nintendo's NES and SNES Classic consoles are going away after the holidays — probably for good this time.
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But Al Jazeera shows no signs of going away — not in Qatar, and not even in Israel.
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So while many people left today's meeting with their questions unanswered, the monopoly issue isn't going away.
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DAY: I want every family to have life "Taps" at that going away presentation of their veteran.
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While improvements in productivity have slowed in recent years, those decades of efficiency upgrades aren't going away.
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The Vine app will be going away, "in the coming months" but Vines will continue to exist.
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There's a need to find some way to scratch that human itch, and it isn't going away.
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How did he fight for his family when it looked like things were broken and going away?
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"We also want to let you know that this closure doesn't mean we're going away," Davis tweeted.
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It is clear that this issue needs clarifying and that it is not going away anytime soon.
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Marvel legend Stan Lee died earlier this week at 95 — but he's not going away anytime soon.
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Google's Hangouts chat and video conferencing app is going away this year, at least for some users.
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Facebook Messenger head David Marcus said the mobile web experience for Messenger isn't actually going away entirely.
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And I don&apost think Facebook is going away, but I think it&aposs going to change.
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But, repeat occurrences made it clear that what we felt was real, and it wasn't going away.
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Wearable bands, however, are not going away, and they are getting more fashionable and offering new functionality.
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USB-A isn't going away any time soon — it's one of the most entrenched technologies in existence.
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This is three or four years ago, and my wife was going away on a girl's weekend.
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And both are funny, outrageous, self-confident announcements that neither artist has any intention of going away.
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One thing is for sure: Trash talk isn't going away anytime soon in the fighting game community.
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But Facebook's been around since 2004, and we've all got Facebook, so it's not going away yet.
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Mark Cuban believes automation is inevitable, but that doesn't mean that blue collar jobs are going away.
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Going away for longer periods of time is no longer has to be a huge thing, either.
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The imminent end of file and suspend also means another benefit from delaying claims is going away.
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But here's the thing: Alex Jones isn't going away," she said on "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly.
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I think it's a problem that everyone sort of faces when you are going away to college.
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The Stormy Daniels story isn't going away; a helicopter crash in Iraq kills seven US service members.
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Political polarization is not going away and there is no sign that a permanent fix is forthcoming.
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"The threat is not going away," said FBI Director Christopher Wray during a White House press briefing.
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My body was in such shock that I was at a standstill; the bruising wasn't going away.
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"There's one or two going away parties a week," another BLM employee told The Hill this week.
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And if they aren't arresting families every weekend, then yeah, it's going away, from the public eye.
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And again I'm not going away from the entire scene … I'm going to be advancing these things.
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She said protesters realize Trump wants to approve the pipeline, but they aren't going away anytime soon.
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And the story about the private email server she used as secretary of State isn't going away.
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" He explained to CNBC that bitcoin's growing acceptance and usability meant it was "not going away overnight.
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There will be more opportunities to address the issue, because it is not going away anytime soon.
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Volatility is not going away anytime soon, even if we're not in a global recession, he added.
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All the forces that led us to this place are still here and they're not going away.
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Is there anything you need to do to physically prepare your body going away for these roles?
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The family separation crisis at the US-Mexico border, which started back in April, isn't going away.
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Such efforts are necessary, because cybercrime and its effects—financial and psychological—aren't going away anytime soon.
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I'll lay off WeWork this week, although the story has no signs of going away anytime soon.
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I put it off for six months, until it became clear the assignment was not going away.
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This problem isn't going away; if anything it's going to get worse as Americans continue to cluster.
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"The problem is not going away, it's just been delayed for a year or two," he said.
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I hope that we have a good company together after this situation, where Britain is going away.
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"I think it's perfectly appropriate to have a going-away party for the press secretary," he said.
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But the ongoing trade war shows that tensions between China and the western world aren't going away.
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The new complaints that surfaced in the email chain suggest that Microsoft's problem is not going away.
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It shows the party is getting a sense of trouble here, that this is not going away.
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Now investor appetite for funding delivery companies is going away, just as courier wages are going up.
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"It was really just to say, 'We're here, we're a presence, we're not going away,'" Jones says.
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The WSJ points out that the forces that compelled Time Warner to sell itself aren't going away.
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"The tax advantages of owning a home are maybe going away for some people," Mr. Chang said.
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But with several far-right demonstrations planned, there is no indication the counterprotesters are going away. video
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Crowded pedestrian zones like Las Ramblas, the Thames waterfront and Charlottesville's downtown mall are not going away.
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Questions about how institutions with large pools of money should steward those funds are not going away.
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I saw it last year and I thought, my voice is going away as I get older.
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That's not expected until mid-November, meaning the export ban isn't going away in the near term.
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Despite the divestment campaign by New York and London, fossil fuels aren't going away any time soon.
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When I first wrote about this last November, I stated that this issue was not going away.
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It was the kind of brunch we couldn't skip: a going-away celebration for a good friend.
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Regardless, out-of-pocket spending was an issue throughout this campaign, and it's not going away soon.
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While Yang may now be out of the race, conversation around universal basic income isn't going away.
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Again, don't forget, even though Too Embarrassed is going away, you should stay subscribed to this feed.
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And until I believe the Trump administration is finally getting the message, this is not going away.
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Since concrete isn't going away, reducing the carbon intensity of its production is becoming a global imperative.
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I might give up on social media if I thought it was going away, but it's not.
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We all want free and fair trade, and you can argue about negotiations with China, or taking a tougher stance with Mexico, or what have you, but the fact is — and the data just shows this — the jobs that are going away are primarily going away because of automation.
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"We've had a lot of names on the board, but the conclusion was reached [by the producers] in this year when we're highlighting so many shows that are going away, it would be a strategic use [of the Emmys] to celebrate the shows that are going away," Collier explained.
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"Retailers are losing out and those sales are going away to Amazon or they're going away to even a larger brick-and-mortar retailer," he said in a video-link interview from Dublin, where Cummins estimates that 14 percent of the city's retailers have adopted the Pointy service.
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"We've had a lot of names on the board, but the conclusion was reached [by the producers] in this year when we're highlighting so many shows that are going away, it would be a strategic use [of the Emmys] to celebrate the shows that are going away," Collier explained.
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The Russian government seems appeased for now, but the debate surrounding Telegram's role in terrorism isn't going away.
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The distressing reality is that these unwanted calls are a nuisance of American life that isn't going away.
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One thing's for sure ... LaVar was LOVING the attention Thursday night and it's not going away anytime soon.
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Just as PCs and laptops haven't been completely displaced, I just don't see phones going away anytime soon.
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But that doesn't mean his basic argument — that women should be punished for having abortions — is going away.
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The man convicted of killing Morgan Freeman's step-granddaughter is going away for 20 years ... TMZ has learned.
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Well, Vine may be going away, but this means I get to focus ALL my energy on YouTube!
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Now, those on the left only want open borders, which means this issue probably is not going away.
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But, despite growing efforts by publishers to combat the practice, it's probably not going away any time soon.
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For students going away for college, Whirlpool's mini fridge is on sale for the low price of $79.99.
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On Wednesday, she celebrated a bridal going away party with her White House co-workers, including Kellyanne Conway.
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There's a horrible trend in smartphones happening right now, and I'm afraid it's not going away very soon.
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If you've got a Flickr account, hopefully you're already aware: the free 1 terabyte plan is going away.
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" He said they were successful in expanding the electorate, adding, "and that work isn't going away anytime soon.
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And the Ghosn case doesn't appear to be going away any time soon, as the latest development demonstrates.
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But you can relax, sort of: This doesn't necessarily mean that your favorite toy store is going away.
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Sexual discrimination and harassment doesn't seem to be going away, according to a recent survey by the Boardlist.
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"And I believe lots of very potentially bad problems will be going away," he added, without providing details.
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"I told his mother he was gonna be a national champ his first time going away," Ford says.
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Whether they do it now or whether they do it in 23 years time, it's not going away.
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But with those fees soon going away, the only avenue to monetization was ad sales, the report said.
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Smith: I was 7 years old when I can remember my father first being incarcerated and going away.
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I don't think Henry and Stan hanging out is going away, and look forward to that inevitable shitshow.
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" His experiences have also left him with a hopeful sentiment: "I'm glad that the trend is going away.
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Two weeks later, Cunanan declared he was leaving San Diego, and threw a going away party for himself.
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The memo said Jackson had crashed a government vehicle during a Secret Service going away party while intoxicated.
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Also important to note: The Hangouts mobile app — which also offers a chat option — is not going away.
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But the point is: Even though iTunes is going away, your music and iTunes gift cards are not.
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Moreover, the exodus from the land has slowed, implying that the problem of underemployment is not going away.
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China's new artificial islands, and the military equipment it has installed on them, aren't going away anytime soon.
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With the It sequel already scheduled for a September 2019 release date, Pennywise isn't going away anytime soon.
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We've had to for 13 years, between moving across the country, to me going away for a year.
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Plus, they won't be going away when spring finally returns because they're about to become a permanent offering.
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But he didn't, and clearly the subject of Hillary's relation to Bill's "indiscretions" isn't going away anytime soon.
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But single-payer wasn't a politically feasible goal in America, for three big reasons that aren't going away.
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Not only is Mr Nazarbayev clearly in charge of his own succession, he is also not going away.
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"Guys may come and go, but the bond between the [sisters] is never going away," the source added.
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Unfortunately, the tech world's lack of diversity is a stubborn problem that doesn't seem to be going away.
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It's obviously not going away, so expect people to use it again after the inevitable next big storm.
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The Google fan blog says it's seen an "internal Google document" that claims the headphone jack's going away.
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So, I'm going away from the beverages, except for the charitable trust believes in PepsiCo and Indra Nooyi.
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But the traditional TV, where you just sit and you can just switch channels, this is going away.
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The fourth he asked, Ms. Wall, said yes in spite of being busy hosting a going-away party.
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And that specific problem is slowly going away, thanks to the rise of a mobile, cloud-connected world.
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The investigations have consumed his presidency and they are not going away any time in the near future.
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With Monday's confirmation that the Russia story isn't going away, that gap could become more significant over time.
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But some analysts have put the brakes on the idea that gas-only cars are going away forever.
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We'll have plenty of time to watch it unfold — this case certainly isn't going away any time soon.
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And while Boehner did not give in to Jordan's demands, the fight is not going away anytime soon.
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Jill Biden says "Joe is not going away… he's going to be involved in the midterm elections." pic.twitter.
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"The players well tell you, I told them 489 turnovers and under, we win going away," Martelli said.
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Law enforcement access to data stored on individuals' devices isn't an issue that's going away any time soon.
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But with its complex story and setting, the carving won't be going away any time soon, if ever.
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The rise of the alt-right shows that these dark ideas are not going away without a fight.
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After about two months, she says, she noticed her aches and pains going away and her posture improving.
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With baby boomers aging and healthcare costs rising, the challenge of getting acute care is not going away.
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"This is something that's not going away soon," said Gregory Peters, senior portfolio manager at PGIM Fixed Income.
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But for good or ill, we can safely predict that these quixotic candidates are not going away soon.
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Sam's still on vacation next week, so like all that summer produce, I'm not going away anytime soon.
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Dubai (CNN Business)The forces that pushed oil sharply lower at the end of 2018 aren't going away.
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But the stations aren't going away, Goren said, and transmission equipment has only become cheaper and more sophisticated.
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It is not as though the budget problems of the United States are going away any time soon.
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The opioid addiction problem is not going away, but it will to continue to grow for several years.
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Local retail in the U.S. is a massive market, and "shop local" is a slogan not going away.
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Neither is going away, though GOAT's tech stack will be used to facilitate Flight Club's online sales business.
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Industry concerns about the cost of implementing such a massive data capture system are clearly not going away.
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But the forces propelling the far right's rise are not contingent on these events, and aren't going away.
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They are already a reality for millions of people around the globe — and they are not going away.
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If the headphone jack is going away, Apple will most likely move to Lightning-based earbuds and headphones.
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I'm simply trying to explain what keeps driving the market higher, and it's something that's not going away.
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"The problems in the Canadian market are structural and they won't be going away anytime soon," he said.
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The best part about going away with your partner is experiencing the world with them at your side.
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But to Japanese, this a really big deal, and certainly not a topic that's going away anytime soon.
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Going away from human-conceived theories and models of natural phenomena to more data-driven methods and models.
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Though the outcome is unlikely to change, Mr. Gillum has made it clear he is not going away.
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I think the important thing to realize is that this is not new and it's not going away.
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After this week's ruling, in which India banned Free Basics outright, that problem isn't going away for Facebook.
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Slime squishing and soap cutting are part of a huge craze that doesn't seem to be going away.
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Trump, for his part, spent these first weeks of February telling Americans that the problem was going away.
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Signs the problem is not going away Outside the Paracel Islands Museum sits the 90152 TS fishing boat.
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The escalation suggests the trade war, and impact on American farmers, is not going away any time soon.
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Of course, that doesn't mean IGTV is going away or even being scaled back in any meaningful way.
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PITTSBURGH — Imagine dreaming about going away to college, about the opportunity for validation and reinvention that it presents.
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A. is still at work and texts that he is going to a coworker's going away happy hour.
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"There is nothing exciting about this plan," an unnamed shareholder told the FT. And competition isn't going away.
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Bricks-and-mortar retail is not going away— it still dominates online sales and most likely always will.
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I'd thought about canceling, then decided that going away and staying busy was better than sitting home obsessing.
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This is an issue that won't be going away soon, however much the adtech industry might wish it.
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And there were also three big problems with this interview going in that aren't going away anytime soon.
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They're not going away, but they should be getting a little more robust and a little less disposable.
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At his going away party, only two kids showed up, and even they weren't very attached to him.
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This probably won't be all that disruptive in the short term, since the old app isn't going away.
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There are those basic services that television and radio provide, and the internet provide, that aren't going away.
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The ATU may not win this round, but it has tapped into a movement that isn't going away.
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I've been in the trenches before, but now it's certain cavalries are coming, and we're not going away.
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Trump's general election outlook continues to get worse and worse, and his campaign money troubles aren't going away.
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Regardless of the cause, this "rising tide" of home runs does not appear to be going away anytime soon.
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SoundCloud is not going away—not in 50 days, not in 80 days or anytime in the foreseeable future.
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That's a good thing to remind people of — I'm not going away from the show, Jack is still around.
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Apple is not going away anytime soon, but they're facing the fiercest competition they've had in a long time.
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And when even Macedonian teenagers are getting in on this racket, you can be sure it's not going away.
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Pricing has widened a little in the last month or so but I don't see that liquidity going away.
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So they're not going away, but they will be opt-in — at least on the part of Superhuman users.
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Something tells us this unlikely pair isn't going away any time soon, even if it's only to save face.
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They are not going away anytime soon, as scammers are getting more clever and devious in their phishing attempts.
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The Motorola name is not going away, but it will become increasingly rare to see it on consumer products.
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Before her wedding, Manigualt celebrated a bridal going away party with her White House co-workers, including Kellyanne Conway.
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While the MSN name is going away on Android and iOS, the site itself will remain branded as MSN.
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But last month, Google emailed me and let me know that the extra storage would soon be going away.
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In short, this problem isn't going away anytime soon — and all too often air quality is still getting worse.
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Few things are certain in 2017's fraught national climate, but hate certainly doesn't look to be going away.
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The difference is the most since 2007 and suggests that the inverted yield curve may not be going away.
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So China is slowing, and frankly, our analyses of [capital expenditure] strength indicate that this is not going away.
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"With all the uncertainty over Brexit, I can't see the pound's weakness going away any time soon," Lacey said.
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"At the end of the day, the debate over the wall and immigration policy is not going away," Rep.
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Helpsters - While regular Sesame Street isn't going away, to fill out Apple's new streaming service, Big Bird and co.
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"The people in here are not going away," said Alvarado, who has been taking classes for almost a decade.
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"If the deal breaks, we can see those costs going away soon," Cowen & Company analysts wrote in a note.
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Wanting to know what others think of us is a basic human desire that's not going away anytime soon.
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They lent a dangerous, violent, often grotesque edge to his rallies, and they're obviously not going away anytime soon.
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But sometimes it's about the small, weird, charming parts of Destiny, like the Grimoire that is apparently going away.
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ONE, AT THE MOST MACRO LEVEL, SECURITY IS SOMETHING THAT EVERYBODY IS FOCUSED ON AND IT'S NOT GOING AWAY.
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And while we'll continue to rage against it, these kinds of stickers aren't going away soon, it would seem.
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But the controversy isn't going away, even nearly a full week after the White House made the bombshell announcement.
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FORTT: IF ANYBODY IN SILICON VALLEY SHOULD BE FREAKING OUT ABOUT TITLE 2 GOING AWAY, IT SHOULD BE YOU.
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" Why it matters: "All of this would be survivable if the mentality was going away in a few years.
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"No matter what happens in this election, what Trump represents isn't crazy, and it's not going away," he said.
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Which is, I would say, this is the worst political scandal in American history, and it's not going away.
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"But now it's been there for a half a year, and I don't see them going away," he said.
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Much as Mr Camacho may wish it, Mr Morales's resignation does not mean that the MAS is going away.
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They basically had a rendering, and they summed it up as: The problem of smoking is not going away.
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"I told him that the stories were out of control, that it just wasn't going away," Mr. Wildstein testified.
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Despite the obvious signs suggesting that governments scrap plain packaging, it doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon.
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Bottom line: You probably have nothing to worry about because the Lightning port isn't gonna be going away (yet).
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He is not going away; he will be around for some time and is enjoying every minute of it.
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The reality is that Trump's core supporters are not going away, much less defecting to another party or politician.
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With both a possible Russian connection and a Stormy Daniels connection, this story won't be going away anytime soon.
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"The brutality, the ruthlessness, it's still there, and I don't really see it going away anytime soon," he said.
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But even without a moratorium, golf is doing a pretty good job of going away all on its own.
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The Electoral College is not going away, and the asymmetry in state populations is likely, if anything, to increase.
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They were enjoying their high-class waltz, but their feet were trampling the middle class, which is going away.
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"[Fame] isn't going away, so I figure I'm just going to take advantage of it," he said in 2015.
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However, these allegations aren't going away and there will be an ethics investigation in the Senate, if he wins.
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"That need for funds to flow into the economy isn't going away any time soon," Juckes told clients Wednesday.
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"The problem of student homelessness is not going away," said Randi Levine, the policy director of Advocates for Children.
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That's not going away, and it's actually because of The Office that I think I can take these risks.
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But while these elections succeeded in containing the rise of euroskepticism, the real problem is not going away: europessimism.
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One thing is clear: racial profiling incidents — and the fallout from them — do not seem to be going away.
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I don't think this conversation is going away, but I do think it will shift from problem to solution.
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As designers work to smooth airflow under the car for fuel-economy improvements, those compartments are going away, too.
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Even before the Packers and Bears moved the demonstration into a second week, the issue was not going away.
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We're less than a month into 2020 and maybe the most prominent way to access IGTV is going away.
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Yet the speculation, which was gaining currency even before the publishing of the dossier by BuzzFeed, isn't going away.
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" But Jon Orcutt, a spokesman for Bike New York, said, "The ship has sailed — the bikes aren't going away.
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Among the most damaging allegations: Jackson was drunk and "wrecked a government vehicle" while at a going-away party.
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They didn't always appreciate the role of the press but they accepted the reality that it wasn't going away.
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If you are going away for more than a week, stocking up on fresh food might not make sense.
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That's not going away, and you can subscribe to get all of The Verge's excellent videos on YouTube here.
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"I think it is a modest win, but look, Iran's not going away," he told CNBC's "Capital Connection" Friday.
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BRIAN NICCOL: -- van at the front door five times a day; so, you know, delivery is not going away.
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Both these exonerations and the executions are a clear reminder that the problem of innocence is not going away.
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And thanks to the increasing number of hottest years on record – including 220006 – this problem is not going away.
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"We're not going away," New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, who runs the state's pension fund, told CNN Business.
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But this latest effort by the Trump administration makes it clear these lawsuits are not going away anytime soon.
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North Carolina, like Virginia, also trailed at halftime, but clawed its way back and won going away, 22002-22005.
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And then, by the way, the coalition that we've helped foster around this issue, it isn't going away either.
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"My love for this city will never change," Cousins said at a going-away dinner in Sacramento on Monday.
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The reason for this is a limited understanding of how tinnitus sets in and what prevents it from going away.
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Additionally, the card offers a 25 percent bonus for air travel redeemed through Citi's portal; that bonus is going away.
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He tries to put it all in perspective ... Leslie can handle Ghosts, but the haters are just not going away.
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"As for the battery case, she is owed her day in court, I don't see that going away," Jung said.
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You already know you're going away to a place where you will not be able to hurt anyone every again.
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And let me just say that their going away presents from the Grey's crew will officially tug on your heartstrings.
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I had even invited him to my going away party via snap message, and though he replied, he didn't come.
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Android's back button might be going away entirely, replaced with a quick swipe to the left from the home button.
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It certainly hasn't provided a crystal clear statement of the value delivered in exchange for the headphone jack going away.
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But now that Obamacare is not going away anytime soon, the focus is shifting back to a short-term deal.
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Today, after years of dwindling usage and financial woes from BlackBerry developer RIM, BlackBerry Messenger is going away for good.
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TweetDeck as a standalone Windows app may be going away, but Twitter for Windows 10 is still alive and kicking.
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The bad news is that even if Google Play Music isn't going away on Tuesday, its days are certainly numbered.
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But even if a citizenship question isn't ultimately reinstated, that doesn't mean the fear of an undercount is going away.
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Do you look forward to your wife going away so you can play video games like a huge man baby?
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"We are not going away without a fight," Jerry Dias, National President of Unifor, told a news conference in Oshawa.
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Again, the main factor in most of these situations is persistent symptoms that can't be ignored and aren't going away.
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I think, you know, going away with Scott and his girlfriend and the kids is a nice thing before Christmas.
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EA did not specify when the progression change will be coming to Battlefront II. Crates aren't going away completely, though.
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These sort of operations are surely not going away — in fact, they appear to be expanding in use and popularity.
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Fashion mogul and designer Karl Lagerfeld has realized that the adult coloring book fad isn't going away any time soon.
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"On the iPhone demand side, they have a customer base that is not going away to other platforms," said Lamba.
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While she noticed her stomach getting toned, the fat in her arms and legs didn't seem to be going away.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Vocal snobs had better get used to Auto-Tune, because it ain't going away.
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"Guys may come and go, but the bond between the [sisters] is never going away," a source recently told PEOPLE.
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But considering the fact that he approached Daphne after it was filed, it doesn't look like he's going away yet.
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Connect isn't going away entirely; it'll still remain on artist pages and in the For You section, according to 9to5Mac.
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What the attack has really brought to light is that it's going away too slowly, and that needs to change.
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The Time Warner Cable name is going away This is also the beginning of the end for Time Warner Cable.
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At long last, Instagram's old-school icon is going away in favor of something more modern — a lot more modern.
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" Jim Manley, a former aide to Harry Reid: "Republicans won vote but the immigration issue isn't going away anytime soon.
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What moves you But when I read this morning that Scion was going away, I was hit hard by nostalgia.
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"We have to accept that the old is going away and the new has not yet fully emerged," she said.
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For example, if I'm going away for three days I pack my outfit for the third day on the bottom.
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None of those problems are going away any time soon, but they weren't on anybody's lips at the ExCeL Centre.
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In reality, we're stuck with PNR for a while — and it's a problem that's not going away any time soon.
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Instagram photo maps, which displayed the pictures you had taken according to where you had taken them, are going away.
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Moral of the story: Be careful, and if you have acne that isn't going away go see a derm, stat.
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However, like the accounts that are going away, the cards come with restrictions, such as one free ATM withdrawal monthly.
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They will still be able to claim the deductions for mortgage interest and charitable contributions, which are not going away.
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The disclosures made it clear that such influence campaigns aren't going away, even as tech companies step up their vigilance.
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"The Ham4Ham shows are a joy, and they're not going away forever," Jeffrey Seller, the lead producer of "Hamilton," said.
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But it's not about rental fees, it's about information, and the value of information isn't going away any time soon.
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The case is "not going away at this stage," U.S. District Judge James Donato said, according to the Associated Press.
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"It's definitely not going away," said Christopher K. Anderson, a faculty member at the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration.
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So the thing that kept our generation young is falling away, globalization, technology aren't going away; these are massive things.
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High volatility isn't going away for bitcoin, raising questions about whether the digital currency can be a sustainable investment asset.
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On Day Three, Chen reported that diarrhea had taken hold while his cough seemed to be going away for good.
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At a going-away party in Moscow for the expelled Britons, the "James Bond" theme music played on a loop.
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Going away for the summer and having minimal phone access is the nicest thing I get to do all year.
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They budget for Zoom, they budget for Slack, they budget for Workday and Salesforce and those budgets aren't going away.
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There's no indication of when it will be going away or why, but Mashable reached out to Google for comment.
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She told her sisters to pray for her and to take care of Jesus, as if she were going away.
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The two throw a going away party for "old luxury," making way for the "new luxury" of the GV53 SUV.
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But I just don't know enough about Chinese history and how that's influenced modern society...This is not going away.
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For a Return to China, Google Is Said to Build a Censored Search Engine Autoplay Videos Are Not Going Away.
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The likelihood is this: We're going to have an administration that has morally and politically collapsed, without actually going away.
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A lot of his humor before...leaving Chappelle Show and going away, it was not about who Dave Chappelle was.
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The critique that Facebook isn't a neutral platform and is looking more like a media company is not going away.
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The trend toward online sales isn't going away anytime soon, especially among the set that came of age with smartphones.
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"As for the battery case, she is owed her day in court, I don't see that going away," he said.
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It's certainly not going away anytime soon, but Sanders aims to speed up the replacement of natural gas with renewables.
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That said, robots in the workplace aren't going away, and companies stand to benefit most if they adopt AI intentionally.
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"Is being too bad nobody deciding to be paying theshadowbrokers for just to shutup and going away," the notice said.
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But the conflict is as elemental as anything can be in American political culture; it isn't ever going away. ♦
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Still, the interest by both Senate and House investigators in the IRS whistleblower reveals that the issue isn't going away.
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While nothing is official until Apple says it's so on stage, all signs point to the headphone jack going away.
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The internet isn't going away anytime soon, and — with the constant introduction of new technology — sex trafficking continues to evolve.
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On Twitter's Q2 earnings call Tuesday afternoon, it became clear that that advertiser problem isn't going away any time soon.
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There is no doubt it's here and it doesn't seem to be going away and we need to acknowledge that.
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Bill Cosby is going away, but his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame isn't going anywhere ... TMZ has learned.
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"The (issue of uncontrolled movements) is not going away," Rob Johnston, manager, railway investigations at the TSB, said in an interview.
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Shannon Beador may have told Vicki Gunvalson that she no longer wants to be friends, but Gunvalson isn't going away quietly.
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We broke the story ... despite Trump's star being a lightning rod for violence and vandalism, it's not going away anytime soon.
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But the sales manager, who studied human resources as a student, said recent events had dashed his dreams of going away.
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But the passage of a very similar policy in California is yet another sign the idea isn't going away anytime soon.
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In any case, the charismatic white supremacist is a trope that isn't going away soon, either in movies or in politics.
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It's bitterly cold across parts of the U.S. and Canada right now, and the freezing temps aren't going away anytime soon.
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Nobody knows when humans carved the first snow penis into freshly fallen powder, but they're not going away any time soon.
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Even with all these interesting efforts, we aren't going to see traditional cloud, network, data center or common endpoints going away.
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I started to feel the rear going away so I knew it was going to be tricky to keep the pace.
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Danny Rand and his glowing fist aren't going away anytime soon, and Marvel can't sweep either of them under the rug.
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Last summer, J.J. Abrams indicated at an event that the lawsuit was "going away," only to have Paramount continue its suit.
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Twitter's central Moments tab, which once terrorized obsessive-compulsive users with a blue dot that never went away, is going away.
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The biggest news in the blog post is that the Vine app won't be going away when Vine the service does.
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Anyway, the key attribute in these things is scarcity and that is, you know, the Museum of Ice Cream's going away.
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And at a Secret Service going away party, the doctor got intoxicated and "wrecked a government vehicle," according to the summary.
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But that's not how it works — badge or no, Claire isn't going away, nor are the 1000s organizing across the company.
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But that's not how it works -- badge or no, Claire isn't going away, nor are the 1000s organizing across the company.
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It's a learned animosity and it isn't going away anytime soon, especially when massive amounts of customer data are at stake.
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" Chewy: "The problem is ... the market is going away from the companies with fast growth but no earnings and that's Chewy.
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Friedman is optimistic, because "dogs are very emotional for people," and he doesn't think that feeling is going away anytime soon.
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I think it was partially that when I started the new relationship, I was going to be going away to school.
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"They're here to stay, they're not going away but we're ready to take them on," he said of the new rivals.
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Often described as an issue that happens in the shadows, human trafficking is a problem that's not going away anytime soon.
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Facebook has a lot of problems right now, but one that's definitely not going away any time soon is fake news.
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Facebook built a $355 billion empire almost entirely on this information, and it doesn't appear to be going away anytime soon.
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His brother is going back to school so we all meet up for a going-away lunch at Duke's Chowder House.
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Wenig said he doesn't think stores are completely going away, but that stores must be a "mini distribution center" to succeed.
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Murder is nothing new, it is not going away and it is not dependent on one method of killing or another.
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That doesn't mean slowpitch is going away, but its tenure as the best-known form of softball may be ending soon.
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In short, existing products like the RC BB-8 won't be going away and will continue to be available for purchase.
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When it hadn't disappeared after two years, however, the question instead became whether or not it was going away at all.
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" Merk said the challenges in Britain were not going away given the Brexit talks, and that "doesn't bode well for sterling.
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"Individuals are increasingly responsible for their own financial futures, now that pensions are going away, social security is uncertain," Lee said.
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Although the cryptocurrency market is on a downward trend this month, Bitcoin and the blockchain are not going away anytime soon.
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I have no excuse for my action so I am going away for a while to try and save my life.
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Seven days, no checking email, and the only thing I wish I saw was an invite to someone's going away party.
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I guess what I'm trying to say by showing you these neckbud examples is that the style isn't going away. Ever.
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"Thomas gave me many clues that something was going on and I could see that it wasn't going away," she says.
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The Freedom Caucus might agree to let the border wall funding go for now, but the caucus is not going away.
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My co-workers gave me a going-away party, and I drank half a bottle of whiskey on an empty stomach.
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While Reserved Instances aren't going away yet, it sounds like Amazon is trying to steer customers to the new savings plans.
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Now you're sending every signal you're going away from them, which gives the message, 'I'm gonna to take y'all for granted.
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In a fund-raising pitch on Wednesday morning, Mr. Sanders made clear that he has no intention of going away quietly.
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"Our data suggests that list prices are going away," said Guru Hariharan, chief executive of Boomerang Commerce, a retail analytics firm.
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QUINCEY: YEAH, WE'VE DEFINITELY SUFFERED OVER THE LAST NUMBER OF YEARS WITH THE STRENGTHENING DOLLAR AND THAT'S KIND OF GOING AWAY.
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But we think the answer is yes, traditional retirement is going away even if it hasn't died out completely quite yet.
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" But Pope Francis also said the problem of sexual abuse of children is not going away because it's a "human problem.
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Seipler: The industry very rapidly is going away from the small amenity bottles and that does have a revenue reduction potentially.
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Seipler: The industry very rapidly is going away from the small amenity bottles and that does have a revenue reduction potentially.
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The investigations aren't going away, crises within Netanyahu's coalition are becoming regular events and many analysts see elections on the horizon.
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Despite the hitless finale, he had quite a going-away series, going 5-for-8 with two doubles and five RBIs.
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"The stock is likely going to struggle in the coming months but Apple is not going away," said Capital Advisors' Smith.
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In what might be Insecure's most relatable episode yet, we learn that Issa's money troubles are not going away anytime soon.
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These alleged ethical lapses have triggered more than a dozen federal inquiries, audits, and investigations, and the scrutiny isn't going away.
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"This kind of Russophobic obsession should somehow be going away given the current situation, ideally, but apparently it isn't," he added.
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"The opposition is not going away," said Paul Stevens, an energy expert at Chatham House, a research organization based in London.
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Del won't be around to terrorize the Byrdes in Season 2 — more on that below — but the Navarros aren't going away.
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Those are the industries where everyone is worried that the jobs are going away — or to China or Japan or Mexico.
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European companies are still more interested in E.S.G. than U.S. companies, but it feels like a trend that isn't going away.
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I don't think brands are going away I just think it's going to be a difficult place to invest or work.
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The astronomers only observed Oumuamua on the outward part of its journey, when it was going away from the sun, however.
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One of the great things about going away to college is the chance to meet people who are not the same.
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Instead of going away, he had cold contraband beer, and I had nothing better to do than learn more about him.
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Among other things, it should put to rest any speculation that the National Rally party is going away any time soon.
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I really liked her in person, and I wanted to see her again, but we were both going away for Christmas.
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It was a shot over the bow, like, 'We're here, and there's a lot of us, and we're not going away.
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It's not going away anytime soon: Donald Trump reportedly would like to keep his Android phone once in the White House.
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"People are very optimistic here that all the risks cited are going away," said Ilya Feygin, senior strategist at WallachBeth Capital.
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The AfD clearly isn't going away anytime soon: Its strength, particularly in the East, will make governing without it increasingly complicated.
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It is about justice — and embracing the reality that these fighters are not going away, nor are they the SDF's problem.
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And even if the White House's proposal isn't enacted now, the question of whether to keep the PCAOB isn't going away.
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"If he thinks we're going away and forgetting that he has not yet spoken to the FBI, he's wrong," Allred said.
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I need to possess them because I feel they might go away, that they are in the middle of going away.
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But the likelihood of the feud going away appears slight when it is the president himself who is upping the ante.
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Vincent Deluard, the director of global macro strategy at INTL FCStone, doesn&apost think these issues are going away anytime soon.
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Headwinds created by increased spending on data privacy and security and the threat of regulation are not going away, said Binger.
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"It shows what happens when the commodity prices start turning around and some of the negativity starts going away," said Cieszynski.
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Going away to Bucknell University -- a small liberal arts college with a mostly white student body -- was a complete culture shock.
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But I think the world will have to struggle with this new reality of online propaganda, because it isn't going away.
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But I don't see these venues going away—they're too important—and there will always be a need for these spaces.
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The current search icon, a magnifying glass in the upper right-hand corner on iOS, is going away, a spokesperson said.
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"When we talk with retailers, they don't necessarily see cash as a a payment instrument for the consumers going away," he said.
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At the last jump, Des De Jeu tracked down the leader, the post-time favorite, and went on to win going away.
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Try as it may to manage its own product, Facebook has a Facebook-sized problem that likely isn't going away anytime soon.
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But at the grassroots level, people have been doing the hard work for a very long time, and they're not going away.
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That Joe Biden 2020 rumor isn't going away anytime soon, and it's only because Biden himself continues to tease us about it.
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