That's a shift I'd like to have back and our group would like to have back.
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" He added, "Another play you'd like to have back.
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"That was one I'd like to have back," Foligno said.
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What's the one move you wish you could have back?
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"Unfair answer: I always have back-up glam," she tells PeopleStyle.
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It's one policy the country would love to have back, yugely.
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He declined to mention which plays he would like to have back.
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"I was in a work accident; I have back pain," he says.
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Can I have back the half-hour I spent writing all that?
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Daisy, the other dog, had to have back surgery at age 2.
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We have so many advantages today that we didn't have back then.
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And now, there are tools we didn't have back in the '60s.
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"Maybe the No. 1 play I wish I could have back," he said.
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"We have back-channel communications with any number of individual [countries]," McMaster said.
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"This means so much more than it would have back then," he said.
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We've built our own checklist of must-have back-to-school beauty buys.
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"But that's two years of my life I can't have back," he said.
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Q: Any big mistakes in life that you would like to have back?
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They have back stories, and present moments in which they reveal their motivations.
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"We have back-channel communications with any number of countries," General McMaster said.
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How many of these small systems do you think have back-up power?
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It's so critical that the back-up systems have back-ups, she said.
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Maybe a couple of pitch selections to have back, but we won the game.
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Well, it's funny, because I have a standing desk because I have back pain.
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The Demon Deacons have back-to-back wins for the first time since Dec.
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His lawyer, Donna Rotunno, said he is expected to have back surgery on Thursday.
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Others have back strains, muscle aches or neck pain from lifting them and twisting.
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Alternatively, if you are tall and have back problems, consider increasing the counter height.
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That play was many that Broncos coach Bryan Harsin wished his team could have back.
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The filing lists that 12 total investors have back Neuralink, including six un-accredited investors.
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Is there any one thing that was broken that you wish you could have back?
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Q: Any money mistakes you made along the way, that you would like to have back?
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There's no reason for you not to have back-up as you work through hard conversations.
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Regulatory technology can assist with this — but those tools must have back-up systems in place.
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The ability to have back-and-forth chats with Alexa isn't the only new feature today.
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More than 80 percent of all Americans have back problems at some time in their lives.
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Some give a full speech, others have back-and-forths with fairgoers, some even get heckled.
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This is an opportunity we have today that we did not have back in the 1940s.
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I have back-to-back conference calls all morning, and I am not looking forward to it.
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Thursdays are my busy days, and I have back-to-back meetings scheduled from 8 until lunch.
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Imagine how much energy you could have back to invest in more positive things if you did.
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"We all have back pain, and most of us get better and don't need surgery," Pait said.
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"A lot of things you have in Scotland, you also have back in the Punjab," says Jazzy.
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I mean that's why I do these projects; it makes me appreciate what I have back home.
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So if this is the sort of toy you'd like your child to have, back Storyball today.
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For the first time, it will have back-to-school helpers who can assist shoppers on site.
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C. heads out and I stick around to let the instructor know that I have back issues.
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Knowing that we have back-up plans and financial security is important to me (hello, millennials again!).
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O'Loughlin and Caan also have back-end deals, which give them a cut of the show's profits.
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I have back fat that makes my waistline a negotiation in a lot clothing, and I'm 5' 8.
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"There are some plays I wish we could have back down the stretch," Kings coach Dave Joerger said.
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We had a handful of plays we'd love to have back, but made enough to get it done.
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Following a vehicle blast, is this soldier likely to have back pain for the rest of his life?
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"Two for sure he'd like to have back," Jets Coach Todd Bowles said of the interceptions on Sunday.
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A well-run power network should have back-up generating capacity equivalent to about 15% of peak load.
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Given that breach, Mr. Ellis wrote, Mr. Hastert was entitled to have back the $1.7 million he paid.
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He designs ideal cities, because he understands that the greatest scourge they have back then is the plague.
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I don't think I've seen Jeurys in the last two years, for sure, have back-to-back bad outings.
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"With as many guys as we have back, we shouldn't be making the mistakes we make," Altman told reporters.
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Yes. I think it's because of a common contact that I used to have back in my previous company.
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Once that switch is made, CNN will have back-to-back evening anchors representing elite, east coast, powerful families.
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The white and (limited edition) orange have back camera bumps and rails, giving them a chunky eyeglasses kind of look.
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That isn't to say that it was a good trade, or one that the club wouldn't like to have back.
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It was the board game to have back then and is now making a comeback in this rad retro tin.
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The presidents have back-to-back bilateral meetings on the schedule before a joint press conference at 11:85033 a.m.
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Shutdowns are rare occurrences because exchanges typically have back-up systems that quickly come online when there is a technical failure.
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"I've worked with powerlifters that can lift nearly half ton off the ground, and they don't have back pain," he says.
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It was against his father, a conservative, proud man who tried to run his family like he would have back home.
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"We already have back to back quarters of negative growth in industrial production," he told Business Insider in an exclusive interview.
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All the while, make sure that you are relating the experiences that you have back to the job advert, she says.
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"People who love goats, people who have back issues, people who are getting older and… people who just love hay," he explained.
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The Earthquakes (3-1-2), who had a three-game winless streak to open the season, now have back-to-back wins.
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He explained that the business can be unpredictable at times, so it is important to have back-up money just in case.
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This isn't to say Witherspoon, Laura Dern, Nicole Kidman, Zoe Kravitz, and Shailene Woodley aren't a delight to have back on our screens.
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The LeFevre men have now have back-to-back standout moments: one for what they're not wearing and one for what they are.
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But we were working in an environment that was intrinsically hostile and didn't have all the safety infrastructure they have back in civilization.
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Businesses deploying these sensors, however, often don't have back-end databases or tools to understand what that data means for the real world.
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Many of the garments have back stories, like a black sheath dress at Mathew by Narciso Rodriguez from a show scheduled for Sept.
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Like all of us, there was no doubt some compromises he struck, some decisions he made that he wished he could have back.
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Especially with the new advantage that they didn't even have back then, of CG. We could use CG to augment some of the scenes.
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"Emergency facilities of fire personal don't have back up power, as a result, they have less of an ability to combat fires," he said.
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Abe told me he and multiple exes have back-burnered each other when they moved, hoping they could rekindle their romances once they reunited.
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"I think what we didn't have back at that time was the ability to share what happened to us because of shame," she said.
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These temporary migrants also earned 15 times what they could have back in Haiti, and sent the majority of their earnings home as remittances.
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Fox News hosts Megyn Kelly and Sean Hannity may have back-to-back shows on the network, but their opinions about Donald Trump differ greatly.
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He said he never spoke with Roger Stone, a Trump supporter who previously claimed to have "back channel" communications with Assange through a mutual friend.
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They've become the second team to ever have back-to-back ticker tape parades — just another accolade to add to their long list of achievements.
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Usually, Press tells people who already have back pain to cut down on the sitting and increase movement with low-impact activities such as walking.
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This may be the only start Despaigne makes for Chen, whom the Marlins hope to have back after a minimum stay on the disabled list.
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" Chaebol receive government subsidies and often have back channels to officials—because of this, Koo said, these companies "enjoy incredible dominance over the national economy.
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When I have back to back meetings, it's easier and quicker to make a nutritious smoothie than it is to whip up a full meal.
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She ordered lumbar pillows because the chairs don't have back support, and neck pillows for residents with dementia who can't hold their heads up well.
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But these two experiences are so different that it's hard to say that this the intended experience Bungie wanted players to have back in 2010.
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"I'm so pleased to have as good a friend as a man can have back at this table," Mr. Rose said in welcoming Mr. Fager.
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Wednesday, the city told the company to shut off its water because of concern that some water might have back-flowed into a city water main.
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Five studies only included people who didn't have back pain to see if they developed it, while the rest included participants with and without back pain.
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Wednesday, the city told told the company to to shut off its water because of concern some water might have back-flowed into the city's main.
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The machines are prone to malfunctions and miscounts, and many have back doors that can enable attackers to alter the outcome by infecting them with malware.
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"There's still a lot of plays I'd like to have back from that game, a lot to learn from, a lot to improve on," Allen said.
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The deal appears to have back-fired, with Hanson losing some of her anti-establishment fervour and the state Liberals putting off their centre-right base.
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The deal appears to have back-fired, with Hanson losing some of her anti-establishment fervor and the state Liberals putting off their center-right base.
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"It is very constructive to have back to back days of market increases, and it does seem like there's a bit of performance chasing," she said.
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It would be hard, though not impossible, for Warren to have back-slapping wink-and-nod conversations with rich donors with the Associated Press taking photos.
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Coach Mike Krzyzewski is eagerly awaiting the return of another superb recruit, 6-foot-10 freshman Harry Giles, whom the coach expects to have back by Christmas.
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If you sit all day, you'll gain a lot of weight and you'll have back pain, but your baby will do whatever your baby is gonna do.
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Like all of us there was no doubt some votes he cast, some compromises he struck, some decisions he made that he wished he could have back.
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Like all of us, there were no doubt some votes he cast, some compromises he struck, some decisions he made that he wished he could have back.
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"There are a few mistakes I wish we could have back," he said when asked about how the layoffs went down, declining to elaborate further on personnel.
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Even the party guests have back stories, among them the handsome, philandering doctor (Roland Lane) and his stoic wife (Marlaina Powell), who put him through medical school.
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Like all of us, there was no doubt some votes he cast, some compromises he struck, some decisions he made that he wished he could have back.
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"That's a play you'd like to have back," said Hoyer, pointing out that he thought Alshon Jeffery would be double-teamed on that play when Jeffery wasn't.
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And the one that we're still, that we talk about, that used to be in the old product but we don't have back yet, is drug testing.
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"Lovell said the "vast loneliness" he felt while circling the Moon was "awe inspiring," and that it made him "realize just what you have back there on Earth.
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Some patients, particularly young patients who shouldn't yet have back and neck issues, are reporting disk hernias and alignment problems, the study authors write in The Spine Journal.
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Because it allows you to stay in touch and to have sometimes a very different relationship than we used to have back then when I was their age.
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Liquor stores have back-end control over their inventory and prices, and users have the option to shop by liquor type, brand, or even stores in their area.
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If the rebels are to have any chance of forcing May's hand, the Labour Party would have back moves to stay in the customs union and single market.
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"The only pitch I really wish I could have back is, obviously, that last pitch, a curveball that just kind of hung out over the plate," Cecil said.
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Slayer ending means that part of my life is the past, a memory, as are so many other good things that I sometimes wish I could have back.
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I have a job that I love and have made some great friends over the years, but I definitely miss the support system I have back in Canada.
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"We played well, and now have back-to-back games coming up (Thursday and Friday), and that hasn't been our strength this season," Magic coach Scott Skiles said.
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Oftentimes I have back-to-back clients, and because I try to stack so many in one day, if anyone cancels, I get to leave my office for lunch.
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The detectives may never know because that evidence has been conveniently misplaced, so they can't run the unknown prints through the database that they didn't have back in 1980.
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That should send many of the industrials that rallied earlier this week on hopes that China could capitulate to Trump the same way Mexico and Canada have ... back down.
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The goal by Gallagher, a shot from the left wing face-off circle that beat him on the short side, is one he'd no doubt like to have back.
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People in hunter-gatherer societies and those who work physically demanding jobs in developing countries sit as much as most office workers do, but they don't have back pain.
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To help determine which comes first, the review team analyzed data from 36 studies that followed nearly 160,000 people over time who didn't have back pain at the start.
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It's unheard of, however, to have back-to-back storms of the same name that both reach Category 5 intensity, in two different ocean basins, one-year-after-another.
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My grand plan was build a whole bunch of super-large differentiated consumer front-ends and then have back-end platforms that consolidate all the data and consumer usage.
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"By middle age almost everybody has disk degeneration and a lot of people have back pain, but science has not been able to link the two," Dr. Mirza said.
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Rachel and I ate in Hong Kong as I never could have back when cut-rate scallion pancakes and cheap, filling McDonald's value meals were all I could afford.
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Harden also joined Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry as the only players in NBA history to have back-to-back games with more than 10 3-pointers made.
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Perhaps the return of war in the country's Kurdish south-east gave the army the impression that it could also have back its influence in how the government is run.
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With a stolen base in the third inning, Goldschmidt has 20 homers and 20 stolen bases, the third first baseman since 13 to have back-to-back 20/20 years.
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On encryption, Cook has been one of the most vocal and strident opponents to the idea that governments should have back doors to bypass encryption and gain access to devices.
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Weinstein arrived at a hearing last week looking frail and using a walker, and his attorney Donna Rotunno said in court that her client was scheduled to have back surgery.
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While not all of them will be missed — Burger King's Satisfries weren't the best idea, for example — there are some fast-food favorites we'd love to have back in our lives.
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For this reason I suspect that Mr. Mueller and his team have heard as much praise from Paul Manafort as Donald Trump must have, back when they were still palling around.
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"We went back in history and said what happens if you go two months without a distribution day, we have back-to-back distribution days — how does the market react?" he asked.
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Drake previously raved over his "beautiful" 18-month-old boy and the co-parenting relationship he and Brussaux, 30, have back in October during an episode of Lebron James' HBO series The Shop.
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She would walk up to any truck on the street and say what do you have back there and can I have a box of it, and they would give it to her.
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I have back pains — probably because I've spent a better part of three decades with my back hunched, my arms curled in T. rex position, and hands clenched around a bar of plastic.
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For years, the legendary sneaker brand has given us pop-culture merch we didn't have back in the day — be it with Star Wars, Hello Kitty, and assorted members of the Disney universe.
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Roughly half of all working Americans say they have back pain symptoms each year, and it's the third most common reason for visits to the doctor's office, the American Chiropractic Association (ACA) says.
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"The only pitch I really wish I could have back is, obviously, that last pitch, a curveball that just kind of hung out over the plate," Cecil said of his delivery to Frazier.
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Still, if you are a security policymaker of a nation like India — with several times the population of the US — wouldn't you worry about how many major militaries have back doors into your networks?
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LG: Speaking of Uber: Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we are thrilled to have back on the show Johana Bhuiyan, she is Recode's senior transportation reporter, and we're talking all about Uber again.
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And, indeed, if we were to have back doors / escrowed keys, I prefer his partner Albert Wenger's approach — a unique key for every single device — to a master "golden key" that would open everything.
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Most of think that pain tells us about what's happening in our bodies—people who have back pain, for example, might think that they have a disc slipping, or that their vertebrae are cracking.
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Little did I know that when we got a chance to talk, the Lakers would have back-to-back victories, with one of them being a win over the NBA champion, Golden State Warriors.
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My lesbian friends and I have often complained about how much easier it is for our gay guy friends to hook up with abandon — they have way more bars, and they all have back rooms!
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LeBron equaled his mark of 41 points from Game 5, joining Jerry West, Rick Barry, Michael Jordan, and Shaq as the only guys to have back-to-back 40-point games in the a Finals series.
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I wanted a perfume that smelled like something that they'd have back then, so I found a peppery perfume, which to me was an embodiment of the energy of the character but also fitting to the timing.
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It is meant for people like me, that when they were 17 years old, they saved up enough money to go buy a pair of Lucky jeans because they were the cool jeans to have back then.
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My back has also been hurting more than usual (I have back issues stemming from competitive swimming in high school), so it will also be a good chance to go to the chiropractor for an extra session.
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The hosts in "Westworld" have back stories, but they're not accumulations of real events, like a human has, they're confusing amalgams of programmed narratives, multiple builds and whatever they can remember from their experiences as conscious beings.
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It's 2019 and we're already remaking every sitcom and cartoon from the '90s and early aughts, so why not revamp that weird obsession every tech company seemed to have back then with colorful, partially see-through designs?
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Information Minister Abdirahman Omar Osman apologized to citizens on Tuesday for the outage, which hit all landline and mobile users apart from those with access to private satellite connections, and called for them to have back-up plans.
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While some officials, including the country's interior minister and now prime minister, have back-pedaled on their initial support for vigilante groups, rights groups says that the authorities are deliberately exploiting the migrant crisis to their political advantage.
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Warner says the committee still has a number of witnesses to see and they are working through how to get them to come back and that Cohen is one of the witnesses they always wanted to have back.
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Ms. Hobdy said that she did not observe any injuries that appeared serious, but that some people seemed to have back pain, and that others were using clothing to try to stop the flow of blood from cuts.
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Jinx Lierre, who's in her late 20s, said she looks for people in chiropractic videos who look like her, and have back problems like she does, as if she might be able to imagine herself in their place.
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But don't fret if you had your eye on those and can't find them in your size — Daily Ritual makes another version of these same leggings that have back pockets, which currently have more sizes available in those colors.
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Prior to this trip, we were warned by several friends that Burmese food would be an acquired taste but thankfully G. and I find the taste to be similar to what we have back home in Singapore and Malaysia.
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On migration, Italy's populist government is hemmed in by constraints: the refusal of Italy's EU partners to take an agreed quota of arriving migrants and the refusal of the countries of origin to have back those migrants who do not qualify for asylum.
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The keyboard was said to have back-lighting and an E Ink display on each key, and was seen at a tech incubator event organized by Foxconn — an Apple manufacturing partner and, according to the WSJ, a soon-to-be investor in Sonder.
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Tyler Ulis added 20 points and 10 assists, Derrick Jones Jr. scored 15 points and Alex Len had 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Suns (24-57), who have back-to-back wins after a franchise record-tying 7553-game losing streak.
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In a video the day before Mr. Trump's arrival, posted by Elle UK, Mr. Khan expanded his attack to gender issues, saying the president was promoting policies that would relegate women to second-class status and force them to have back-alley abortions.
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It may not make sense here, either, but of all the restaurants to open in the city over the last year, Le Coucou would be my first pick for visitors from out of town who wanted a meal they couldn't have back home.
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Keep a Personal SOS Kit Of course, Rosenman has a survival guide packed with a few essentials of her own: "I have back-up chargers in there for sure, and then there are tiny little bottles of Patrón for my mental state," she jokes.
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" That's what O.J. thought he was going to be able to do, but we needed to infuse in those few moments we have back at his house a sense of, "Wait a second — O.J. is beginning to realize he can't go back to being O.J. Simpson.
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"You have the same problem out here with, with cattle and hogs that we have back in Delaware with chickens: a whole hell of a lot of manure," Joseph R. Biden Jr. said to titters, as he discussed the rural economy during a Sunday afternoon campaign stop.
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But because Better Call Saul is slowly building out its visual universe so that both the law office and Mike's more colorful adventures occupy worlds full of visual iconography, the Cousins' cameo doesn't feel like as weird of a fit as would have back in season one.
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But Delaney had, before the debate, been very direct in critiquing the Green New Deal and Medicare-for-all, so when it came time for moderators to prompt debates over those ideas, he got called on first, and got to have back-and-forths with both Warren and Sanders.
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"We have back-up diesel generators but given the increased scale of our operations we now need to add further capacity," Learmonth told Reuters, adding that diesel supply might be harder to come by due to rising demand from South Africa, suffering a power crisis of its own.
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Many programmers I know complain that while the point-and-click world has made computers easier to use for everyday people, it has also dumbed us down; kids don't learn the command line the way they would have back when personal-computer use emerged in the '70s and '80s.
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I understand, intellectually, that women had no autonomy over their bodies in the 1600s, and that sex was probably the only fun (some) people could have back then, but watching movies like The Witch (pronounced "the V-Vitch," by the way) taught me to believe that life was unspeakably bleak.
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All this allows for a new kind of flexibility travelers didn't really have back in the day, she said, recalling a man she met hiking the Camino de Santiago trail in Spain who would simply walk until he was tired and then just book something on his phone last-minute.
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And now you have the team doctor down there and they have back pain and so now he's working on them and of course this absolutely horrifying, repulsive, disgusting, illegal criminal activity that he did was all in the name of working on them and doing the things that he did to them.
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EditorsNote: updates fourth graf with Booker being youngest to have back-to-back 50-point games; new headline Thomas Bryant's three-point play with 2.8 seconds remaining lifted the visiting Washington Wizards to a 124-121 win over at Phoenix on Wednesday, spoiling a 50-point night from the Suns' Devin Booker.
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"Parades in New York City have this heightened sense of significance that they might not even have back in the old country," said Brendan Fay, an immigrant from Ireland who co-founded the LGBTQ Irish group Lavender and Green Alliance, and spent 25 years fighting to be allowed into New York 's St. Patrick's Day Parade.
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Over the past month, I've staunchly defended my decision to keep a trip through South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand going instead of returning to the US. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention did not advise against visiting the countries at the time, and on the ground I felt just as safe as I would have back in New York.
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DUKE 110, GEORGIA TECH 57 Grayson Allen had 15 points and 63 assists in his return from a suspension for tripping an opponent, and No. 8 Duke (13-2, 1-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) routed visiting Georgia Tech (9-5, 1-1) in Coach Mike Krzyzewski's final game before he was to leave the team indefinitely to have back surgery.
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BARACK OBAMA, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: And what I can say with confidence is that when it comes to our domestic operations, the concerns that people have back home in the United States of America that we do not surveill the American people or persons within the United States that there are a lot of checks and balances in place designed to avoid a surveillance state.
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The search led through record stores: the cavernous Times Square markets with their tens of thousands of titles, the little Downtown storefronts with inventories calibrated to the changing tastes of one local clique, the flyblown neighborhood shops where they might have back stock neglected since 1962, the doo-wop museums manned by savants in obscure subway arcades, the head shops purveying bootlegs from a curtained alcove in the rear, the oldies row on Bleecker Street where all the clerks are critics and the discourse alternates unpredictably between impassioned and sardonic.
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