I got closer to 30; he got closer to 35.
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As we got closer to Winnipeg, we passed more farms.
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Tony got closer to Huma and HRC during the campaign.
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We got closer to creating a healthier planet for our children.
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Did the project change as you got closer to the performance?
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He got closer to me than anyone had been in months.
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Over the years I got closer to something that was passable.
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"As it got closer to the end, I was preparing myself," she says.
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We slowed back down as we got closer to the dock in Brooklyn.
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And people only grew more exasperated as it got closer to 7 p.m.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) also got closer to qualifying for the December debate.
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As they got closer to the stairwell, the gunfire continued, and they smelled gunpowder.
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As the aircraft got closer to his cruiser, he realized it was much bigger.
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As we got closer to Alberta, passengers were getting restless for some moose sightings.
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As Rosenthal got closer to the summit, the flag began to come into view.
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Others hitchhiked or, once they got closer to the city, even borrowed a bike.
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As we got closer to the register, we saw a pile of unattended returns.
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As it got closer to 9, people started chanting "Harry" more and more frequently.
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The stars — as they got closer to impact — seemed to be growing closer together.
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The producer got closer to nightmare territory with his next film, Return to Oz (1985).
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But then the track got closer to her adopted city and a switch went off.
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But as the show got closer to the finale, they tried to be more covert.
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As I got closer to the spot we'd seen in photos, I saw the flagstones.
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I got closer to finding my own voice, so those songs were retired pretty early on.
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I feel like I got closer to your music from dancing and being in the club.
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The prediction was subject to change, becoming more precise as the storm got closer to shore.
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The car then got closer to me so that the driver could show me his handgun.
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As Arnold got closer to the beach, he became aware of the towering buildings behind her.
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"The L Word" got closer to depicting the real social milieu of women who love women.
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On the high end, established names like Hewlett-Packard and Compaq got closer to Packard Bell's territory.
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A NASA space probe just got closer to the Sun than any human-made object in history.
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As it got closer to 10, the crowd searched the faces of the NBC announcers for clues.
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Which brought us to Thursday, when the legal system got closer to closing its book on Manafort.
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A strong smell of smoke became stronger as we got closer to the heart of the neighborhood.
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But as his dad got closer to retirement age, my husband took on even more of the workload.
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After Trump got closer to smell Giuliani's neck, the then-mayor sprayed a scent on his chest area.
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As they got closer to our cell we poured the bleach out and let our fingers air dry.
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" As she got closer to me, I heard her tell him, "This is why you shouldn't come out.
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And this was one of the first records where I thought we got closer to hitting that mark.
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As I got closer to him, I could hear that he was singing "Baby Love" by the Supremes.
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As I got closer to this piece of paper; I noticed that it wasn't any piece of paper.
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As it got closer to Earth, the icy comet shed more gas and dust evaporating through its tail.
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Then, come high school, I started to embrace my heritage and got closer to my family's West Indian roots.
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" She continues: "As we got closer to home, Cody yelled out, 'We are going to do [a] toy drive!
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As we got closer to November, the long runs started to dominate at least one day of my weekend.
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As it got closer to marathon weekend, I even skipped practices to avoid injury just days before the race.
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"As we got closer to implementation we spent more time with developers, analytics companies and advertising companies," said Schiller.
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As I got closer to 40, however, those bumps in the road became bigger and more difficult to explain.
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But with each passing month he got closer to the nomination, and Republican leaders did nothing to stop him.
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With every step Gibb got closer to the finish line on Boylston Street, but her feet grew increasingly painful.
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He got closer to a definitive answer when his blood work came back positive for herpes simplex virus type 1.
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As the noise got louder and the suspect got closer to the classroom, they realized it was gunshots, he said.
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We discuss how those of them who examined the photo more closely got closer to the answer in the caption.
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As I got closer to my 30s, though, I realized that money could buy me the nontraditional life I wanted.
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The group did not interact with a small handful of Trump supporters on hand as they got closer to Pence's home.
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When the fighting got closer to their hometowns, both fled, with little food or water and no way of finding more.
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But as we got closer to the shoot date, Paul began texting that he would make sure to be on set.
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At one point, I could even see a long black tunnel and as I got closer to it, I fell in.
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If their thought patterns got closer to the template for what they were scared of, like snakes, the disc got bigger.
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Initially, scientists hoped that when the comet got closer to the Sun, Philae would get enough sunlight to power its batteries.
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The company said in response that it planned to increase outreach efforts as the vaccine got closer to hitting the market.
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As Deardorff got closer to her due date, parents who had just given birth would help if she dropped a blanket.
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Merely shallow waters, not deep waters, covered parts of US 17 in Pawleys Island as I got closer to Myrtle Beach.
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As I got closer to the restaurant, I was expecting the strong odor of marijuana, but surprisingly didn't smell a thing.
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"As it got closer to the end, I realized I was crying," says Clementi, who is 40 and lives in Wisconsin.
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The first Led Zeppelin record is one of the best sounding records ever, and I wish we got closer to that sound.
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Before the Apple Card, I would usually only check my credit card balance occasionally as it got closer to a payment deadline.
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But as the group got closer to the summit, Mr. Bellò remarked on the constant snowfall — an estimated 20 inches one day.
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I followed the map, and as I got closer to the location that it indicated, the app signaled the tracker was nearby.
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He was telling me that that every time he got closer [to authorities], they'd fired kind of a warning shot at him.
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Coronavirus got closer to Trump after an individual who attended the Conservative Political Action Conference less than two weeks ago tested positive.
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JON CARAMANICA Here's to a set of ads that got closer to the zeitgeist than the ceremony during which they were broadcast.
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Last week, Nutaku got closer to this goal by acquiring Kimochi, a client for buying and playing adult games, much like Steam.
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In Sunday night's Westworld episode, "Riddle of the Sphinx," viewers got closer to understanding the true purpose of Westworld and the Delos corporation.
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All these 13 females have something in themselves which I appreciate greatly, and it is through impersonation that I got closer to them.
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After doing some research, I set up both accounts for aggressive investments early and more conservative investments as I got closer to retirement.
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Gwyneth's husband, Brad Falchuk, ditched his gloves and mask as they got closer to home, but only when there was no one around.
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But as he got closer to revealing the vehicle, he kept teasing that it would have a "futuristic-like cyberpunk, Blade Runner" design.
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Trump has made this claim before, but in his famed book he (or his ghostwriter) got closer to -- and further from — the facts.
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The then-Expedia CEO managed to remain shrouded in mystery as the company's board of directors got closer to nailing down their pick.
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I wasn't really thinking of it early this morning, but I found myself searching for news as it got closer to 10 a.m.
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As I got closer to the border agents, the people-watching changed from a game of spot the idiosyncrasy to full-on drama.
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"When I got closer to God, He is the one that helped me get over all this and to heal," he told Fox News.
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There, she got closer to nature, which seems only natural as she says she is happiest when around animals and fighting for their rights.
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And then there's the idea that perhaps Mars' orbit changed and that the planet somehow got closer to the Sun billions of years ago.
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They predicted that once Comet 67P got closer to the Sun sometime in August 2015, Philae might get enough sunlight to wake up again.
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He jumped from the aircraft and pulled his 'chute—but as he got closer to the ground, he couldn't manage to slow himself down.
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But today's batch marks a historic moment for the orbiter, which got closer to the Great Red Spot than ever before on Monday, July 10th.
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But as I got closer to the magical camera, the less sorry I was when I accidentally pricked my elbow in someone else's eye socket.
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" She snapped her fingers once, then got closer to his face so she could whisper, "You know I don't give no care about some line.
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The video showed the Taser on a dirt path where the two men scuffled but ended without showing how it got closer to the body.
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"As I got closer to him, I could see he was covered in bugs, he was uncomfortable and his fur was matted," Grossi tells PEOPLE.
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With random counters governing a player's chance of winning and losing, there was an inherent thrill of risk as players got closer to the end.
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"It looked pretty much like a burnt bean, and then as I got closer to lift it off the spoon, I saw eyes," Walker said.
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The effect has been the opposite for CEO Elon Musk, who got closer to cashing in on a massive pay package after the stock rallied.
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Then she got closer to the wall behind the sink and countertop, which had been painted white when we moved in, and she touched the backsplash.
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But two of the more critical takes on Bush nostalgia got closer to the heart of what was being mourned, in distant hindsight, with his death.
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"I could just watch the shells literally getting thinner as I moved up through the record and got closer to the present day," Dr. Osborne said.
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The timing between each eclipse became progressively shorter as Earth got closer to Jupiter on its orbit, and the timing became longer as Earth moved farther away.
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As they got closer to the ground, Gursky is shown dropping from the aircraft, injuring his right wrist and tearing his left bicep, according to the video.
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With two major scores from their big man in the middle, the Kings got closer to a division title with a victory that left the Rangers fuming.
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Investors also kept an eye on the Dow, as it got closer to hitting 20,000 or the first time, having broken above 19,000 less than a month ago.
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But I assumed that as he got closer to the Republican nomination Trump would tone down his extreme behavior in order to demonstrate his acceptability to mainstream voters.
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"The outline and shape of the bags, as I got closer to it, I could tell that it was the outline of a small human body," he says.
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Here's how Pineda described it in a press statement:When we dove down in the submarine, we noticed the water became murkier as we got closer to the bottom.
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As we got closer to the date, we added nudging to work on his d'var Torah, a teaching he would give on the section of Torah he read.
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As she got closer to home, Ms. Gold said, she saw fire engines with their ladders extended so that investigators could climb up and survey the debris area.
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The aging presidential helicopter fleet just got closer to its much-needed $21 billion-plus upgrade, as test models are now on track for government testing this year.
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"We were looking for buckets of energy when we got closer to the Sun, and we're seeing some very large buckets going by, so that's good," Kasper said.
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The journey -- which should have been around 26 minutes -- initially seemed fairly routine but as it got closer to Islamabad, lightning was visible on both sides of the plane.
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NASA's trailblazing Parker Solar Probe, on a mission to gather critical information about the Sun, just got closer to the Earth's nearest star than any other spacecraft before it.
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Though Pacquiao's defense got more porous as the fight got closer to its finish, the ring veteran's energy, craft, and counter-jabbing seemingly got him back into the competition.
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More importantly, however, Bell says, she and Shepard, who've been open about their relationship's "volatile" start and the importance of therapy in their marriage, got closer to one another.
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Whenever a race started, everyone on the grounds directed their attention to the nearest TV. The cheering and excitement escalated as the horses got closer to the finish line.
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Saltz got closer to the show's intention, which was to recover what had been forgotten, overlooked, neglected, or ignored, but he doesn't want to shake things up too much.
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As they got closer to the capital, the teachers marched to the song "We're Not Gonna Take It." Extraordinary kindness Along the way, the teachers encountered extreme acts of generosity.
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As I got closer to the gate, I could see Air Force security and military police with tanks and guns trying to prevent people outside from coming to the base.
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As we got closer to the Rink, it was nearly impossible to tell which people were in line to skate and which were simply admiring the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
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And as we got closer to starting everything up last fall, they helped us on the framework of the course with myself and John [Fischer, a fellow professor at the CIA].
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While I won't be adopting Cook or Krawcheck's morning routines in the near future, I did gain some valuable insights and got closer to establishing the ideal morning ritual for myself.
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" When the teen responded that he couldn't go to his room, the officer got closer to him and said: "Why don't you go eat your cereal and shut the hell up?
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On Friday night, Mars got closer to Earth than it has in the past 15 years, as the moon saw "the longest 'blood moon' eclipse of the century," National Geographic reports.
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The Trump administration wanted to impose the requirement unilaterally, with the threat that sanctions would be automatically reimposed if the Iranians got closer to a weapon than the 12-month standard.
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"Before I had even touched down in Ghana, the energy I felt as I got closer to Africa, I felt a rush, a vibration, and it was so strong," Williams said.
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I got closer to friends that I had grown apart from: The reoccurring clue "Groundbreaking admission from Ellen in a 1997 TV show" with its corresponding answer, "IMGAY," begged to be forwarded.
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In the year since, headlines touted those encouraging results, and the United States got closer to electing its first female president, who, of course, would be following the first African American president.
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By the time the project got closer to the finish line, pricing was no longer discussed—but it was clear the idea of a $50 starter phone was now a pipe dream.
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This line gradually got closer to the net and with other changes to the rule throughout the 1930s, the success rate varied from season to season as the league continued to experiment.
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As Steimke got closer to the tractor-trailer-car combo he whipped out his phone and started recording (we'll just look over the fact that he appears to be driving at the time).
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I originally designed her hat in blue as well, but we went to a natural straw; it was prettier and it was more appropriate for the scene once we got closer to it.
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ESA was hopeful that Philae might receive enough sunlight again once the comet got closer to the Sun on its orbit, and that seemed to be the case in summer of last year.
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"I could just watch the shells literally getting thinner as I moved up through the record and got closer to the present day," Emily Osborne, one of the study's authors, told the Times.
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As it got closer to 2040 they would fall again, dropping the average down to 'BBB-', the last rung of the coveted investment grade bracket that tends to improve a country's borrowing costs.
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The last two years, they started doing $1 cozy socks, but in all honesty, as in got closer to Christmas, we would do that sale again, and they were usually around $2 otherwise.
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Manafort promised RNC members in a closed-door meeting Thursday that the bluster they heard from Trump was just an image he was "projecting" and would change as he got closer to the nomination.
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Correa says he shelled out around $30k to a guy claiming to be Stevie's manager, but as they got closer to the September gig ... he realized he'd been paying a guy who couldn't deliver.
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They believe they got closer to overcoming Cleveland, though a 593-0 series sweep and across-the-board admissions that the outcome had at least something to do with the team's psychological state is discouraging.
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Einride, the trucking company that rolled out an ambitious plan to disrupt the current freight transportation industry and introduce emission-free, self-driving trucking to the world, just got closer to actually hitting its aggressive goal.
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"I did know it was under development, had an opportunity to look at at least two, as I recollect, drafts as it got closer to Friday," Kelly said, when asked for specifics on who was involved.
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Investigators were quoted as saying they were in constant contact with Europol – the EU's law enforcement agency – over the case, and in recent weeks this contact intensified significantly as police got closer to cracking the case.
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Iggy was taping for Austin City Limits, and being neither an good ol' country boy nor an indie-rock darling, he gave the censors a terminal sentence and got closer to the crowd than anyone before him.
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As I got closer to media check-in however, I started to realize that there were a lot of people wearing onesies—the loose, pajama kind with a hood that makes you look kind of like Totoro.
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Every day that we got closer to our dream was an accomplishment that was made possible not by some "ingenious" plan to retire early, but with the understanding that our future is more important than our present.
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"She has told me that for the first few years she definitely thought it was bluffing, but as we got closer to the wedding and especially after she got engaged, she realized I was serious," said Weinstock.
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Anti-abortion advocates — who got closer to passing major abortion restrictions in 2018 — are frustrated by what they see as a missed opportunity for a Republican-controlled Congress to change federal abortion laws when they had the chance.
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I was pretty shocked by that, and as it got closer to the time I decided I didn't want to stay at his any more—the expectation we'd have a threesome was making me feel a bit weird.
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"It started out with strong gains overnight, based on continued dollar weakness, but as we got closer to the jobs release, the market cautiously pared back," said James Steel, chief metals analyst for HSBC Securities in New York.
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Moscow lifted the self-imposed ban in April last year as Iran and world powers got closer to the deal that led eventually to the nuclear-related sanctions being lifted in exchange for Tehran curbing its atomic program.
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Jehan Sheikh Ahmad, a spokeswoman for the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), spearheaded by the powerful Kurdish YPG militia, said the militants were stepping up their resistance as SDF forces got closer to encircling the town and the dam.
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OPEC got closer to clinching a deal to supply the world with more oil on Thursday after Saudi Arabia proposed the 14-member oil cartel and its allies increase production by a combined 2.83 million barrels per day.
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Even Al Gore, who spent a few months in Vietnam as an Army newspaper reporter, got closer to battle than the man who defeated him, Mr. Bush, who spent his service time stateside on Air National Guard bases.
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"When we dove down in the submarine, we noticed the water became murkier as we got closer to the bottom," said the expedition's chief scientist, Jesus Pineda, a biologist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, in a press release.
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I watched fearless, talented women be loud and goofy on screen, and got closer to accepting that maybe I could be a loud, goofy woman as well, and not to the detriment of the other "serious" things about me.
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"I always thought that as we got closer to the election, more and more people would focus on the Senate, and that is what is happening," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said in an interview.
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"As we got closer to the 2020 presidential election, I see the Trump administration wanting to get tougher," said Joe McMonigle, senior energy policy analyst at Hedgeye in Washington and an Energy Department official under former President George W. Bush.
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I got the call and I said "Yes, please" and then as it got closer to the day I got a call from Lars to say would I like to do "Am I Evil" at the end of our set?
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It was here that he climbed the rungs of the street heroin trade, wooed women, muscled out drug rivals from nearby public housing projects and, as he got closer to middle age, counseled young men to save themselves and to get honest work.
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On Tuesday he called the federal response in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico "an incredible, unsung success," during a briefing in the Oval Office, and by Thursday, as Florence got closer to the Carolina coast, Trump took his defense several leaps farther.
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"When we dove down in the submarine, we noticed the water became murkier as we got closer to the bottom," said Jesús Pineda, a biologist at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and lead author of a study published in the biomedical science journal PeerJ.
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As the plane got closer to production, Boeing made a big change to the MCAS system, allowing it to turn on at low speeds and to move the tail stabilizer by as much as 2.5 degrees each time it turned on, according to the report.
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In the second week, I stayed there I slowly got to know the inmates—little by little I got closer to them, and they were more neutral toward me, like when they were working or reading in the library, or visiting the prison's chapel.
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Yes, the characters mostly remained frozen in space, but Mylod made every little inch that Jon got closer to Dany count, and when they were finally in the same place (when she came down to tell him he could mine dragonglass), that, too, had a significance to it.
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She was hot, and she strode clumsily, planting her feet like a child, as if she didn't love herself—though her anxiety was subsiding as she got closer to the familiar terrain around their hotel and farther from her parents and their burdens of expectation, their oppressive familiarity.
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When I first asked to profile her in advance of her new book, How to Start a Revolution: Young People and the Future of American Politics, I did it over Twitter DM. She agreed, but seemed to get anxious as we got closer to settling on a meeting time.
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Lee refuted the sources' characterizations of the relationship between the national- and state-level offices, arguing that the headquarters "made sure that state teams were provided ample resources and support, and as we got closer to caucus day, we deployed members of HQ and senior staff to the states to ensure seamless coordination."
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So in summer 2016, The Good Place star rented a 15-bedroom house and spent a week kayaking, playing ping-pong and making s'mores, More importantly, however, Bell says she and Shepard, who've been open about their relationship's "volatile" start and the importance of therapy in their marriage, got closer to one another.
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"I give us the best chance to take our message to people that haven't voted for us in the past -- and convince them that conservatism is better for them and better for America, so I think more and more people began to realize that as we got closer to voting day," he said.
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"Every day this was not attended to was a day we got closer to the tipping point — when it would be very difficult, if not impossible, to prevent the kind of climate change damage we are worried about," said Janet McCabe, who led the air pollution enforcement division at the E.P.A. under Mr. Obama.
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In the early 22015s, before he began working there regularly, he was called on to play at the church at the funerals of Jackie Robinson and the civil rights leader Whitney M. Young Jr. If bells were originally believed to be the voice of God, it could be said that Mr. Lind got closer to the source than anyone else in either of the congregations for whom he played.
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I also tried explaining that we know Black Panther, Spider-Man, and the Guardians have new movies coming out, so we know they'll be OK. His favorite is Spidey, mine is Doctor Strange—and I told him that even Doctor Strange might die as a way to show him I might get sad too, but also that it will all be OK. As we got closer to the release date and it was becoming apparent it was going to be even crazier than I expected, I actually read him some of the Infinity Gauntlet comics—mostly to show that Thanos might hurt all the heroes, even kill them, but they come back in the end.
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